We found 44471 price guide item(s) matching your search

A small parcel lot of early 20th Century items to include two 9ct open lockets, weight 23g, a white metal aide memoire, a rectangular snuff box, a yellow metal ring etc, S/D. (qty)

A 19th Century small brass tobacco or snuff box. Punched to the top H. White, Ledwell 1893 Oxfordshire. The oval hinged box measuring approx 7cm.

19th century continental gold snuff box, probably Swiss, the cover engraved with arabesques and engine turned detail, unhallmarked, testing as 18 ct, with inventory number 494, measures 8cm x 5cm x 1.5cm, circa 1840Condition Report: Gross weight approximately 88 grams

A SNUFF BOX IN THE FORM OF AN ELECTROTYPED HALF WALNUT WITH SILVER PLATED BRASS LID engraved Evan Williams Llantrisant 1907 and a steel canister with brass plaque stamped 769 PROVENANCE: The David Stainthorpe Collection

An early 20th century Sterling silver Christening set from India comprising a brush and comb A/F, with embossed decoration and engraved with letter 'M', together with a snuff box containing a fossilLocation: port

Admiral Lord Nelson commemorative snuff box, the burr walnut circular box with tortoiseshell liner, the cover inset with a silvered metal portrait medallion marked 'P.W.F.' at truncation 72mm diameterProvenance:William Waldegrave, 1st Baron Radstock (1753-1825) and thence by descentWilliam Waldegrave, 1st Baron Radstock (1753-1825) was the second son of John Waldegrave, 3rd Earl Waldegrave. On entering the Royal Navy in 1766 at the age of 13, he rose quickly through the ranks, being given his first command in HMS Zephyr in 1775. He was promoted to the rank of Rear Admiral in 1794 and Vice Admiral in 1795. Following his involvement in the victory of the Battle of Cap St Vincent, 14th February 1797, he was awarded a baronetcy which he declined on the grounds that being the son of an earl already gave him a higher station. In May of that year, he was granted the governorship of the North American colony of Newfoundland where, apart from military and judicial matters, he was committed to relief of the poor - setting up a fund to which he was personally a generous benefactor. On his return to England in 1800, he was created an Irish peer - 1st Baron Radstock, of Castletown in the Queen’s County.

Various collectables, to include a silver-mounted cigarette holder (Birmingham, 1899) in fitted case, a selection of AA and RAC grille badges, a white metal-mounted sgian dubh, gun sight, boxed badger hair shaving brush, syringe, horn snuff box, lighters, pens etc. Condition Report:Available upon request

A Chinese enamel box with enamelled decoration of a pomegranate together with a cloisonné snuff box Condition Report:Available upon request

Collection of mauchline ware to incl 2 egg cups and a box depicting royal Windsor and Sandringham House plus a snuff box with" there my lads you'll want some of this and I'm very glad I've got it to give you" on it

TREEN, pair of Sorrento marquetry dressing table candlesticks; together with 19th Century papier mache circular lidded snuff box painted with portrait of Elderly Gentleman

EARLY 19th CENTURY SILVER SNUFF BOX, gilt interior with engine turned decoration, London 1837, maker FC

Boxes and Objects - a silver propelling pencil, Chester 1897; another, Birmingham 1893; a silver hafted button hook, Birmingham 1905; silver teaspoons; a brass stamp box as a fly; a guilloche enamel brush; an Art Deco enamel buckle; a Chinese resin snuff bottle; filigree silver brooches; etc

A Georgian pewter snuff box; a miniature chamberstick; a snuffer; a Down Bros, London miniature brass lamp

A 19th century Continental silver snuff box, the hinged cover in relief with putto and flower basket, marked 925 Sterling, 5cm wide; a George III silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1806; 27g (2)

A pair of George III silver sugar bows, Newcastle; two GIII bright cut spoons; a set of six silver teaspoons; a small Victorian EPNS snuff box, etc

A Continental oval silver and enamel snuff box (a/f)

