Porcelain Playing Card Plate

A set of six (6) Gucci Italian porcelain luncheon size plates. Modernist works decorated to center with playing card forms. Each plate with white background and card numbers and letters in black and r

An interesting English porcelain playing cards plate, circa 1820 Richly decorated in trompe l'oeil style with a hand of playing cards, four picture cards placed on the top, the ground with formal flow

Set 6 "Atlantic City" Porcelain Playing Cards Casino Serving Plates 11.75 in. diameter. size: 1.25 in. x 11.75 in. x 11.75 in.

313. MINIATURE DOLL ACCESSORIES. Includes: 3 ½” bed warmer; 2 ½” metal bird cage with bird; 2 ½” gilt mantel clock; Limoges porcelain plate; German playing cards. Comm

CASINO American Limoges China Co. Porcelain Dibnnerware PLAYING CARDS Pattern. size: x6 smalls plates .5h 6w x6 bigger plates .75h 9.75w x6 mugs 2h 4.5w

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

comprising 12 dessert plates (7 3/4 in. dia.), 12 mugs (3.5 in. high, 4.5 in. wide), 6 saucers (4.875 in. dia.), and 6 cups (2.5 in. high, 3.6 in. wide) [36 pieces]

Eight Pieces of Porcelain with Playing Card Depictions. Including two “Lucky Spot" shaving mugs; two “Day of the Dead" poker playing tiles; and four Bidasoa Spanish plates. All excellent.

Two after Salvador Dali items comprising, Limoges (French) 'Puiforcat' five porcelain plated decorated with Dali style playing cards, framed together; and a vintage cased set of two Dali decks of card

A Set of Five French Puiforcat Porcelain Plates. Salvador Dali for Puiforcat transfer decorated plates depicting playing cards. All five are edition 206/2000, and dated 1967 Diameter: 9.5"

Eight porcelain salad plates with a lively design of Colonial Williamsburg playing cards on a black background. Andrea by Sadek backstamp. Dimensions: 1"H x 8.25"dia Manufacturer: Andrea by Sadek Coun

2 Meissen 19th Century Porcelains; The Card Lady circa 1880, with a standing 18th Century Style Lady with porcelain lace trim at a small table with playing cards, the base with crossed sword mark in u

GERMAN ROYAL VIENNA SIGNED HAND-PAINTED PORCELAIN CABINET PLATE, featuring a woman and a cherub playing cards on a pedestalled fountain, titled "Kartenlegen." to underside, signature partially covered

Piero Fornasetti, Mailand 12 plates model Città di Carte. Porcelain, black and white and polychrome accentuated decorations. Various city views with playing cards. D. 26 cm. Marked on the botto

[Three Card Monte] Le Bonneteau. [Paris], Sarreguemines, ca. 1880. Porcelain plate of a street performer illustrated in color, border decorated with playing cards, dice, dominoes, and chess pieces. 8

Sevres mark with a P. Provenance: The Estate of Philip Fowler, Bel Air CA 2 inches high

Vintage porcelain trinket box, shaped to resemble a stack of playing cards. Opens to reveal a miniature ceramic playing card, the Ace of hearts. Approximately 1.5 inches tall and 2 inches wide. Porcel

A vintage porcelain made playing card case, with a black toned exterior with gold gilt rim on lid and painted motifs on of playing cards with gold painted borders and gold card suits with flowers wrap

Card plates, set of 4, one for each suite, each plate with card figures and tavern men on front. HBCM , Montereau, Mde in France. Stamped with a capital E. 8 3/4dia.

with tray

DESCRIPTION: A Fitz and FLoyd porcelain box featuring a black ground color garnished by purple and pink floral decorations with gilt outlining. Opens revealing two card slots with matching playing car

Antique Porcelain Playing Card Motif Vase. Measures 2 inches in height.

Spanish porcelain sculpture by Lladro. Features the form titled Playing Cards and depicts a group of Spanish men dressed in 16th century attire playing a game of cards. The sculpture is decorated in v

5pc SALVADOR DALI Playing Card Plates for PUIFORCAT. Jack, Queen, King & Ace of HEARTS. JOKER. All in Original Box. "Carte a jouer par Salvador Dali 1967" Limoges France. Limited Edit. #315/2000.-- Di