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Art Deco Rotating Silver Plate Bridge Marker

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Art Deco Rotating Silver Plate Bridge Marker bridge trumps marker
This is very different, and in fair vintage condition, standing on two tubular feet to the base the Bridge Marker has survived very well - c. 1920/30, it has a turning mechanism from what looks like a bakelite handle - Standing c. 2" inch tall, showing only minor signs commensurate with having been pre-loved, and whilst all four suits are clear and present, the "no trumps" mark has been hand written in a long time ago - Just an unusual piece that I am hoping will find its way to an appreciative buyer.
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£49.00  UK
$67.00  USA
€56.24  EU
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Category Antique Games Date 1920  Art Deco Antiques Material Silver Plate Origin English Condition Fair Vintage Item code as144a913 / 1306 Ard Status Sold

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