A Georgian brass table snuff box, as a book, 7.5cm wide

A Georgian Olivia porphyria shell and white metal mounted snuff box, 6.7cm long, 3.4cm diameter

A Cartier gold-plated cigarette lighter with engine-turned body to/w a Calibri lighter; lot also includes a glass and brass ball-clock, 19th century carved wood snuff-box and a small costume doll with composite head and stuffed fabric body (5)

A Victorian silver snuff box with engraved decoration, Francis Clark, Birmingham 1851, to/w a circular box and cover, Chester (date letter worn) (2)

A pair of early 20thC brass handled tailor's scissors, a 19thC treen shoe snuff box, lacking lid, 7cm high, various pen knives, bone fan with pierced spokes, etc. (a quantity)

Various silver, a pair of Victorian open salts, of circular form on stepped hoof feet, an engine turned pen knife, Sheffield 1952, miniature pierced toddy cup, slender napkin ring, plain circular dish, thimble, miniature snuff box and a heart shaped frame some silver plate, various makers and dates, 7.2oz all in. (a quantity)

A silver plated chatelaine, envelope stamp box, dragon top ring shaped miniature decanter and coin purse, and a further snuff box, attached by chains, various dates and makers. (a quantity)

Small antique decorated snuff box, small box with Blenheim Palace on lid and unusual letter opener with boars head on handle

An Edwardian novelty silver pepper pot, William J Holmes, Birmingham 1903, modelled as a spaniels head, 3.5cm high, a George III silver snuff box, JL, Birmingham 1818, the cover inscribed 'T Patrick to H Jex', a silver vesta case etc./Provenance: The Estate of Anthony J Beeson CONDITION REPORT: The dogs head has a few minor dents but otherwise good.

A tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl snuff box, the cover engraved a horse carrying a recumbent figure, 6cm x 4.5cm/Provenance: The Estate of Anthony J Beeson CONDITION REPORT: There are scratches present throughout the snuff box, some small cracks and splits. Misshapen in parts and with some damage.

An early 19th Century tortoiseshell snuff box of curved rectangular form, the hinged cover with yellow metal panel initialled HJ, 5.5cm x 3.5cm, three other snuff boxes and a small horn beaker/Provenance: The Estate of Anthony J Beeson CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A Victorian silver snuff box, ES, Birmingham 1843, the cover with crest and motto, 6.5cm wide and a George IV silver vinaigrette, TS, Birmingham 1822 CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A 'NEWBRIDGE CUTLERY' CANTEEN AND OTHER ITEMS, wooden canteen complete with a six person table setting of EPNS kings pattern cutlery, together with a pair of white metal dwarf candlesticks, a boxed two piece salad server set, a cased set of six EPNS teaspoons, a teaspoon fitted with a mother of pearl handle and silver collar hallmarked Birmingham, an empty watch box, a wicker basket with items such as a small glass jar with silver lid hallmarked Birmingham, a boxed compact, a white metal bangle, a small wooden snuff box, a magnifying glass, a small green glass scent bottle, an AF 'Emperor' wristwatch requires attention etc

A SORRENTO INLAID MUSICAL JEWELLERY BOX, having inlaid detail, standing on four similar feet, circular mirror to inside of the hinged lid, three compartments lined with pink satin, measures width 20.5cm x depth 12cm x height 11cm, with a musical hardwood jewellery box in the form of a grand piano, standing on three turned legs, length 18.5cm x width 12cm x height 9cm, with two contemporary hunter time pieces and a 1902 snuff box (5) (Condition report: very light chip to the lid of the Sorrento box and light graze to one corner, missing key, some wear to piano box, generally ok)

A SELECTION OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL ITEMS, to include a late Georgian silver snuff box, hallmarked 'J W' Birmingham 1826, approximate dimensions 55 x 35 x 12mm, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 26.5 grams 0.84 ozt, together with two white metal decanter labels one whisky one brandy, a white metal leaf sweet dish, a painted brooch depicting a lady within a white metal surround AF and a white metal 'Zadok Arts Israel' paperweight (condition report: snuff box in fair to poor condition with signs of wear some damage to the base metal is sharp in places, remaining items brooch AF pin is missing, other items in good condition minor tarnish)

A mixed lot of vintage and antique items to include metallic detailed evening bag, perfume bottle, hunting themed cushion, glasses, compact, snuff box and more.

