Playing Cards from China
Four Colour Cards / 四色牌 / Si Sek Pai
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by Anthony Lee
Four Colour Cards made in Belgium for Far Eastern markets
Hakka
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by Anthony Lee
“Double Happiness” brand Hakka [客家] playing cards used by Hakka ethnic communities who have a separate identity from Cantonese,
Hokkien Four Colour Cards
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by Anthony Lee
The characters on the cards are written one way for red and yellow, and another for green and white. They are: 將 士 象 車 馬 包 兵 for white and green; 帥 仕 相 俥 傌 炮 卒 for red and yellow.
Hong Kong
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by Simon Wintle
A large proportion of the world's souvenir and pin-up playing cards originate from Hong Kong.
Lucky Buddha Beer
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by Matt Probert
Deck made in China in c.2010 advertising the Chinese brew “Lucky Beer, the enlightened beer”
Magic Poker Cards
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by Simon Wintle
“Magic Poker Cards” are often found inside Christmas crackers along with party hats, puzzles and jokes...
Mahjongg
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by Anthony Lee
Mahjongg is usually played with tiles, which are Chinese playing cards made in solid form...
Mao Zedong & International Friends
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by Matt Probert
Playing cards celebrating the story of the Chinese leader and statesman Chairman Mao / Mao Zedong & International Friends.
Maxi Puke 201 Circus Poker
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by Matt Probert
Maxi Puke 201 Circus Poker brand produced by Wenyu Paper Products, Shanghai.
Pixel Tarot
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by Adam Wintle
This tarot deck pays tribute to the golden age of pixelated video games, drawing inspiration from the simplicity of pixel art graphics.
Plants vs. Zombies UNO Card Set
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by Adam Wintle
Plants vs. Zombies UNO card set Chinese edition, licensed by Mattel East Asia Limited, 2011.
Playing Cards in Singapore
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by Simon Wintle
Playing Cards in Singapore, one of the Four Asian Tigers.