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A William IV Birmingham silver snuff box, makers mark TS date letter possibly N 1836, with engine turned body. Width 5.5 cm, weight 43 grams, together with another silver coloured snuff box stamped internally FN, width 7.6 cm.

A silver plated snuff box or pill box, with mussel shell. Length 83 mm.

Four Georgian and later snuff boxes, papier mache and horn. CONDITION REPORT: The top of the oval bone box has sprung from the surround and there is a gap at the rear, there are no losses however. The interior is very dirty. The lid snaps shut as it should. There are numerous base and surface scratches. The papier mache snuffbox hinges shut as it should. The hinge has verdigris and there is some staining to the main body of the piece and some losses to the lacquer around the base. The smaller lacquered snuffbox has deterioration to the main surface finish particularly to the lid. The lid however is not warped and snaps shut as it should. The snuffbox with the printed top is in generally good order with only minor surface marks and scratches. The hinge is nice and tight.

Collection of black lacquered papiermache items including two 19th century mother of pearl inlaid snuff boxes, early 20th century artist's box, glove box with gloves, standish, oval serving tray, pen tray and another lidded box together with a Kashmir style lidded box and simulated rosewood moneybox

Silver table snuff box, hallmarks rubbed but probably early 20th century, the hinged lid with with raised relief decoration depicting a hunting scene, cedar lined interior, 10cm long together with a Victorian glass dressing jar with silver lid, London 1860, of rectangular form, 10.5cm long (2)

ASSORTED BIJOUTERIE including George V silver and blue guilloche enamel powder compact, Birmingham 1935, antique Sea Bean vesta case with yellow metal mounts, tortoiseshell snuff box, lacquered snuff box with mother of pearl inlay, shagreen covered cigarette lighter etcProvenance: private collection Conwy

Miscellaneous English and Continental silver articles, late 18th-20th c, to include a cartouche shaped snuff box, christening mug, cream jug, cloisonne enamel silver matchbox sleeve and condiments and sweetmeats dishes, 32oz Very good condition

Victorian brass snuff box

A George III silver snuff box, maker John Linnit, London, 1818, of rectangular outline, the lid with central cartouche decorated with a running fox, having engine turned decoration and gilded interior, 7cm wide, 68gms, 2.21ozs

A Victorian silver snuff box, maker Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1856, of oval form with engine turned decoration within scrolling borders, having a gilded interior, 8.8cm wide,

A late Georgian silver snuff box, all marks worn, London 1798, of oval form, initialled, A/F, 8cm wide, 51gms, 1.66ozs

A 19th century French silver novelty snuff box, modelled as a lying mastiff, initialled, of rectangular outline, gilded interior, stamped marks, 9cm long, 77gms, 2.50ozs

A George III silver snuff box, maker Lea & Clark, Birmingham, 1813, with reeded decoration with gilded interior, 6.5cm wide, 40gms, 1.28ozs

A George III silver snuff box, maker IW?, London, 1810, of rectangular convex form with reeded decoration and gilded interior, 6.5cm wide, 40gms, 1.29ozs

A Victorian silver snuff box, maker Nathanial Mills, Birmingham 1857, of shaped oval outline, with concave sides having engine turned decoration, and gilt lined interior 8.5cm wide. 87gms, 2.81ozs

A George III silver snuff box, maker john Linnit & William Atkinson, London, 1812, of rectangular outline, with moulded floral border, concave sides and engine turned decoration, having a gilded interior, 8cm wide, 131gms, 4.23ozs

A George IV silver snuff box, maker J.I?, London, 1823, inscribed, of rectangular outline, with floral decorated edge, and engine turned decoration, having a gilded interior, 9cm wide, 143gms, 4.61oz

A George III silver snuff box, maker John Shaw, Birmingham, 1813, of plain rectangular convex form, with gilded interior, 6cm wide, 28gms, 0.92ozs

A Victorian silver table top snuff box, maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1845, presentation inscription, with moulded floral border, and sides, having engine turned decoration to the base, with gilded interior, 8cm wide, 137gms, 4.43ozs

A Chinese silver rectangular snuff box, maker Wang Hing & Co, Hong Kong, decorated with dragons amongst clouds, 9.25cm wide, 108gms, 3.48ozs.

