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Click here to subscribeVictorian burr walnut combination work and games table, the top with Tunbridge Ware tesserae mosaic view of Eridge Castle within a tesserae mosaic broadband of flowers, the folding and revolving top inlaid for chess, back gammon and cribbage, over divided tray and sliding bag with circular tesserae mosaic spray of pansies, on turned stems and carved cabriole legs with white china castor feet, 59cm wide x 44cm deep
A Regency square penwork chess table, the squares with alternating flowers and chinoiserie scenes of oriental buildings and figures in landscapes, within a wide foliate border, inscribed 'Drawn by James W Beeson, Derby', on a later part ebonised baluster column, with four moulded cabriole legs, 53cm wide x 72cm high
A VICTORIAN INLAID EBONIZED & BURR WALNUT COMBINED WORK & GAMES TABLE, the rectangular top with canted angles opening to reveal inlaid chess and back gammon boards above a divided drawer, the sliding tapered bag beneath with scalloped apron, on twin turned and fluted supports united by a pole stretcher and raised on curved scrolled legs with castors. Width 25".
A Japanese ivory figure of an old woman, perhaps Ono No Komachi, late 19th century, the old woman with long hair and revolving head showing good and evil faces, she stands holding her staff in her right hand, stencilled details, 2" high, also a Chinese ivory chess piece, Canton, 19th century, as a bishop, 2.5" high, a resin figure of a man with a gourd, 1.5" high, an ivory figure on plinth of Hotei, 1.5" high (4)
An Indian ivory chess set, carved in tiers, the rooks as fluted towers, one side stained red, the kings 12.3cm, some damage, on wooden stand; another Indian ivory chess set, as two armies, the kings and queens as processional elephants, the rooks as rhinos or buffalos, one side on red stained bases, the kings 9.7cm, some damage.
A Victorian walnut fitted games compendium by Felthams of London, the box of rectangular form with rising lid, the lid with later chessboard, original bone chess pieces (full set), cribbage, marbles, dominoes, draughts, lead racehorses with jockeys, Halma, playing cards, dice etc., box width 40cm
A 19TH-CENTURY MARBLE-TOPPED WALNUT GAMES TABLE, having a crossbanded and ebony and boxwood-strung serpentine-sided top with lobed corners framing a chess/draughts board with plain white marble 'white' squares, the 'black' squares in a variety of different brightly coloured marble samples, within six marble frames and outer border, on a shaped frieze drawer, cabriole legs, beaded caps and ceramic castors, 72cm x 54cm x 75.5cm high, (28.3in x 21.25in x 29.7in).