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A George III Silver Snuff box, maker Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1798 of oval form, with wooden tapping block under, with engraved decoration, 6cm long, 41cm wide, 1.6cm deep.Understood to have belonged to Lt.General Palmer former MP for Mayo, Ireland). He was a Lieutenant of the 11th Hussars and was one of the 600 and one of the last surviving Officers of the famous Charge of the Light Brigade in the Crimean War. He survived the 'Valley of Death' by 56 years.

A Chinese puce-enamelled and underglaze blue baluster snuff bottle and domed coverRepublic period, apocryphal Qianlong four-character markOf meiping shape, finely enamelled on the rounded shoulder and slender foot with a lone scholar by a pagoda on a nestled on a river-shore within a rocky landscape dotted with pine trees, all above tumultuous waves at the foot, the reverse with a four-line poem and three puce seals, the base with underglaze blue mark, fitted box, 8.1cm high.民國 青花加胭脂紅彩題詩山水圖紋鼻煙壺，「乾隆年製」寄託款

A CLOISONNE BOX, CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES a miniature blue and white vase, and a small Blanc-de-Chine figure

Box of various items to include button hooks, snuff bottle, vintage pens etc

A 19th century French snuff box of rounded rectangular form with vacant cartouche to the hinged lid, length 6cm, and a French silver vesta case, length 4.25cm, combined 1.7ozt/53g (2).

A GROUP OF FOUR VARIOUS JADE CARVINGSMing Dynasty and 19th centuryComprising: a pale green jade cup with twin horned dragon loop handles and rows of small bosses to the body, fitted box; a pale green jade gourd-shape snuff bottle with green jade stopper, hardwood stand; a pale green jade of Liu Hai with a three-legged toad on his back, hardwood stand; and a grey and russet jade figure of horse.The bowl: 12.2cm (4 7/8in) wide (6).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A GROUP OF EXPORT WARES AND A MOULED DOUBLE SNUFF BOTTLE18th to 19th centuryComprising: a teapot and with European figures; a Meissen style teapot and cover; two European market armorial saucers with the arms of Joan van Brederode (1664-1707) and Ida Maria van Buren (1675-1722); a moulded double snuff bottle decorated with a large gathering in a pavilion garden, stoppers; a Samson famille verte dish with a lady in an interior, fitted box; and a small miscellaneous group of European tea bowls and saucers.The teapot and cover: 12.5cm (4 7/8in) high (16).Footnotes:Provenance: One saucer, Collection K. Main, no. J84 (label).The Samson dish, Toftager Collection, no. 141, (label).Lot to be sold without reserve.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

AN INSIDE-PAINTED GLASS SNUFF BOTTLEYe Zhongshan (1875-1945), cyclical date corresponding to 1903Of rounded rectangular shape, illustrated with scenes from 'Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio' one side from the tale of Qingfeng, the reverse form the tale of Qiao Niang, with signature and seal, coral stopper, box. 6.5cm (2 1/2in) high (3).Footnotes:The Property of a British Family Provenance: Spink & Son Ltd., LondonJoseph (1938-2005) and Bella (1941-2011) Shapiro, acquired from the above on 24 April 1989, and thence by descentPublished, Illustrated and Exhibited: Spink & Son Ltd., The Minor Arts of China IV, London, 1989, no.163This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX OF BOWED RECTANGULAR FORM, the hinged lid with cartouche engraved 'Edwin Hey' surrounded by wriggle work engraving, lozenge engraved ends, the gilt interior bears presentation inscription to inside of the lid ' Presented To Segt Major Edwin Hey 33rd Regt By Serjeants of the Depot of his Corps as a mark of their respect & esteem. Chatham 11th Nov 1840', maker Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1807, length 7cm, 1.11ozt, 34.5 grams (Condition Report: some wear to the wriggle work, hinge works well and lid closes full, gilding is bright, a few small dints)

A VICTORIAN OVAL HORN SNUFF BOX, TWO MODERN PILL BOXES WITH ENAMELLED COVERS, A GEORGE V SILVER CAPSTAN INKWELL AND AN OCTAGONAL SILVER DISH, the snuff box with applied silver cartouche bearing initials, pull off cover, length 5.2cm, rectangular pill box with Masonic emblem to the hinged cover, stamped 925 to the interior, width 3cm the oval pill box with female nude enamelled cover, stamped Sterling to the interior, capstan inkwell with clear glass liner, loaded base, makers A J Pepper & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1915 and a George VI octagonal dish, ivory handles removed, makers Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1937, 1.8ozt, 56 grams (5) (Condition Report: snuff and pill boxes are ok, inkwell has several dents, especially around the base, the dish has a dent below where a handle would have been)

An early 20th century bakelite pocket snuff box together with a antique general improvement medal and a Queen Victoria star pendant.

