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William IV mahogany D-shaped card table, the fold-over top enclosing baize-lined playing surface raised on turned column and hipped quadruped base with brass paw feet and castors, 90cm wide x 46cm deep x 78cm high

Rare pair of Regency rosewood, grained rosewood and brass inlaid card tables, each of D-shaped form, with fold-over top enclosing baize playing surface and well below, with anthemion brass inlaid tablet frieze, raised on carved scrolled supports and platform base on four splayed carved legs terminating in brass cappings and castors, 94cm wide x 46cm deep x 77cm high CONDITION REPORT Both in good condition, one table has a couple of veneer patches to the top and a ring mark and some minor splits. Two of the legs are probably old replacements and there is some old wood worm holes to the base. The other table has some minor splits to the veneer and old wood worm holes on the base. Both tables have slight warping to the tops, one top has slight lifting to the brass work on the top

Late Victorian silver card box of square form, with hinged domed cover and engraved - 'L. D. R. A. 1906 Officers 500 Yards 11th Prize' (Birmingham 1901), maker - H. A., together with two decks of miniature playing cards of fifty-one cards each, 3.7cm square

A collection of eleven Victorian and later paper and wooden stick Advertising fans, all for London and provincial shops and outfitters, including Miller and Franklin of Bexhill a Cockade crepe paper example, a Rest Cot Regent street Art Deco example with printed scene of children playing, two R.H.O Hills Bazaar Blackpool tissue and card examples Norman & Stacey Artistic House Furnishers with quote on there services by Mr H.Y Labouchere M.P. with an Art Nouveau transfer printed scene of fairies and cherubs and others (11)

Manner of David Teniers the YoungerPEASANTS DRINKING;PLAYING CARDSA pair, bodycolour on paper laid down on card21 x 17cm (2)

A mahogany card table, the rectangular fold over top enclosing a baize lined playing surface on four square tapering legs, 91cm wide, 46cm deep, 74cm high and a Victorian mahogany plant stand, the rectangular boxwood strung top raised on splayed reeded legs, joined by stretchers, 56cm square, 63cm high (2)

Ω A Regency rosewood card table , circa 1820, the folding D-shaped top enclosing a baize playing surface, above four supports and platform base and four outswept legs terminating in caps and castors, 73cm high, 97cm wide, 48cm deep Cites Regulations Please note that this lot (lots marked with the symbol Ω in the printed catalogue) may be subject to CITES regulations when exported from the EU. The CITES regulations may be found at www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites

Inlayed playing card box with vintage playing cards

Sundry treen including a 1920s chip-carved playing card box, butter pats and bellows

A George II laburnum veneered card table, the top having a four quarter veneer and feather banding, opening to reveal baize lined playing surface with dished counter wells, on single gateleg rear action, the whole on turned tapering supports with replacement brass cup casters, w.81cm, d.40cm, h.73cm Condition Report / Extra Information Several pieces of veneer missing.Age cracks.We do not believe restored but has been 'cleaned back' within the last 20 or so years.

A William IV rosewood pedestal card table, the D-shaped fold-over top with swivel action, opening to reveal baize lined playing surface, w.91.5cm, d.45.5cm, h.72.5cm

A Victorian electroplate card case, cast in relief with playing putti riding a goat within a landscape, framed by border of trailing flowers surmounted by basket of flowers and putti, stamped possibly Elkington and another white metal rectangular card case, profusely chased with flowers with vacant cartouche (2)

Rare bi-fold Christmas card titled 'A good fling at Christmas - may fun be alive and kicking', with textured cover decorated with designs of fans, opera glasses, playing cards, pipes, etc., opening to reveal three ballet dancers, the two femaile dancers with pop-up skirts, the dancers above a verse by SK Cowan MA. 13.5 x 16.5cm.

A Tunbridgeware playing card case, each side decorated with a winged cherub holding playing cards, height 11.5cm, width 8.3cm, depth 4.3cm and a Royal Doulton character jug 'The Walrus & Carpenter' D6600, height 17cm.

VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FOLD OVER PEDESTAL CARD TABLE, straight fronted and opening to reveal baize playing surface above a foliate moulded frieze on a faceted, baluster turned pillar with circular base, on claw feet with casters. 91 x 91 x 76cm.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Overall appearing in good condition, some scuffs and marks with age, no obvious serious damage.

VICTORIAN WALNUT BREAK FRONTED FOLD OVER STRETCHER CARD TABLE, having moulded edged top opening to reveal baize playing surface on a baluster and ring turned under frame, with centre pole stretcher and outswept scrolled legs with brass casters. 91 x 95 x 77cm(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Generally rather grubby, with minor movement in the framework, no obvious damage noted.

A set of 4 sterling silver playing card suit design miniature candlesticks, length 5cm.

PLAYING CARD SETS

Assorted cigarette cards: American Tobacco Co Savage Chiefs and Rulers including American Indian Chiefs (20); Wills playing card Beauties tobacco leaf backs (43); Ogdens Tabs Animals cutouts 1913 (51); Gallaher South African series (36); Lambert & Butler (Overseas) Actresses (43), ditto Scout Backs (30); Wills Scissors back Britains Defenders including changed portraits (66); American Tobacco Co Beauties faded photographs (51); Wills Scissor backs Sporting Girls (30). Average GC some soiled.

A 19th century Boulle work Bridge card game box, the exterior finely decorated with scrolling tendrils in brass and tortoiseshell, the interior with a green levant lining and original booklet, two scoring booklets with pencils and two unopened packets of playing cards, (appears not used), 6.5cm H x 21cm W x 11.5cm D CONDITION REPORT: Minor wear to the underside of the base, some of the scoring pages with light foxing but generally of good bright condition.

A Regency pyrography rectangular playing card box, hinged cover decorated with hunting dogs, enclosing an arrangement of paper-lined compartments, 22.5cm wide, c.1815

An Art Nouveau penwork rectangular playing card box, decorated with fanned aces and leafy scrolls, hinged cover enclosing twin compartments, 11.5cm high, c.1905

An early 19th century mahogany card table inlaid with satinwood fan shaped patera, baize playing surface, single drawer to frieze, c.1810

A silver miniature playing card box containing two decks of playing cards

A mixed lot to include a playing card case set, a brass cased magnifying glass and a puzzle

A quantity of yellow metal costume jewellery to include a rolled gold bangle, a gilt metal bangle with Claddagh design, two cufflinks, a silver ring, gilt watch, brooch, bracelet, chain and pendant of a playing card 'king of diamonds' etc

A 19th Century Oriental Lacquered Papier Mache Playing Card Case, 10cm high

Quantity of lead toy figures, Milk Bar no 1237 of lead figures in a kitchen, two packs of playing card The Famous Five and The Wizard of Oz. Benoy SMASH Martian figure (qty)

Two bridge markers and a Belisha playing card game

A late Victorian silver mounted and tortoiseshell playing card case, Chester, 1897 with another (2)

WORLD CUP 1938 Exceedingly scarce official programme, Brazil v Czechoslovakia, 14/6/1938 in Bordeaux. Very few match programmes from the early World Cups exist but this is an official programme for the quarter final replay between the two countries. The first game was played two days earlier and was known as the Battle of Bordeaux with three players being sent off and numerous injuries including a broken arm sustained by the Czech keeper who actually played on and a broken leg. The replay , two days later , was played with both sides having several reserves playing and Brazil won 2-1 before losing to eventual winners Italy in the Semi-Final. The programme has a stiffened card cover and inside is a six page gatefold programme with the teams being listed in formation on a field of play with referee and linesmen in appropriate positions, colours are noted and other pages show the results of previous World Cups and results to date of the 1938 Tournament played inn France. The back cover has a large advert for Electro-Lux and the back cover has suffered minor paper loss and some scuffs due to having been laid down, the front cover is in generally good condition and the inside gatefold pages are in good condition. A very rare item for collectors of World Cup memorabilia. As described

A good collection of assorted antique and vintage playing cards and card games. All boxed. To include; Old Maid Card Game, Animal Rummy, Roots, Fun For All, Snap, War Planes (Aircraft Recognition), and others. Approx 28x sets. 

