London Fine Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.

Mahogany case of fine quality with beautiful grain interest and rich caramel hues
Produced by the esteemed makers Gale & Lawday, Liverpool and London
Set across two tiers — an upper section with fitted tray and a drawer below

Dressed to the fascia with an oval lock escutcheon —untested, key absent
Upper section contains counters, playing cards, and a variety of game pieces
Lower drawer hosts a fine selection of chess pieces, dominoes, and instruction manuals

Held securely from above by a long pin, the drawer fascia with recessed brass handle
Unmarked brass oval plaque to the lid offers an opportunity to personalise if required
Lid interior hosts the Chess board, behind which sits a marble solitaire board, with accompanying pieces included

Three-in-one board cleverly designed - Chess board reverses for Backgammon, and folds out for Steeplechase
Includes six metal horse tokens for Steeplechase play, with chess pieces and counters present
Set also includes coin counters, a mechanical pencil for score keeping, and multiple decks of cards

Several rule books supplied, including Bezique and Patience, among others
Displays a pleasingly aged patina, with smooth drawer action and secure hinges
A superb example of Victorian ingenuity and entertainment, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike

Ideal as a display piece in a games room, library, or study
An exceptional Victorian games compendium, this elegant mahogany case from Gale & Lawday encapsulates the spirit of 19th century recreation. Wonderfully complete and beautifully made, it presents a timeless centrepiece for the collector or connoisseur of fine antique games. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready to enjoy.
Dimensions:
Max Width: 44cm (17.25'')
Max Depth: 24.5cm (9.75'')
Max Height: 18cm (7'')
London Fine Antiques has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
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