A 19th century mother-of-pearl set snuff box. 6.5 cm wide.

A finely carved early 19th century burr wood table snuff box, fine decoration of flowers and swag border, impressed under lid F Pontet June, 60, Charing Cross. 9.5 cm long x 5.5 cm deep x 4.25 cm high.

An 18th century pink ground Battersea enamel snuff box of rectangular form, finely painted with landscapes in cartouches. 8.5 cm x 6.5 cm.

A 19th century porcelain armorial snuff box of heart shape with polychrome and gilt enamel decoration and being brass bound, width 5.5cmNo mark, but it is almost certainly Samson of Pairs.Condition is good.

A George V silver pocket snuff box of compressed oval form, 2.5oz

An early Victorian silver snuff box having bright cut engraved and banded decoration, maker Nathaniel Mills, 36g, width 5.5cm

An early 20th century Goliath nickel cased open faced pocket watch having enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, housed in a brown leather and silver clad travel case, together with an early 20th century open faced pocket watch, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, and subsidiary seconds dial, signed Bowley & Co., Melton Mowbray, and a 19th century brass pocket snuff box (3)

A George III Silver-Gilt Snuff-Box, by William Parker and Benjamin Simpson, London, 1799 oblong, overall engraved with latticework, the hinged cover further engraved with initials73mm wide, 2oz 7dwt, 73grFully marked inside base and further part marked inside cover. The marks are clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the engraving. The gilding is later and is rather pale in places.

A French Silver Snuff-Box, Maker's Mark LB, Mid-19th Century oblong and with curved ends, overall engine-turned, the hinged cover engraved with a crest between initials, the interior gilt90mm wide, 1oz 19dwt, 61grMarked with maker's mark and Minerva mark on cover bezel. The marks are clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.

A Silver Plate Novelty Snuff-Box, Apparently Unmarked, 19th Century in the form of a book, the simulated spine engraved 'Vol II John Knibb Oxon', the front and back engraved with figures in interiors, the sides engraved with fish11cm wideThere is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a loss to the plating at the high points and the engraving which is rather soft in places.

A South Staffordshire Gilt Metal Mounted Enamel Small Box, circa 1780, in the form of an egg, decorated with brown mottling on a green ground3.7cm long, in a fitted leather caseAn Enamel Egg-Shape Bonbonniere, painted with romantic figures and landscapes in gilt cartouche on a blue ground highllighted in white8cm longA Samson of Paris Oval Snuff Box, painted with a bust portrait of Nelson and inscribed Trafalgar 21th (sic) October 1805, entwined S mark5cm wideAn Egg-Shaped Vinaigrette, decorated with romantic figures on a pink ground4.5cm wide (4)Cased box - enamel in good condition. Some slight play in the hinge. Wear to the gilding. Outer case faded, with scuffs and play in the hinge. Blue ground bonbonniere - hinge operational, closes but does not clasp shit. Interior empty. Enamel in good order. Some wear and cracking to the gilt scrolls. Mounts may have been re glued. Enamel box - slight pitting to the surface and scratches to the underside. Vinaigrette - hinge good with only very minor play, enamel with no major chips, some wear and minor losses to the gilding, internal grill cover intact and fits correctly

A Gilt Metal Mounted Enamel Snuff Box, probably German, circa 1780, of rectangular form, painted with Apollo and Daphne and Diana and Actaeon, and with classical figures in vignettes8.5cm wideA Similar Double Snuff Box, painted with bust portraits of a lady and gentleman7.5cm diameterA Pill Box, of circular form, painted with a figure in a river landscape3cm diameter (3)Appolo and Daphne - Cover with cracks running from the rim inside and out, no loss. Base with a crack encircling the underside and others issuing from it. Interior with a central lost chip and sereis of issuing cracks. Mounts in good order, hinge operating properly and cover closing tightly. Double snuff - All surfaces heavilt cracked and with some repair patches. Mounts good, hinge functioning and cover closing tightly. Pill box - Hair cracks to the enamel cover inside and out. Metal with wear to the gilding. Hinge functioning and box closing properly.

