Faber, Georg Wolfgang, siege game, Jeu de Siége,

FRENCH EQUESTRIAN MECHANICAL GAME JEU DE COURSE: Crank wind spins horses around felt top track, 9 composite horses on 3 tracks. In wood travel box, measures 11'' h. x 20'' x 20''.

The firm of Mauclair-Dacier, located on 5 rue Haudriette in Paris (with a factory on 148 avenue Daumesnil), specialized in manufacturing and selling toys and games. It was active from the 1880s until

Henri Jannin (1839) printed covers for sheet music, scenes of current events, portraits of personalities, games such as the "Flower Marriage Game" (1847), a card game for which he drew inspiration fro

game, Jeu de la Bascule, Game of the see-saw, 29.5 x 28.5 cm German Description Spiel, Jeu de la Bascule, Game of the see-saw, 29,5 x 28,5 cm

A precursor to the Pinball machine, an early home-made bagatelle game complete with the push bar and wooden counters strung on a curved fence at the top. Good condition and patina. Quebec, late 19th c

Beautiful antique Flemish tapestry, hand woven of wool (warp) and silk (weft), probably in Oudenaarde, circa 1590. The tapestry is titled Le Siege de Bethulie (The Siege to Bethulia), authenticity and

game, Biedermeier, "JEU DE BORNE AVENTURE", France,, original box, multicolored lithographed cover picture, caused of old age in worn condition, with 2 boards German Description Spiel, Biede

James Jacques TISSOT (1836-1902): "The Green Room of the Theatre Francais (Memory of the Siege of Paris)" / "Le Foyer de la Comédie-Français pendant le siege de Paris" (original French title). E

[GAME OF GOOSE]. Jeu de L’Oie. France, ca. 1890s. Hand–colored engraving (separation at centerfold). Mounted on an early folding board. Sheet 16 x 21”.

Jeu De Croquet game, ivory, in dollhouse size, wooden box, 9.5 cm German Description "Jeu De Croquet" Spiel, Bein, in Puppenstubengröße, Holzkiste, 9,5 cm

The Game of the Goose or Goose game is a board game where two or more players move pieces around a track by rolling one or two dice. The aim of the game is to reach square number sixty-three before an

Outstanding early French Game JED du CIRCUIT GRAND PRIX de L'A.C.F. Game looks all complete with wonderful play board with nice graphics, 8 cast iron Boattail Race Cars, And tire shaped Number Spinner

French - 1890's, 13" Square. These are parlor gambling devices of the late 19th Century. This example in pristine condition, employs eight horses. Wood, Lead, Tin, Fabric. Pristine Condition.

13 in by 13 in base, missing top, lever action working, made by MJ & Cie, France, 3 horses have broken jockeys, 1 horse has a broken tail, C5-6.

Including 1 - wooden Steeplechase display, 1 - Jeu De Course carousel game, and 1 - wooden Horseracing game. Condition (Good - Very Good). Size Largest: 19" x 19" x 14-1/2"

1870's French Diableries photograph of Satan's Game Room "Salle De Jeu Chez Satan", diableries were usually photographed from miniature sculptures, image size 4" x 4 1/2'

Including 1 - marked Su Seds JL and 2 - marked Jeu De Course Systeme Brevete S.G.D.G. Each game is in working condition and is housed in a wooden box with removable lid. Condition (Good). Size 10-1/2"

This small horse racing game is housed in a black box with lever at the front. Press the lever to the left and watch the 8 horses spin around the felt-lined track. With a small metal betting cup at th

J. P.French - 1910's - 7" Diameter. This manually spun toy was used as a Parlor Gambling Device. The horse closest to the flag when they come to a stop was the winner. Tin. Pristine with Original Box

Boxed horse racing game with two tracks and four gates. Slide the front lever to the left and watch the horses race. There are 8 horse and rider figures, all of which have chipping paint but retain al

262. FRENCH JEU DE COURSE HORSE RACE GAME | 15" l. | One horse replaced, (Very Good - Exc. Cond.) | $400 - $600

[GAME OF GOOSE]. Nouveau jeu des theatres de Melpomene, Momus et Talie. Paris: Paul André Basset, [ca. 1810]. Copper engraving (image, 450 x 589 mm), framed and matted. A rectangular spiral showi

French. 1900s. Painted lead horses and jockeys with lead gates. A mechanical French horse racing betting game. Bets are placed before the wheel is spun. The horse that gets closest to the finishing ma

13 in by 13 in base, missing top, lever action working, made by MJ & Cie, France, no breaks to lead parts, C5-6.