Llombart pattern playing cards from Germany

As mentioned in my previous article about the Llombart pattern, or Plumed Hat pattern, playing cards of this type were also made in other countries besides Spain including Belgium & Germany. The cards shown are a rare example made by Friederich Gotthelm Baumgartner in Leipzig in the early part of the 19th century, probably around 1830, just after the Spanish version from Llombart.
Friederich G. Baumgartner started producing playing cards in Leipzig in 1807 where he had founded the company Industrie Comptoir.

The pack shown has 48 engraved and stencil coloured cards. The name of the maker is rather difficult to see but can be found on the sash of the king of clubs. There is no mention in the literature known to me about this pack.

Below: the reverse of the cards and the decorated 4 of clubs and cups.

References:
Die Spielkarten des Industrie Comptoir in Leipzig, Schultz/Büchler 2007

All cards shown are from the collection of Paul Symons ©