PAIR OF STEREOVIEWS WOMAN WITH PLAYING CARDS

Not publisher marked or other identifying notes Measures 7 x 3.5 inches. In-house packing and mailing of stereoviews will be $10 per box to the continental U.S.

Meissen Porcelain Figure of a Woman Playing Cards Blue crossed sword mark. 6 1/2 in. high.

Modeled as a standing female figure with foot raised upon the leg of a stand upon which she is dealing playing cards, raised on a circular plinth base with gilt decorated scrolled edge. H: 6.25 in., W

Polychrome porcelain figure of a woman standing at a small pedestal table with playing cards in her hands and on table top; raised on a circular base with gilt decorated and scrolled edge; underneath

Francesco Peluso (1836-1916) 25 1/2"x19 1/2" o/c tavern scene w man & woman playing cards & woman holding bottles

In original carved wood frame. Dimensions: (Frame) H 24.5" x W 21.5", (Sight) H 14.75" x W 13" Condition: No issues to note.

Sealed Zebedia + Zacharia Wahls "The Woman" Playing Cards. Gold pack variant. We are a veteran owned company. Please look at the pictures carefully to determine what you believe the condition of colle

Suffragette c. 1915 "VOTES FOR WOMEN" Playing Cards Complete Deck of 52 Cards, Plus Joker with the Original Box Rarity c. 1915 "VOTES FOR WOMEN" PLAYING CARDS by the Women's Political Union, Image of

'VOTES FOR WOMEN' PLAYING CARDS A complete set of 52 WSPU playing cards, versos with 'Votes for Women' roundel on a background of broad prison arrow symbols, printed in purple, white and green, in ori

Mid-Century Modern Oil Painting Two Women Playing Cards Interior Scene, Artist Signed. size: 20 x16

Women Playing Cards Automaton. Atlanta: Mechanical Amusements, 1995. Comic automaton of a group of four women playing a card game, possibly pinochle, while a man heads out the door with golf clubs. As

MARIE de GARAY (FRENCH, 1861-1953) OIL ON PANEL PARLOUR ROOM SCENE WITH WOMAN PLAYING CARDS AT TABLE WITH SEATED DOG , SIGNED MARIE GARAY , LOWER RIGHT , - 13 1/2" x 10 1/2" UNFRAMED

Meissen Rape of Europa, 9" high, Meissen Woman Playing Cards, 6 1/4" high and German Maiden with Flowers, 6 3/4" high

Together with two other porcelain figures of women, one numbered F64 of a woman playing cards, a woman with a fan and a woman with baskets. Woman with baskets lacking top. 7-1/4"h and 6-1/2"h

DESCRIPTION: Signed oil painting on canvas depicting an interior tavern scene, with several figures (two men and a woman) playing cards. Signed on the left bottom corner. Framed. With inscription plaq

Ambrotype of Card Players. Circa 1860. Filigreed gutta-percha case of a man and woman playing cards. Image measures 2 ½ x 2” the case 3 ½ x 3”. Lid separated, else very good.

Two Cabinet Cards of a Woman in Playing Card Dress. The first being Aunt Liz Connolly, Haynes, St. Paul, ca. 1880, (6 ½ X 4 ¼”); in the second, a young lady is shown with playing cards on hat and

Pair of card table covers. Hand work, entire surface covered in needlepoint images of playing cards, race horses dice, poker chips and good luck symbols. Green background, with a red and black border

Two Cabinet Cards of Women with Playing Cards Attached to Their Dress. The first shows four young women, two with playing cards attached to their dresses, ca. 1890 (8 x 6”); in the second, a woman i

German porcelain grouping, 2 women & man playing cards, 8 3/4"h x 9"w x 5 1/2"d (minor losses to dresses)

A Rare 19th C. Meissen Porcelain Figure of Woman with Playing Cards. Measures H: 6 1/4" W: 2 3/4"

Japanese Woodblock Print. Artist: Sekino Junichiro (pencil signed by the artist). Subject: Abstract portrait of a woman with playing cards spade. Date: C.1960’s. Size: Oban design measures 10&r

Title: Untitled (Pair of Playing Cards with Egyptian Mail Logos) Artist: Robert Tombs (Canadian, XX/XXI) Medium: Lithograph Dimension: 31 x 24 inches Additional Information: signed lower right, number

Kansas City Southern Lines Railroad Playing Cards Double Deck - Small Logo Red and Green A pair of playing card decks in plastic case for KCS Railroad in the small logo style, circa 1954, by Arrco Pla