A Gilt Metal Mounted Enamel Snuff Box, probably German, circa 1780, of rectangular form, painted with putti in landscape, the inside of the hinged cover painted with a half-length portrait of a lady taking tea9cm wide

A Silver Applied Tortoiseshell Snuff-Box, Apparently Unmarked, Dated 1696 oval, the hinged cover applied with a plaque with an engraved inscription, with silver hinge10cm wideThe inscription reads 'Tho's Carter Crockham Town Kent May y'e 5'th 1696'.There are apparently no hallmarks. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.

A William IV Silver Snuff-Box, by Francis Clark, Birmingham, 1835 oblong, the hinged cover plain and with an engine-turned border, with a foliage and flower thumbpiece and reeded sides, the interior gilt70mm long, 2oz 2dwt, 65grPart marked in base and in cover. The marks are generally clear. There is some surface scratching and wear. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the engine-turning, particularly on the base. There are some bruises to the base and a shallow bruise on the cover.

19th Century Tunbridge and sycamore letter opener, circa 1870, a Victorian fruitwood snuff box, a hand painted enamelled pill box and a cloisonné box

Papier-M�ch� and mother of pearl snuff box, together with a collection of costume jewellery, cufflinks, watches etc

Travelling Inkwell, with swallow inner lid, 4cm diameter, pocket knife, snuff box, silver thimble and spoon, etc.

An early 19th century French pressed burr wood snuff box of compressed circular form, the lid depicting Henry IV, 9.5cms diameter; together with a similar smaller with tortoiseshell liner, the top depicting a classical ruin, 7cms diameter; and a faux tortoiseshell pressed cardboard example, 10cms diameter (3).Condition ReportThe largest snuff box has some chips around the inner lid rim and a crack to the edge of the part of the rim. The smallest snuff box has a crack approximately 2cms long and the lower foot rim has some chips. The faux tortoiseshell box has a few knocks to the foot rim and the lid rim has been restored. The inner rim of the lower section has also been restored.

Querrechteckiger, gerader Korpus mit abgerundeten Ecken und leicht gewölbtem Scharnierdeckel. Allseitig, von reliefierten, farbig staffierten Rocaillen und kleinen Blütenzweigen gerahmte, szenische Darstellungen von Reiterschlachten bzw. Soldatengruppen vor Zeltlagerkulisse bzw. ruhender Husarengruppe. Im Innendeckel bewegte Szene von Kavalleristen mit erhobenem Degen nahe eines stürzenden bzw. zu Boden liegenden Husaren. Äußerst feine, polychrome Malerei, wohl von Johann Georg Heintze, Christian Friedrich Kühnel oder Philipp Ernst Schindler Sen.; Nach Stichvorlagen von Georg Philipp Rugendas oder Phillips Wouwerman. Glatte Goldmontierung mit geschweiftem, leicht ausgezogenem Daumengriff (erg.). Gest. 72 Zolotniki. Wohl Moskau, Meister Iwan Dmitrowitsch Tschitscheljew (1815 - 1883). Haarriss. H. 4,5 cm. 7,5 cm x 5,5 cm. Vgl. Beaucamp-Markowsky, Porzellandosen, Nr. 51f.; Pietsch, Slg. Wark, Nr. 494. Pietsch, Kat. Slg. Carabelli, Nr. 124ff.; Goldberg, S. 50, Nr. 860.A gold-mounted porcelain snuff box with battle scenes. Russian Mount from Moscow, stamped 72 Zolotnik. Hairline crack.Meissen. Um 1740 - 1750.

Querrechteckiger Korpus mit abgerundeten Ecken und gewölbtem Scharnierdeckel. Allseitig, im Inselstil angelegte, architekturbestandene Flusslandschaften mit verweilenden und flanierenden Rokokopaaren sowie am Ufer stehende bzw. im Boot sitzende Fischer mit Netzen beim Fischfang. Im Innendeckel Darstellung einer Ortschaft. Im linken Vordergrund stehendes Paar im Gespräch mit einem Herren, rechts der Blick auf eine imposante Kirchenarchitektur. Äußerst feine, polychrome Malerei. Vergoldete Kupfermontierung mit flach ausgezogener Zunge als Daumengriff. Umlaufender Reliefdekor aus Blütenranken sowie Schlachtentrophäen. H. 4 cm. 8,5 cm x 6,5 cm.Vgl. Beaucamp-Markowsky, Porzellandosen des 18. Jhs.; Kat.-Nr. 91, 111.A gilt copper-mounted porcelain snuff box finely painted with figural landscapes.Meissen. Mitte 18. Jh.

