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A Carlton ware Playing Card Cubic Ashtray, Carlton Ware Leaf Bowl, Wade Oval Dish with Bird etc

AN OAK CARD TABLE, the fold over top enclosing a green baize interior, containing a quantity of playing cards, width 70cm x depth 50cm x height 76cm and two hanging bookcases (3)

A REGENCY ROSEWOOD CARD TABLE, the fold over top enclosing an oval baize playing surface, single frieze drawer, on twin supports united by a single turned stretcher, width 64cm x depth 42cm x height 78cm (condition-slight warped top, minor veneer loss to front right edge)

A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD CARD TABLE, the fold over top enclosing a green baized playing surface, on a square tapered support with canted corners, triform base and scrolled feet, width 91cm x depth 45cm x height 72cm (condition- two historical cracks to top centre, minor fluid marks, minor veneer losses)

Georgian mahogany card table, the fold over top with reeded edge revealing baize lined playing surface, raised on square tapered supports 91cm x 44cm, H75cm

Edwardian inlaid mahogany demi-lune card table, fold over top revealing baize lined playing surface, raised on square tapered supports with peg feet and castors W76cm

George III inlaid mahogany demi-lune card table, baize lined playing surface, raised on square tapered support with peg feet W92cm

REPRODUCTION QUEEN ANNE-STYLE BURR WALNUT FOLD-OVER CARD TABLE, the shaped top with brown baize inlaid playing surface and scroll carved cabriole legs with shield and bellflower ornament, pad feet. 83 wide x 43 deep x 75cms high approximately. Condition: Generally a little faded, otherwise good.

A cased set of four Danish silver coloured spoons by Georg Jensen, 1915 - 1927 mark, designer mark for Henning Koppel (1918 - 1981), each with an enamel playing card suit, 10cm (4in) long, 63g (2.05 oz)

A tray of playing card sets (Qty)

A card box and playing cards

Tom McNeely (Canadian, B. 1935) "Flag with American Olympic Team" Signed lower left. Original Watercolor painting on Paper. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting is the original painting which was published on the Fleetwood Maximum Card for the U.S. 29c Flag with Olympic Rings Stamp issued April 21, 1991. In 1875 a group of German archeologists discovered the ruins of the Stadium of Olympia -- site of the ancient Greek Olympic games -- which had been buried by landslide many centuries earlier. Inspired by the discovery, French educator Pierre de Coubertin campaigned to organize modern Olympic games for the promotion of international goodwill and brotherhood. In 1894 members of an international symposium on amateur sports listened to de Courbertin's passionate plea and voted to form the first International Olympic Committee (IOC). Two years later Athens, Greece, hosted the first modern Olympic Games, which by 1924 included winter competition. Held every four years and interrupted only for World Wars I and II, the Olympic Games allow international amateur athletes to compete for the gold, silver and bronze medals which proclaim them the world's best. Five interlocking rings -- originally representing five continents -- comprise the Olympic symbol. The rings now stand for international friendship, and their colors incorporate at least one shade from the flags of every competing nation. The artwork on this Maximum Card salutes American participation in the games as a U.S. Olympic team member proudly carries Old Glory onto the playing field during the ceremonial parade of athletes. Image Size: 16.5 x 17.25 in. Overall Size: 19.25 x 25.25 in. Unframed. (B12896)

A collection of Whist and Playing Card Counters etc including Brass Registered Whist Marker, bone Fish Gaming markers, Butler Series of coloured Counters etc

Square Folding Card Table with White Vinyl inset playing surface, 82cms wide together with a Circular Coffee Table

William IV Mahogany Fold-over Card Table with green baize circular playing surface, raised on an octagonal column support, shaped platform base and four squat ball feet, 91cms long x 77cms high

George IV simulated rosewood card table, circa 1825, in the manner of Gillows, the folding top enclosing a baize playing surface, on turned, reeded and tapering legs, approx. 76cm high, 91cm wide, 43cm deep

