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A dark patinated miniature bronze bust, of an Art Nouveau beauty; a marquetry inlaid games box, inlaid with playing card suits; two cribbage boards, etc (5)

Cased set of four white metal Bridge pencils, each of engine turned cylindrical form and each bearing a playing card suit, stamped "Sterling" in a fabric lined blue fitted case retailed by W R Bullen Ltd, London St, Norwich

Vintage gilt metal and glass enamelled "playing card" bracelet, the rectangular shaped links include two Aces, one Jolly Joker, two Kings, a Queen and three 9s, each joined by ring connectors, 17cm long

A set of six Edward VII silver circular buttons pierced and cast with cherubs playing a mandolin within scroll borders, 23mm diameter, by Loewe Rosenthal, London 1903, three similar silver buttons pierced and cast with mythical lions, 27mm diameter, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1901, four late Victorian silver buttons cast with winged cherub heads, 16mm diameter, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1899, and eight other silver buttons, various, all mounted on card

A pair of Regency mahogany card tables, each with a baize-lined playing surface, the frieze with a rectangular panel flanked by stylised foliate motifs, on a square section column and quadriform base, with four outswept feet and brass caps and castors, 92cm wide, 46cm deep, 74cm high (2)

Bisquit Dubouche Bisquit VSOP Fine Champagne Cognac Believed 1960s Italian import Wax & Vitale. Damaged shoulder button. Level 6.5cms 40% 75cl (1) Baron Otard VSOP Fine Champagne Cognac Believed 1960s Italian import Sacco. Level top-shoulder 40% 75cl (1) Gaston de Lagrange VSOP Fine Champagne Cognac Believed 1960s Italian import Martini & Rossi. Scuffed label. Level top-shoulder 40% 75cl (1) Leopold Brugerolle Very Rare Reserve Napoleon Cognac Believed 1970s In playing card ceramic decanter. Fill level unknown 40% 75cl (1) Bisquirt Dubouche Unknown Cognac Embossed capsule. Remains of shoulder button. No label. Level 7cms 40% 75cl (1)

Charlie Holloway's (Logan Marshall-Green) champagne bottle from Ridley Scott's sci-fi prequel Prometheus. This comes from the personal collection of the film's set decorator Sonja Klaus. Charlie drank heavily from his bottle, shortly before he was infected by David (Michael Fassbender). The bottle is made of glass, covered in a mirrored metal foil and features Champagne Armand De Brignac insignia, a large "A" inside a playing card spade. Mmetal plaques on the bottle provide marketing and nutritional information. The bottle has minor wear from production use. Dimensions: 9.5 cm x 9.5 cm x 30 cm (3 3/4" x 3 3/4" x 12")£600-800 M

A collection of vinyl singles and an Arrco automatic playing card shuffler, untested.

CARD TABLE, Regency mahogany with green baize playing surface on a shaped column with quadraform supports, on castors, 72cm H x 91cm x 45cm. (with faults)

Two sealed packs of Le Must de Cartier playing cards in fitted red Moroccan leather case and card outer box

Brass and Wooden Cribbage Board with a Playing Card design

Animals / Anthropomorphic. Collection of 27 Victorian & Edwardian chromolithographic greetings cards depicting anthropomorphic animals, predominantly Christmas cards. Including depictions of robins drinking wine and eating Christmas pudding; a goat running a milk cart; frogs playing a drum; monkeys dining at a table; a dog cooking a pork chop; cats taking photographs; mice wearing dresses; cats smoking cigars; cats on a racetrack; monkeys drinking tea (by Helena Maguire); cats reading books and writing. To include a c.1905 folding die-cut card of cat wearing driving goggles and hat (27)