A Victorian silver snuff box, maker Colen Cheshire, Birmingham, 1896, monogrammed, of shaped oval outline, with chased foliate decoration, having a gilded interior, 9.5cm wide, 112gms, 3.60ozs

A George III silver snuff box, maker John Linnit, London, 1813, of rectangular form, with all over engine turned decoration, with gilded interior, 9.5cm wide, 103gms, 3.34ozs

A William IV silver presentation table snuff box, maker Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, 1833,presentation inscription, of rectangular outline, within a raised shaped foliate scroll cushion border with concave engine turned decorated sides, and similar decoration to the base, having a gilded interior, 9cm wide, 170gms, 5.49ozs

A George III silver snuff box, Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London, 1805, of rectangular convex form, with engine turned decoration, with gilded interior, 6.5cm wide, 70gms, 2.27ozs

A George IV silver snuff box, maker Charles Rawlings, London, 1823, inscribed to the underside of the lid, of oval outline with reeded decoration, gilded interior, 9.5cm wide, 103gms, 3.32ozs

A continental silver snuff box, stamped marks, of rectangular outline, the hinged lid decorated with lovers in a wooded bower, 9cm, wide, 97gms, 3.13ozs

Hardwood box containing various cutlery, modern snuff bottle, perpetual calendar etc

A GROUP OF VARIOUS TREEN SNUFF BOXES, MEASURES, TOOLS AND OTHER ITEMS, INCLUDING A SNUFF BOX FROM THE WINDSOR CASTLE OAK (16)19th Century Comprising; a George IV turned disc shaped oak snuff box, with printed trade label describing 'IN ME BEHOLD AN EMBLEM OF MORTALITY...', 8.5cm diameter; a lignum vitae disc shaped case containing a red wax seal, 5cm diameter; two other disc-shaped snuffs; pocket screw type nutcracker; Sailmaker’s fid, a seam rubber and a seam smoother, a screw driver (possibly a Gunsmiths’); Jeweller’s ring sizer or measure; three paper knives; a whistle, two boxwood hinged rulers

A GROUP OF TWELVE TREEN ITEMS INCLUDING A VICTORIAN SHOE SNUFF BOX (12)19th Century Comprising: a yew wood cup shaped pounce pot, 10cm high; three dice shakers, including one in the form of a turret, 7.5cm; a small cylindrical formed salt, 4cm high; two turret shaped cases with domed tops, one with stamped name to the underside; a coquilla nut pierced pomander; a shoe snuff box and another integral hinged burr box; a Tyrolean painted double egg cup with Innsbruck label to underside; and wedge shaped dish slope, 11.5cm long

A 19th century Scottish white metal inlaid shaped horn snuff box, 87mm. Condition - poor

Sundry items comprising a Victorian flashed cut and engraved beaker, a 19th century model of a sphinx, and a green shoe snuff box. Condition - fair

Ten 19th century and later snuff boxes, one mounted with gilt metal chariot scene, and two Mauchlineware boxes, largest chariot scene box 10cm wide. Condition - fair for use and age

A group of Chinese Canton enamel trays, a Chinese lacquer box and cover, snuff bottles, two filigree work boxes, and a champlevé enamel box and cover, largest 10cm in diameter. Condition - varies

A 19th century pressed horn table snuff box, the lid with inset yellow metal cartouche, having engraved decoration, w.9cm

A French metal mounted ebonised snuff box, of circular shape, the lid decorated with soldiers in a courtyard, dia.7.5cm; together with a silver plated box having a simulated tortoiseshell cover; two papier-mache boxes; and a set of Japanese black lacquered coasters

A collection of miscellaneous items, to include a novelty Fahrenheit thermometer in the form of a die, agate inset white metal snuff box, Ronson cigarette lighter, trinket boxes etc

A collection of miscellaneous items, to include a snuff shoe, hardwood string box, candle snuffer, and a miniature brass chamberstick

A Victorian silver snuff box, Birmingham 1898, Rolason Bros., 37.9g, 51mm wide

A 19th century unmarked silver, probably Continental snuff box, with engraved decoration, 8 x 5.5 x 1.5cm, 79gm

A Continental silver snuff box, the exterior decorated with classical scenes, including musical instruments and figures in period dress, with British import marks, sponsor's mark Berthold Muller, London 1905, length 6.1cm, together with an 800 standard novelty dish or salt, modelled in the form of a duck, length 6.5cm, combined weight 88g/2.82ozt approx (2)

China.A late nineteenth or early twentieth-century Chinese silver snuff box, of rectangular form, the exterior with planished finish, the hinged cover opens to reveal a gilt interior, the underside with four marks, including an artisan's chop mark, length 8.7cm, weight 103g/3.31ozt approx

A silver-coloured metal and niello snuff box, of rectangular form, decorated with sailboats and camels, with hinged cover, apparently unmarked, possibly Persian, length 8.2cm, weight 114g/3.66ozt approx

