Croupier Collection

Bunny girls at the Playboy Club, London 1969
Bunny girls operate gaming tables at the Playboy Club in London which opened in 1966. Date: 1969

London Life front cover, March 1966 - The Things London Girl
Front cover of London Life magazine with the provocative headline, " The Things London Girls Do for Money" and a photograph of a flirtatious woman called Marilyn Rugg with impressively

The croupiers who showed signs of emotion 1927
Croupiers starts to sweat after giving all the casinos money to a lucky winner, who is disappearing under a pile of cash in front of him

Croupier dealing cards
Marilyn Rugg portrayed while pleasantly working as a croupier. About her job she said: " Its what I call basically an enjoyment job - everyone is out to relax and ejoy themselves

The Roulette Table at Monte Carlo, 1903. Artist: Edvard Munch
The Roulette Table at Monte Carlo, 1903

The Gambler (oil on canvas)
CH200614 The Gambler (oil on canvas) by Dunn, Harvey T. (1884-1952); Private Collection; Photo © Christie's Images

Rien ne va plus, front cover of Le Rire Rouge
STC195063 Rien ne va plus, front cover of Le Rire Rouge, 21 November 1915 (colour litho) by Faivre, Jules Abel (1867-1945); Private Collection; (add.info)

Gamblers in the casino at Monte-Carlo. c. 1910 (colour litho)
CHT211358 Gamblers in the casino at Monte-Carlo. c.1910 (colour litho) by Sem (Georges Goursat) (1863-1934); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; eArchives Charmet; French

Last Days of Rouge et Noir at Baden-Baden (engraving)
729583 Last Days of Rouge et Noir at Baden-Baden (engraving) by Hall, Sydney Prior (1842-1922) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Last Days of Rouge et Noir at Baden-Baden)

Fashionable Incroyables in high-collar jackets at a gambling table with young woman and croupier
5913033 Fashionable Incroyables in high-collar jackets at a gambling table with young woman and croupier. A gambling hell in the Palais Royal, Year VIII, 1800

Roulette at Monte-Carlo, c. 1910 (colour litho)
CHT211359 Roulette at Monte-Carlo, c.1910 (colour litho) by Sem (Georges Goursat) (1863-1934); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; eArchives Charmet; French, out of copyright

Making Friends with the Croupier (litho)
1039391 Making Friends with the Croupier (litho) by Renouard, Charles Paul (1845-1924) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Making Friends with the Croupier)

22-year-old club croupier Irene Mercer. 22nd November 1964

Playboy Club Bunny Girls interviews. April 1968 P018502

Playboy Club Bunny Girls. April 1968 P018484

GAMBLING TIPS BOXES
When a player has won, he throws a jeton onto the table, cries pour les employes to the croupier, who puts it into the tips box. The contents are divided later Date: 1930s

USA, Nevada, Las Vegas, Customers and croupiers at gambling tables in the Luxor Hotel

An Evening in the Casino at Deauville by Mundo
A cast of well-known patrons at the casino in fashionable Deauville in 1929. Personalities include Mr James Hennessy (second from left), M

At The Casino by Rene Vincent
A colour illustration showing three elegant ladies with a croupier gambling at a roulette wheel. With the popularity of resorts on the French Riviera, particularly Monte Carlo

The Northern Club, Center Street, Reno, Nevada, USA
Scene at The Northern Club, 207 Center Street, Reno, Nevada, USA Date: 1931

Twenty-one
Vintage postcard showing four people playing Twenty-one at a gaming table. A dealer or croupier deals the cards to the players

Roulette-Easy Come, Easy Go
View shows gamblers standing around a roulette wheel as the croupier spins it

Monte Carlo fancy dress costume
A fancy dress suggestion of a costume representing Monte Carlo. The dress is half red satin and half black velvet with one red shoe and the other black

Tableau for Trente & Quarante
A description of the playing board and full rules for the populare French game of Trente & Quarante favoured by gamers at the Monte Carlo casinos and in Nice

Rien Ne Va Plus
RIEN NE VA PLUS ! a croupier sardonically watches the spin of the roulette wheel, knowing that the house is going to win anyway

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Step into the glamorous world of a croupier, where Bunny girls at the Playboy Club in London captivated audiences with their charm and beauty. In 1969, these iconic figures added an extra touch of allure to the gambling scene. London Life magazine featured a captivating image on its front cover in March 1966, showcasing the essence of a London girl immersed in the thrilling atmosphere of a casino. The croupiers depicted showed signs of emotion as they expertly dealt cards, revealing their dedication to providing an unforgettable experience for every player. Transporting us back even further, we find ourselves amidst the opulence of Monte Carlo in 1903. Edvard Munch's artwork captures the intensity surrounding a roulette table, where fortunes were won and lost with each spin. An Evening in the Casino at Deauville by Mundo invites us to witness another enchanting moment within this world of chance and excitement. The painting portrays gamblers engrossed in their games while being guided by attentive croupiers who ensure fair play. The Gambler (oil on canvas) depicts one individual consumed by his passion for risk-taking and uncertainty. This masterpiece serves as a reminder that behind every game lies both triumphs and tribulations. Le Rire Rouge's front cover exclaims "Rien ne va plus, " signaling that no more bets can be placed—a phrase often heard from croupiers around gaming tables worldwide. It encapsulates that pivotal moment when anticipation reaches its peak before fate decides winners and losers alike. In Monte-Carlo circa 1910, color lithographs portray gamblers fully absorbed in their pursuit of fortune amid lavish surroundings. These images immortalize moments filled with anticipation and exhilaration shared between players and croupiers alike. Even centuries ago, gambling dens thrived within Paris' Palais Royal during Year VIII (1800).