Card Tray in Papier Mache, English 1830s

Card Tray in Papier Mache, English 1830s

Marsoni

M251S

$150.00

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Card Tray in Papier Mache, English 1830sExceptionally rare papier mache playing cards tray, black with painted and gilded floral decoration, inscribed twice Knave of Diamonds. Antique English Late Georgian style, William IV period from the 1830s. Condition: minor surface wear Size: Wide: 7. 5 cm Length: 11. 5 cm Style notes Georgian period mainly refers to the second half of the 18th century and up to the 1820s. The style was predominantly neo classical, that looked back at the ancient

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Great product, sturdy design and easy to build! It is a fairly light weight item, which aids in the maneuverability of the divider. The color was as described and is dark enough to block the light from our sleeping infants! I do love that you are able to see through the slats and see the child sleeping- if you are looking for something with MORE privacy, this is not it. It has great coverage area and is dark and a wonderful value for the price, however, you are able to see through the areas where each panel connects!

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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2025