A late seventeenth or early eighteenth-century silver-coloured metal heart-shaped snuff box, with stand-away hinge, the top of the hinged cover with stylised flowers within a foliate border, decoration typical of the period, the underside with initials, 'S / I D / M', apparently unmarked, possibly English or Continental, c.1690-1730, length 5.6cm, weight 36g/1.15ozt approx

A nineteenth-century tortoiseshell snuff box, of rectangular form, with gilt metal mounts, and Rococo style scroll thumbpiece, apparently unmarked, possibly English or French, length 7.7cm approx

Russia.A nineteenth-century Russian silver snuff box, of rectangular form, the exterior decorated with a landscape scene including buildings and towers, the hinged cover opens to reveal a gilt interior, marks struck to both the interior of the top and base, ensuite with the 84 zolotniki mark, length 7.4cm, weight 73g/2.34ozt approx

A nineteenth-century Continental silver-coloured metal snuff box, the exterior with reeded decoration, the hinged cover opens to reveal an internal inscription, 'Wm. Mr. Innes / Hull / 1880, the flange struck with control marks, possibly Dutch, length 10.3cm, weight 139g/4.46ozt approx

Sweden.A silver and niello snuff box, of rounded rectangular form, the cover decorated with a horse racing scene complete with jockeys, the side panels and underside with fish-scale type detail, the hinged cover opens to reveal a gilt interior, struck with the Swedish post-1912 'three crowns in trefoil' State mark only, length 8.1cm, weight 93g/2.99ozt approx

Nathaniel Mills.A Victorian silver snuff box, of rectangular form, with reeded detail, decorated with foliate scrolls to both the bottom, and top of the hinged cover, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1845, length 6.9cm, weight 58g/1.86ozt approx

A silver snuff box - Birmingham 1978, rectangular with engine turning and a gilt interior, together with a continental white metal square box stamped 925, 40g. (2)

.925 sterling silver snuff box / case

Antique Tortoiseshell gold inlay snuff box

A silver tyg form pin cushion, by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, Birmingham, 1906, a silver coal scuttle form ring box, by William Lewis, Birmingham, a cauldron salt and spoon and a Swedish silver snuff box (5)

Tabatiere mit feinem Miniatur-PorträtSchildpatt mit Messingmontierung. Zylindrischer Korpus. Im Deckel eingelassenes, verglastes Brustbildnis eines jungen Mannes mit blauem Gehrock. Unterseite mit altem Sammlungs-Etikett. Rest.; H. 2,5 cm. D. 7,7 cm.CITES-Bescheinigung liegt vor.Provenienz: aus der über Generationen gewachsenen Sammlung Michahelles, Hamburg.A probably English tortoiseshell and brass mounted snuff box with miniature portrait of a young man. Tempera on ivory. Restored. CITES included.England. 1. Hälfte 19. Jh.

Seltene Mikromosaik-TabatiereGrün-grau gemaserter Serpentin. Zylindrischer Korpus mit glatter Wandung. Auf dem Deckel sehr fein ausgeführtes, gefasstes Mikromosaik mit Darstellung einer Flusslandschaft und der "Ponte Lucano sull´Aniene" in Tivoli. Im Vordergrund Figurenstaffage und Angler. H. 3 cm. D. 6,3 cm.Provenienz: aus der über Generationen gewachsenen Sammlung Michahelles, Hamburg.A rare Italian serpentine brass mounted snuff box with a Roman micro-mosaic of the Lucano Bridge over the Aniene.Italien. Rom. 1. Hälfte 19. Jh.

Iserlohner TabakdoseMessing, geprägter Reliefdekor. Auf dem scharnierten Deckel ein zentrales Porträtmedaillon und von Blattranken gesäumte Kartuschen mit Allegorien auf Europa, Afrika, Asien und Amerika, einem Seestück, einer Interieurszene und einer vierzeiligen holländischen Inschrift. Auf der Unterseite dreizackführender Neptun sowie Lissabon vor und nach dem Erdbeben von 1755, von Blattranken gerahmt und ebenfalls mit umfangreicher holländischer Inschrift. Bez. "KEPPELMAN". Ber.; H. 3 cm. 15,5 cm x 5 cm.Vgl. Dossmann, (Ke I.3) und Abb. 110A (Ke II.1).A German brass snuff box. Rubbed.Deutsch. Iserlohn. Johan Adolph Keppelman. 1755-1757.

