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Box of old postcards, playing cards & an Ogden's cigarette card album.

A late 19th century Meissen porcelain figure of a standing woman in 19th century costume by a tripod table playing cards, "The Female card player", modelled after Michel Victor Acier, on base moulded in low relief with gilt scrolls, 6 1/4" high

A William IV rosewood fold-over top card table with baize lined playing surface and volute scroll concave frieze raised on an hexagonal spreading column, quadripartite platform and four volute scroll feet, 92cm wide, 45cm deep and a William and Mary style square top coffee table, 68cm square

An early 19thC Dutch mahogany and floral marquetry card table, the rectangular top hinged to reveal a circular interior with baize lining surrounding by marquetry playing cards, on square tapering legs, 82cm wide.

An Art Deco pale green glass bridge cocktail set,with painted enamel playing card designs, including decanter and glasses, dishes, etc., in original fitted box.

20th century mahogany humidor, playing card box and pair of silver sugar tongs,

Postcards in two albums - one album contains Picturegoer black and white photographic portraits of film stars - including Marx Bros., Carole Lombard, Gary Cooper, Ann Todd, Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, Clarke Gable, Katharine Hepburn, some later coloured cards - including Shirley Temple, other cards - include Disney Snow White (x 3), greetings, children's cards, military, novelty, real photographic 1935 Southwold Carnival floats and decorated street, other street scenes, Lewisham Hippodrome 1911, social history, Naval examination certifier and playing cards, Bible and card, etc, also forty Kensitas silk flags, small stamp album (qty)

A Victorian rosewood card table, the D-shaped fold-over top revealing baize lined playing surface, on octagonal column, platform base, and fluted bun feet, w.92cm, d.45cm, h.73cm

A Victorian walnut card table, the rectangular fold-over top revealing baize lined playing surface, on turned and fluted end supports united by central stretcher, w.93cm, d.47cm, h.74cm

A Fine Regency Cribbage Board In The Manner Of George Bullock, Playing Card Symbols Picked Out In Ivory, Ebony And Mother Of Pearl On A Hardwood Frame With Brass Edges, Brass Cartouche Engraved R C Shillam 25.5cm Wide

A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY CARD TABLE, the fold-over top with rounded corners enclosing a baize-lined playing surface, on a turned pillar and four downswept reeded legs, 29.25" high x 36" wide

A REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND SATINWOOD STRUNG CARD TABLE, the rectangular top with rounded corners enclosing a baize-lined playing surface, on a turned column and four scrolling downswept legs with all over gilt mounts and animal paw cap castors, 28.5" high x 36" wide

A Regency mahogany card table, fold over top, opening to green baize playing surface, tapering legs, brass casters

19TH CENTURY FRENCH DESIGN ROSEWOOD, SERPENTINE SHAPED, FOLD OVER CARD TABLE, overall inlaid with foliate designs and having satinwood strung outlines, baize playing surface, on cabriole legs with gilt metal, foliate mounts. 88 x 85 x 75cm. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: The baize playing surface needs replacing, overall structurally sound, minor losses to veneer in places, particularly on edges of legs.

A 9ct yellow gold fine boxlink necklace suspending a pendant in the form of an ace of hearts playing card, 4.6 gms

An Asprey cased cocktail set, a leather bound playing card holder with playing cards and a faux ivory picture frame

A collection of objects comprising two silver plated snuff boxes mounted from mussel shells, 7.5cm, a polished copper snuff box with trick lid, 8cm, a brass and leather purse tinder, 9cm, two whist markers, a burr yew wood playing card box, 8cm, an Italian walnut box with floral inlaid lid, 8cm, a Patent bone holder, 7.5cm, miniature chess table a/f, 6cm, a bone ladle, 17cm, an ivory cup and ball, a bone pen and paperknife with Stanhope (six views – Yarmouth), a similar pen (Spinning), a paperknife (six views – Memory of Leamington), two ivory handled orange peelers, folding button hook, floral carved ivory cheroot holder, seven other pieces and three bone and ivory back or whig scratchers, largest 46cm (32)

A Biscuit Tin Of Collectables, Including Treen & Playing Card Sets

A Quantity Of Mixed Playing Card Sets Etc

A Tartan Ware Playing Card Case In Macbeth Tartan

A GEORGE V SILVER PLAYING CARD BOX the lid inscribed Bridge, lined in dark green morocco, 15cm w, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester 1926 ++Minor dents and light wear

Stuart Devlin Christmas silver surprise bauble, London 1987, tear drop shape opening to reveal a silver gilt lute playing chorister, 10cm, weight approx. 97g (3.12 troy ozs), original card box

