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A Scottish 'blind man' deep carved mahogany snuff box, brass hinges, the lid with two men seated either side of a woman, one smoking a pipe the other ladling toddy from a bowl held by the woman. The front with two sheep at rest, the sides with long eared dogs, plain back and base, lid interior with pencil inscription 'Rothes 1875, Scotland', 16.4 x 8.4 x 5.8cms.

A Private Collection of Scottish Snuff Boxes and Related Items                                                                                                                                                                A Scottish 'blind man' deep carved sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, the lid with a stag attacked by two dogs, the front with two dogs the sides carved with rams, the back with geometric lines, the base with a sun pattern within carved geometric borders, 14 x 8 x 5cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, by Smith, Mauchline, wooden hinge, covered in tartan style green and yellow within black edges, the lid with initialled gilt metal oval and fancy thumb piece, concave sides, wear to extremities, stamped to lid interior with Royal Arms and 'Manufacturers to His Majesty', and to base interior 'Warranted Cut From The Solid', foil 95%, 6.5 x 4.4 x 1.4cms.

A Scottish specimen woods sycamore wooden hinge snuff box, of rectangular curved form with inward curving sides, the lid with a panel of eleven titled specimen woods comprising Birk of Aberfeldie / Planted by Queen Mary / Bush aboon Traquair / Polwart Thorn / Oak Of Moway Kirk / Queen Marys Yew / Elderslie Yew / Oak of Torwood / Broom of Cowdenknows / Trysting Tree / Birk of Invermay, the base with worn transfer with sheet music and words ending 'For Auld Langsyne, foil 20%, no makers mark visible, 9cms.                                      From the collection of the late Michael Finlay

A Scottish coromandel wood snuff box, by Crichton, wooden hinge, the curved lid with a gilt metal tablet over convex sides, stamped horizontally to lid interior 'P. Chrichton, Cumnock', 6.3 x 3.3 x 1.3cms.

A Scottish oak snuff box, wooden hinge, the cushion lid with oval gilt on black transfer in gilt border, 'Made of Oak taken from the Choir Roof of Glasgow Cathedral in 1910 …..', convex sides, plain base, foil 100%, 5.8 x 4.4 x 1.5cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, rectangular of slightly curved form, in yellow and black chequer pattern, gold shield and ornamental thumb piece to lid, foil 40%, losses to back and sides, 7.7 x 5 x 1.7cms.

A Scottish sycamore 'specimens woods' snuff box, by Stiven, wooden hinge, the lid with fifteen titled segments comprising; 'Birk of Invermay, Oak of Lord Nelson's Flagship, Victory, Oak of Holyrood Palace, Oak of Oldham Cathedral, Oak of John Knox's House, Oak of Torwood, Dunnotar Castle, Queen Mary's Yew, York Minster, Oak of Alloway Kirk, Oak of Glasgow Cathedral, Oak of Elgin Cathedral, Oak of Airly Castle, Oak of The Piles of London Bridge, Goldsmith's Thorn', the base with transfer of Auld Lang Syne with musical score and first verse, foil 5%, stamped to base interior 'Stiven Lau-Kirk', 9.2 x 5.6 x 2.2cms.

A Scottish burr sycamore wooden hinge snuff box by Stiven, of rounded end rectangular form, stamped to base interior 'C. Stiven Lau Kirk', 12.7cms.                                       From the collection of the late Michael Finlay

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, rectangular, decorated with all over wavy lines in olive green, 8.2 x 5.2 x 1.8cms.

A Scottish oak snuff box, inset wooden hinge, of rounded end rectangular form and cut from the solid, the lid with silver tablet engraved 'William Hunter', opening thumb piece cut into front, foil 10%, 10.5 x 4.2 x 2.8cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, by Johnson, wooden hinge, rectangular, the lid with transfer of a man with an umbrella making a payment to a soldier, foil 90%, stamped 'W. Johnston, Auchinleck', 8.1 x 4.7 x 1.8cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, by Stiven, wooden hinge, of rounded end rectangular form covered in yellow on brown trellis pattern paper, the lid with inset agate in leaf scroll metal frame, stamped horizontally across internal base 'Stiven, Laurencekirk', 9.8 x 3.8 x 2.4cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, rectangular, with curved sides, the lid in pen work and paint, a man on horseback taking a fence, lid interior inscribed in ink 'Thomas Roderick 1856, January 20th', foil 60%, small chip to corner of lid, 8.5 x 4.7 x 1.6cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, rectangular of slightly curved form, the lid with transfer of a horse tied to a post being shoed, foil 30%, 6 x 3.5 x 1.2cms.