Collection of eight Victorian & Edwardian chromolithographic Christmas cards, mechanical and 3-D/pop-up, c.1870-1910, comprising: mechanical rowing boat with two children, card lever makes boat sway and fishing net & toy boat bob up and down, by Raphael Tuck; die-cut card (illustrated both sides) depicting children feeding in highchairs with two cats stealing the food, accompanying verse, 'At Christmas don't be cross, or angry feel, If little kitty should partake your meal!'; three-dimensional pop-up card depicting robin in holly bush by Raphael Tuck; mechanical card showing cockerel in a bunch of roses, pull-tab makes cockerel move up and down (revealing text, 'cock-a-doodle-doo!'); die-cut folding card of children feeding robins at a window, by Ethel Parkinson; die-cut folding card of children playing badminton; pop-up snowman wearing hat and carrying sack of presents (including kitten); mechanical card depicting Father Christmas, pull-tab changes the face in red cape to little red riding hood (and the text from 'A Merry Christmas' to 'And A Happy New Year') (8)

Collection of Kate Greenaway artist design cards, Victorian, comprising: four c.1880 cards by Marcus Ward depicting children inside flowers (daffodil, primrose, purple pansy, plum blossom); c.1876-78 set of four Christmas & New Year cards despicting seasons (plus two duplicates); four 'Seasons for 1882' cards (Spring trimmed to central image); three c.1880 greetings cards published by Marcus Ward depicting girls with flowers, each card bearing initials 'K.G.'; two c.1880 Marcus Ward cards depicting girls dancing with garland of roses, bearing initials 'K.G.'; c.1877 Marcus Ward boy at a door; c.1890 Marcus Ward girl in 18th-century dress; c.1876 Marcus Ward girl holding sealed letter; c.1870 Marcus Ward baby with butterfly; Simple Simon Christmas card; four c.1880 Marcus Ward Christmas cards depicting children playing (worn as found); c.1880 Marcus Ward card depicting mother and daughter skating on a pond. Together with 15 Kate Greenaway type cards, seven of which are invitation cards (44)

Collection of Victorian Christmas and greetings cards to include four American theatre playbill trade cards depicting actor Alvin Joslin performing for Chas. L. Davis' Comedy Company, colour lithographs published by the Strobridge Lithographing Company in Cincinnati; two advertising trade cards (J. S. Roach Boot & Shoe Manufacturer, Plymouth, with chromolithographic illustration of boy pushing girl on a swing made from boot and laces; 'Johnston's Corn Flour is Best', Robinson Crusoe illustration No.10); a card depicting clown spinning tambourine on his finger, 'A Happy Christmas All De Year Round to Ye'; two c.1880 cards depicting fairies playing amongst toadstools, and others. Publishers include Marcus Ward, Hildesheimer & Faulkner, Raphael Tuck (36)

Collection of eight Victorian chromolithographic mechanical Christmas cards, c.1870-1890, including two examples depicting children playing beneath a Christmas tree decorated with flags and toys, the top of the tree pulls out surprises (a string pulls them back in), the others depicting bouquets of flowers with hidden messages that pull in and out, an elaborate 3-D die-cut bouquet that pulls out into a rounded bunch, and one card depicting a rose with pull-tab that flips out a three-dimensional illustration of cherubs on a cart with presents (8)

Bernard Myers (1925-2007) - Still life of blue vase, playing cards, pears and a plate, signed, oil pastel, 20.75" x 28.5" - *The artist was a teacher of design at The Royal College of Art and one of his first pupils in 1966 was the inventor James Dyson. In his long career as a tutor, senior tutor and professor at The RCA between 1961-1980 Myers taught in most of the schools of the college, especially in industrial design engineering - which he taught simultaneously to civil engineering at Imperial College next door - interior design, film and television design (which he helped to set up) and general studies. The artist's fellow students at The Royal College of Art were John Bratby, Jack Smith, Frank Auerbeh and Leon Kossoff. He exhibited at The New Art Centre, The New Grafton Gallery in London and many other galleries, he had been collected by The Arts Council, The Contemporary Arts Society, The National Maritime Museum and The Tate Gallery - *Provenance: possibly with Dominic Nevill (Fine Old and Modern Paintings), 2A York Street, Bath, bearing the dealers business card, verso

Mervyn Davies OBE sined card approx 6 x 5 inches. Thomas Mervyn Davies 9/12/1946 to 15/3/2012 was a Welsh rugby union player known as Merve the Swerve playing at number 8 for Wales, British lions, Swansea RFC. Excellent condition.

