English 18th Century Playing Cards by Hunts & Sons

Russian playing cards "The Imperial playing cards Factory St. Petersburg" Russian playing cards by manufacture the Imperial playing cards Fact...

32 pieces caricature playing cards, 19th century 19th century Caricature playing cards printed on one page 32 pieces hand colored Framed and behind glass The size is 68 cm x 80 cm...

Set of French folding photo frames, ca 1900 A set of French folding photo frames colored in Cherry wood with postcards The photo frames are filled with colored postcards. One glass is replaced and the three others has an oval shape as display. In the first frame on the left a postcard with a man with a flower in French in the corner, "Bonne Annee" in the right corner and a postage stamp stuck on the front. Text on the back from the year 1911. On the right a lady with a colored blue blouse with the sea and ships in the background. (blank). The other frame with a company of a gentleman and lady...

Maria Geertruida Barbiers - Snabillé (1776-1838) Watercolor A watercolor titled "Een ontloken roos" signed by Maria Geertruida Barbiers-Snabillé on the back Maria Geertruida Snab...

An exceptional and visually arresting set of twelve early playing cards, dating to the late 16th century and originating from Austria. Executed in traditional woodblock print and delicately hand-painted, this rare group beautifully reflects the transition from the Late Gothic period into the Early Renaissance in Central Europe. Each card displays remarkable period detail, particularly in the finely rendered court figures dressed in late 15th-century attire- short doublets and jerkins, tight hose, puffed and slashed sleeves, feathered caps, and stylized armor elements. The costumes embody the expressive elegance of Late Gothic fashion while hinting at the emerging Renaissance aesthetic north of the Alps. The surviving hand-coloring- earthy reds, deep blues, muted greens, and warm ochres- enhances the strong linear quality of the woodcut technique. The natural wear, surface patina, and scattered losses visible in the images attest to the cards’ age and authentic use, adding to their historical character and collectible appeal. The sizes of the cards are irregular. The set includes a mix of pip and court cards, with beautifully stylized suit symbols and dynamic figural compositions. The expressive faces and exaggerated silhouettes are characteristic of 16th-century Austrian and Southern German printmaking traditions. Accompanied by an antique wooden storage box...

Antique framed shadowbox style yardlong artwork featuring playing cards by the famed Baptiste Paul (BP) Grimaud. Grimaud is a brand of playing game cards published by France Cartes...

A framed set of 13 pages from "The Lu Lu Alphabet", a chapbook from 1851 published by Samuel Ragnot, NYC. This set comprises the first letters A through M, each with a short rhyming ...

English engraving of medals associated with King William III and Queen Mary in a dark brown matted gilt frame