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Lot 397
A rare early 19th century hallmarked silver oval two division snuff box inscribed to the sides "The Officers of the 49th Regiment to Colonel Yates Ballinaslce, 12th Feb 1821", the cover with bright cut engraved border, the lids inscribed "19th and 49th", maker IP, date letter obscured, 10 x 4.5cm. Formerly the property of General Sir Miles Dempsey.
Lot 328
An early 20th century carved boxwood commemorative rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid decorated with flags and weapons, the sides and back carved with foliate scrolls, inscribed to label on underside of lid "Made by French Prisoner of War During His Confinement at Sissinghurst Castle in Kent, Anno 1760", width 9cm. CONDITION REPORT: Repaired hinge. Right side of cover detached but present (see additional photos).
Lot 217
ASSORTED COLLECTABLES comprising a Mauchlinware tinket box with double lid ('Bournemouth from the East Cliff' / 'The Arcade, Bournemouth'), 12.5cm long; a papier-mache snuff box, the lid painted with a Tyrolean couple, 9.5cm long; a Holy Land olive wood dice shaker, 7.5cm high; a treen pot with screw top, 4.5cm high; an Art Nouveau metal tray, 18cm long; a silver page marker; a silver propelling pencil; a brass vesta case; and a pair of folding spectacles
Lot 163
Antique Hand Chased Dutch Silver Large Snuff Box. Chased Motif Depicting Windmills, "Winter", "Herest", Scroll and foliate Motif. The Interior of the Lid with Two Windows which Open to Reveal More Scenes. Signed with Touch Marks on Interior. Good Condition. Measures 1-1/4 Inches Tall, 5 Inches Length and Weighs Approx. 7.72 Troy Ounces. Shipping $40.00
Lot 488
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, British Historical Medals, The Loss of the East Indiaman Kent, Silver Medal, 1825, by Thomas Halliday, seascape with the Kent burning vigorously, a passanger descends into a skiff, to the fore the brig Cambria, 1 MARCH 1825, rev names of the towns that helped the survivors around legend, THE DESTRUCTION OF THE KENT EAST INDIAMAN, IN THE BAY OF BISCAY …, engraved naming on edge, “EDWARD CONNELY CHIEF MATE”, 48mm (BHM 1250; Eimer 1178; MH 578). Extremely fine with a few minor scuffs. For further reading see Fearon, D, “The Melancholy Loss of the Kent, East Indiaman – 1825: An Account of the Medal struck to Commemorate the Event”, OMRS, Winter 1988, pp.244-250. Connely’s medal was not amongst those listed in the article and has not been noted by the writer in the intervening years. A presentation snuff box to Edward Connolly (sic) with a depiction of the Loss of the Kent is in the museum of the East Surrey Regiment.
Lot 471
An early Victorian presentation silver Castle-top snuff box, Kenilworth, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1837, rectangular form, the hinged cover with a relief of Kenilworth Castle from the Elizabethan gardens, the interior cover inscribed 'T. Beaumont Walpole Esq. from John Fisher Esq. of Cossington, Leicestershire, Sept 26th 1849', also engraved with two crests, the base with lattice decoration and initialled, length 6.2cm, approx. weight 1.4oz
Lot 472
A William IV presentation silver snuff box, by Reily and Storer, London 1834, rectangular form, engine-turned decoration, the hinged cover with a cast grapevine border, and with a gold cartouche engraved with a crest, the interior inscribed 'Presented to Thomas Starling Esq. Foreman of the Lent Jury of the Manor of ST. John of Jerusalem for the year 1834, by his brother Jurymen as a token of their esteem and approbation, his impartial conduct while presiding over their labours', length 8cm, approx. weight 4oz
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