Courtney Walsh signed card approx 4 x 4 inches. Courtney Andrew Walsh 30/10/1962 is a Jamaica born former fast bowler cricketer playing for the West Indies, Jamaica and Gloucestershire. Very good condition.

Peter Adamson signed dedicated 6 x 4 b/w photo card. Peter Adamson 16/2/1930 to 17/1/2002 was a British actor better known for playing Len Fairclough in Coronation Street. Good condition slightly creased with discoloured marks.

Julia Neilson signed 7 x 4 b/w sepia photo card. Julia Neilson 12/6/1868 to 27/5/1957 was an English actress was best known for playing Lady Blakeney in The Scarlet Pimpernel. Good condition.

An early 20th century cased set of four sterling silver propelling pencils/ bridge scoring markers terminating in applied playing card suits; a Shibayama bridge marker decorated with gilded bull rush and inlaid bugs, rosewood base c.1900 (2)

MIXED LOT INCLUDING SMALL VOLUMES, JACK DANIELS CIGARETTE CASE AND BELT BUCKLE, PLAYING CARD RECEIVER, CASED CAMERA AND COINAGE, ETC.

A collection of boxed playing cards, card games, dominoes, a tin case set of patience and an Italy white and red resin chess set, boxed 

Victorian silver miniature playing card box with hinged cover and suspension loop. (London 1899). Maker's mark rubbed.

A GROUP OF PLAYING CARDS to include, Germany, Dondorf, Frankfurt, Rhineland pattern, Standard Courts, Ace each have two different historic and battle scenes, Ace of diamonds shows Napoleon in St. Helene and Egypt, red patterned backs for Jacobson Van DenBerg & co, 52 cards + J + bridge card and calendar for 1939, c.1939, France, Anon maker, French National pattern, small patience cards with double ended unnamed courts, square corners, no indices, pink patterned backs, 52 cards plus slipcase, c.1880, together with B.P. Grimaud, Paris patience cards, French National pattern, round corners, no indices, blue patterned backs, 52 cards plus box, c.1900, Austria, Ferdinand Piatnik & Sons, Vienna, French suit signs, double ended courts, round corners, no indices, backs red urn with flower, 32 cards, c.1920, Switzerland, J.Muller & Cie, Schaffhouse, Swiss pattern, standard double ended courts, round corners, indices within suit sign, backs blue and black tartan, 36 cards, c.1900, Germany, Dondorf, Frankfurt, Baroness Piquet, No.161, backs with roses, 36 cards plus Boc, c.1890

A Royal Doulton figurine HN1493 ‘The Potter’, a 19th century Continental Parian ware figure group depicting figures playing a card game, further Continental figures, two lidded trinket boxes, Faience ware plate.Additional InformationParianware figure group af, Faience ware plate cracked, two further Continental figures af.

A 20th century mahogany serpentine card table, folding top enclosing a baize lined playing surface, tapered square legs, spade feet, 76.5cm wide

A VICTORIAN PLAYING CARD BOX, the pull off cover printed with a rural scene of a boy wearing a kilt, with dogs and pony, width 16.5cm, containing two complete sets of playing cards by Joseph Hunt & Sons and Woolley & Co of London, together with a miniature tartanware rolling pin, length 17.5cm, a Mauchline Ware circular box, diameter 4.7cm, a late Georgian rectangular mahogany tea caddy with two compartments, width 18cm and a decorative square inlaid work box, 21cm square (5) (condition: tea caddy clasp not fitting into the lock, one finial chipped, faded top, the inlaid box lacking one back foot, doesn't close completely flush)

Amboyna playing card box, 20th Century, edged with ebony and boxwood, with a comparted interior, 15cm x 12cm; also a Victorian walnut jewellery box, with broad crossbanding in rosewood, opening to a crimson silk interior, 18cm x 9.5cm x 11cm (2)

