One Dollar Ivory Poker Chip. American, ca. 1890.

Three Star Design Ivory Poker Chips. American, ca. 1890. Star design in two concentric circles. Excellent.

Two Wheel Inside Flower Design Ivory Poker Chips. American, ca. 1890. Nicely scrimshawed design. 1 " diam. Excellent.

Set of 12 Mother of Pearl Gambling Chips. American, ca. 1890. Initialed “W” with value denominations on verso, comprising one 5, three 20, three 50, one 200, two 500 and three 5,000. A dollar sign

Five Ivory Poker Chips. American, ca. 1880. Four with a floral etching; the fifth slightly smaller with an alternate design. 1 5/8”diameter. Excellent.

Five Mother of Pearl Poker Chips. American, ca. 1890. Two bearing the number 50 and three with number 20. Initialed “L” [?] on verso. 1 5/8”diameter. Exc.

Set of Three Scrimshawed Poker Chips. American, ca. 1890. Includes: Flower, $5 and $25. 1 1/2". No cracks or nerve holes.

Hoover, Herbert [U.S. President, 1929 – 33]. Trio of Presidential Bakelite Poker Chips. American, ca. 1930. Three Catlin poker chips with the presidential seal. Excellent. Seymour pg. 35.

[U.S. Presidents – Herbert Hoover] Presidential Bakelite Poker Chips. American, ca. 1930s. Pair of Bakelite chips in red and swirled butterscotch, inlays stamped in gilt with the presidential se

antique pre-ban incised ivory poker chips circa 1890: 4 scarce $25 chips with brown/green rims, 5 $5 with red rims, 5 non-denomintaed - 3 star & 2 floral 1.5" diam.

Set of 380 Clay Poker Chips in Large Wood Poker Chip Carousel with Cover. American, ca. 1930. Chips in red, white and blue, some plain, others embossed. Carousel holds 400 chips and revolves on base.

Set of 100 Equestrian Poker Chips in Wooden Rack. American, ca. 1930. Consisting of 100 chips: 50 white, 25 red, and 25 blue, all with the head of a horse within a horse shoe. A beautifully manufactur

Card Trimmer. American, ca. 1890. Unmarked. Brass with ivory handle. Minor crack where handle meets the blade, some very minor oxidation, otherwise excellent.

“Heathen Chinee” Carved Wooden Poker Set. American, ca. 1920s. Carved wooden poker chip caddy whose lid bears a depiction of a “Heathen Chinee” stereotype to side. Metal handle

Good antique condition with one chip to the edge. Measures approx. 4" in diameter x 1 5/8" high.

Includes seventy-one $25 chips, forty-four $5 chips, five ‘H’ chips, seventy-five etched pinwheel design chips, two red etched pinwheel chips and two green etched pinwheel chips. Each chi

Three Gaffed Spinners. American, ca. 1890. Two have stems that if pushed in one direction the numbers come low the other direction they come high. The other simply turn the spinner around. Excellent.

Collection of 16 Peace and Morgan silver dollars. American, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. One Morgan (1878) and 15 Peace dollars (1922 - 1924). Grade of Morgan: EF / low AU. Grades of Peace doll

Set of 10 Round Mother of Pearl Gambling Chips. France, ca. 1890. Initialed “F” with value of “100F” on verso. Each chip inscribed with an individual number below the initial. One chipped othe

Fine porcelain 21 piece set, Ca 1890 Set consists of teapot & lid, sugar & lid, creamer, 6 individual plates, 6 saucers & 4 cups (one rim chip). Set is decorated with multicolor floral sprays and lots

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.

98. Ivory Revival Cane-Ca. 1890-Straight ivory handle carved in the Middle Age style with two portraits against one another. The young girl and young man are rendered in high relief and painstaking fi

Group of (6) Pieces of late 19th-early 20th c. Stoneware Pottery by E. Swasey Co. (1890-ca. 1930), including: (3) Oyster jugs, one labeled 'E. Swasey, Portland, ME' (small top rim chip), one labeled '

Cased Set of 146 My Ante Clay Poker Chips. Cincinnati: USPC (?), ca. 1900. Consisting of 56 white, 45 red and 45 blue chips. “My Ante" is one of the scarcer of the inscribed clay chips. Housed in a

Lot of Three Gambling-Themed Zippo Lighters. Bradford, Penn., ca. 1990s. Three showing a Full House poker hand, the third showing an array of cards and poker chips. One engraved with the nickname of t