Art Deco Gatsby Glamour Poker Cards
A deck of playing cards in glamorous Art Deco Gatsby style — elegant, era-inspired design for game nights or display.
$21.99
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Description
Art Deco Gatsby Glamour Poker Cards, Black & Gold Geometric
Bring old-Hollywood glamour to your next poker night with this Art Deco Gatsby Glamour card back design, featuring bold symmetrical fan shapes, stepped chevrons, and radiating gold linework over a deep black background a sharp, 1920s-inspired pattern that turns every hand into a statement.
Why You'll Love It
The precise, perfectly symmetric geometry was designed to look uniform and cohesive from any angle, so the whole deck stays crisp and elegant whether it's being shuffled, fanned, or laid on the table. The black-and-gold palette brings an instantly luxurious, Gatsby-era glamour that's a world apart from ordinary playing cards.
Perfect For
Poker nights, game rooms, collectors, or as a striking gift for anyone who wants their card table to feel a little more elevated.
Size & Fit
A standard poker-size playing card deck, sized for comfortable shuffling, dealing, and hand-holding.
Disclaimer:
– Please note that packaging may vary depending on the supplier: products from Harrier are delivered in a white box, while items fulfilled by District Photo come in a transparent box.
.: Material: 300gsm UV-coated glossy paper
.: One size: 2.5" x 3.7" (6.4 x 9.4 cm)
.: The set includes 52 cards + 2 joker cards
.: One customizable back design for all cards
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Price range: $22.38 through $29.07 -
Price range: $22.38 through $29.07
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