Bette Davis signed Christmas card, with a personal dedication, mounted with a black and white 10x8 photo on a 18x15 mounted frame. good condition. Ruth Elizabeth Davis was an American actress with a career spanning more than 50 years and 100 acting credits. She was noted for playing unsympathetic, sardonic characters, and was famous for her performances in a range of film genres. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

Nia Peeples signed 10x8 black and white photo, on official 'Charisma' card. Dedicated. Virenia "Nia" Peeples (born December 10, 1961) is an American R&B and dance music singer and actress. Peeples is known for playing Nicole Chapman on the hit TV series Fame; Pam Fields, the mother of Emily Fields, on the drama Pretty Little Liars; Karen Taylor Winters on The Young and the Restless; and Sydney Cooke on Walker, Texas Ranger. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

A watercolour portrait of Piper Daniel Laidlaw, playing "Blue Bonnets over the Border" standing atop a front line trench parapet, rallying his comrades of the King's Own Scottish Borderers during the 1915 Battle of Loos, an act of gallantry for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross, signed and dated 1919, after the original by believed to be by Christopher Clark, in pen-line and watercolour wash card mount and antiqued gilt frame under glass, 32 cm x 23 cm, 57 cm x 46 cm overall

A George V silver "Trumps" playing card game marker, Henry Perkins & Sons, London, 1933, 5 cm

Collection of vintage and older playing card decks

A XIX Century Pottery Imari Style Trio, a George Jones Crescent China floral cup and saucer (crack), a rose decorated pottery trinket tray and a set of four Wedgwood Jasperware playing card suit dishes :- One Tray

A hallmarked silver miniature playing card holder, a hallmarked silver vesta case and a gilt metal charm compass

A box containing assorted playing cards and other games including Buchanans Black and White Whiskey advertising card/wallet set, two packs of cards, etc.

Sir David Wilkie RA (1785-1841), 'The Winning Card,' Scottish interior scene with and elderly man and young girl playing cards, the girl with a kitten in the crook of her arm staring at the viewer, unsigned, oil on canvas, 34x44cm, in giltwood frame with engraved plaque, verso with depository/shipping labels for South Africa, Provenance: From a private vendor whose grandfather was given the painting by the owners of Johnny Walker Whisky whilst an employee of the company

Aviation. Four photograph albums relating to Short Brothers & Harland Limited of Belfast, c.1965-75, containing in total 120 photographs (various dimensions, from 150 x 175 mm to 180 x 245 mm), mainly gelatin silver prints (a few in colour), all mounted rectos only to black card album leaves, the albums depicting visits to the Short Brothers Belfast factory by Prince Philip (39 photographs) and Alec Douglas Home (22), a trade exhibition in Japan (43), and various interior images of a laboratory including a model of a Seacat missile (16), with a Christmas card to 'Dennis + Jean' (i.e. Cuthbert Edward 'Dennis Wrangham, 1907-1982, chairman of Short Bros and Harland, and his wife) from Terence O'Neill, Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, and a letter signed to Jean Wrangham from Captain Richard Hutton, Assistant Equerry to the Duke of Edinburgh, both laid in. Together with the following ephemera: Friendship album kept by Jean Wrangham (née Cuthbert-Behrens), 1936-40, 26 leaves, including the autograph of Olave Baden-Powell as 'Chief Guide', various pencil, pen-and-ink and watercolour sketches including a very competent imitation of E. H. Shepard depicting Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet and Christopher Robin playing poohsticks, an anthropomorphic rabbit marriage, and similar; Album of albumen-print cartes-de-visite, with 22 cards by Hugh Paton & Sons of Edinburgh, J. Ballantine of Cumnock, and others, with sitters identified in pencilled notes; Manuscript private library catalogue, c.1900, 37 leaves of ruled paper, written on rectos only, arranged alphabetically by title, headings comprising 'Library flat', 'Library floor', 'Drawing Room Flat', 'Top Flat'; and 1 other item (qty: 10) Provenance: Cuthbert Edward 'Dennis' Wrangham (1907-1982), chairman of Short Bros and Harland; thence by descent.