Victorian rosewood folding card table, serpentine shaped top with a moulded edge folding open to a green baize playing surface, over a moulded frieze supported on an ogee moulded baluster column, raised on four carved cabriole legs with brass castors, width 90cm, depth 44cm, height 74cm

George III mahogany demi-lune folding card table, circa 1800, the folding top crossbanded with rosewood, with a green baize playing surface folding over double swing out gates at the rear, crossbanded frieze raised on tapered square section legs with boxwood line inlays, spade toes, width 91.5cm, height 76cm, depth 45.5cm

A large Regency period painted sarcophagal form card/games box, the lid painted with a mountainous landscape, the border and sides painted with trailing leaves, brass ring side handles and paw feet, the pink paper lined interior with provision for four packs of playing cards, 46 x 30 x 12.5cm

Mauchline ware – seven pieces comprising a large tulip form spill vase, (Elie) chip to one point and damage at joint to base, 29cm, a rectangular box titled “Chessman”, internal stamp ‘Gray and Co, Edinburgh’ complete with chess set, one black pawn lacking, catch lacking female part, 16cm, a rectangular playing card box (Church of The Holy Trinity, Stratford On Avon/coloured playing cards to lid), 11cm, a black ground playing card box (flowers/five of spades), 15cm, a rectangular box (Oxford/Queens College, High St Oxford/St Marys High St, Oxford) 14cm, a James Chadwick reel box (colour print sailing boats), 9.5cm and a crescent shaped box (Redesdale Hall, Moreton la Marsh) surface de-graded, 12cm (7)

CUFFLINKS. A pair of enamelled playing card cufflinks, in Toye, Kenning & Spencer Ltd. case.

A Victorian Mauchline mosaic ware playing card case, 4.5ins x 2.75ins x 1.25ins, and a selection of other snuff boxes and painted wares, various

Early 20th Century gilt brass dressing table clock, the painted dial in the form of the Queen of Hearts playing card

Two 1930s items. A 1930s pale gold dress with playing card motif print of spades, hearts, diamonds and clubs. 28 inch waist. Fabric retains a number of stains, that could potentially be removed with cleaning and a 1930s embroidered evening bag.

A hallmarked silver playing card set and bridge pence set

Victorian rosewood card table, shaped fold-over top revealing a baize lined playing surface, bulbous gadrooned supports united by a turned pole stretcher, down-swept scolled feet terminating on pot castors, height 73cm,, fold over top 93cm x 99cm when open

GLAZUNOV ALEXANDER: (1865-1936) Russian Composer and music Teacher. He was the direct successor of most of the Group of five Russian composer´s legacy. Director of the Saint Petersburg Conservatory 1905-28, he left the Soviet Union in 1928 and never returned. His best-known student was Dmitri Shostakovich. A rare 8.5 x 11.5 signed and inscribed large card photograph, the image depicting the Russian composer seated in a half-length pose, playing his piano. Signed and inscribed by Glazunov in bold black fountain pen ink to a clear area of the image, stating `To the deeply sensitive and musical pianist, Liubov Nikolaevna Slavianova, from a sincere admirer of her talent and human qualities. Yours cordially, A. Glazunov.´ in Cyrillic, also dated beneath the inscription `Petrograd, 9th May 1917?´ in his hand. The photograph has been neatly affixed to a larger white card to an overall size of 11 x 14 (28 x 35.5 cm). Small overall, minor age wear, mostly to the edges, otherwise G to VG £600-900

MADAME SANS-GÊNE: (1753-1835) Catherine Lefebvre, born Catherine Hübscher, Duchess of Dantzig. Wife of French Marshal François Joseph Lefebvre. Best known by her nickname of “Madame Sans-Gêne” attributed to her by the dramatist Victorien Sardou. An excellent set of documents including a rare D.S., `Duchess de Dantzig´, at the base of the letter and beneath an annotation in her hand `A voucher as receipt´, one page, 4to, Paris, 4th October 1822, in French. The Duchess acknowledges having received 4000 Fcs from M. Malraison as payment of the interest on the 150.000 Fcs loan she gave him. With tax stamps. Matted in beige, framed in wood and glazed to an overall of 10 x 12,5. Together with François Joseph Lefebvre (1755-1820) French Marshal of Napoleon. Duc of Dantzig. D.S., Lefebvre, with one line annotation in his hand, one page, folio, Germany, 11th November 1796, on the printed stationery of the 11th regiment of dragons. Lefebvre in his capacity as General approves the report received from Captain Georges Collot about the troops position. Countersigned by Joseph Bouvier des Eclaz. Also including an A.L, by Marshal Lefebvre, in the third person, one page, 8vo, n.p., 26th January, n.y., to General Foy, stating `Marshal Duc of Dantzig asks Lieutenant Foy to kindly attend dinner with at home..´ With blank address leaf. Also including Jacques Faizant (1918-2006) French Cartoonist, best known for his caricatures in the newspaper Le Figaro and Match Point magazine. A colourful signed original sketch, Jacques Faizant, 13 x 10 drawing paper, the original ink drawing showing the Duc and Duchesse of Dantzig, dressing with their gala uniform and dress. Faizant has added Madame Sans-Gêne funny comment, in pencil, `And first of all, even if you are a Marshal, you have to take off your cap when you talk to your lady!´. Also including Jane Sourza (1902-1969) French Actress. Signed programme, 24 pages, 8vo, 19th October 1959, being the Victorien Sardou´s comedy Madame Sans-Gêne, with Sourza playing the main role, and signing alongside her photograph. Accompanied by original entrance tickets for the performance. Also including Victorien Sardou (1831-1909) French Playwright and Author of the historical comedy Madame Sans-Gêne (1893). A.L.S., V. Sardou, on a his personal printed stationery 4.5 x 3.5 card. Also including Gloria Swanson (1899-1983) American Actress. A good signed and inscribed 10 x 8 photograph `To Peter, Greeting, Gloria Swanson´, the image depicting Swanson in a scene of Madame Sans-Gêne (1925). G to VG, 8 £500-800Joseph Bouvier des Eclaz (1757-1830) French General of Cavalry. The present sketch by Faizant was published by Jour de France the 21st December 1996.

