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A good collection of smokers pipes with six pipe stands/racks - and three tapers, 34 pipes in total, and a cigarette holder

John William Wilkinson (Wilk 1906-1994), two hunt cartoons, one watercolour depicting gentleman with car and hounds, 34 cm x 41 cm, the other a charcoal depicting gentleman with pipe and hound, 35 cm x 23 cm, framed.

A 19th century stained pine pipe rack, 37.5cm high x 31cm wide

A white clay pipe moulded with football players, Rd No241593, 21cm long

H Salvati (19th century, Italian), A cheerful elderly man and his newspaper, Man smoking a pipe, oil on canvas, a pair, signed lower left, 34cm x 24cm

A quantity of collectables, comprising; an unusual wrought iron Sussex pipe kiln, circa 1780 with loop handles 32cm wide, an early 19th century pewter plate, a 19th century leather mounted cow bell, an early 19th century cast iron chimney crane with acorn finials, 85cm, a 19th century ships block and tackle and an unusual wooden lighting suspension trammel for candle holders / rush lights etc.

A quantity of small collectables, 19th century and later including; a cased Meerschaum figural pipe, a Mauchline ware string box, an abalone shell visiting card case, sewing implements and sundry. (qty)

Two 20th Century Kukri's, the first with a presentation plaque to the back WO2 (SQMS) S R PIPE CPO HONG KONG JAN 83 - DEC 84, the second with fret foliate and animal decoration, (2)

A Pair of North American Native Beaded Sole Moccasins, decorated with geometric bands and devices, possibly Western Sioux, circa 1900; a Similar Tobacco / Pipe Pouch, with suspended quill-bound hide tassels, approx. 80 cm long overall. Both moccasins with losses to beadwork in places. One moccassin with tear to hid down one side and with a beaded tab extending over top - the other moccasin with tab lacking. Pouch with losses to beadwork in places. Beaded border around top rim partly detached. Quill-bound tassels tatty and with some losses.

A 19th Century Percussion Greatcoat Pistol, the 15.5cm octagonal steel barrel with Birmingham proof marks to the underside, the breech, tang and back action lock plate engraved with scrolling leaves, the walnut full stock with nickel escutcheon, steel ramrod pipe and trigger guard and with chequered bag butt, with brass tipped wood ramrod, 28cm. Action works, holds at full and half cock. Grey patching and pitting to metalwork. Repair to left side of stock above trigger guard, crack to right side.

An Early 19th Century Indian Flintlock Holster Pistol, the 32.5cm round barrel octagonal at the breech, the top flat engraved with script, the lock plate bears traces of engraving, the wood full stock with steel ramrod pipe and trigger guard, with chequered grip, flat oval pommel with steel butt plate, inlaid with lozenge and quatrefoil motifs in mother of pearl, with steel ramrod, 49.5cm. Action does not work. Pitting to metalwork. Left fore-end has slivers of wood missing in two places along the barrel, with a crack at the muzzle end.

A Pair of 19th Century Percussion Travelling Pistols by Thomas Hewson, London, 16 bore, each with 14cm octagonal blued steel barrel, engraved London to the top flat, with platinum line, blued foliate engraved tang and signed back action lock plate, the walnut full stock inset with nickel escutcheon engraved J.D.Colburne, with blued ramrod pipe and trigger guard, chequered bag butt and swivel ramrod, 27cm, in original oak case, the cover with brass plaque engraved with owner's name, the purple velvet lined interior fitted with accessories including a copper pistol flask, steel bullet mould, nipple key and cleaning rod. Actions work, hold at full and half cock. Black patching and wear to bluing of metalwork. Minor bruising to stocks, otherwise in good condition.

A William IV Coastguard Type Percussion Pistol, with 15 cm barrel stamped London proof marks, the lockplate tail stamped, ''TOWER'' and engraved with crowned Royal cypher, sliding safety catch, with plain brass trigger guard, ramrod pipe and butt mount with steel lanyard ring, the walnut stock faintly branded Board of Ordnance initials and broad arrow, steel swivel ramrod. Residual pitting to metal parts which have probably been cleaned. Stock repolished. Minor faults overall commensurate with age and use. Action tight and holding at half and full cock

An Early 19th Century Flintlock Pistol, with 22.5 cm barrel, plain brass trigger guard and ramrod pipe, full walnut stock, the brass-tipped ramrod fitted with a worm. Overall condition good with usual signs of wear commensurate with age and use. Action tight and holding at half and full cock.

