A wonderfully graphic vintage “WHOT” card game set complete with its original box, instruction leaflet and full deck of cards. Featuring striking Art Deco inspired geometric artwork in vivid red, navy and cream, this is an especially decorative early example of the iconic British card game, with fantastic period typography and highly collectible packaging.
Originally marketed as “A Game For Everyone” and suitable “For The Fireside, Party, Picnic, Car Or Train,” the set captures the playful modernist design language of the interwar and mid-century era beautifully. The cards themselves display bold abstract symbols and strong Bauhaus-like compositions that make the set equally appealing as a display object, prop or piece of graphic design history.
The set appears complete and remains in good vintage condition overall with age-related wear to the outer box and light handling wear to the cards consistent with use and age. The colours remain particularly vibrant and display very well.
An excellent piece for collectors of vintage games, graphic design, Art Deco interiors or unusual coffee table curiosities. Would work beautifully styled in maximalist, eclectic or retro-inspired interiors.
Originally marketed as “A Game For Everyone” and suitable “For The Fireside, Party, Picnic, Car Or Train,” the set captures the playful modernist design language of the interwar and mid-century era beautifully. The cards themselves display bold abstract symbols and strong Bauhaus-like compositions that make the set equally appealing as a display object, prop or piece of graphic design history.
The set appears complete and remains in good vintage condition overall with age-related wear to the outer box and light handling wear to the cards consistent with use and age. The colours remain particularly vibrant and display very well.
An excellent piece for collectors of vintage games, graphic design, Art Deco interiors or unusual coffee table curiosities. Would work beautifully styled in maximalist, eclectic or retro-inspired interiors.