MINIATURE PLAYING CARDS & DOMINOES (1929) BY CARRERAS COMPLETE SET OF 52 CARDSapp.size of each card 37mm x 67mm

An 18th century continental walnut and marquetry inlaid card table, of small proportions, the shaped fold-over top marquetry inlaid with a central urn issuing wildflowers and further embellished with birds and insects, opening to reveal baize lined playing surface, all on gateleg rear action, the frieze with inset drawer, the whole raised on slender cabriole supports, w.73.5cm, d.36cm, h.71cm

Early 19th century Fold-over Card Table with Green Baize Playing Surface and raised on square tapering supports

An early 19th century monarch card game, covering monarchs from Henry IV to Charles I, with accompanying fact cards, a large selection of Edwardian and later playing cards, some boxed, two Campden bezique boards, four further score boards, two Goodall of London Moroccan leather bezique score boards and two Victorian Vizagapatam calling card cases (Qty)

Sheffield Postcode S3, Twenty Two Early XX Century and Later Picture Postcards, photo, election card, Joker playing card, amongst other items all relating to Neepsend, Netherhorpe Street, Nottingham Street, Nursery Street, noted Sheffield Vinegar Brewery Company, J.W. Flear Neepsend Van and Carriage Works.

Fine 19th Century 'Black Forest' inlaid walnut musical cuckoo bracket or table clock, circa 1879, retailed by Camerer, Cuss & Co, London, the 6.25-inch Gothic chapter ring with bone numerals and hands, wire-driven twin-fusee movement striking on a coiled gong, bellows-operated cuckoo and musical box to base with 6.25-inch barrel and complete comb playing six airs, the backboard with hand written detail to printed card, inscribed S30.6.79 in a 19th Century hand, printed label of Camerer, Cuss & Co dated 11.36 and 12.43 with additional label to exterior, the case with ebonised eagle surmount over twin-door cuckoo aperture between finials, the architectural case with breakfront corners and carved scroll work over inlaid stepped base, 61.5cm high Condition: Dial has minor staining to numerals and hands, movement currently ticks and cuckoo functions but extensively tested and sold as seen, one pair of bellows has been replaced. Musical mechanism has a complete combe but extensively tested and sold as seen. Case has a later dowel peg to rear of eagle surmount, one finial is detached but present, minor wear to lower stage of ebonised base including rubbing to front edge and slight crack to rear ogee bracket foot, but overall very nice condition and private provenance - **General condition consistent with age

Late 19th century rosewood veneered envelope card table, top with matched veneers, inlaid with white-wood marquetry, opening to reveal green felt lined playing surface with sovereign scoops, frieze containing single drawer with brass bale handle, all standing on four square section scroll shaped legs united by single shelf, 53cm (21") square, height 72cm (28").

A 19th century Swiss rosewood and floral marquetry music box, the crank wind 33cm cylinder mechanism numbered 12346 playing 8 airs, 8 bells in sight with bird strikers, with original tune card 59 x 30cm (23 x 12in) Slight damage with loss to front of lid

A small 19th century Swiss music box, the key wind 22.5cm cylinder mechanism numbered 8508 playing 4 airs, with original tune card, all in a plain stained wood case

A 19th century Swiss rosewood and marquetry music box, the crank wind 23.5cm cylinder mechanism numbered 35287 playing 10 airs, 6 bells in sight, with later tune card 56 x 28cm (22 x 11in) teeth appear intact

A 19th century Swiss rosewood and marquetry music box, the crank wind 27.5cm cylinder mechanism numbered 13156 playing 6 airs, 6 bells in sight with bird strikers, with original tune card, Metzler & Co London retailers label 53 x 28cm (21 x 11in) some shrinkage and age wear with slight damage to case. Two broken teeth

ϒ A Regency rosewood card table, circa 1815, the hinged and mahogany crossbanded top opening and rotating to a baize inset playing surface, above a frieze centred by a roundel motif, on four turned tapering supports and a rectangular plinth, above outswept tapering legs terminating in brass lion paw caps and castors, 76cm high, 91cm wide, 45cm deep ϒ Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. Please see our Terms & Conditions for more information.

