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AED[CHINA]. A set of Chinese money-suited cards. China, ca. 19...
Lot 481
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Mar 18, 2022
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A two-day auction kicks off our spring schedule. The first day will feature the collection of the late Robert Eisenstadt, who amassed thousands of casino and gambling chips including numerous rarities and uncommon sets that will be offered fresh to the market. Prices Realized Potter & Potter Auctions info@potterauctions.com
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[CHINA]. A set of Chinese money-suited cards. China, ca. 1900s (or earlier). Approximately 124 shellac-coated cards on thin wooden strips (each 3 ? x 1 1/16?), some with hand-coloring. In a lacquered two-compartment box lined with paper lettered in Chinese, 4 ? x 7 x 2 ??. RARELY seen in private collections.
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