Ultimate Electronic Card Rise Table - Cassini

Ultimate Electronic Card Rise Table - CassiniMetal "Dragon" Table Base & Legs. Wind-up motor (for thread) inside table top.However, No Houlette, Crystal Chest, or Cards but probably any Houlette or Ca

This clockwork motor Jumbo Card Rise is from Conradi-Horster ca. 1933. Bill considered this the ultimate card rise houlette due to the complexity of the mechanism that is used to make the cards rise.

From a packet of ten cards, three are chosen. All ten cards are shuffled by a spectator and sealed in an envelope that is placed in an open-faced stand on the table, the envelope never leaving sight o

This is a very rare Cassini mind reading table. There is an electronic display readout through the table top. An off stage assistant types the message obtained from audience, etc. (on a keyboard). Key

New York, c. 1770, with gate-leg. 27-1/2"h x 34-1/2"w x 18-1/2"d

A Regency rosewood and brass 'buhl' (or Boulle) marquetry card table Circa 1820, possibly by Louis Constantin Le Gaigneur With premiere and contrepartie inlay, the swivel hinged top and octagonal colu

A Fine George III Carved Mahogany Concertina-Action Card Tablecirca 1760, oak secondary, hinged mahogany serpentine top and lid with relief carved edge featuring repeating rosettes opening to reveal a

Erdnase, S.W. The Expert at the Card Table. Chicago: Author, 1902. FIRST EDITION. Publisher’s pale green cloth stamped in gilt. Illustrated with over 100 drawings “from life” by Marshall D. Smit

Erdnase, S.W. The Expert at the Card Table. [Chicago]: Author, 1902. First Edition. Green cloth gilt stamped. Illustrated with drawings by M.D. Smith. 8vo. Gilt coloring toned on spine; light smudging

Erdnase, S.W. The Expert at the Card Table. [Chicago]: Author, 1902. First Edition. Green cloth gilt stamped. Illustrated with drawings by M.D. Smith. 8vo. Hamley’s Magical Saloons overslip on the i

Erdnase, S.W. The Expert at the Card Table. Chicago, 1902. First edition. Publisher’s green cloth stamped in gilt. Illustrated. 8vo. Ornum’s Novelty Depot over-slip on the title page. From the lib

A George II style mahogany card table , the shaped top opening with a concertina action to reveal a baize-lined interior with candle stands and guinea wells, the hinges to the concertina action includ

HEPPLEWHITE CARD TABLENew York, Circa 1790In mahogany. Top, skirt and tapered legs with string inlay; legs also with bellflower inlay.Height 29”. Width 35.5”. Depth 18”.

Y A PAIR OF NAPOLEON III SCARLET TORTOISESHELL & BRASS MARQUETRY CARD TABLESIN THE MANER OF ANDRÉ-CHARLES BOULLE, THIRD QUARTER 19TH CENTURYOne table premiere-partie marquetry, the other contre-pa

McIlhany had this custom made after seeing Ken Klosterman’s Hofzinser Card Rise that Charles Kalish had copied from the original in the Library of Congress. This remarkable piece of apparatus was ap

Pair of flip-top pedestal card tables, with cut brass panel mounts and brass hairy claw feet. Attributed to the Richmond, Virginia area. One table labeled underneath: "Data and Photographs of this Pie

Samuel Marx Custom card table and chairs from the Plotkin-Dresner Residence, Highland Park, set of four USA, c. 1945maple burl veneer, upholstery, vinyl, aluminum table: 28.25 h × 30 w ×

19th century American Hepplewhite card table. Demilune shape top and two swing legs on back. Bellflower and line inlay. Lot is in good condition except for a few missing pieces of band inlay on leg bo

Erdnase, S.W. The Expert at the Card Table. Chicago: Frederick J. Drake, 1905. Publisher’s pictorial blue cloth stamped in black and red. Illustrated. 12mo. 205 pages + 8 leaves advts. Spine lightly

Philadelphia, circa 1755-1775. The rectangular top with outset rounded corners, opening to reveal a felt-lined playing surface with carved counter holders and corner candlestick holders, above a confo

Card table with long drawer. Paint-decorated wood. New Hampshire or Vermont, circa 1810. H 29-1/2" W 36-1/4" D 17-7/8". Condition: Excellent original condition. Link for high-res images: https://www.d

A whimsical English card table having paint decorated top supported on turned legs with box stretcher circa 1900. Opened: 35" x 36" Ht: 27" Width: 36" Depth: 17.5" Provenance: From the original collec

attrib. John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, late 18th c. bellflower inlay to tapering legs ending in unusual spade feet; both back legs swing out to support the top when open; 29"h; 36"w; 17.75"d From th

20th C., With concave paneled square tapering legs. 28-1/2"h x 34-1/4"w x 17"d Provenance: Property Sold for the Benefit of Greenwood Gardens, Short Hills, NJ.