Porzellan. Vierpassig geschweifter Korpus in Form einer Muschel mit leicht gewölbtem Scharnierdeckel. Auf der Deckelinnenseite galante Szene mit Mezzetin aus der Italienischen Komödie und Mädchen in baumbestandener Landschaft nach dem, um 1717/1720 zu datierendem Gemälde des gitarrespielenden Mezzetin von Jean Antoine Watteau im Metropopolitan Museum of Art in New York. Feine polychrome und sepiafarbene Malerei. Entw. Johann Gottlieb Ehder. Vergoldete Kupfermontierung mit ziselierter Ornamentbordüre und Muscheldekor. Auf der Innenwandung geritztes Monogramm "T.I. (oder 1)". H. 4,5 cm. 8,5 cm x 6,5 cm.Sehr selten anzutreffende Tabatiere in Muschelform, deren reliefierte Oberfläche einer, mit Algen, Seepocken und Moos bewachsenen Auster nachempfunden ist. Im Arbeitsbericht von Johann Gottlieb Ehder (1717 - 1750) vom Juni 1741 wird folgendes erwähnt: "1 Tabatiere in Form einer Seemuschel samt Deckel in Thon bossirt". Unverkennbar ist die stilistische Nähe der Tabatiere zu Stücken aus dem sog. Schwanenservice. Ehder wirkte als Gehilfe Johann Joachim Kaendlers vorübergehend an dem umfangreichen, für Heinrich Graf von Brühl gefertigten Schwanenservice mit, weswegen er mit maritimen Formen vertraut war. Vgl. Kat. Beaucamp-Markowsky, Porzellandosen, Nr. 185; Röbbig, Meissener Tabatieren, Nr. 60.; Auktions-Kat. Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer/Hugo Helbing, Porzellan-Slg. Siegfried Salz Berlin, 1929, Nr. 154; Met Museum, Inv.-Nr. 34.138.A highly rare shell-shaped and gilt copper-mounted snuff box with painting after Antoine Watteau modelled by Johann Gottlieb Ehder.Meissen. Um 1741 - 1745.

Alexander Heinrich von SiepmannPorzellan. Rechteckiger Korpus mit flachem Scharnierdeckel. Allseitig farbig staffierter Reliefdekor. Auf eingezogener Wandung sowie auf dem Deckel unterschiedliche, von Blattrocaillen umzogene, szenische Darstellungen der Venus in Verbindung mit geflügelten Amoretten. Auf dem Deckel, die Venus im Muschelwagen, gezogen von einem Taubenpaar. Auf der Bodenunterseite das bekrönte Wappen des Alexander Heinrich von Siepmann, flankiert von einem Adler über einer Prunkdeckelvase und einem Wilden Mann (oder Flussgott). Polychrome Malerei mit reicher Goldstaffage. Profilierte Silbermontierung mit ausgezogenem Daumengriff. Minim. rest.; H. 3,5 cm. 8,5 cm x 6 cm. Am 30. November 1741 wurde Alexander Heinrich von Siepmann der Reichsadelstand verliehen. Als "Königlich Polnischer und Kursächsischer Hof- und Accisrath" war er von 1745 bis 1750 Gesandter von Sachsen am Hof zu Berlin.Vgl. Beaucamp/Markowsky, Porzellandosen, Nr. 152; Rückert, Kat. Bayer. Nationalmuseum, Nr. 815.A relief-decorated porcelain snuff box with depictions of Venus and cupids and the goat of arms of A.H. von Siepmann, Saxon envoy in Berlin (Prussia). Minor restored.Meissen. Um 1740 - 1745.

