Four Misc. porcelains with playing card designs.

Sevres mark with a P. Provenance: The Estate of Philip Fowler, Bel Air CA 2 inches high

An interesting English porcelain playing cards plate, circa 1820 Richly decorated in trompe l'oeil style with a hand of playing cards, four picture cards placed on the top, the ground with formal flow

Playing card design, green mark on base. 5" tall. Excellent Condition. Keywords: Beer Stein, Tankard

Eight Pieces of Porcelain with Playing Card Depictions. Including two “Lucky Spot" shaving mugs; two “Day of the Dead" poker playing tiles; and four Bidasoa Spanish plates. All excellent.

A red and white creamer shaped as four playing cards. The handle is shaped as the Devil in red. Royal Bayreuth Bavaria backstamp. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 5"L x 3.25"W x 4"H Manufacturer: Roya

DESCRIPTION: Meissen Candlestick vases with playing card theme, the heart and club form pair with elaborate scroll handles terminating in satyr heads, supported on four scroll feet with rams head embe

GERMAN PORCELAIN BEER STEIN, RELIEF DESIGN OF MEN PLAYING CARDS, VERY GOOD CONDITION, 11"H X 5"W, SKU8445.41

Misc. Lot including Asian Style Vases and Limoges Bowl, Vintage Santa Fe Train Playing Cards,Santa's Workbench Collection Porcelain Bridge, Crystal Flower, etc.

Eight porcelain salad plates with a lively design of Colonial Williamsburg playing cards on a black background. Andrea by Sadek backstamp. Dimensions: 1"H x 8.25"dia Manufacturer: Andrea by Sadek Coun

Piero Fornasetti, Mailand 12 plates model Città di Carte. Porcelain, black and white and polychrome accentuated decorations. Various city views with playing cards. D. 26 cm. Marked on the botto

Four vintage leather bound book motif playing car cases. Cases resemble books. Larger pieces measure approx. 4H x 2.75W in. Cards to each piece feature colorful designs depicting people and landscapes

Wood Playing Card Press with Four Wood Boxes and Quantity of Wood Markers. English (?), ca. 1890. Four wood boxes with hand painted kings on porcelain. Boxes hold wood plaques with suit symbols corres

Four boxes comprising: 1.) Moroccan box with inlaid geometric design. [12" x 7 3/4" x 2 3/4"]. 2.) Moroccan inlaid domed box with key. [4" x 7" x 4 1/2"]. 3.) Wood playing card box. [12" x 6 1/4" x 2

Two porcelain lidded boxes with two compartments fitted for decks of standard playing cards. Includes four decks of cards.

A Capodimonte Italian porcelain sculpture by Giovanni Carusio. Titled "The Cheat". A figural group depicting four young male figures seated at a table, playing cards. Signed and numbered 330 at corner

Frommann & Bunte Transformation Playing Cards. Germany, ca. 1870. Chromolithographed playing cards, partial deck (24 of 52) including four face cards. Arrow design backs. Dampstains and smudges to a f

Staffordshire Ware "Old" porcelain dog figurine (approx 8" H), brass dog tray (marked 32 on the bottom), four decks of playing card in original boxes. There is also a wooden bear figurine with carved

JAPANESE EXPORT PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE GRADUATED BOWL SET, LOT OF FOUR, each featuring stenciled One Hundred Children-style design to interior and exterior depicting boys playing below flo

Matte porcelain. Capodimonte backstamp. A figure group of four young men playing poker. A cat undisturbed by one player secretly passing a card under the table to another player. #Capodimonte #GameofP

Four Playing Card Advertising Items. 1890 – 1920. Including Russell & Morgan American Flag; Bicycle playing cards with poker odds on verso; Monarch playing cards; and Chas. Goodall & Son. Ltd. die-c

White plates with playing cards on black border and gold rim. Marked Tiffany & Co. on bottom. Dimensions: 7.75" dia. (EPEN24211/4) (JP)

comprising 12 dessert plates (7 3/4 in. dia.), 12 mugs (3.5 in. high, 4.5 in. wide), 6 saucers (4.875 in. dia.), and 6 cups (2.5 in. high, 3.6 in. wide) [36 pieces]

A set of six (6) Gucci Italian porcelain luncheon size plates. Modernist works decorated to center with playing card forms. Each plate with white background and card numbers and letters in black and r

French School (probably 18th century)Four playing cards, including the Queen of Hearts, Diamonds, Clubs, and Spades, possibly by François BouvardWoodcuts with original hand-colouring by stencil,