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A late Victorian silver playing card box being undecorated and having twin compartment interior 3.6oz, Birmingham 1900, height 6.5cm

A games compendium and a quantity of playing card sets

A small collection of Airfix and other similar aeroplane model kits; together with five vintage jigsaw puzzles; and playing card packs.

Late 19th Century inlaid rosewood 12-air musical box, bells and drum in sight, No 30690, 11-inch barrel, comb lacking two tines, playing six bells and a brass-bodied drum, the twelve airs (The Mikado, Ivanhoe, etc) listed on printed and handwritten card of Picard-Lion Geneve, 'Tambour Timbres 12 Airs No 30690', the case inlaid with musical trophies to the hinged cover, lacking interior glass and lock, 61cm x 32cm x 27cm high

A 1930's figured walnut semi-circular turn-over top card table with baize lined playing surface on cabriole legs

A 19th century rosewood serpentine-fronted turn-over-top card table with baize lined playing surface on carved scroll-shape legs

A 19th century walnut shaped-rectangular turnover-top card table with baize lined playing surface on scroll-shaped legs with castors

A Victorian mahogany rectangular turnover top card table with baize lined playing surface on turned column with plateaux base (af)

A Victorian inlaid walnut semi-circular turnover top card table with baize lined playing surface and central column on scroll legs

An 83cm 19th Century Dutch floral marquetry and walnut veneered fold-over card table with central group of musical instruments and foliage, opening to reveal a tooled circular baise playing surface with playing card motifs to each corner featuring the four suits of a deck, set on a faceted bulbous pillar and quadruple scroll legs - bearing stamps for T.J. Heydanus (Thomas Johannes) - some edge beading loss and minor old worm damage to interior boards

A Continental amboyna cigar box, hinged cover mounted with a topographical miniature; an Italian playing card box (2)

PLAYING CARDS: the Game of Mayflower No. 112; a selection of other playing cards and card games.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CARD TABLECIRCA 1780The folding top enclosing a baize playing surface, the moulded frieze on moulded square supports headed by pierced foliate carved angle brackets,74cm high, 91cm wide, 45cm deepProvenance:Supplied by Oliver Messel  Condition Report: (elements of brackets missing)Condition Report Disclaimer

Memorabilia - car Tax Discs, 1957, 1980 - 91;   car magazines;  Dewsbury Football Club selection card, to play Wigan 194*;  Sheffield Wednesday Football Club v Dynamo U.S.S.R. 1960 ticket stub;  Hatfield Main Collery Company certificate 1939 Authority to Use a Lamp Other Than a Flame Safety Lamp; playing cards;  cod bottle;  replica pistol;  etc

A very fine Edwardian decorated and inlaid satinwood demi-lune fold-over Card Table, the top decorated with a classical woman playing a tambourine, within floral swags and garlands tied with ribbon bows, above a conforming decorated frieze, raised on square tapering decorated legs, 69cms x 81cms (27" x 32"). (1)

Seven silver prize watch fob shields, c1900-early 20th c, one enamelled with ace of clubs playing card, and a star shaped example with the arms of Wyggeston School Leicester, various sizes and makers, 55g Good condition

An Edwardian miniature silver playing card box, of plain square pillar shape, 50mm h, by W Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1909, 1oz 6dwts Good condition

A Collection of Various Playing Card Games, Chess Pieces, Draughts, Cribbage Board Etc

A small rose mahogany games table on four padded feet with castors, the lift-up lid reveals chequerboard and velvet card-playing area. Column support.

An Edwardian Coronation pack of Playing Cards, 1902, single deck of cards comprising four suits of thirteen, one Joker, all with portrait of Edward II, gilt edged, 2.5 x 3.5 inches, housed in red cloth-covered card box and cover cover, gilt lettering together with George VI & Queen Elizabeth Coronation Official Souvenir Programme and a Queen Elizabeth II Coronation approved Souvenir Programmed and book (1 bag) 

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN GORHAM CO SILVER PLATED NOVELTY VESTA CASE, the front with King of Hearts playing card motif with two card scoring dials numbered 1 to 12, the reverse with a large diamond surrounded by other card suits, stamped 'GORHAM CO 075' to the inner rims, length 6.7cm (Condition Report: both dials have moveable hands, in good overall condition)

A good selection of early 20th century cigarette cards and playing card packs.

A vintage carved wooden chess set with weighted bases together with an antique Happy Families playing card game.

