Hunt & Sons Playing Cards. English, ca. 1840. George

Hunt & Sons Playing Cards. English, ca. 1840. George III Ace of Spades, with the word “Duty” above the crown. Single-ended, plain white backs. 48/52 (lacks QS, KC, JH, QH). Wear as expecte

Hunt & Sons Exportation Playing Cards. English, ca. 1801. 52. George III Ace of Spades. Plain white backs. Some soiling as expected, but no cards torn or bent. Likely made for the American market. Ver

Single Hand Drawn 7C Transformation Playing Card. English (?), ca. 1840. Mint. Wonderful depiction of what appears to be a Halloween celebration with witches and skeletons.

A 19th century English playing card deck, including 52 cards and the logo card. Dimensions:3.6" H x 2.5" W Provenance:From a Philadelphia collection.

Silver Soldered Playing Cards Match Safe. English, ca. 1900s. Marked “R. Wallace & Sons/Silver Soldered 075.” With two counter dials with spinning pointers, finely engraved with playing ca

Reynolds & Sons Playing Cards. London, ca. 1860 [?]. 52 (complete). Single-ended courts, no indices. Embossed green diamond back design.

Carmichael, Jewett & Wales Playing Cards. American, ca. 1840. 39/52. Elaborate engraved Ace of Spades with “American Manufacture” text surrounding central pip. Printed asterisk backs. Unco

Large Group of Magic Playing Cards. American/English, ca. 1910s/2000s. Decks of cards prepared for use or issued by magicians and magic suppliers, as well as some souvenir decks, including Gamagic, De

J.O. Oberg & Son “Fantasy” Playing Cards. Eskiltuna, Sweden, ca. 1967. 52 + 2J + OB. Fantasy designs by Eric Palquist. Printed by Oberg for the Finnish market. NM. Fournier (275) #36.

Hunt’s Playing Card Manufacturing Company Ltd. England, ca. 1880. 52. Two way courts. Back has flowers in oval. VG-. Soiled and inked double “X” marks on the Ace of spades.

[Newfoundland] Newfoundland Souvenir Playing Cards. Ayre & Sons, ca. 1920. 52 + J + Booklet + OB. Backs red with Newfoundland dog. Rectangular scenes depicting towns, buildings, fishing and whaling, n

Group of Three Demitasse Cups, a Coffee Cup, Five Saucers. English, ca. 1900. All with playing card motifs. Exc.

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

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

[Travel] Atlantic Ocean to Head of the Great Lakes Souvenir Playing Cards. London, England: Goodall & Son, ca. 1905. 52 + J + EC + OB. Scenes along the Grand Trunk Railway System, including Quebec, On

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Antique English Scarce Victorian Sterling Silver Playing Card Box, 1899 by William & George Neal, London. Measures 2"x1 1/2"x2 3/4". Approximate Silver Weight 112 grams. PROVENANCE: The Estate of Mrs.

Samuel Hart & Co. Illuminated Bezique Playing Cards Set. New York, ca. 1866. Four decks, each with 32 cards, and each with gilt lithographed George and Martha Washington Ace of Spades. In a period dou

English, ca. 1800 35"h x 6'1"w x 27-1/2"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: www.stanleyweiss.com

STERLING SILVER CARD BOX WITH MINIATURE PLAYING CARDS H 1 1/2", L 2 5/8", D 1 7/8", TW 3.24 TROY OUNCES English Sterling, with manufacture stamped on the base, A. Barret & Sons manufacturers, 63 & 64

Two (2). English. Circa 1900. Lithographed card stock. Each features Canadian backs. Each manufactured by "Chas Goodall & Son Ltd. London Eng". 3.75 x 2.75 x .75". One box exhibits wear including a lo

Ca. 1825. Polar bear hunt with sailing ship in background. Floral border. Impressed "E. Wood & Sons, Burslem..." Scratches, faint crow's foot, light stains. 13" x 16.5".

English, 18th C. Lacks baize surface, surface patches to playing surface, losses to back left corner. 20"h x 33-3/4"w x 16-1/2"d Provenance: Property from a Private New England Collection

Ca 1880's, eight pieces. Four 4-prong forks and 4 knives, ornate handles. London hallmarks possibly George Goodfellow & Son. Approximately 17 troy ounces. Good condition.