19th Century Burlwood Inlaid Playing Card and Game

19th Century Burlwood Inlaid Playing Card and Game Storage Box, a single drawer compartment fits a set of playing cards and a removable inlaid lid exposes a compartmentalized upper storage compartment

Dutch mahogany marquetry games table, late 18th/ early 19th c., rectangular top centered by inlaid floral vase and birds, opening to inlaid chess/ checkers board, playing cards at the four corners, ri

Pair of early 19th Century English Regency inlaid mahogany card/games tables, the D-form swiveling tops with crossbanded satinwood inlay raised on unusual U-form supports over splayed legs with brass

A French Brass and Silver Inlaid Burlwood Games Box 19th century complete with games pieces. Height 2 1/4 x width 12 x depth 9 inches. Estimate $200-400 Slight fading to top wood, break to interior of

"Les Cris De Paris, Amusement De Societe." Early 19th century (1800-1835), a rare and unusual French playing card game, with 50 cards, 24 hand colored (watercolor on engraving) depicting street and ma

A mahogany example with compass, playing card and geometric inlaid decoration. Dimensions: 12 1/4" x 3 1/2" x 3/4".

19th Century Game Set with playing cards and chips. Leather covered box is in poor condition. However, interior game pieces are in good to very good condition. We ship most items in this auction in ho

EDWARDIAN CARVED & INLAID OAK PLAYING CARD CABINET INCLUDING CARDS & CHIPS, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 5 1/2"; TOP 15 X 10"

19th century oil on canvas of 5 men in a corridor smoking pipes and playing a card game. Some losses to gilt frame. Very small paint loss on central left. Signed in initials "SB". Sight: 12" x 15". Fr

1887 1ed Game of Draw POKER Gambling Card Games Rules & Strategy Keller RARE John Keller’s “The Game of Draw Poker” is a highly rare and desirable late 19th-century guide to playing poker. It in

a wonderful lot of antique Cards, gambling accessories, press about 21cm tall

Middle Eastern Inlaid Backgammon Board filled with unusual collection of Playing Cards, Have a Coke unopened , Lioinel Trains, 5 packs of unopened 19th Century, partial decks from the 19th Century, gi

Late 19th c. Ebonized Rosewood Rectangular Games Table, with burlwood inlaid top, legs and base, hinged swivel top with applied bullnose edge, folds open to a green tooled leather surface, open storag

English or French, Late 19th Century, Wonderful Cast Brass Press with Playing card design on burlwood base. Excellent condition, 8" tall, 6.5" wide, 5" deep.

19th Century French Louis XV burl wood and ebony finished tilt top game table with bronze mounts and inlaid details. Well crafted with slide out back legs to support the felt covered game surface. Exc

American, possibly New England, early 19th century. In the Hepplewhite taste, inlaid mahogany with satinwood and ebony. Demilune form card or games table with flip top, interior with green baize, the

English fruitwood playing card press, late 19th c., single deck press at the center of wooden tray with enameled playing card motifs, four small boxes housing mother-of-pearl game chips, each box lid

English games table. English, late 19th/ early 20th Century. Drop leaf table opens to reveal a white felted surface with pockets for game chips or playing cards, opens again for a storage compartment

French mahogany games table, late 19th c., removable double-sided tabletop, one side having marquetry village scene with hot air balloon, reverse with inset leather surface for playing cards, over an

The pair of 18th to early 19th century Dutch mahogany and marquetry semi-circular game tables are exceptional for their chessboard, domino and playing card inlays to the interiors, which are most ofte

Oil on canvas. In ornate frame of two young men playing cards while one is cheating. Unsigned. Damage to two corners of frame. 29 x 39 sight.

Rosewood, of typical form and with metal piping and inlaid central decoration in the form of four playing cards. Dimensions: 9 1/4" x 4 1/2" and 5 1/2" tall.

Group of seven wood plaques, apparently designed for a special game or purpose, possibly circa late 19th century. Each card measures 4 1/4 x 2 1/2 inches. Provenance: Ex-collection Henri Bendel (Henri

“Le Petit Sorcier” and “L’Oracle Pour Tous” Game Labels. France, late 19th century. Lithographed game labels, one depicting a girl whose dress is made up of playing cards (11 x 14”); and a