mit Malereien von Johann Georg HeintzePorzellan. Passig geschwungener, bombierter und durch Profilgrate gegliederter Korpus mit aufgewölbtem Scharnierdeckel. Auf der Wandung umlaufende, vierpassige und goldkonturierte Reserven aus Laub- und Bandelwerk mit Lüsterfond und eisenroten Blattranken, rückseitig Gitterwerkfelder. Darin verschiedene sog. Kauffahrteiszenen mit reicher Figurenstaffage, Hafenlandschaften mit Segelschiffen und Architektur mit Kaufleuten beim Verhandeln ihrer Ware. Auf dem Deckel und der Deckelinnenseite Darstellung einer festlich gekleideten Rokoko-Gesellschaft an der Hafenpromenade von Venedig mit anlegenden Segelschiffen, teilw. gerahmt von einer Ornamentbordüre mit vier szenischen Ovalmedaillons. Auf der Unterseite korrespondierende Kauffahrteiszene mit Segelboot vor Burgkulisse in Purpur-Camaieu. Feine polychrome Malerei von Johann Georg Heintze. Golddekor. Innenwandvergoldung. Vergoldete Silbermontierung mit Gravurdekor. Meissen. Um 1730. H. 4 cm. 7,5 cm. x 6 cm. Ab ca. 1725 waren sog. "Kauffahrteiszenen" ein beliebtes Motiv auf Meissener Porzellan. Die figurenreichen Hafenszenen gingen zumeist auf holländische Vorbilder und nicht selten auf Radierungen Claude Lorrains zurück. Als Vorlage für die Stadtveduten mit imposanter Palais-Architektur dienten Kupferstichvorlagen und Radierungen von Mechior Küsel (1626 - 1683) nach Johann Wilhelm Baur (1607 - 1674) aus der Serie "Unterschidliche Prospecten" (Augsburg, 1681) in der unter anderem die Ansichten von Neapel, Venedig und Genua wiedergegeben werden.Vgl. Röbbig, Meissener Tabatieren, Nr. 29, 30; Bodinek, Raffinesse im Akkord, Bd. II, Nr. 21ff.; Beaucamp-Markowsky, Porzellandosen, Nr. 110, 113, Kat. Rückert, Bayer. Nationalmuseum, S. 71.An important porcelain snuff box with Kauffahrtei scenes and Italian city vedute painted by Johann Georg Heintze after engravings from the series "Unterschidliche Prospecten" by Melchior Küsel after Johann Wilhelm Baur.Meissen. Um 1730.

Horn, geschnitzt und Silber. Ovoid, mit flachem scharniertem Deckel und geschweifter Daumenrast. Silbermontierung teilw. mit graviertem, floralem Dekor verziert. Auf der Wandung stilisiert geschnitzter, liegender Steinbock auf einem Felsvorsprung. Deckel und Unterseite mit Darstellung eines ruhenden Steinbocks sowie einer ruhenden Gams. H. 5 cm. Provenienz: Aus dem Nachlass Dr. Zahn, Norddeutschland.Vgl. hierzu Philippovich, S. 474 ff.A South German hunting ibex horn snuff box with silver mount.Süddeutsch. 18. Jh.

Two Victorian mother-of-pearl visiting card cases, one with abalone shell panel, 10cm high, and a 19th Century horn oval table snuff box with vacant shield cartouche, 9.5cm, (3)

Selection of interesting small items, to include a burr wood snuff box, enamel trinket boxes, Wedgewood Jasper trinket box, malachite egg, etc 

TREEN, carved wooden snuff box in the form of a frog, 10cm length

EDWARDIAN SILVER OVAL SNUFF BOX, monogrammed lid, Birmingham 1907, 55 grams

A Georgian silver snuff box, together with a Victorian silver novelty pepperette in the form of an owl, mark of Richards & Brown, London 1867 (2)Some denting to top of head and chest of the owl. Makers mark worn to body. Snuff box has wear commensurate with age and use. Slight widening of seam to top of door recess

A Chinese silver and mother of pearl snuff box, late 18th/early 19th centuryMade for the European market, of canted rectangular form, the hinged top with a cartouche inscribed with initials 'RE' within borders of flowers and foliage, conforming borders to the side, the underside marked with a single character.7cm wide

Silver Asprey box, London hallmark, dated 1942, mm Asprey & Co, approx 40 x 33 mm, 34.7 gms. The pill box having chamfered corners with foliate engraving and the letter M; a sterling silver stamp envelope approx 30 x 22 mm; Italian silver snuff box (without the grill) stamped 800 approx 30 x 20 mm 8.3 gms; another Italian snuff box (rubbed hallmarks); small silver box Birmingham hallmark approx 12.8 gms; a miniature silver hand mirror Birmingham hallmark dated 1905 approx 9.2 gms. 