19th century c.1880 Natural History Dominoes Card Game by A.N. Myers & Co of London, complete with 30 playing cards and tatty box

Fuller ( S and J publishers) 19th century Imperial Royal Playing Cards, circa 1828, complete deck of coloured wood-engraved cards, the court cards depicting historical figures, each card 9.2cm x 6.3cm

Jaques of London ' Illustrated Proverbs ' 1st series Playing Card Game, c.1870, 63 cards in original box together with a Jaques of London ' Happy Families ' playing card game c.188o, complete deck of 44 stencil coloured lithographic cards and instructions card

Three Jaques of London Counties of England Playing Card Games circa 1900 including Counties of England (Southern), Counties of England (Northern) and Counties of England (Midlands), all complete.

Early 20th century Oak Card Table, the twin hinged lids opening to a green baise playing surface with counter wells, raised on square tapering legs and spade feet, 84cm long x 41cm deep x 72cm high

A Georgian inlaid mahogany demi lune fold over card table with baize lined playing surface, raised on square tapered supports, H75cm, W89cm, D45cm

A boxed set of four silver coffee spoons - with celluloid playing card knops, Birmingham 1930, sponsor's mark for Marson & Jones, together with a set of six teaspoons, two silver matchbook covers, a trumpet shaped vase and a manicure set, weighable 140g.

Three Hermann Teddy Bears, comprising of Bolero Music Bear, 70 of 500, 6th in the series of classic music bears playing Ravell's Bolero, with card tag, a Peach Panda 498 of 1000, wearing a blue pinafore, with card tag, a GBN Bing limited edition Levi Strauss Museum Jeany, 321 of 500 with card tag and a smaller bear with white mohair and card tag --15in. (38cm.) high (Jeany with stain to side of leg)

19th Century Dutch Marquetry Card Table 19th century Dutch marquetry inlaid fold over card table, demi lune top with marquetry throughout depicting playing cards, dominoes, chess board, flowers and other botanical patterns, on four tapering square section legs, the back leg housed in the rear drawer to support the leafThe rear leg is loosley attached, splits to the top of the table and losses to the playing card suit emblems, scratching to the edge and the legs, see all images.

A mixed lot to include UEFA Euro 96 badges, Titanic collectors items, cigarette card reference books, James Bond trading card boxes, Wills Woodbine playing cards, Weetabix 3D viewers, Carter's liver pills dominoes, etc

A large quantity of vintage and older playing cards, card games and advertising playing cards to include 'My Goodness, My Guinness', 'Faraway Tree Card Game' by Enid Blyton, 'Kargo Card Golf Game', 'Andrews Liver Salt' cards, 'Casino Royale' cards, 'Orient Line to Australia' miniature cards, 'Spice Girl' cards, Waddington's 'Austin Car' cards, 'Westminster Virginia Cigarette' cards, etc.Condition Report: The packs have not been checked, and we cannot guarantee all components are present.

A VICTORIAN INLAID BURR WALNUT FOLDOVER CARD TABLE, CIRCA 1870 the rectangular quarter-veneered swivelling top with rounded ends, opening to reveal a rouge baize playing surface, supported on four fluted legs issuing from a base with bell-flower carved downswept legs, moving on ceramic castors. 74cm high, 95cm wide, 46.5cm deep (closed)The top is in poor condition with an attempted repair to an area of loss in one corner. The top opens and closes well. The table moves well on the castors. Losses to the banding on the frieze. Structurally sound and no sign of worm.

A VICTORIAN INLAID BURR WALNUT FOLDOVER CARD TABLE the rectangular quarter-veneered swivelling top with rounded corners, opening to reveal a blue baize playing surface with gilt-tooled leather trim, raised on two pairs of bipartite supports, joined by a turned stretcher, continuing to downswept legs, moving on castors. 73cm high, 97cm wide, 48.5cm deep (closed)The top with well-figured burr walnut. One broken and re-stuck. The playing surface is in good condition and the hinged top opens and closes well. The original brass castors work well. Some age-related cracks and scratches to the veneer.

A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY CARD TABLEPOSSIBLY SCOTTISH, C.1825-30with ebonised edging, the swivel fold-over top revealing a baize lined playing surface, on a ribbed spiral twist stem and scroll paw feet74.5cm high, 91cm wide, 45.3cm deep

A PAIR GEORGE III SATINWOOD CARD TABLESLATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURYinlaid with stringing and banding each with a "D" shaped hinged top on a twin gate support revealing a baize lined playing surface on square tapering legs with applied ankles (2)73.2cm high, 90.8cm wide, 44.5cm deep

A 19TH CENTURY PLAYING CARD MUG (chipped), a Lulworth Cove souvenir mug (a/f), lustre ware and other ceramics

An assortment of 20th century collectables. Including a playing card box, two draughtman's drawing equipment sets, one in a rosewood case, etc.