A Scottish 'blind man' deep carved mahogany snuff box, wooden hinge, the lid with Tam O' Shanter crossing a bridge on Maggie whose tail is being pulled by a witch, the front with a bull's head flanked by sheep at rest, the sides with dogs at rest, geometric back, plain base, foil and paper lined interior, 16.8 x 8.3 x 5.3cms.

A Scottish 'blind man' deep carved sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, the lid with two shepherds, one with sheep over his shoulders, the other bending down over a sheep holding its horns, the front with a fox at pace, the sides with dogs at rest, the back and base with geometric lines, 16.5 x 8.5 x 6.8cms.

A Scottish sycamore and pen work snuff box, wooden hinge, decorated all over with diagonal bands of leaves on black and red sprigs, foil 15%, 7.9 x 4.6 x 2cms.

Tunbridge ware - three pieces, comprising a circular mahogany table snuff box, the lid inset with a panel of cube work, 7.5cms dia., a yew wood Brighton bun box, the lid with mixed mosaic and stick ware circular inset, 5.7cms dia., and a rosewood chamber stick, probably Thomas Barton, the circular base in rosewood raised on three bun feet and decorated in bold stick ware, the rib turned candle holder in stick ware, handle lacking, 8.7cms dia.     (3)                                     A private collection of Tunbridge Ware

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, rectangular, the lid with transfer of two dogs at a rabbit hole and titled 'Won't You Come Out Tonight', foil 60%, 6.2 x 4 x 1.6cms.

A burr walnut snuff box, of rectangular form with wooden hinge, the lid with a gold shield within an outer ebony line, the sides and base also with ebony lines, tortoiseshell interior, 9.2 x 5.3 x 2.1cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, by Crawford, wooden hinge, of rounded end rectangular form, the lid with pen work image of a highlander with shield and sword, stamped vertically to interior of base 'Crawford, Cumnock', foil 5%, small burn to edge of lid, light scratches, 8.7 x 4 x 1.9cms.

A Scottish sycamore and pen work snuff box by McDonald, inset wooden hinge, covered all over in black trellis pattern over the sycamore surface, interior unlined, stamped horizontally across internal base 'McDonald, Lau-Kirk', 9.4 x 4.8 x 2.8cms.

A Scottish sycamore 'specimen woods' snuff box, by Craig, wooden hinge, of slightly curved form, the lid inset with eleven titled woods comprising; 'Birk of Aberfeldie, Planted by Queen Mary, Bush aboon Traquair, Elderslie Yew, Oak of Torwood, Birk of Invermay, Trysting Tree, Broom of Cowdenknows, Oak of Albway Kirk, Polwart Thorn, Queen Mary's Yew', the base with transfer 'Auld Lang Syne', words and music in wreath of thistles, foil 10%, stamped vertically in lid 'D. Craig, Helensburgh', with an old folded and worn ink on paper diagram detailing the woods and stating the border wood to be 'Portion of Spanish Armada Vessel Wrecked Off Tobermory', 8.8 x 5.9 x 2.5cms.

A Scottish sycamore pen work snuff box, wooden hinge, of rounded end rectangular form, decorated all over with trailing fruiting vines, wear to base, foil 20%, impressed to the base '……… Laurencekirk', 9 x 3.8 x 3.4cms.

A Scottish Thuja wood snuff box, probably by McGregor, wooden hinge, of curved end rectangular form, foil 60%, apparently stamped internally 'RE' above 'NL', 'Auchinleck', 6.5 x 2.7 x 2cms.

A Scottish burr wood and pen work snuff box, of oval form, the wooden hinge lid with a pen work scene of a soldier by the mouth of a cave below the inscription 'We are this Day in Arms for a Broken Covenant and a Persecuted Kirk' from Sir Walter Scott's The Tale of Old Mortality (1816), 9 x 5.8 x 4cms.

A group of objects, comprising a glass bottle with stopper in a leather cylinder case with gilt tooling and onlay titled to top 'Vinaigrette', 3.4cms high, a snuff box formed from a mussel shell, 6cms, a Mauchline ware oval locket, continental silver oval box, polished stone pendant, an engraved white metal oval locket, hinged walnut, a tortoiseshell pique work bead, a gold tooth pick in tortoiseshell case, and a damaged vesta case with polished stone sides.     (10)

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, rectangular, the lid with pen work scene of a huntsman in top hat holding a falcon, a dog nearby, foil 30%, 7.2 x 3 x 1.6cms.

