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An early Victorian silver presentation snuff box, reeded sides with cast ornate border, the cover with engraved border and presentation inscription: LEITH Shooting School 2ND PRIZE Gained by Alexr Henry 1847, the reverse with cartouche engraved: GAINED FIVE TIMES., gilt interior, hallmarked by Francis Clark, Birmingham, 1839, approx 2.87 ozt (89.2 grams), 8 x 4.5cm Further details: marks clear, scratches to interior, minor nicks and wear, slight tarnishing.
A circa 1900-1940's Indonesian fan made of water buffalo hide and horn together with a late 19th Century Victorian beaded reticule with draw-string fastening and beaded tassel below, a small ebony snuff box with mother of pearl inlay and a small quantity of seed pearl jewellery A/F to include a pendant on gold tone clasp with central smoky glass hair locket. Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request
A small collection of silver, comprising; a pair of oval dishes with twin geometric handles, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1932, two shell form butter dishes, a pair of silver mounted coasters, Birmingham 1908 and an oval snuff box with engraved initials, total weighable silver approx 12.2oz (7)Condition:Twin oval dishes both have small dents/creases, oval snuff box with some dents, general wear to other pieces commensurate with age, refer to images
Seven Chinese snuff bottles and one famille rose cylindrical boxLate Qing dynasty - 20th centuryComprising three famille rose bottles, one blue glazed bottle, and two glass imitating agate, 7.4cm - 6.2cm high; the cylindrical box with two figures and a long inscription, 4.7cm high (8).清晚期 - 二十世紀 鼻煙壺七件及粉彩蓋盒一件
* Shakespeare (William). An English treen snuff box made by John Marshall, mid-19th century, small circular box made of mulberry wood, the lid bearing an ornamental 'S' initial and the inscription 'Shakespeare's Mulberry Wood' around the edge, the inside of the lid stamped 'J. M.', diameter approximately 6 cm acrossQTY: (1)NOTE:Shakespeare’s mulberry was felled around 1756, in what the biographer and diarist James Boswell described as an act of ‘gothick barbarity’ by the then owner of New Place, the Reverend Francis Gastrell. John Marshall was a carver and antiquarian in Stratford-on-Avon who, after the felling used the wood to create carved artefacts for his shop. Marshall's 1887 obituary reads: 'Mr. Marshall ... had many opportunities of acquiring wood that was in different ways associated with Shakespeare, which he occasionally made into such articles as boxes &c., and many are now possessed by eminent persons in all parts of the world'. For a discussion of the snuff boxes and other commemorative objects produced from the celebrated mulberry tree felled in Shakespeare's garden at New Place, see Helen R. Smith, David Garrick 1717-1779 (British Library, 1979), pp.24-30.
A collection of 19th Century and later century horn snuff boxesto include two Scottish ovoid examples with applied silver shield shaped reserves to the covers, by William Dunningham & Co Aberdeen, c.1900 other probably Scottish oval shaped boxes, a rectangular horn and tortoiseshell snuff box, another inlaid with a mother of pearl flower pique work flower, a round box inlaid with bone and pique work, various, first length 8cm.Condition: Good condition commensurate with age / One shield reserve engraved with initials, but is rubbed.
A George III silver snuff boxBirmingham, 1791, makers mark ITof panelled navette form with bright cut engraved decoration, the lid with flush hinge, interior gilt, bears central reserve engraved with initials D.H.length 8.5cm., weight approx. 2.11oztCondition: Overall good condition commensurate with age. Some light rubbing to interior
A George III gold mounted tortoiseshell snuff box and other snuff boxes first of circular rounded from with concentric reeded decoration, the hinged cover with gold hinge, thumbpiece and vacant circular reserve together with a fruitwood treen snuff box in the from of a pair of bellows inlaid with mother of pearl, bone and brass pique work with sliding cover, a pair of miniature horn bellows, a burr wood snuff box of octagonal cylinder form, horn lined and a Scottish Mauchlineware sycamore snuff box, the hinged lid with painted transfer of a mating cockerel and hen entitled 'Gratis', (5)first diameter 4cm. second length 11cm.Condition: All items have general wear and tear commensurate with age. first overall good condition. Sliding cover handle on large treen bellows has been repaired and has general wear and tear but otherwise no major damage. Miniature horn bellow have a plug to side which cannot be removed and therefore this does not open and few minor chips. The Mauchlineware box in very good overall condition. The cylindrical box in good condition just general wear and a few knocks.