A Collection of Various Vintage Playing Card Games to include Mickey Mouse Snap

VAN CLEEFS & ARPELS PLAYING CARD SET

Mahogany Card Table in the Regency manner, the rectangular fold-over top opening to a green baise playing surface, carved frieze and raised on fluted carved tapering legs, 89cm wide x 76cm high

A 20th c pine Letter Rack with shaped back, 12'' long, another letter rack, 14'' long,and Art Deco playing card box and a Whittard's of Chelsea coffee grinder.

Conjuring.- Herwinn (Professor) Good collection of ephemera relating to Herwinn, including: engraved "Compliments of the Season" card from Houdini in original typed envelope, stamped New York December 29th 1922; a similar engraved card from Nevil Maskelyne in hand-written envelope dated 1907/1908; several visiting cards; his 1907 membership card to the British Magical Society; a photograph of Chris Van Bern signed and presented to Herwinn in 1916; a signed photograph of Chris Charlton; a photograph of Herwinn with various pieces of apparatus dating to c.1890; A.L.s. by C.O. Williams asking Herwinn to take photographs of apparatus he now owns but formerly in the possession of Professor Hoffmann (Angelo Lewis) and enclosing an A.L.s. from Lewis on the matter, dated 2nd and 3rd August 1907 respectively; conjuring trade catalogue of Gilbert Stout sent to Herwinn in original envelope; envelope with James Stevens-Cox's note reading "Hartz's cards given to me by Prof Herwin (Mr Humpage) Nov. 9th 1928" with an assortment of playing cards; another envelope with pencil note (not JSC) reading Hartz's Champagne labels and 4 labels inserted; another envelope with pencil note by JSC reading "Hartz's Cab. The original photograph found in Hartz's box after his death by Prof Herwin, who bought much of his apparatus" with 2 photographs inserted, v.d. (small bundle)⁂ An excellent group of ephemera. Herwinn (born William Humpage, 1861-1946) was an early member of the Magic Circle and devised the first Thumb Tip around 1885. The spelling of his name is inconsistent. Christopher Charlton (1887-1963) was known as the Royal Illusionist and his collection of books and periodicals forms part of the Magic Circle library. Joseph Michael Hartz (1836-1903) was a pioneer Vaudeville performer who had also opened what was possibly the first American magic shop, the 'Magical Repository' in New York, c.1870. Chris Van Bern (1872-1950) was a Life Member of the Inner Magic Circle and held high positions in numerous other magic societies.

Card-Playing.- [?Hawkins (William)], "Gyles Smith". Serious Reflections on the Dangerous Tendency Of the Common Practice of Card-Playing; Especially of the Game of All-Fours, as it hath been Publickly play'd at Oxford..., 24pp., first edition with "price fourpence" at foot of title, title browned, modern boards, W.Owen, [1755] § [Bolton (Robert)] A Letter to a Lady, on Card-Playing on the Lord's Day, first edition, half-title, modern wrappers, for J.Leake at Bath [&] M. Cooper & R. Dodsley, 1748 § Beaufort (James) Hoyle's Games Improved, being practical treatises on...Whist, Quadrille, Piquet, Back-gammon, Chess, Billiard and Tennis, first edition, contemporary sheep, a little worn, S.Bladon, 1775, 8vo & 12mo (3)⁂ The first was written as a response to the increasing popularity of card games, brought about by the numerous publications of Edmond Hoyle. Hawkins was a clergyman, poet, dramatist and the Professor of Poetry at Oxford. Unsurprisingly there are many copies in various Oxford colleges but it is rare in commerce. The last is a reworking and simplification of Hoyle's guides to games with billiards and tennis (i.e. real tennis) added and which Hoyle had "never touched upon".

A De la Rue set of Bezique cards and set of playing cards and two other card sets

Victorian coromandel playing card box, the hinged lid with metal corner mounts and central depiction of three playing cards, the interior containing playing cards and four "The Camden" whist markers, 22cm wide, 12cm deep, 8cm high

DODGSON (CHARLES LUTWIDGE) 'LEWIS CARROLL'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, SECOND (FIRST PUBLISHED) EDITION, half-title, 42 illustrations by John Tenniel, occasional light spotting, soiling to blank fore-margin of p.112, full red crushed morocco gilt by Trevor Lloyd, upper cover with gilt vignette of Alice holding the baby pig, lower cover with gilt vignette of the Cheshire Cat, spine tooled in gilt with Mad Hatter and playing card vignettes, g.e., retaining original blue endpapers (in place, with original 'Burns' binder's label) and publisher's cloth (bound at end), slipcase with gilt decoration as for binding on sides [Williams & Madan-Green 46], 8vo, Macmillan and Co., 1866Footnotes:Provenance: John J.M. ?Clerk, ownership inscription dated 1866 on front free blue endpaper.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