Tabakdose mit Szenen aus der Geschichte MünstersMessing und Kupfer, graviert. Rechteckige Grundform mit passig geschwungenen seitlichen Abschlüssen. Auf dem scharnierten Deckel in Kartusche eine Szene mit bewaffneten Reitern, in Kartusche auf Rückseite mehrere Figuren in einer Gasse, jeweils umgeben von flächendeckenden Blattranken und Zahnmuster am Rand. In runden Schriftfeldern holländische Inschrift, die auf Jan van Leyden und die Geschehnisse um die Wiedertäufer im Münster der 1530er Bezug nimmt. Ber.; H. 4 cm. 13 cm x 6 cm.A Dutch brass and copper snuff box. Rubbed.Niederlande. 17. Jh.

Äußerst feine DoppeltabatiereKupfer emailliert mit teilw. vergoldetem Silber. Rechteckiger Korpus mit gerundeten Ecken in zwei Fächer durch mittige Trennwand und je einen separaten, aufgewölbten Scharnierdeckel unterteilt. Schmale, teilw. gewellte und mehrfach profilierte Montierung, schauseitig mit korrespondierend geteiltem, volutiertem Drücker. Die Wandung sowie die beiden Deckel verziert mit farbenfrohen Watteauszenen mit Darstellungen von höfischen, musizierenden Paaren vor bewaldeter Landschaft. Auf der Bodenunterseite eine baumbestandene Landschaft mit Ruinenansicht. Auf den Deckelinnenseiten die feinen Porträtdarstellungen von Friedrich dem Großen (1733-1786) mit Dreispitz und Schwarzem Adlerorden auf der Brust sowie seiner Gemahlin Elisabeth Christine von Preussen (1715-1797) in weißem Rüschenkleid sowie beide dargestellt mit umgelegtem hermelinbesetztem Umhang. Polychrome Emaillemalerei. H. 4,5 cm. 9,5 cm x 7,2 cm.Vgl. LeCorbeiller, Alte Tabakdosen, Abb. 582 (Tabatiere mit Porträt Friedrich II von Preussen).A very fine German double compartment enamelled copper and parcel-gilt silver mounted snuff box with scenes after Watteau and the portraits of Frederick the Great and his wife Elisabeth Christine of Prussia.Deutsch. Berlin. Um 1750.

Iserlohner TabakdoseMessing, geprägter Reliefdekor. Auf dem scharnierten Deckel und der Unterseite jeweils der Feldmaschall Daun zu Pferde, nach links reitend und einen Degen ziehend, umgeben von Blattranken und kleinen Reitern im Hintergrund. Unterhalb Inschrift "LEOPOLDUS JOSEPHUS MARIA COMES DE DAUN". Bez. "JOHAN HENRICH GIESE ISERL". Ber.; H. 3 cm. 16 cm x 5,5 cm.Vgl. Dossmann, Abb. 77 (Gi V. 3).A German brass snuff box. Rubbed.Deutsch. Iserlohn. Johan Henrich Giese. Um 1760.

Iserlohner TabakdoseMessing, geprägter Reliefdekor. Auf dem scharnierten Deckel in Halbfigur Friedrich der Große in profiliertem Bilderrahmen unter gekröntem Adler über drei Frauengestalten mit Schilden und Palmwedel. Bez. "IOHAN ADOLPH KEPPELMAN". Auf der Unterseite von Blattranken gerahmte Schlachtenszene "Sieg von Krefeld" mit degenziehendem Reiter, Inschrift. "PRINS FERDINAND OVER DEN RHEIN SPASSIERT ET MET CLERMONT DEN SIEG VOLVOERDT". Minim. ber.; H. 3 cm. 16 cm x 5 cm.Vgl. Dossmann, Tafel 10 (Ke IV. 2) und Abb. 98 (Ke VI.4).A German brass snuff box. Minor rubbed.Deutsch. Iserlohn. Johan Adolph Keppelman. Um 1760.

Iserlohner TabakdoseMessing, geprägter Reliefdekor. Auf dem scharnierten Deckel Kalender mit Monaten und Tagen, seitlich gerahmt von Segelschiff und Neptun, darunter ein weiteres Segelschiff zwischen Sonne, Mond und Sternen. Inschrift "CALENDARIUM PERPETUUM". Auf der Unterseite Darstellung des Sieges von Freiberg mit Schlachtenszene hinter zwei Figuren mit Lorbeerkränzen, Waage, Siegesfahne und Porträtmedaillons sowie umfangreicher Inschrift. Bez. "KEPPELMAN". Minim. ber./ger; H. 3 cm. 16 cm x 5 cm.Vgl. Dossmann, Abb. 58 (Ke III.3) und Abb. 110a (Ke VI.8).A German brass snuff box. Minor rubbed/torn.Deutsch. Iserlohn. Johan Adolph Keppelman. Um 1760.