Early 20th century Parquetry Playing Card Box

A good lot to include two vintage cigarette card albums, one entitled The Kings and Queens of England 1066 - 1935 by John Player and Sons, the other The Reign of King George V by Wills Cigarettes, a cased set of opera glasses with mother of pearl decoration, a pressure meter, a set of playing cards, a vintage Waddingtons card game entitled Lexicon, a yellow metal cigarette case with Oriental decoration, a sewing set and a small quantity of coins (coins behind jewellery cabinet)

NICHOLAS CONDY (1793-1857) "The card game", study of four figures around a cricket table playing cards in a cottage interior, watercolour heightened in white, signed lower right, 17.5 cm x 21 cm

A playing card holder in the form of a stationary rack Chester 1902 2 ¼” wide by AN

A late 19th century sailor's gambling game, Crown and Anchor, the green canvas board marked out with insignia and playing card suits, 45cm x 45cm, associated dice, leather shaker

A late Victorian/Edwardian mahogany playing card box, The Sandringham Whist cabinet, by Charles Goodall & Son Ltd, London, hinged cover enclosing a lift-out tray, De La Rue cards and whist markers, 17cm wide, c.1900

A Victorian burr walnut rectangular games compendium, hinged cover applied with Gothic cut-card work, enclosing a pair of boxwood shakers, dice, draughts, chess pieces and playing boards, 30cm wide, c.1860

A Regency mahogany card table, fold over top, opening to green baize playing surface, tapering legs, brass casters

A Victorian drabware relief moulded jug, The Card Game, with monkeys in Indian headdress playing cards, mask to spout, pewter hinged cover, 17cm high, c.1840

Ω A George III satinwood and painted folding card table, circa 1810, decorated with tulipwood crossbanding and painted overall with floral swags, festoons and foliate terminals, the hinged top opening to a baize playing surface, above a moulded frieze and square section tapering legs, 73cm high, 101cm wide, 50cm deep Provenance: Private Collection, Leicestershire, thence by descent from a large Country House, Ireland. 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

A Meissen group depicting three figures playing a card game ,good condition

Charles Hodges Geographical Playing Cards, London, Stopforth & Sons, circa 1827, 52 hand-coloured engraved cards with duty card, the aces with maps of the four continents with the pip cards showing land masses or political divisions to each continent suit, King George IV pictured on the ace of hearts (Europe), George Washington pictured on the ace of spades (Americas), a Chinese Emperor on the ace of diamonds (Asia) and an Egyptian King on the ace of clubs (Africa), contained in a green Morocco leather case with gilt tooled title Geographical, complete with instruction book Condition Report: The case is slightly rubbed at corners, lettering slightly faded and inside cover slide rubbed and torn. The cards are in good condition with some slight fading.

Charles Hodges Geographical Playing Cards, London, Stopforth & Sons, circa 1827, 52 hand-coloured engraved cards with duty card, the aces with maps of the four continents with the pip cards showing land masses or political divisions to each continent suit, King George IV pictured on the ace of hearts (Europe), George Washington pictured on the ace of spades (Americas), a Chinese Emperor on the ace of diamonds (Asia) and an Egyptian King on the ace of clubs (Africa), contained in a red Morocco leather case with gilt tooled title Geographical, complete with instruction book

Charles Hodges Astronomical Playing Cards, London, Stopforth & Sons, circa 1827, 52 hand-coloured engraved cards with duty card, each stencilled with suit excepting Hiems (ace of spades), the pip cards detailing constellations from terrestrial and celestial globes, the court cards with classical deities contained in a green Morocco leather case with gilt tooled title Astronomical, complete with instruction book Condition Report: Lot 163 - The case is slightly rubbed at corners, lettering slightly faded and inside The cards are in good condition with some foxing, colour good throughout, a few minor stains, no tears, creases and gilding very good indeed.