FLEMING (IAN)Dr. No, FIRST EDITION, FIRST IMPRESSION, FIRST STATE, with the plain black publisher's cloth binding, spine lettered in silver, FINE IN A NEAR MINT PROOF DUST-JACKET, slightly taller than the book and with wider flaps [cf. Gilbert A6a(1.1 or 1.2)], 8vo, Jonathan Cape, 1958Footnotes:A FINE COPY IN A PROOF DUST-JACKET ORIGINATING FROM THE ESTATE OF THE DESIGNER PAT MARRIOTT.The proof dust-jacket corresponds to Gilbert's description of the first impression jacket, but differs slightly in so far as it is some 2mm. taller (196mm.), and has much wider inner flaps which have not been clipped, so that the price appears nearer to the centre of the front flap. A comparison alongside a published jacket also shows that the design and colours appear an exact match except for one small detail, the 'Greek urn' circular device on the spine being bright white as opposed to off-white as described by Gilbert.The design for Dr. No 'shows in a beautifully understated but provocative way, Honeychile Rider nude on the beach... Marriott's initial idea for Dr No was not to Fleming's liking and so she produced an entirely different idea and the result was the jacket that we know and love... This is the most extraordinary jacket for its time not least because Fleming's name, by being printed in black, is barely visible. And then the subdued colours, and indistinct figure and background are contrary to any designs of the period. In its own way, it would have stood out as much as any Chopping cover' (Graham Thomas, 'Pat Marriott - Bond illustrator', on Mid-Century Bond website, 2019).Provenance: Pat Marriott (Patricia Marriott, 1920-2002), designer of the dust-jackets of the first editions of Diamonds Are Forever and Dr. No, and the 1957 'playing card' edition of Casino Royale. Marriott was known as an illustrator of children's books and in 1954 had married Fleming's literary advisor and a director at Cape, Michael Howard, who drew the author's attention to her work; by descent until purchased by the present owner.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A SET OF TWELVE ELIZABETH II SILVER AND ENAMEL PICKLE FORKS by Garrard & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1961, each terminal enamelled with a royal playing card, cased. 8.6cm long, 2.4 troy ounces grossThe marks to each are clear. The Jack of Diamonds with a minute blemish to the enamel. In otherwise good condition.

Y A GEORGE IV CARVED ROSEWOOD CARD TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS, CIRCA 1825The revolving and folding top opening to a baize inset playing surface 74cm high, 65cm wide, 41cm deep (when closed) Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and useSome old chips and splits.Some fading and additional marks to the top (see images)Of solid, stable structure.Baize inset with some minor marks and scuffsOf rich colour and patina overallPlease see images for a visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

TWO BATMAN LIMITED EDITION PLAYING CARD TINS - AS NEW

ROBERT FFRENCH (BRITISH, 18TH CENTURY)Portrait miniature of Nichola Ffrench, nee Ackson, in a white dress and a blue stolesigned, dated and inscribed ‘Nichola ffrench / daughter of Sir / Arthur Ackson / by Rob’ ffrench / AD 1749’ (on the backing card)on vellum laid down on a playing cardoval, 46 mm highin a silver-gilt frameProvenanceChristie’s, London, 21 April 1998, lot 58;Private collection, UKCondition reportMinor frame abrasions off LH border and discolouration to robe, lower right; otherwise sound.  No sign of fluorescence under ultraviolet; unexamined out of frame.

Quantity of modern issue Star Wars collectables including miniature helmets x 8, Episode III official 2005 pin collection (complete), Topps Master Visions Collector Cards set of 6.5"x10-3/16" art cards, Cartamundi limited edition playing card deck LE 130/5000 within presentation box with COA, and others, all generally Good to Excellent.

A ‘George III’ mahogany card table, later hinged top enclosing a baize lined playing surface, internally chamfered square legs, 72.5cm high, 91cm wide, 44cm deep, the base c.1790

A Presentation Set of Bridge Playing Cards by Erte, designed by Erte (at the age of 90) for the Sobranie Bridge Challenge, adapting earlier work and adding new designed for playing cards, two sealed, unopened packs of cards, a sealed playing card sized book 'The Art of Erte', explanatory leaflet, in black lacquer presentation case, case 28.5cm

A George III mahogany card table, circa 1820, rectangular form, fold-over top enclosing a material playing surface on swing leg supports, raised on inverted supports. 73cm H x 91cm W x 45cm D (90cm unfolded)

VAN CLEFS ARPELS PLAYING CARD SET

Circle of Conroy Maddox (British, 1921-2005), Abstract composition depicting a playing card Queen of Spades. Work appears unsigned. Mounted, framed and glazedQty: 1