A George III satinwood and marquetry folding card table, circa 1790, in the manner of George Hepplewhite, the hinged demi-lune top opening to baize inset playing surface, on square section tapering legs terminating in brass caps and castors, 75.5cm high, 91cm wide, 44cm deep Provenance: Gayton Hall, Wirrall

A pair of George III mahogany, satinwood crossbanded and painted card tables, circa 1790, each hinged demi-lune top with border decorated with a meandering branch pattern, opening to a baize playing surface, above a sectional frieze, on square section tapering legs headed by patera terminals and terminating in spade feet, 74.5cm high, 92cm wide, 46cm deep

An early Victorian rosewood foldover card table, the rectangular top enclosing a circular playing surface, on an octagonal baluster stem and circular platform with scroll feet, 92cm wide, 45.5cm deep, 75cm high

Two carved wooden boxes, one with brass inlay and a bridge/playing card set

Various sets of playing cards to include a cased set to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth 1953, 'The Royal Game of Bezique', Waddington's Lexicon card game, dominoes, patience and other items 

Miniature oak coffer containing a quantity of various Naval and other buttons, a pen knife and an olive wood playing card box

A pair of Regency mahogany card tables, each with a baize-lined playing surface, the frieze with a rectangular panel flanked by stylised foliate motifs, on a square section column and quadriform base, with four outswept feet and brass caps and castors, 92cm wide 46cm deep 74cm high (2)

A William IV Rosewood flap-over swivel top Card Table having a green baize card playing surface and having period beaded beading, shaped central support on a platform base with four splay feet terminating in cast brass capped castors, 36" x 17 3/4" x 28 3/8" high, extending to 36".

An early 19th c. Rosewood flap-over Card Table standing on a tapering turned pillar with platform base and four nicely carved paw feet, the top 34 1/4'' x 17'' swivelling and flapping over to a green baize lined card playing surface, 34 1/4'' square x 28 1/2'' high.

An early 20th Century Booths Silicon China Ceylon Ivory coffee service comprising coffee pot, six coffee cans and saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl, all decorated with a playing card design with hand painted details, printed marks, height of coffee pot 21cm.

A collection of playing card packs.

CIGARETTE CARDS - ASSORTED Part sets and odds, including American Tobacco Co., 'Beauties, Star Girls', 1900 (11/25); and Bukhsh Ellahie & Co., 'Indian Girl, Playing Card Inset', 1902 (8/53), (total 57).

Val Kilmer signed card approx 4 x 6 inches. Val Edward Kilmer 31/12/1959 is an American actor best known for Top Gun, Batman Forever, Tombstone, The Doors playing Jim Morrison, Willow and the voice of KITT in Knight Rider. Good Condition. All signed pieces 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.

ASSORTED COLLECTABLES comprising a C. & J. Clark Ltd, Street, commemorative silver teaspoon; two other silver spoons; a decorative metal pen-knife; two pairs of playing card packs in leather cases; a cigarette or cheroot holder; a pair of lorgnettes; and a porcupine quill box, 4.5cm high, 17cm wide, 10.5cm deep.

A Pair of Cloisonne Vases with blue and green flower and bird decoration, height 6". Along with an Oriental lacquered boxed good old playing card set. Please see images. 

A 19th Century Chinese metal music box having hand painted oriental scene with winding handle atop and remnants of a paper label to base. Together with a inlaid card box in the form of a book decorated with playing cards to front and back and a Japanese tin card / trinket box. Music box measures 2.5cm tall by 6 cm diameter .  

Victorian card games, to include Goodall's Historic Playing cards, TIP A Merry Round Game, Jaques & Sons Sovereigns of England, On Guard A new Military Card Game and Rule Britannia, (5)

Two leather and gilt tooled playing card cases, with the Latin script under a crest Corde Recto Elati Omnes, containing playing cards