Morden (Robert, cartographer). A Brief Description of England and Wales, containing a particular account of each county..., embellished with Copper-plate maps of each county, very useful for Travellers and others and very proper for Schools to give youth an idea of Geography and the nature of his own Country and County, published R. Bassam, 1796, decorative engraved frontispiece with near contemporary dated manuscript ownership address and signature to verso, printed title with similar manuscript notations to verso, three leaf introduction, two pages of the introduction torn with slight loss, 106 pages of descriptive text, thirty-one (only) uncoloured engraved 'playing card' county maps, each with a card number to upper right, Monmouth, Radnor and Anglesey with 'royal' portraits, most maps printed in strips and bound 'concertina style' into binding, a few maps bound separately, printed 'explanation' sheet, a few maps frayed or torn with some loss, later (mid 19th century) ownership signature and address to verso of front endpaper, slight staining to pastedowns, 19th century morocco gilt, very slight wear at extremities, 12mo Rare. Only one known copy listed on Copac. Not recorded in Chubb or Skelton. A few of the 1780 editions of this volume, published by H. Turpin, have appeared on the market. One of the most recent was in these rooms in 2009. We can find no record of this slightly later 1796, edition published by R.Bassam appearing anywhere. The maps present are:- Cumberland, Lincolnshire, Northampton, Warwickshire, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Sussex, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorset, Herefordshire, Westmorland, Flint, Carnarvan, Denbigh, Merioneth, Montgomery, Cardigan, Brecknock, Monmouth, Radnor, Anglesey, Pembroke, Carmarthen and Glamorganshire. (1)

*Darly (Mary). A collection of twenty-seven etched caricatures, circa 1775, uncoloured etched caricatures, some dust soiling and staining, small format, various condition The Darlys, a husband and wife team, played a prominent part in the birth of the English caricature. It could be argued that they opened the doors which later exponents crashed through, including James Gillray. As early as 1749 Mathew Darley is recorded as having been called to face a parliamentary committee looking into the subject of obscene prints. Mary can quite rightly be called the 'mother of caricaturists'. She developed the idea of producing small engravings with satirical sketches on them the size of a playing card which could be sent through the post. They became collectors items and from 1756 were then bound up and published as an annual review under the title of 'A Political and Satyrical History of the Year'. Mary describes the political sketches as caricatures; the first time this description is applied to a satirical portrait or scene. Mary also taught drawing and caricature-making to suitable Ladies and Gentlemen, and in 1762 published the first guide book to the subject under the title of 'A Book of Caricaturas, on 59 Copper Plates, with Ye Principles of Designing in the Droll & Pleasing Manner'. It contained just three pages of instruction, but also set out numerous examples of her technique. The Darlys had three print shops over a period of a quarter of a century and in that time they dominated the London print shop scene. They were operating in a period just before the Golden Age of satire, which would usher in Gillray, Rowlandson, the Cruikshanks et al, but it was the Darlys that helped it happen. (27)

A DUTCH WALNUT AND FLORAL MARQUETRY CARD TABLE, 18TH C the fold-over top with outset candle stands inlaid with playing cards, on shell carved cabriole legs, 76cm h; 36 x 74cm++Both back legs spliced, the action replaced, of pleasing old country house crusty colour with ingrained old dirt, scratches and small veneer losses

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CARD TABLE/MUSIC CHEST the top revolving and opening to a green tooled leather and baize playing surface, above three music drawers stamped 'PROTECTED Pat. 515831' flanked by two smaller drawers to top, on square tapering supports with casters, 79cm wide 40cm deep 78cm high

Ferdinandi green suede playing card 1980s shoes, Size 4, together with 1970s black leather sandals, worn, and a pair of shoe stretches, Size 5

A Victorian walnut card table in French taste , circa 1860, the bookmatched veneered top with moulded edge opening to a baise playing surface, the rear legs drawing to reveal a compartment, 77cm high, 85cm wide, 42cm deep

A pair of mahogany card tables in Victorian style , circa 1860, probably French, each top opening to circular baise playing surface with inset stencilled decoration, 75cm high, 82cm wide, 41cm deep

An early 19th century mahogany card table inlaid with satinwood fan shaped patera, baize playing surface, single drawer to frieze, c.1810