Charles Hodges Astronomical Playing Cards, London, Stopforth & Sons, circa 1827, 52 hand-coloured engraved cards with duty card, each stencilled with suit excepting Hiems (ace of spades), the pip cards detailing constellations from terrestrial and celestial globes, the court cards with classical deities contained in a black Morocco leather case with gilt tooled title Astronomical, complete with instruction book Condition Report: The case is in good condition, a little rubbing and rubbing to internal slides. The cards are in good condition with some foxing, colour good throughout, a few minor stains, no tears, creases and gilding very good indeed.

A large quantity of playing cards and card games Whist, Canasta, Bezique, party games and others

BEATLES AUTOGRAPHS - superb set of Beatles autographs in a diary from 1963. The signatures are in pencil and were obtained in person by the vendor when she met The Beatles on a train from Darlington to Middlesbrough on the 25th June 1963. This was just days after John Paul VI became Pope and as a comical reference Paul has signed "Paul VI" - interestingly they have also signed "The Beetles". The vendor was working for the GPO in Darlington and was travelling back from work to her home in Middlesbrough when she boarded the train and found all 4 Beatles on board. Both girls obtained their signatures and sat in the same coach with them all the way to Middlesbrough where they were playing that night. The green pocket diary has been signed across 2 pages of the notes page at the back and also includes the vendors GPO work card and provisional licence which she kept there for safekeeping. Authenticated by Roger Epperson for entry to this sale.

A signed Beatles Four Aces cover, c1964, signed by Paul, John, George and Ringo on their corresponding playing card, in later frame, 25.5cm x 19cm. Provenance: Obtained directly from The Beatles by the vendors father while working as a Police Inspector. After they performed in Hull he escorted them from the venue in a Police van. It was inside the van that he asked for their signatures, which they happy did, using his own Parker ball point, however, John Lennon pocketed it instead than giving it back! The autographs are creased and rubbed because the vendors sister took them to school to show her friends and folded it to get it into her pocket. It was at this stage that the little 'A' in pencil on each card was added.

George V Sterling Silver Playing Card Box, E & N Speak, Birmingham, 1926, mark reg. 1917, lid engraved "Bridge", wood-lined fitted interior, with 2 decks of Art Deco cards, one "Tourist" motif, the other "Chloris" motif, h. 2 in., w. 6 1/4 in. Provenance: The Sturm Collection

An early 20th century demi-lune folding card table, the top lifting to reveal a brown playing baize, 96cm wide, together with a Singer sewing machine with original wooden carry case.

A modern 3-in-1 coffee table, the top lifting off to reveal a foosball table, the reverse of the lid showing a green, playing card baize, finished in a burr elm veneer and made by 'Well Universal co. ltd. 114 x 71cm.

An early 19thC Dutch mahogany and floral marquetry card table, the rectangular top hinged to reveal a circular interior with baize lining surrounding by marquetry playing cards, on square tapering legs, 82cm wide.

John Butler Yeats R.H.A. (1839 - 1922)An original Drawing, ink and wash on Card, signed, circa 5 ½ ins x 4 ins, inscribed 'Sosimus [?] calling about him the cherubim and seraphim', further inscribed 'J.B. Yeats, 3 Blenheim Rd., Bedford Park, W.'; and a larger watercolour drawing of a young woman playing a guitar, 25cms x 35cms (10" x 14"). (2)Provenance: The Yeats Family Collection.

Musical Rocking Ship Automata, German circa 1890, with painted blue card sea with three mast ship, rocky shoreline with foliage and card painted house and tower with lead soldier to top (detached) the base with hand wind handle playing a music box and creating slight movement to waves, under original glass dome with painted scene to rear, original mechanism probably string pull with stop/start for playing two airs and activating wave movement and soldiers to rotate, 16” (40.5cm) high.

JOHNNIE WALKER PLAYING CARDS. Pack of cards in burgundy box with golfing image, 1820 one side, coat of arms & John Walker & Sons in gold to other. Each card with full pictorial image on reverse as box. Full deck, some general wear mainly to box.

BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH WHISKY PLAYING CARDS. Pack of cards in white box with bull & cows in field & black & white dog one side, With the Compliments/ of/ JAMES BUCHANAN & CO LTD/ ...to other in blue. Each card with full pictorial image on reverse as box. Full deck, some general wear mainly to box.