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Card Tables

It isn't easy to obtain card tables these days. We have located two suppliers - first there is the Jaques Eclipse card table. This has a long lineage but is a basic table with a felt top. For a better quality card table, our Cherrywood and Mahogany card tables have a sturdier build and nicer finish with a felt playing surface.

Folding Cherrywood
Card Table

Folding Cherrywood Card Table
Due 13/02/2012
Folding Mahogany
Card Table

Folding Mahogany Card Table
£149.90
Jaques Eclipse
Card Table

Jaques Eclipse Card Table
Currently unavailable


Some playing card mats. Please note that the Dal Negro mats are made from baize - a surface with a nicer feel that should last much longer than lower quality felt materials.

Green Baize
Bridge Cloth

Green Baize Bridge Cloth
£37.90
Dal Negro Playing
Card Baize Mat

Dal Negro Playing Card Baize Mat
£62.90
Octagonal Card
Table Top with bag

Octagonal Card Table Top with bag
£35.90
Texas Hold
'Em Poker Felt

Texas Hold 'Em Poker Felt
£13.49


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A Brief History of Card Games

Since the invention of playing cards by the Chinese, many centuries ago and the introduction of European style playing cards a few centuries later, tens of thousands of card games have been invented and played. The majority of card games have become extinct over time but it would still take a lifetime to learn all the card games still played today.

The most popular card games in the 21st century are are probably Blackjack, Bridge, Rummy, Poker and Cribbage. Two hundred years ago, the only game that would still feature on such a list would be Cribbage - other games on the historical list would include Whist, Euchre and Pinochle.