A Scottish burr sycamore 'specimen woods' snuff box by Stiven, wooden hinge, the lid with eleven rectangles of various woods, 'Oak of Glasgow Cathedral, Oak found in Aberdeen Harbour, Oak of Elgin Cathedral, Shakespeares Oak from Stratford on Avon, Oak of the Bellerophon Ship of War, Queen Mary's Thorn from Lochleven Castle, Oak of the House of Commons, burnt 16th Oct. 1834, Wallace's Tree of Eldersile Oak, Oak of York Minster', two segments untitled, inward curving sides, inset sandpaper striker to base, stamped inside lid 'C. Stiven and Sons, Box Makers to His Majesty, Laurencekirk', 10 x 5 x 3cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, by Smith, Mauchline, wooden hinge, the lid with titled transfer 'Cottage In Which Burns Was Born', the front 'Made of Wood Which Grew Near Alloway Kirk …..', foil 70%, stamped horizontally internally in lid Royal Arms and 'Manufacturers to His Majesty', 6.7 x 4.2 x 1.4cms.

A small Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, rectangular, the lid with transfer of dogs at a rat and titled 'There's Many A Slip Between The Cup and The Lip', foil 90%, 3.8 x 3.1 x 1.1cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, rectangular with curved ends and sides, the lid in pen work and paint with a huntsman on horse in open landscape, foil 40%, 9.5 x 3.8 x 2.5cms.

An early 19th Century chip carved and bone mounted double shoe snuff box, probably French prisoner of war work, the toes inset with bone hearts, the cover with coiled wire hinges and a bone circle initialled 'ET', 8.2cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, rectangular with curved sides, the lid with statue of William III monument within floral wreath with crowned harp at base and inscribed 'The Glorious and Immortal Memory', within an octagonal frame within leaves and berries, the sides and base in the same design, foil 30%, 8.1 x 5.1 x 1.8cms.

A Tartan ware snuff box (Cameron), wooden hinge, foil 100%, plain black base, 8.4 x 4.3 x 2.4cms.

A Scottish horn snuff box, hinged cover with cork, the terminal carved as an animal head with oval bone eyes, 10cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, the lid with titled transfer 'Burns Cottage, Alloway', and to the front 'Bought In The Cottage / The gossip …..', stain to base, foil 90%, 5.9 x 4.3 x 1.7cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, by Crawford, wooden hinge, of rectangular curved end form, the lid in pen work with huntsman with rifle and dog, foil 60%, stamped 'Crawford, Cumnock', 8.5 x 3.9 x 2cms.

A Tartan ware snuff box (untitled), the lid painted with a cream shield enclosing a hand, wooden hinge, 95% foil, 8.5 x 4 x 2.2cms.

A Scottish 'blind man' deep carved oak snuff box, wooden hinge, the lid with two men in kilts one playing bagpipes the other holding a club, a dog at their feet. The front with a fox at pace, one side with a dog, the other a deer, geometric back and base, 16.7 x 8.7 x 6cms.

A Scottish sycamore snuff box, by Sliman,  wooden hinge, rectangular, the lid in pen work and colour with a whippet looking down to a dead hare, foil 20%, stamped 'G. Sliman, Catrine', 8.1 x 4.5 x 1.7cms.

A Scottish burr wood snuff box, by Smith, Mauchline, wooden hinge, the cushion lid inset with a silver thaler coin (minted 1622-1657), Strasbourgh, Alsace, internally stamped with Royal Arms and 'Manufacturers to His Majesty', foil 40%, 9.4 x 6 x 3cms.

A French horn Masonic snuff box, of rectangular form with inward curving sides, the pressed lid with architectural and masonic details including the initials 'JB', flanked by figures and vanquished figures on the ground, 8.4cms.

A Scottish 'blind man' deep carved sycamore snuff box, wooden hinge, the lid with a dog, a duck in his mouth, the front sides and back with geometric carving, the base plain, 9.8 x 4.6 x 4cms.

A collection of smoking related silver collectables - To include two silver cigarette casestogether with a pair of silver ashtrays and a snuff box, weight 5.68 tr.oz. (5)

A rummage tray of silver collectablesto include a rectangular engine turned snuff box by S J Rose & Son, London, 198, together with various other 925 trinket boxes, sugar tongs, Tiffany & Co sterling propelling pencil, spoons, M.O.P silver bladed fruit knife, miniature trophy, etc etc.

A WATERLOO RELIC: A GERMAN SNUFF BOX LID. A German snuff box lid decorated with a print of the Augsburg Confession, 25th June 1530. Mounted in a circular wooden frame, with label to the reverse 'Picked up on the field of Waterloo 19th June 1815' 'From Gavin Caldwell Smith 30th Sept 1948'. 12 cm wide.This may seem an unlikely battle field souvenir, but collecting relics from the field was a popular activity, one eye-witness describing the scene on the 19th June 'They plundered all they could get'. *CR Some marking to surface, probably a damaged lid from a snuff box.

