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Nineteenth Century Walnut Cased Games Compendium

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Nineteenth Century Walnut Cased Games Compendium Games compendium chess draughts %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
A lovely 19th century walnut cased games compendium to include a die cast lead horse racing game with horses, bone and ebony dominoes, ebony and box wood chess and draughts, miniature glass marbles, packs of cards. The box is in good condition, fully fitted and has an over brass plaque to the lid.

35 cms w x 20 cms deep x 19.5 cms high

Condition: Good
Price
£675.00  UK
$831.87  USA
€800.01  EU
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Category Antique Games Period 19th Century Antiques Material Walnut Origin English Item code as651a206 Status For Sale

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