[GAME OF GOOSE]. Jeu de L’Oie. France, ca. 1890s.

[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”.

[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

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

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

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

French Turntable Horse Race Game 1890's, cast iron figures, 13 inches wonderful gambling toy.

L'Embarras du Brigadier, Jeu des Manifestants. France, ca. 1930s. Two small boxed French games for individual players, nouveau casses tetes. Includes colorfully illustrated boxes. 5 x 5 and 3 _ x 3. B

JEU DE COURSE BY JOEP FRANCE HORSE RACING GAME 6"H X 13" SQUARE

Chasse au Loup, Jeu des Quatre Souris. France, ca. 1930s. Two small boxed French table-top games with illustrated boxes. 6 x 7 and 5 _ x 5 _. Both have wear to the box edges and some tearing at corner

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.

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

FRENCH TURNTABLE HORSE RACE GAME. 1890S. PAINTED CAST FIGURES Size: 10 1/2" X 10 1/2" Terms: Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. WE do reserve the right to not ship s

Jeu de Course Perfectionne Horse Race Game. French, ca. 1900. Mechanical game in paper-covered box. Four horses spin freely on course. Box well worn, good working condition.

Uncut sheet Jeu de Drapeaux Playing Cards Hand colored France 1813/4 game of flags. This is an extremely rare deck.Sheet size approx. 18\" x 22\" framed 24\" x 28\" in beautiful condition.

19th Century Jeu de Course Boat Racing Mechanical Game. Made in France. Model 8C. In very good working condition. Measures 7" tall x 15" wide. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. Th

Jeu de Grotesque. Uncut French Card Game Sheet. [Paris], ca. 1800s. Copper-engraved sheet of 32 playing cards with caricature occupational Janus figures, the suits inset. Framed and matted, sight 18 x

Early horse race game made in France. With Box. 9" Excellent

La Traversee de la Manche ( The Channel Crossing) Nouveau Jeu (New Game) made in France circa 1900. Wonderful toy has very detailed cast metal plane that crosses the English Channel. Very detailed pla

GROCK (Charles Adrien Wettach, 1880 - 1959). Grock. Paris: L’Ile De France, ca. 1920. One-sheet color lithograph bearing a striking Jekyll/Hyde dual portrait of the great clown and circus star.

BURGUN SCHVERER VERRERIE D'ART DE LORRAINE Fine vase with pink blossoms, France, 1890s; Internally decorated, enameled, martelé, gilt, and wheel-carved glass; Gilt signature to base; 8" x 3"; Provena

France, ca. 1920s In the mid 1920s Raoul Dufy (1877-1953) collaborated with the Spanish architect Nicolau Rubio and ceramicist Josep Artigas to create a small group of miniature ceramic gardens. They

DAUM Fine large vase with Lady's slipper orchids, spiderwebs, and bees, France, ca. 1900; Acid-etched, enameled, and gilt internally decorated glass; Acid-etched DAUM NANCY with Croix de Lorraine; 21"

Western Europe, France, Napoleon III period, ca. 19th century CE. Ooh la la! An intoxicating cabinet known as a cave a liqueur en trompe l'oeil de faux livres, or a false books liquor cabinet, from th

GABRIEL ARGY-ROUSSEAU (France, 1885 - 1953). "Tiger Lamp", ca. 1925. Paste glass. Metal base. Original electrification. Signed at the bottom of the lampshade. Published in: Janine Bloch-Dermant, G. Ar