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ANTE UP: The Collection of Robert Eisenstadt

We welcome you to take part in Ante Up, the auction of the Robert Eisenstadt's incredible collection. The auction takes place on January 30, 2021 at 10:00AM CT. You can visit the auction website by clicking here.

You can also view the collection that is up for auction as a PDF.

If you have any questions about the auction, please contact Joseph Slabaugh (joeslabaugh@potterauctions.com, 773-472-1442) at Potter & Potter Auctions.

IN MEMORIAM: Robert Eisenstadt 1942 - 2020

On June 5, 2020, Robert Eisenstadt died peacefully at home, in the loving presence of his sister Nancy and his sister's family. He will be dearly missed by all of us who loved and appreciated him. If you would like to leave a story about Robert, write a message, or read what others have written, please click here.

He took pride in his collection and loved sharing it with fellow enthusiasts; please have a look and enjoy.

 

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BONE CHIPS FOR SALE

(you will also see  some bones chips for sale on this other page. )

 

ID #
picture
comments, prices
bone 100

SOLD
bone 100
� these chips were made in France for the English market.  The original box says "made in France, JR, Paris."  The box says "Poker."  The chips are a generous 3 mm thick, about 1-1/8" across.  They are engraved on one side.

� $4.00 per chip. (note: for this set and all the other sets listed: you may buy just one or a few chips, whatever you like -- you don't have to buy all the colors in a set.)

SOLD
bone 101

SOLD
bone 101
� the edges of these chips are colored (cf. bone 103).  The chips are about 2-1/4" long.

� $3.00 per chip.

SOLD
bone 102
SOLD
bone 102
� the edges of these chips are colored (cf. bone 103).  The chips are about 2" long.

� $3.00 per chip.

SOLD
bone 103
bone 103
� the edges of these chips are white (cf. bone 101 and bone 102).  The rectangle chips are about 2-3/8" long.

� $3.00 per chip.

SOLD, except the long yellow and long green chips are available.
bone 104
bone 104
� this is bone fish counter.  The length is about 2-3/8."  The tails are nicked, as you can see in the picture.

� $5.00 per chip.
bone 105
bone 105
� another, smaller, bone fish counter.  About 1-3/4" long.

� $5.00 per chip.-- SOLD OUT OF THESE
bone
106
bone 106
� 2-3/8"... .......... Looks much nicer than the scan.

� $5.00
bone
107
bone 107
� 2-3/8".... ...... ... Looks much nicer than the scan.  No stains; solid blue.

� $5.00



bone
108
SOLD
bone 108
� 1-1/4."

� $4.00 each.
SOLD
bone
109
bone 109.jpg
� the long chips are 2-1/4", and the rounds are 1-1/8."

� $2.50 each.
bone
110


� 2-1/2" x 3/4" (the dark purple one [the top chip] is slightly narrower; I have only 3 of the dark purple one).

� $2.50 each.

SOLD, except the yellow are still available


bone
111
SOLD

�  1-1/4" x 3/4."

� at the moment, I have 2 purple, 3 green, 1 red, and 5 yellow.

� $1.50 each.

SOLD


(sold out -- complete set) --bone 110.   (Pictured is the Victorian bone set I own. The box is green leather lined with satin material inside the lid. The six individual leather chip boxes (25 chips to a box) are removable. In small gold type is the maker's name: " Mudie & Sons, 10 Coventry St., Piccadilly, W." That company published books and sold games and gambling supplies in the 19th and early 20th centuries, in London, England.) Thin, bone, engraved chips -- 1-5/16" diameter.  The denominations are in shillings, of course.... ... ....   I'd sell individual chips for $4 each.



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