A George III Flintlock Pistol to Dublin Castle, the 23cm round barrel with proof marks of a crowned GR/ arrowhead, and crossed sceptres, the tail of the lock plate stamped DUBLIN CASTLE and with crowned GR, the walnut full stock with a brass ramrod pipe, trigger guard, side plate and butt cap, 40cm (a.f.) . Cock missing. The internal lock spring has pushed down and split the underside of the stock above the trigger guard. There is some loss of the fore-end at the muzzle. Barrel is pitted.

An 18th Century Officer's Silver Mounted Percussion Holster Pistol by Joseph Bunney, London, converted from a flintlock, the 24cm three stage barrel octagonal at the breech, signed to the top flat, and with Tower Ordnance marks, the signed and foliate engraved lock plate with slide safety, the walnut full stock carved in low relief with tear drops and shell motif, with silver ramrod pipes, trigger guard with urn of flowers finial, the silver side plate and escutcheon worked as martial trophies, the spurred butt plate with grotesque mask pommel, with brass tipped wood ramrod, 38cm, hallmarks for Birmingham 1776 (a.f.) . Action works, holds at full and half cock. The tail of the hammer is broken off which makes it very difficult to cock. The barrel and action have a dark brown patina. The fore-end has a repair to either side of the rear ramrod pipe. The silver side plate has a small piece missing. The trigger guard finial is lifting slightly. The ramrod has a break at one end. The silver mounts are of good quality.

A Victorian Coast Guard's Percussion Belt Pistol, the 15cm steel barrel double struck with crowned 7 and TP over broad arrow, the lock plate with crowned VR and crowned broad arrow, the left side of the walnut full stock stamped OMD/1, with brass fore-end tip, ramrod pipe and trigger guard, the tang marked XXIIII, the brass butt cap with steel lanyard ring, steel belt clip and swivel ramrod, 29cm. Strong action works, holding at full and half cock. Minor bruising to stock. Lovely brown patina to metalwork.

A 19th Century Indian Wheel-lock Pistol, the 35cm steel barrel inlaid with text and tendrils in brass, with plain lock plate and wood full stock with steel ramrod pipe and trigger guard, the butt with rounded oval pommel, complete with key, 58cm. Action works. Stock may have been refurbished.

A George III India Pattern Brown Bess Musket, the 99.9cm barrel with Tower Ordnance marks, the rounded lock plate with double line engraved border and marked with crowned GR, the walnut full stock with brass fore-end tip, three ramrod pipes, trigger guard, side plate and butt plate, the left side of the shouldered stock stamped JL, with steel ramrod, two sling swivels, buff sling and correct socket bayonet, the blade marked Dawes and 8, 140cm, 186cm including bayonet. Action works, holds at full and half cock. Bore has deep pitting in places. Barrel cleaned off, black patching in places. Grey pitting to cock and lock plate.Minor bruising to stock, three repaired cracks to fore-end running from first ramrod pipe to barrel.

Taxidermy: A Lizard Mounted Desk/Smoking Companion, circa 1890, by Rowland Ward, 167 Piccadilly, London, a full mount Monitor Lizard possibly a Savannah Monitor, mounted with its tail curled around a pipe stand, also a snake skin covered match holder, mounted upon a shaped burr walnut base, 32cm by 20cm by 14cm, label to underneath The Jungle, Trade Mark, Rowland Ward, 167 Piccadilly, London

A late 18th / early 19th Century Staffordshire Toby jug, yellow jacket, smoking a pipe, 25cm tall

Two wooden Dunhill circular pipe racks and one other

Coopercraft Dog, Wade pipe rest, porcelain dolphin, Wood dragon novelty teapot, seal, seated cats, character jugs, etc:- One Tray

A Late XIX Century Japanese Ivory Figure, carved as a wood cutter and smoking a pipe, oval base, signed, 13cm high.

A Higgin London Pipe; together with a two blade folding pocket knife, souvenir enamel teaspoon, etc.

A Late XIX Century Japanese Bronzed Metal Opium Pipe Holder and Circular Box, on attached link chain, embossed with scrollwork and calligraphy, 16cm long.