A late Victorian silver playing card box by Lawrence Emanuel, London 1899, of rectangular form with hinged domed cover and crocodile effect decoration, opening to reveal a compartmented gilt interior, enclosing two sets of miniature playing cards, case 5.7cm high, weight (excluding cards) 2.03oztCondition Report; Some denting to the highpoints of the scales, and some wear to the scale decoration, mostly to the cover. No splitting or signs of repair. Cover opens smoothly and closes flush. General scratching, wear and tear to the exterior commensurate with age and use. Moderate wear to the gilt interior, particularly were the cards meet the base, and general scratching, wear and tear. Some cards do appear to be missing from the set.  

* Meteyard (Sidney Harold, 1868-1947). Dance of Death, an illustration to The Golden Legend, circa 1910, watercolour on paper, heightened with bodycolour, signed with monogram lower right, sheet size 472 x 297 mm (18.5 x 11.75 ins), laid down on card, ruled wash border to mount, gilt frame, glazed, with old handwritten label attached to verso with clear adhesive tape, marked '25 Proofs, Golden Legend, Dance of Death, 342', and additional label for the exhibition Masterly Art (Birmingham School of Art 1884-1920), City Museum & Art Gallery, Birmingham, 15 November 1986-25 January 1987Qty: (1)NOTESProvenance: Collection of Graham Horton. The present work is the original watercolour for the 19th illustration facing page 104 of the published edition, with the quotation to tissue-guard: 'Death, playing on a dulcimer. Behind him, a poor old woman, with a rosary, follows the sound, and seems to wish her feet were swifter...'. One of 25 illustrations by Sidney Meteyard for H.W. Longfellow's Golden Legend, published by Hodder & Stoughton in 1910. A leading member of the Birmingham Group of Artists, Meteyard studied under Edward Taylor at the Birmingham School of Art, and contributed illustrations to A Book of Pictured Carols (1893) and The Quest (1894-96). Generally influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites, and especially Edward Burne-Jones, although the latter's influence on Meteyard perhaps resides more in the choice of subject than in its execution. Burne-Jones became president of the Royal Birmingham School of Art in 1885, and was also a native of Birmingham. Literature: The Last Romantics, Barbican Art Gallery, 1989. Masterly Art (Birmingham School of Art 1884-1920), City Museum & Art Gallery, Birmingham, 15 November 1986 - 25 January 1987.

COLLECTION OF VARIOUS POSTCARDS AND PLAYING CARD GAMES

Joker (2019) Thai One Sheet film poster, double sided rare playing card style, rolled, 27 x 40 inches.

WW2 Monty desert campaign playing cards, Royal scot Greys card and WW2 rolls razor all in original boxes

An Edward VII silver playing card case, Chester, 1903, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, 53mm wide x 85mm high x 41mm deep, approximately 85 grams

A 19th century printed playing card set, Reynolds & Sons, circa 1850, complete set

A 19th century printed playing card set, Reynolds & Sons, circa 1850, complete set

Early 19th century printed playing card set, Hall & Son, circa 1810, complete set

Early 19th century printed playing card set, Hall & Son, circa 1810, complete set

Early 19th century printed playing card set, Hall & Son, circa 1810, part set, 39 cards

Early 19th century printed playing card set, Thomas Creswick, circa 1820, part set, 32 cards

An unusual Anglo-Indian/Ceylonese coromandel card table, folding top with fluted border, enclosing an inset baise-lined playing surface, above a deep frieze carved with flowerheads, cabriole legs carved with stylised figures and birds, ball and claw feet, 80cm high, 76cm wide, 37cm deep, first half 19th century

A 19th century rosewood playing card box, c.1870

An Asprey black leather cigarette box with yellow metal mounts, a Cartier burgundy leather playing card case with two packs of cards and an antler-handled magnifying glass with silver mounts

A musical box playing twelve airs, serial No 9289, with original tune card, 27cm cylinder, and zither attachment, in crossbanded case and floral transfer to lid, width 60cm.