An early 19th century 835 standard silver snuff box, 4cm wide

A GEORGE IV SILVER RECTANGULAR SNUFF BOX FRANCIS CLARK, BIRMINGHAM 1827 With a chased foliate border and thumb piece, engine turned decoration, reeded sides and a vacant rectangular reserve to the base 8.5cm (3 1/4in) long 91g (2.95 oz) Condition Report: Marks are partially obscured Hinge good Cover sits well Decoration lightly rubbed Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

FOUR SMALL SILVER ITEMS To include: a late Victorian rectangular snuff box by Maurice Freeman, London 1900, with engine turned decoration and a circular vacant reserve, 8cm (3in) long; a square compact by A. Wilcox, Birmingham 1953, with engine turned decoration, gilt foliate borders and chased thumb piece, opening to a mirror (cracked), 6.5cm (2 1/2in) wide; a rectangular matchbox, London 1930, 4.5cm (1 3/4in) long; and a German silver coloured rectangular cigarette case, post 1886 .926 standard, with engine turned decoration, 8.5cm (3 1/4in) long 162g (5.2 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

A collection of silver, white metal and plated wares to include a set of three wine tags inscribed "Gin", "Whisky" and "Port", a silver egg cup/tennis trophy set with tennis racquet decoration and inscribed "Singles Champ Mrs Segal 1931", a Russian niello white metal snuff box decorated with the Kremlin, an Italian enamelled filled silver cornucopia ornament, a silver-handled cake slice, two silver napkin rings and a white metal patch/pill box, 2.9 oz weighable silver, niello box 2 oz, together with a plated twin-handled dish inscribed "Crystal Palace" and a silver mounted hobnail cut jug

A 19th century handmade pewter snuff box, as a lady's slipper, hand chased and engraved, hinged cover, 8cm; a silver pepper pot (2)

A George III silver snuff box, mother-of-pearl cover, 6cm

A papier-mâché snuff box; another, similar; coins; button hook; etc (quantity)

A WWI Trench Art brass and copper snuff box and cover, as a horse hoof with shoe, 7.5cm wide; a similar Trench Art brass miniature coal scuttle, 7.5cm long (2)

An African carved nut snuff box, hobnail cut in panels, 11cm wide, c.1900

A DECORTATIVE HALLMARKED BIRMINGHAM SILVER SNUFF BOX

A VICTORIAN SNUFF BOX

A collection of silver items,include a Dutch silver box, London import marks, the hinged lid with a pierced pastoral scene, 8cm wide, an Italian gilt snuff box, of oval form, 4cm wide, group of five vesta cases, with various embossed and engraved decorations, the largest 9cm wide, a silver and glass Art Nouveau style vase, 10cm high, three miniature scent bottles, the largest 6cm high, a cream jug, with an acanthus leaf handle, 10cm wide, and an Art Nouveau napkin ring, 5cm diameter weighable 17ozt (qty.)

A group of five silver boxes,comprising;a Victorian example,London 1896, of circular form, with engraved initials to the centre,7.5cm diameteranother similar example,possibly French, Chester import, 1912, marked 925, the centre depicting a pastoral scene of a courting couple, to a floral swag border,10cm diameter a snuff box,Birmingham 1905, of rectangular form, 8.5cm widea silver plated and mother of pearl example,7cm wideand a Mexican silver plated and abalone box,with a wood lined interior, 10.5cm wideweighable 11.3ozt (5)

A George VI silver snuff box, of serpentine form, with foliate engraving, central vacant shield reserve, Joseph Gloster Limited Birmingham 1938, 2.39oz.

A collection of items including a silver plated snuff box, a pair of 9ct yellow gold cufflinks, horseshoe shaped salts and spoons in case, sovereign holder, silver cigarette case etc.

A A 19th Century Chinoiserie Papier Mache Snuff Box, Decorated with Oriental Scene Depicting Figures in Garden Setting, 7cm wide

A white metal cigarette case, with applied dragon, 82mm, one other silver cigarette case and a Russian 84 zolotnik snuff box(tired).