Rococo
Baronesse Whist No.160
After the Second World War, the deck continued to be produced both by the VEB Altenburger Spielkartenfabrik as “Rokoko” and by ASS-Spielkartenfabrik, Leinfelden-Echterdingen as “Baronesse”.
Baroque No.2118
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by Rod Starling
“Baroque” by Ferd Piatnik & Sons, Vienna, reflecting a bygone era of fashion.
Empire No.170
The Queens, who wear short sleeved dresses with bonnets adorned with chin straps and roses, hold a rose, a fan, a bird or a letter.
F. X. Schmid Mini-Patience
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by Matt Probert
Miniature Patience playing cards in Rococo style published by F. X. Schmid, c.1960
Renaissance Playing cards made by C.L.Wüst
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by Paul Symons
Rococo style playing cards from Frankfurt.
Rococco
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by Simon Wintle
Designed by Josef Maria Melchior Annen (1868-1954) who also designed several other packs for Müller & Cie.
Rococo No.2130
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by Matt Probert
Piatnik: Rococo No.2130 playing cards designed by Prof. Kuno Hock, c.1975
Rococo Playing Cards
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by Matt Probert
Piatnik’s Rococo style playing cards issued as “Rococo Patience”, “Luxus-Patience”, “Empire Patience”, “White Horse Patience”, “Patience-Whist No.140”, “Mini Patience” and “Lady Patience”
Rokoko-Bild No.158
This pattern was published between 1889-1933, at first with no Joker, which was added in 1906 along with small indices in German or English.
Royal Dutch Mail
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by Matt Probert
Elegant “Nieuw Neerlandia” pattern designed by M.A. Koekkoek and produced by Speelkaartenfabriek Nederland, c.1930s