A Nicole Freres musical box, Gamme No 2554, serial No 43080, playing six popular hymns, tune card, coloured marquetry inlaid cartouche to lid with musical instruments, width 49cm, cylinder 27.5cm.

A musical box, serial No 16838, playing six airs, printed tune card, simulated rosewood case with floral transfer to lid, 36.5cm, cylinder 9cm.

A collection of assorted boxes to include mirrored jewellery boxes, a black lacquered box with blue and gold decoration, leather playing card box complete with two card decks and scoring notepads and pencils, a clear and black Lucite box etc, S/D. (qty)

A Victorian playing card box with inlaid decoration, 33 cm; a travelling chess set in mahogany box

A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II NAVETTE-SHAPED DWARF CANDLESTICKS by Charles Boyton & Sons, Sheffield 1962, together with a small pin dish engraved with playing card trumps, by Geoffrey Guy Bellamy, London 1957; the latter 3.1" (8 cms) square; 7.3 oz (3)

A 19th Century mahogany and ebony lined card table, the shaped and hinged rectangular top enclosing a baize lined playing surface raised on square tapering legs terminating in spade feet, 75 x 90 x 44.5cms.

Four boxed Stuart crystal whisky tumblers, five airline branded playing card decks, boxed set of San Francisco cable car glasses

A small collection of assorted vintage items to include a Christmas 1914 Princess Mary WWI tin. Lot also include a souvenir d'Ostende bakelite playing card case and prayer books.

An early 19th century small circular silver gilt filigree box pendant, with sliding tray containing four silver and enamel playing card motifs, for the 2, 3, 4 and Ace of diamonds, the container 1.7cm

Marion Post Wolcott (American, 1910-1990) Card game of African-American Day Labourers, Belle Glade, Florida, 1941silver gelatin print, with Farm Security Administration stamp verso, and titled 'Migratory laborers and vegetable pickers playing skins game in the back of a Jook Joint and bar in the Glades area of South Central Florida Feb 1941'17.5 x 24cm Illustrated: Mary N Woods, 'Beyond the Architect's Eye - Photographs and the American Built Environment', University of Pennsylvania Press, 2008.Condition report: Mounted, glazed and framed. 44 x 55.5cm.

A late 17th century filigree silver counter box, unmarked, circular form, with foliate filigree decoration, the hinge a.f, the interior with four counters pierced with the playing card suits, with a ring attachment, diameter 2.8cm, approx. weight 0.6oz. (5) Provenance: A Private Collection.

Cigarette card - William Clark & Son 1898. "Tobacco Leaf Girls". Single card - Girl sitting on the moon, playing a banjo.

Vintage Patience mini playing card set, 4x4.5cm approx

Cigarette cards, Player's playing cards and a "Whot" card game

Miscellaneous coins including: Royal mint issue, coinage of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 1970 set with certificate, Coronation year 1911 -'The anointing spoon' silver replica mounted on card named 'The novelty of the Season'. Souvenir pack of playing cards printed in Eire, depicting 52 views of Ireland, Condition: VF-UNC

JOHN THOMSON / CELTIC On 5 September 1931, Celtic were playing their Old Firm rivals Rangers at Ibrox Park in Glasgow in front of 80,000. Early in the second half Thomson and a Rangers player, Sam English, went for the ball at the same time. Thomson's head collided with English's knee, fracturing his skull and rupturing an artery in his right temple. Thomson was taken off the field in a stretcher; most people assumed that he was just badly concussed, but after an unsuccessful operation, he died later that evening. A 4 page card was issued as a Tribute from William Maley including a poem, a portrait and his honours. Good

James Bond Casino Royale (2006) - An Original Prop Poker Chip & Playing Card made for the Film, mounted in a framed display (17.5x13 inches). Provenance: Obtained by the Vendor at a Charity Auction in 2008.

James Bond Casino Royale - 'Cartamundi Casino Royale' playing card and box signed by Daniel Craig, mounted on mini poster in frame, 18 x 13 inches overall.Provenance: from a crew member.