A Black Forest Bear Inkwell, with head as hinged cover, Meerschaum pipe, camera's, dome topped caddy, etc:- One Tray

Barn find: a unique Rover Ten 'Disco Volante'. A custom made aluminium ‘Disco Volante’ built on a Rover Ten chassis. The car was built for Flt Lieutenant Crowley by Mitchenall Bros., Darrington, and was exhibited at the Earl’s Court Car Show in the early ‘50s. An article at the time described the alterations: ‘A special radiator was designed and a horizontal S.U. substituted for the previous downdraught model, with the result that the height at the scuttle was lowered by about 15 inches. A straight-through exhaust pipe and a sports coil were the only other mechanical alterations made at the time.’ Read the article here: https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/archive/article/november-1953/47/earls-court-motor-show

A CHINESE METAL MOUNTED PORCELAIN OPIUM PIPE with underglaze blue painted decoration, six character mark to base; and another smaller example with mother-of-pearl inlaid decoration, 19cm and 14cm tall excluding mouthpieces

AN OGDEN'S ST. BRUNO TOBACCO PRINTED SHOWCARD 'A Man's Tobacco', depicting a smoking pipe and an open tobacco tin, 70.5cm x 43cm.

KUKRI KNIFE OLD ORIENTAL KNIFE SET IN SHAGREEN BRASS HOLDER (NOT ORIGINAL CHOPSTICKS) & CARVED PIPE

TOOLS AND BITS COPPER PIPE

JEWELLERY BOX PIPE RACK AND 2 CANNONS AND IRON

A collection of vintage tobacco jars to include a green and black jar with birds and florals to the sides, a tobacco jar with illustrations from Dickens to the sides, a hexagonal form paisley print jar, a cobalt jar with a portrait of a man smoking a pipe with decorative rims and florals to the lid, A Royal Winton blue glazed jar, a cobalt jar with a match striker to the base, a bulbous form Carlton Ware jar with an oxford crest to the side. Tallest measures 16cm-high 11cm-diameter. 

A selection of vintage 20th century smoking related items to include a Meerschaum carved bone pipe depicting holding hands, a French  hardwood smoking pipe, an Austrian black wood smoking pipe, a silver white metal engraved vesta, two Ronson lighters including a Ronson Viking, and a map of Britain chrome cigarette case. Box measures 6 cm high and 15 cm wide.

A selection of 20th century tobacco jars to include a Taylor Tunnicliffe Calumet Smoking Tobacco advertising jar featuring the houses of parliament, a Dunhill brown glazed naval tobacco jar featuring a a ship to the front reading 'may peace and plenty on our nations smile' also having a poem to the rear and a Dunhill blue pipe tobacco jar of bulbous form. Tallest measures 11cm-high 12cm-wide 12cm-deep.  

A selection of vintage tobacco jars to include a lustre jar with a pelican design to the side and large finial lid, a Bursley ware tobacco jar with abstract geometric and floral details to the sides, a green jar with detailed hand painted floral patterning with rims, a A&N cobalt jar with raised white figures to the sides, a blue and white jar featuring a man smoking a pipe with blue floral sprays, a french tobacco jar with floral details raised on a metal foot with a metallic lid with a leaf finial. Tallest Measures 21cm-high 10cm-diameter. 

Hermann Struck (1876-1944) German. 'Man with Pipe', possibly a Self Portrait, Etching, Signed and Numbered 25/50 in Pencil, Unframed, 9" x 5.5".

Max Leon Moreau (1902-1992) Belgian. Portrait of an Eastern Beauty, with a Hooker Pipe, Oil on Canvas, 32" x 23.75".

A Chinese bronze square dish with fluted outer edge and character marks to bottom and base, approx. 13cm wide, together with an Oriental pottery figure of a man in traditional dress playing a pipe, approx. 8cm high

An Oriental opium pipe and cleaner, the pipe with brass mounted bamboo and hard stone terminals, the cleaner with metal scabbard and wooden handle

A Victorian leather bound pipe case; a heavily carved folding cigarette case; a cigarette box with white metal bound tapestry inlaid top; a burr walnut cigarette box; a small dome topped money box etc (7)

A MDINA GLASS VASE, 18CM H, ENGRAVED MARK, PAPER LABEL, A DELFTWARE TILE, A CRANBERRY GLASS SCENT BOTTLE (CHIPPED), WITH STOPPER, A MEERSCHAUM TOBACCO PIPE, SPECIMEN MINERALS, ETC

MICHELE FEDERICO (1884-1966); a pair or oils on boards, a portrait of a gentleman with a red hat and pipe and a portrait of a young woman with head scarf and hoop earrings, both signed lower-left, Medici Society Ltd gallery labels verso, both 46 x 28cm, framed.

