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Palais Royal Mother-of-Pearl and Gilded Brass Game Counters
Palais Royal Mother-of-Pearl and Gilded Brass Game Counters
Circa 1820
This exceptional set of 19th-century gaming markers from the renowned Palais Royal exemplifies the pinnacle of luxury and refinement in leisure objects of the period. Crafted in mother-of-pearl and gilded brass, the set includes two luxurious counters, 18 disks for gameplay and two delicately carved mother-of-pearl fish—historically a popular motif in gaming. The pieces remain in their original fitted box. Gaming markers of this quality were not mass-produced but carefully crafted to demonstrate both artistry and refinement, making surviving sets exceedingly rare and highly desirable to collectors of decorative arts.
In original fitted case: 2" high x 6 3/4" wide x 5" deep
Circa 1820
This exceptional set of 19th-century gaming markers from the renowned Palais Royal exemplifies the pinnacle of luxury and refinement in leisure objects of the period. Crafted in mother-of-pearl and gilded brass, the set includes two luxurious counters, 18 disks for gameplay and two delicately carved mother-of-pearl fish—historically a popular motif in gaming. The pieces remain in their original fitted box. Gaming markers of this quality were not mass-produced but carefully crafted to demonstrate both artistry and refinement, making surviving sets exceedingly rare and highly desirable to collectors of decorative arts.
In original fitted case: 2" high x 6 3/4" wide x 5" deep
Palais Royal Mother-of-Pearl and Gilded Brass Game Counters
Circa 1820
This exceptional set of 19th-century gaming markers from the renowned Palais Royal exemplifies the pinnacle of luxury and refinement in leisure objects of the period. Crafted in mother-of-pearl and gilded brass, the set includes two luxurious counters, 18 disks for gameplay and two delicately carved mother-of-pearl fish—historically a popular motif in gaming. The pieces remain in their original fitted box. Gaming markers of this quality were not mass-produced but carefully crafted to demonstrate both artistry and refinement, making surviving sets exceedingly rare and highly desirable to collectors of decorative arts.
In original fitted case: 2" high x 6 3/4" wide x 5" deep
Circa 1820
This exceptional set of 19th-century gaming markers from the renowned Palais Royal exemplifies the pinnacle of luxury and refinement in leisure objects of the period. Crafted in mother-of-pearl and gilded brass, the set includes two luxurious counters, 18 disks for gameplay and two delicately carved mother-of-pearl fish—historically a popular motif in gaming. The pieces remain in their original fitted box. Gaming markers of this quality were not mass-produced but carefully crafted to demonstrate both artistry and refinement, making surviving sets exceedingly rare and highly desirable to collectors of decorative arts.
In original fitted case: 2" high x 6 3/4" wide x 5" deep
$8,850.00
Palais Royal Mother-of-Pearl and Gilded Brass Game Counters—
$8,850.00
Description
Palais Royal Mother-of-Pearl and Gilded Brass Game Counters
Circa 1820
This exceptional set of 19th-century gaming markers from the renowned Palais Royal exemplifies the pinnacle of luxury and refinement in leisure objects of the period. Crafted in mother-of-pearl and gilded brass, the set includes two luxurious counters, 18 disks for gameplay and two delicately carved mother-of-pearl fish—historically a popular motif in gaming. The pieces remain in their original fitted box. Gaming markers of this quality were not mass-produced but carefully crafted to demonstrate both artistry and refinement, making surviving sets exceedingly rare and highly desirable to collectors of decorative arts.
In original fitted case: 2" high x 6 3/4" wide x 5" deep
Circa 1820
This exceptional set of 19th-century gaming markers from the renowned Palais Royal exemplifies the pinnacle of luxury and refinement in leisure objects of the period. Crafted in mother-of-pearl and gilded brass, the set includes two luxurious counters, 18 disks for gameplay and two delicately carved mother-of-pearl fish—historically a popular motif in gaming. The pieces remain in their original fitted box. Gaming markers of this quality were not mass-produced but carefully crafted to demonstrate both artistry and refinement, making surviving sets exceedingly rare and highly desirable to collectors of decorative arts.
In original fitted case: 2" high x 6 3/4" wide x 5" deep