A group of five silver pill and snuff boxes, various dates, the largest 7cm wide, together with a small enamelled box and cover, 4.2cm wide 4.7ozt approx (6) Condition ReportTarnished and with rubbing and wear.

An enamelled snuff box 19th century, French, in the form of a tricorn hat, decorated with a bird, to flowers and butterflies, 5cm wideProvenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportWear to the painted decoration. No losses to the enamel.

A collection of silver boxes comprising a rectangular snuff box, Chester 1906, 9.5cm wide, another with engraved decoration, possibly Hannau, 7cm wide, a Tiffany pillbox, marked Sterling, 4cm wide, and another similar example, marked 925, 3.5cm wide,4.8ozt (4)Condition ReportNo apparent dents.

A group of seven silver and other snuff and pill boxes comprising a silver pill box with a rusticated cover by Toye, Kenning & Spencer, Birmingham, 1976, together with two with marks for A. Chick and Sons, An engine turned rectangular example, by Joseph Gloster and Sons., An oval box with enamelled view of St Pauls, and a silver table cigarette box 14cm wide9cm deep4.5cm high approx. 10ozt (8)Condition ReportThe big cigarette box has knocks and dents, and the wooden lining is loose. The smaller boxes have light wear and knocks associated with use, but overall, they are in fair order.Toye, Kenning & Spencer example) No damage or dents. Light surface scratches. Please see the additional images.

A collection of metalware boxes, 19th century and later, comprising, a lozenge shaped snuff box, inscribed 'Edw Fudge 1800 Box Maker', 9cm, a novelty vesta in the form of a smiling crescent moon, 5cm high, a brass snuff box, engraved with a hound, 6.8cm, a novelty cast vesta, in the form of an open travelling case, 6.5cm high, a painted tin 'box' box, 10.4cm wide, a Chinese base metal embossed box and cover, 10.5cm wide, and an oblong case, cheroot holder, and two enamelled Arsenal and Bournemouth AFC badges (10)Condition ReportTarnishing and some wear. Handle of case bent. Box - rubbing and chips. Badge - Arsenal - rubbing to enamel.Chinese tarnished and worn.

A collection of treen, 19th century and later, comprising a miniature basket, 8cm high, a miniature goblet, 12cm high, and a pipe in the form of a revolver, 13cm wide, a box in the form of a barrel, 12.5cm high, a shoe form snuff box, lacking its lid, 11cm wide, a pair of tongs, 15.5cm wide, an egg on stand, 18cm high, a netsuke figure of a man, 9cm high, and a pair of candlesticks, 26cm high (10)Provenance: The Estate of the Late Jackie Mann Condition ReportLosses to the goblet. The remainder with

A Victorian damaged agate and hardstone gilt metal mounted snuff box, width 5.5cm, together with a ceramic yellow metal mounted stud bearing indistinct marks, and eight other ceramic cabochons unmounted, assorted base metal medallions and badges, a hardstone cross, assorted Victorian commemorative medallions RAF brooch, etc (1 bag)

A small quantity of 19th and 20th century collectables, including a Victorian brass snuff box, the hinged cover engraved "David Morris 1855" and stamped W Howe to lid interior, a pair of brass "Theatre /Field /Marine" glasses, missing a lens, a shell carved with The Lord's Prayer, a mauchline ware beaker box applied with sepia view of "The Castle, Newcastle", two miniature bisque dolls, a brass desk clip, a painted wooden trinket box, etc , s.d. (1 box)

A collection of treen boxes, miniature Victorian style chest of drawers, nut, three 19th century papier mache rectangular snuff boxes with gilt decoration to lids, circular papier mache bowl and trinket box and cover, a Victorian japanned tin box, etc

A Russian Imperial 56 zolotniks (14ct) gold snuff box, St Petersburg, circa 1910, the entire with interlaced reeded pattern, sapphire cabochon thumbpiece, the cover applied with Ducal Coronet over intertwined initials, stamped BA, Standard Mark, gross weight approx 159.3 grams, approx 10.5 x 7cm 

Four pieces of late 19th and early 20th century papier mache items, comprising a Victorian cylindrical pot and cover inlaid with a foliate design in abalone shell, height 8cm, a Victorian snuff box with abalone shell inlay, repaired hinge, a circular tray and a pen box with Japanese decoration, s.d. (4)

A QUANTITY OF BRASSWARE, ETC TO INCLUDE A POLISH BRONZE MEDAL, AN OIL LAMP, BELL, BUS, TANKARD, WEIGHING SCALES, STAMP BOX, SNUFF BOX, ETC