Playing Cards

Name: Playing Cards
Brand: Jessica Anderton Designs

Jessica Anderton Designs

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Elevate game night with a deck of playing cards featuring Jessica's original hand-painted artwork. Each design showcases a vibrant, repeating pattern of icons across themes including BAR, GIN, Champagne Fizz, GOLF, Art of Scent, DOGS, and Designer Nutcrackers - making these as much a decorative object as a deck of cards. Printed on embossed, plastic-coated card stock, this playing card set offers durability and a smooth, casino-quality shuffle. Every deck comes housed in a high-quality black matte laminated tuck box, designed to protect the cards and look elegant on a shelf or bar cart. Though

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as JESSICA ANDERTON DESIGNS LIMITED, number SC843256. Checked 2026-08-29.
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