A 19th century treen novelty snuff box, in the form of a boot, having inlaid and studded decoration, 9cm, together with another 19th century treen novely snuff box, in the form of a lady's shoe, 8cm, a 19th century turned bone needle box, 8cm, and a 19th century mahogany snuff box, of navette form, 10cm (4)Bone needle box with ivory ring to each end - submission reference 95BBXEFD

A 19th century tortoiseshell and two-colour gold pique worked table snuff box, the hinged cover decorated with flowers and objects, the corners with applied yellow metal mounts, w.8.5cm

A sterling silver leaf-shaped photo frame with hook to top, 9cm wide, together with an antique metal snuff box, 7.5cm long.

An early snuff box with moulded decoration.

Two 19th Century snuff boxes, a Chinese brass box, a lacquered box and three others

A Victorian brass and agate snuff box

A contemporary silver snuff box by Asprey & Co, having an engine turned exterior and gilt-wash interior, Birmingham 1990, 1.6oz, 5 x 2.5 x 1.3cm

A 19th century treen yew wood snuff box, with a hinged lid, 10cm wide, together with two others smaller (3)

An early Victorian silver snuff box, London 1842 makers mark EE, rectangular engine turned lid with later inscription “Mary” gilt interior with further inscription dated 1935 6.3cm(W) Condition: Dents on angles, wear to the foliate design, lids smiles slights

A Gilt Metal Mounted Enamel Snuff Box and Cover, possibly German, mid 18th century, painted with the bust of a bearded gentleman wearing a turban on a bianco-sopra-bianco ground, the interior of the cover painted with a lady holding a parasol8cm wide

A Metal-Mounted Enamel Snuff Box, probably German, 2nd half 18th century, of rectangular form, painted with rustic figures and buildings, the interior with classical figures8.5cm wide

A South Staffordshire Enamel Snuff Box, circa 1770, painted with romantic figures in a classical landscape and with scattered sprigs6cm wideA Similar Snuff Box, painted with river landscapes8cm wide (2)

A South Staffordshire Enamel Patch Box and Cover, late 18th century, inscribed in gilt A Trifle from Bath on a blue panel within an oval floral wreath base with blue ground5cm wideA Snuff Box, of fluted circular form, painted with figures in a river landscape within a puce scroll border7cm diameter (2)

A Gilt Metal Mounted Enamel Snuff Box and Cover, possibly German, mid 18th century, painted in puce camaieu with romantic figures in landscapes within gilt scroll borders9cm wide

An English Enamel Snuff Box and Cover, Battersea or Birmingham, circa 1755, printed en grisaille with hunting trophies around a scroll border on a pink ground base5.5cm diameter

An early 20th century Marius Hammer Norwegian silver, Asprey oval shaped snuff box with yellow guilloche decoration. Gilt interior, fully hallmarked to underside and inside hinged lid. Engine turned 3D block pattern with bright yellow guilloche overlay to upright sides and lid. With import hallmarks for Henry James Hulbert, London 1913, also marked with makers mark and retailer Asprey. Approx. 6cm long x 4.25cm wide x 1.25cm tall. Total weight approx. 59.1g.

