A fine and impressive wooden cased six-person picnic set and games table combination, by Barrett & Sons, pre-War, dark wooden case with brass handles and edging, the lid (catch missing) with two hinged folding wooden panels to form a green baize card gaming table measuring 92 x 88cm, further opening to brown leather-lined compartmentalised interior, fitted with compliment of picnic accessories including wicker-handled kettle with burner and oil flask, wicker-handled saucepan, large wicker-covered glass drinks bottle, smaller milk bottle, Thermos flask, five food tins of assorted sizes, set of six glass tumblers in wicker cases, six ceramic tea-cups, ceramic butter and preserves jars, condiments jars, and a set of unused 'Large Index' playing cards, with cutlery, saucers, vesta case and corkscrew housed behind honey leather straps in the lid, and with two hinged fold-out side leaves similarly housing rectangular enamel plates and spoons, the case 88cm wide, the whole supported on a pair of wooden folding trestle legs and standing 83cm high overall, offered with two keys.