French Brass Playing Card Press. France, ca. 1915.

Six French Revolutionary Playing Cards. Gatteaux, France, ca. 1811. The maker’s name and date on the Valet of Clubs. Exc.

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.

Pope Joan Game with Hand Painted Playing Cards. France, ca. 1900. Very good. Most Pope Joan games are French but this has English writing and what appears to be English playing cards. Perhaps French b

Grandebes “Cartes a Rire” Jeu de Journaux Transformation Playing Cards. France, ca. 1819. 51/52 (lacks Knave of Spades). Backs plain. Transformation deck whose courts represent French jour

Brass Card Press with Painted Suit Symbols in the Corners. French (?), ca. 1900. Excellent. A partial pack of German cards in poor condition is included.

3 desk clocks. French resin clock, works marked JF (Jaccard Fereres), case marked France and Cornells Paris, 4 5/8"H; Lux Clock Co. Bakelite umbrella clock, 3 1/2"-diameter; brass playing card clock,

Very ornate cast brass press. Most likely English origin. Very good condition with light wear. (Excellent). 6" T.

Victorian brass playing card press shows patina and wear commensurate with age and use. A beautiful and unusual piece. All lots in this auction come from a lifetime of collecting Halloween and Christm

Philibert/Cartier “Proverbes” Pin-Up Playing Cards. France, ca. 1960s. 52 + 2J + OB. Having different black and white photographs on each card, with “proverbs” printed in Frenc

Fancy Brass Card Press. European, ca. 1910. Single-screw card press with fancy cast brass sides and base, a shield on either side incorporating the suits of a deck of cards. Base 5 ¼ x 4”.

Philibert “Les Mousquetaires” Pack of Playing Cards. Paris, France, ca. 1954. 52 + 2J + Title Card. Court cards with characters from Dumas’ The Three Musketeers. Designed by A. Dubout. NM. Fourn

Great Northern Pacific Steamship Co. Souvenir Playing Cards. Cincinnati: USPC, ca. 1915. 52+J+EC+OB (rubbed). Gold edges. Very good condition. Hochman SR14.

Sewell Cushion Wheel Co. (Detroit) Advertising Playing Cards. Chicago: Western Press, ca. 1920s. 52 + J + OB. Deck issued compliments of the Sewell Cushion Wheel Co., with advertising backs. Gilt edge

Miniature Hand-Colored Playing Cards. French [?], ca. 1851. 52+OB. Each of the courts bearing fine miniature engraved images of Kings, Queens, and Jacks, with hand-coloring. Cards 2 1/8 x 1 ½”. Hou

Wood Faro Playing Card Press. American, maker unknown, ca. 1890. Nice dovetailed card press that will press twelve decks. One of the dividers broken, otherwise excellent.

A small collection of souvenir French playing card decks advertising Air France airlines. Includes a double deck in leather case with Jeu des Bonnets Phrygiens design, showing no signs of use with bri

Oriole 912 Playing Cards. New York: N.Y.C.C., ca. 1915. 52 + J + EC + OB. Excellent. The deck features a beautiful multi-colored Ace of Spades and Joker. The birds and foliage are in full accurate col

Suntory Whisky “Aslan Girls” Pinup Playing Cards. Japan: Aslan-Orion Press/Nintendo, ca. 1970s. 52+2J+OB. Different pin-up illustrations by Aslan on each card, with one joker and backs adv

Set of Victorian Trade Cards with Playing Card Theme. French, ca. 1880s. Twelve chromolithographed trade cards numbered one through twelve. Each illustrated with a playing card game, with instructions

Bystander “Fragments” Playing Cards. England: Chas. Goodall (for Bystander), ca. 1915. 52+OB (taped). Back design by Bruce Bairnsfather, bearing a cartoon of a British soldier, with comedi

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

Western Europe, France, ca. late 19th century; United States, California, San Diego, ca. 1906 CE. A brass navigational instrument known as a reflecting circle from the ketch sailboat - the "Anemone" -

**First Time At Auction** Western Europe, France, ca. 18th century CE. A fine cast-brass stamp that features a double armorial seal. The stamp face is engraved with two distinct crests of noble or ari

Western Europe, France, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A decadent trio of brass mantel pieces or to be more elegant and use the aristocratic, court language: "garniture de cheminee." Ornate r