There are 44471 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribeA Victorian silvery metal mounted horn snuff mull, the lid applied with thistle and shield-shape plaque engraved with initials "G.B", 2.5ins high, and a silvery metal and mother-of-pearl oval snuff box, the lid carved with a dragon, the base engraved with entwined initials, 3ins x 2.375ins x .5ins high
A Victorian rectangular horn snuff box inlaid with silvery metal and with hardstone chequer board rectangular panel to lid, with presentation plaque to interior - "Sir J. Bailey, Bart M.P Obit November 20th 1858, Given by his Afflicted Widow to Elme Steele Esq in Token of his Kind Attention", 3.5ins x 2.125ins x .75ins high
A Victorian Treen rectangular "Blind Man" table snuff box carved in high relief and depicting Tam O'Shanter and Souter Johnnie drinking, the sides decorated with goats, 6ins x 3ins x 2.5ins high, and another similar, with dog and chip carved border, 6.25ins x 3ins x 2.125ins high Note: It is traditionally believed that boxes such as these examples were made by a blind man in Glasgow
A Victorian Treen rectangular carved "Blind Man" table snuff box carved in high relief and depicting Tam O'Shanter and Souter Johnnie drinking, the sides decorated with dogs and with chip carved border, 5.5ins wide x 2.875ins x 2ins high, and another carved in high relief, depicting Tam O'Shanter on his horse Bess crossing the bridge, fleeing from the witch, 5.75ins x 2.875ins x 2ins high Note: It is traditionally believed that boxes such as these examples were made by a blind man in Glasgow
A Victorian Treen "Blind Man" table snuff box carved in high relief, depicting Tam O'Shanter and Souter Johnnie drinking, the sides decorated with dogs and chip carved border, 6ins x 3ins x 1.875ins high, and another, 6ins x 2.75ins x 2ins high Note: It is traditionally believed that boxes such as these examples were made by a blind man in Glasgow
A Victorian Treen "Blind Man" table snuff box carved in high relief, depicting Tam O'Shanter and Souter Johnnie drinking, sides decorated with dogs and chip carved border, 6.375ins x 3ins x 2.375ins high, and another with a running fox to front border, 6ins x 2.75ins x 1.625ins high, and another Treen ware snuff box Note: It is traditionally believed that boxes such as these examples were made by a blind man in Glasgow
George IV rectangular silver snuff box, the hinged cover with engine turned decoration, maker John Bettridge, Birmingham 1824, 7cm wide, 2.1oz approx Condition: Engraved monogram to the top, very slight dent to the left edge of top ad slight staining to the interior - **General condition consistent with age
Loading...
