Rare Hunt and Sons 1830s British Playing Cards, Heavy Stock, Spades Susi Lulaki artist which has no ornamentation at

which has no ornamentation at all

he's in generally good condition and structurally very sound with a bit of dryness/light cracking to the wood of his feet

I have come to think of him as a jig doll version of Mick Jagger (Mick Jigger

It was definitely made quite a long time ago—the aging to the painted surface is just gorgeous—and

Said to have made a sketch a day at least

Rare Hunt and Sons 1830s British Playing Cards, Heavy Stock, Spades Susi Lulaki artist which has no ornamentation atGorgeous! I wish I had a complete deck of these Hunt & Sons c. 1830 British playing cards, but it's not surprising that over the past nearly 200 years some have been lost, so I've divided them into suits. These spades include the identifying Ace, called the "Old Fizzle" ace, showing a duty of one shilling. I've been trying to learn a little more about varieties of antique playing cards and what distinguishes specific decks. This stencil painted deck