G ESPOSITO; Mediterranean oil on canvas, portrait of a Neapolitan gentleman in a blue cloth hat with a pipe and sou'wester, signed 'G Esposito' lower right, 64 x 44cm, gilt-framed.

A clay pipe commemorating the Great Exhibition 1862, decorated in bas-relief, with the Exhibition Building, Stephenson's Rocket, and ships on the sea, by C Crop, London, 19cm long.

A Continental late 19thC meerschaum pipe carved as a woodcock, cased, 18cm long.

Tray containing an Anglo-Indian pierced ivory miniature bureau cabinet, damaged, 19th century oval horn snuff box, cased pipe, polished stone recumbent hound after the antique, anodised copper bull ornament, a Victorian pressed gilded glass desk stand, damaged, a pair of 1920s mounted wart hog tusks and an ostrich egg etc

A silver cheroot holder, a pipe and case, World War I medal etc.

A 19th century Meerschaum erotic pipe, the bowl carved with a couple making love, with a gold collar and an amber mouthpiece, 13.5cm long, in a leather case. Provenance: Purchased by the current vendor from a member of the Thai Royal family around thirty years ago. By repute it was a gift to King Rama V when he visited Europe in the late 1890's. click here to view the page turning catalogue

Sewing Box, Ruler, Meerschaum Pipe

Chemist Jar and Glass Pipe

Brass Fire Hose Nozzle/Pipe

A small box with pipe, stoneware, tankard etc

GOLF: 3 LETTERSWILLIE ROBERTSON, J MORTON DYKES JR & FRANCIS OUIMET, TO TOM STEWART COMPANY, ST ANDREWS 1) Letter, dated 2nd December 1927, signed Willie Robertson on West Lancashire Golf Club headed paper, thanking a manufacturer of golf clubs in St Andrews (more than likely Tom Stewart Company) for sending "the very excellent heads", Robertson writes: You knew of course that I wanted them for the Japanese Imperial Household, & it struck me as being remarkable, that although the game is in its infancy in Japan, they should be able to differentiate between Pipe brand and other makes.; 2) Letter, dated Friday 17th ?, signed J Morton Dykes Jr on Royal Porthcawl Golf Club headed paper, to Mr Stewart, writing: I am sending you on Sam McKinlay's putter, which I have been using during the International matches. I would like you to make two copies of it...; 3) Letter, typed, dated 20th September 1927, signed Francis Ouimet and addressed to Mr. Tom Stewart Jr., writing: One of the very best known independent steel companies in this country is very anxious to go into the manufacture of iron heads and have long looked upon your company as the only first-class cleek makers in the game... (3)

BAGPIPESA QUANTITY OF BAGPIPE MUSIC, AND BOOKS, INCLUDING SETON, B. & J. GRANT The Pipes of War. 1920. 4to, no. 11 of 200 copies on hand-made paper, original quarter vellum, t.e.g., slightly marked; Fraser, A.D. Some Reminiscences and the Bagpipe. [n.d.], 8vo, original blue pictorial cloth gilt; and numerous issues of The Piper's Delight, Pipe Major W. Ross's Collection of Highland Bagpipe Music, Logan's Collection of Highland Bagpipe Music, Scots Guards Standard Settings, &c.Provenance: From the collection of Larry Hutchison

A Japanese Meiji period mother of pearl inlaid tobacco box with pipe

1938-52 6d grey and purple 'Priestman's River', variety Exhaust pipe, pos. 6/1 (SG 128aa), fine large part o.g., cat £350

A black pedlar doll under glass dome, smoking a pipe, with a selection of trinkets, including comb, parasol, and a leg pipe tamper, 37cm high

A quantity of Victorian brass novelty pipe tampers, including leg examples