A Regency rosewood and boxwood strung card table, early 19th century, the rectangular fold over top with rounded front corners enclosing a later baize lined playing surface on a shaped flat baluster column and concave quadripartite platform and four down curved scroll feet and castors, 87cm wide, 43cm deep, 72cm high

An Edwardian mahogany satinwood cross banded and coloured pen work envelope top card table, the square top detailed with Art Nouveau flowers and enclosing a gilt tooled baize lined playing surface with guinea pockets over a frieze drawer with pressed metal Art Nouveau handle and raised on faceted square tapering legs with bell flower feet and ceramics castors, 56cm square, 73cm high

A 19th Century Chinese Export Lacquered Papier Mache Playing Card Case. 10x8x3cms

FOUNTAIN PEN ETC.A German Diplomat fountain pen in brown 'lacquered' case & a Writerman gift set, comprising ball point, cufflinks, key ring etc. Also, a pair of enamelled playing card cufflinks, in fitted case.

Six Playing Card Glasses - 12cm High

A small collection of miscellaneous items to include; Eastern embossed brass playing card holder, boxed The Gem puzzle, brass table cigarette box etc

Large collection of playing cards and card games from 20th C

Group of mixed vintage toys to include playing cards and card games, Micro Machines, boxed Johnny Seven Phone Set 6068, 3 x celluloid puppets etc

'The Garrard Silver Jubilee Clock', the three train movement playing on a nest of eight bells with ten hammers, the foliate engraved back plate inscribed 'Specially Commissioned by Garrard the Crown Jewellers, from F.W. Elliott Limited 78/250', the 7" silvered arched dial with silvered chapter ring enclosing a Tudor rose engraved centre and signed Garrard, also engraved with royal buildings to the outside of the chapter ring and surmounted by the royal Coat of Arms, within a rounded arched stepped case, surmounted by a silver handle, 15" high (with winding key, framed guarantee card and booklet)

Collectables : Various playing cards/card games, approx 60 in total, incl pepys, glamour, advertising etc.

Various card games, including BBC Zoo Quest, Militaire, playing cards, other games, and toy microscope

Vintage bone playing card bracelet

A box of magic related glassware, and a bag of playing card sets

A large quantity of playing cards, fire bowl, ropes, blindfold tricks, gamblers marked card deck, automatic card shuffler

A William IV rosewood pedestal card table, rounded rectangular moulded top enclosing a baize-lined playing surface above a shaped frieze carved with acanthus and C-scrolls, fluted baluster column, bold carved lotus socle and scroll feet, brass castors, 74.5cm high, 87cm wide, c. 1835

A SET OF FOUR NAO JESTER PLAYING CARD FIGURES, Nos.1279 to 1282, height tallest approx. 19cm (4)

Cigarette cards: Scissors cigarettes National Dancing Girls (31), Military Uniforms (24); Wills Overseas Beauties (29) (red border); Railway Cigarettes National Beauties (23); Gallaher Beauties Playing card inset (33); BAT Pedro Cigarettes Eastern Beauties (25); American Tobacco Co Playing cards with Beauties in centre (14). Average GC

19th century Boulle work card table of serpentine outline, the hinged top inlaid with figures, animals and rococo scrollwork, enclosing baize-lined playing surface and well below, the conforming inlaid frieze centred by ormolu mask mounts on cabriole legs, 83cm wide x 41cm deep x 77cm high CONDITION REPORT Has been previously restored, good overall condition- the top has had some restoration to the veneers, the interior is original and has a purple felt lining, the leather border of which is worn. Two pieces of brass work missing from front right leg

Early George V silver playing card box with engine-turned decoration and gold foliate borders, hinged double cover with applied gold initials, opening to reveal a silver gilt and leather interior to hold four decks of card with ornate pierced silver gilt retaining chips (London 1912), Asprey & Co. Ltd., 11cm across

A silver miniature playing card box with hinged cover enclosing two compartments and a novelty writing companion in the form of a miniature soda siphon, with screw cap to base mounted with an ink bottle and two pen nib/pencil containers, H 5.25cm & 7.5cm