Y TORTOISESHELL RECTANGULAR SNUFF BOX AND COVER QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY 清 玳瑁雕人物紋長方蓋盒 the hinged cover and bottom carved with figures by pavilions in a river landscape, sides with a continuous scene of landscape and houses Dimensions:8.1cm wideProvenance:Provenance: Private Scottish collection

EPNS Masonic style match box together with a wooden “Herbert Pritchard” matchbox, also includes a Bakelite snuff box

Snuff boxes - a 19ct century pewter and cowry shell snuff box; others papier machete Gratis; fruitwood etc (4)

A small 19th century silver mounted cowrie shell snuff boxunmarked, possible Scottish provincialthe flush hinged cover engraved W. Walton 1874, length 3.8 cmCondition: Two old stabel short hairlines to shell. Flaw to area of shell. Does not appear to be damage as such but does not

19th century and later snuff boxes, vesta cases and other itemscomprising a small burr maple and horn lined hinged snuff box, a brass vesta case in the form of a Japanese lantern with decorated in relief with an owl on a branch, olivewood and leather vesta cases, a cased collapsible beaker, another in a nickel plated case, ebony handled campaign knife and fork, stamped W.H. Wragg, to miniature gilt brass cased souvenir sets of miniature coins depicting Queen Victorian and the Royal family, a black japanned Georgian tin cased set of coin scales with weights, a pair of pocket pendulum scales by Perry & Co., a brass folding coin magnifier etc., (qty)first length 3.7 cm.,Condition: One set of miniature coins is of eight. The other is of seven and Prince Albert and Princess Helena a duplicated. Overall items in Fair condition commensurate with age. Wear and rubbing

An 18th century silver and mother of pearl erotic snuff boxunmarkedof plain oval oval form with reeded borders and stand away hinge, the inset lid with carved mother of pearl panel carved with a classical scene, the interior painted with semi-clad female figure in Elizabethan dress holding a sword, initialled J.Bwidth 9.7 cm., weight approx. 4.58 ozt.Condition: Mother of pearl carving is smoothed and has lost details, otherwise in fair condition, commensurate with age

A collection of silver and plated items to include a Dunhill Tallboy table lighter and a set of four decanter labelssilver items to include a set of four modern decanter labels, London, 1976 by J & J W. of plain square design with cut initials B, F, S and W suspended on chains, Norwegian .830 Tele pattern sugar and butter knife by Brodrene Mylius, a pistol grip handled paper knife, a cased pair of napkin rings with linear engine turned decoration, an embossed snuff box and shovel, a caged scent bottle and funnel, an engine turned toothpick and pill box, a Mexican thimble a sugar spoon and a pair of sugar tongs, together with a plated Mappin & Webb table bell, a pair Lily pattern grape shears and bottle opener with presentation inscription etc., the table lighter with gilt textured finish, bearing initials, (qty)weight approx. 8.46 ozt.Condition: Overall fair condition. Scent funnel crushed toothpick does not retract. Table lighter untested, engraved K.N.F.C. Napkin ring without initials,

Collection of Chinese works of art, to include a paint set in cinnabar style box and cover, four snuff bottles, a miniature vase, and a small enamel pot and cover (qty)

An Indian white metal snuff box of rectangular form, embossed and chased with giraffes in landscape, and a white metal napkin ring with niello decoration engraved 'J.A.D', combined approx. 3.15ozt/98g (2).

WILLIAM NEALE; an Edward VII hallmarked silver snuff box of shaped rectangular form with engine turned decoration and foliate detailed thumb piece, enclosing a gilt washed interior, Chester 1902, width 5.25cm, approx. 52g.Additional InformationLight surface scratches, the box is very slightly sprung hen closed but this is being very critical, overall in good condition.

SAMUEL GODBEHERE & EDWARD WIGAN; a George III hallmarked silver shoe buckle, London 1794, a sterling silver magnifying glass, an advertising chrome plated vesta case for Macclesfield and a tortoiseshell snuff box of rectangular form (4).Additional InformationLight wear, tarnishing and minor scuffs to the silver items, the tortoiseshell box is af, there is areas of loss to the veneer and the hinge has been broken on the cover, staining and water damage and marks to the Macclesfield vesta.

CS; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver snuff box of oval form, with two hinged covers, Sheffield 1977, with assorted hallmarked silver including a novelty shovel, a pepperette, a tea strainer, an open salt, a pair of sterling silver salts, and silver mounted items including glass dressing table bottles, etc, weighable approx. 8.62ozt/268g.