Devil & Card Playing Card Box. Bayreuth, Bavaria: Royal

Small lidded Royal Bayreuth, Bavaria porcelain box used for stamps, made in the form of a deck of playing cards with devil rising out of the lid. Circa: the early 20th century. Blue Royal Bayreuth hal

Devil & Card Stamp Box. Bayreuth, Bavaria: Royal Bayreuth, ca. 1930. Small box used for stamps, with devil rising out of the lid. Blue mark. 4 ¾ x 1 ½”. Tiny chip on tip of wing.

[2] Royal Bayreuth Bavaria Devil Playing Cards Mugs. UB Zone. Bermuda. Size: 5 in. height, 5 in. wide.

Red Devil Handle with Playing Card transfer decoration. Blue Royal Bayreuth Bavaria Mark to bottom. 4.75" tall, no chips, cracks, damage or repairs.

Royal Bayreuth Bavaria figural creamer with devil handle and playing cards. # 68. Measures 3.75" tall.

3" X 4.25" Royal Bayreuth (Blue Mark) Covered Box - Devil and Cards - Box for Playing Cards - Sells with Unopened Pack Of 1999 Royal Bayreuth Collectors Playing Cards - Very Good Condition

A red and white creamer shaped as four playing cards. The handle is shaped as the Devil in red. Royal Bayreuth Bavaria backstamp. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 5"L x 3.25"W x 4"H Manufacturer: Roya

Early 20th-century Royal Bayreuth, Bavaria porcelain wall hanging match holder depicting a red devil holding a Queen of hearts playing card with a striker on the end. Blue Royal Bayreuth hallmark on t

Royal Bayreuth, Bavaria porcelain Devil & Cards Match Holder with Attached Striker and Ashtray in the form of several slightly curved playing cards. The surface of the matchbox is also designed in the

Royal Bayreuth, Bavaria porcelain lidded sugar bowl. The body of the sugar bowl is decorated with playing cards of various colors and a lid, from which a red winged devil is climbing out. Circa: the e

Early 20th-century Royal Bayreuth, Bavaria porcelain ashtray from the Devil & Cards series. Triangular in shape, formed by three playing cards adjacent to each other, and a red figurine of a winged de

Royal Bayreuth, Bavaria porcelain toothpick holder, with a body painted with playing cards and a handle in the form of the figure of a red winged devil. Circa: the early 20th century. Blue Royal Bayre

calling card size, 7" diameter, excellent.... The red devil is part of a group of pieces known as Devil & Cards, a group that was shaped like a devil, playing cards, or both.

rectangular, 7" X 10", excellent..... The red devil is part of a group of pieces known as Devil & Cards, a group that was shaped like a devil, playing cards, or both.

Royal Bayreuth Devil Playing Card Creamer. Blue Royal Bayreuth Mark. Good condition. Measures 3 3/4"h x 4 1/2"w. Weight 4 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Royal Bayreuth Mug, devil / playing cards porcelain mug, early blue mark, 5"h. CONDITION: Very good.

A set of three Royal Bayreuth porcelain items in the red "Devil and Playing Card" patter. Including a dish with lounging devil, a creamer, and an open sugar bowl. Marked on the verso with the manufact

A set of two different size Royal Bayreuth "Devil and Playing Cards" creamers. Marked on the verso with the manufacturer marks overglazed. Dimensions: Largest Item 5 1/8" in TallVary according to the

Height 7 inches.

Antique Royal Bayreuth Devil and playing card motif porcelain creamer pitcher. Trademarked to underside. Blue production mark suggests date of production is 1902 or earlier. Surface wear consistent wi

A THREE PIECE SERVICE BY ROYAL BAYREUTH, "Devil and Playing Cards," comprising a water pitcher and two mugs. Inscribed on reverse, "Limited Edition number 313 of 2000. Reproduction of old Royal Bayreu

A THREE PIECE SERVICE BY ROYAL BAYREUTH, "Devil and Playing Cards," comprising a water pitcher and two mugs. Inscribed on reverse, "Limited Edition number 313 of 2000. Reproduction of old Royal Bayreu

Royal Bayreuth Devil and Playing Cards Pitcher and Cup, limited edition reproduction pitcher of old Royal Bayreuth masterpieces, originally 1905, #285, matching cup with green hallmark; 3" and 7.5" hi

Devil & Card Milk Pitcher. Bayreuth, Bavaria: Royal Bayreuth, ca. 1930. Blue mark. 5”. Exc.