Four early 19th century continental snuff boxescomprising a French circular tortoiseshell box, the lid inset with a gilt portrait relief medallion of Marie Louise, a French carved ebony and gilt metal mounted circular box, the lid with a fixe sous verre view of the 'Palais du Corps Legislatif', a circular papier mache box printed with a triple portrait 'Les 3 Souverains Allies Pacificateurs de L'Europe' Prince Klemens von Metternich, Viscount Castlereagh and Charles Talleyrand and a circular cream painted Stobwasser style snuff box the lid printed and hand coloured with a genre scene, entitled 'Js er lebendig?'first diameter 8.3cm.Condition: First lid and base associated, cracks and chips to rim of lid. Other boxes in good condition commensurate with age
A pair of Italian .800 silver and blue glass salt and pepper shakers and other itemsfirst stamped 800, of blue glass urn form, fitted with domed covers, the bases embossed with stiff leaf decoration on spreading circular foot, together with a George V silver cigarette case of curbed rectangular form with linear engine turned decoration, initialled W.W. London, 1917, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, and a snuff box, Chester, 1909, Samson Mordan & Co Ltd, of plain rectangular form, the hinged lid with raised reserve, initialled, interior gilt, (4)first height 13cm., weight approx. 66.66ozt Condition: The shakers are in good condition, however the lid of the salt cannot be removed. Salt corrosion around holes on lid. Engraved decoration of cigarette case rubbed. Surface scratches to snuff box
A collection of 19th century and later mostly treen and papier mache snuff boxesto include a rectangular burrwood and tortoiseshell lined snuff box, a circular burrwood tortoiseshell snuff box inlaid with portrait of the Duke of Wellington, curved treen snuff box, various papier mache boxes to include one mounted with a silver shield shaped reserve, others with simulated tortoiseshell painted decoration, others with pewter and shell inlaid decoration, an oval Old Sheffield plate snuff box mounted with a coin, Dutch brass snuff box, a Black Forrest snuff box dated 1864five French rosewood snuff boxes inlaid or bound in white metal of to include examples inlaid with an airplane, a ploughman with cattle inscribed La Bretonne, clover leaves, a French olivewood Les Palmiers souvenir sabot snuff box etc., (26)first length 10cm., Condition: Overall good condition commensurate with age Sheffield plate snuff box rubbed
An Edwardian small silver hip flask and other silver various dates, makersfirst Birmingham, 1916, A & J Zimmerman Ltd, plain rectangular from with screw fitting mushroom cap, initialled, together with a late Victorian foliate embossed trinket box, Birmingham, 1900 Horton & Allday, a late Victorian vesta case of plain oblong form, initialled, an Elizabeth II engine turned snuff box, an engine turned propelling pencil, a small tortoiseshell box mounted with silver cartouche and a novelty electroplated golfing pepper pot in the form of a golf ball and clubs, (7)first height 9.5cm., weight approx. 5.24oztCondition: Hip flask with knocks to corners and cap, Trinket box worn through on high points and splits to side. dent to reverse of vesta. Tortoiseshell box previously with divisions
A collection of snuff mulls and boxescomprising a cow horn mull incised with scrimshaw work with panels of snakes, a fish, birds and plants within geometric borders the dated 1843, a Scottish brass mounted horn snuff mull with butterfly hinge c.1800, a French rectangular bone snuff box c.1800, the lid carved in low relief with a flower basket and crossed spade and rake, a circular pressed horn love box, the lid centred with roundel containing twin flaming hearts pierced with an arrow over initials M.R, the base inscribed John Johnson, Grenadier 1878, an oval silver snuff box, unmarked, the lid mounted with mother of pearl, a mussel shell snuff box and a hoof snuff box with plated metal fittings, (7)first length 12cm.Condition: First owners name has been erased or very worn. others is condition commensurate with age. Silver snuff box the base panel is detached and needs to be resoldered to frame
A collection of vintage 19th century and 20th century smoking pipes to include carved wooden example, porcelain meerschaum pipes of continental origin, leather cased examples with silver collars, cheroots to include amber and silver example, porcelain enamelled etc. Also tampers, gilt metal cigar holder, mother of pearl egg snuff box, mother of pearl French perfume bottle, George III snuff boxes, book shaped Bois Durci snuff and other items.
A Portuguese silver snuff box pre-1938, 833 Porto boar's head mark, with the Portuguese inscription 'Casaminito', to a reversible portrait of a married couple,7.5cm widetogether with a Dutch silver snuff box or vesta case,lion key and 1853 date mark, with reeded decoration,8cm wideand another smaller example,with two compartments, engraved with two figures smoking a pipe,5.5cm wide6.4ozt (3)Condition ReportThe Dutch box is dented. Heavy wear to the decoration on the Portuguese example. The smallest example is unmarked but tests as silver.
A George IV silver snuff box by William Simpson, Birmingham 1827, with engine-turned decoration to a vacant cartouche, 7.5cm widetogether with another example,by William Simpson, Birmingham 1830, with a later Victorian inscription to an engine-turned and foliate embossed border,8cm wideand another William IV example,by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1830, 9.5cm wide12.24ozt (3)Condition ReportVery minor dent to the Edward Smith. Tarnishing and wear to all commensurate with age.
Lacktabatiere mit Bäuerin, Russland, Ostaschkowo, Werkstatt Osip F. Wischnjakow mit Söhnen, 1882 - 1885 Papiermaché, Schwarzlack, innen dunkelrot lackiert. Runde, kannelierte Wandung. Auf dem Steckdeckel polychrome Ölmalerei: junge Bäuerin mit einem Rechen auf dem Feld. Deckelinnenseite mit Ausstellungsmedaillen. Kleine Fehlstellen. Maße 3,5 x 8,2 cm. A Russian papier mâché and lacquer snuff box, Ostashkovo, Osip Vishyakov and Sons factory, 1882 - 1885 A Russian papier mâché and lacquer snuff box, Ostashkovo, Osip Vishyakov and Sons factory, 1882 - 1885Papiermaché, Schwarzlack, innen dunkelrot lackiert. Runde, kannelierte Wandung. Auf dem Steckdeckel polychrome Ölmalerei: junge Bäuerin mit einem Rechen auf dem Feld. Deckelinnenseite mit Ausstellungsmedaillen. Kleine Fehlstellen. Maße 3,5 x 8,2 cm.Condition: II
Lack-Schnupftabakdose und Tabakdose, Russland, Danilowo, Pjotr und Aleksandr Lukutin, 1843 - 1855 und spätes 19. Jhdt. Papiermaché, Schwarzlack. Schnupftabakdose innen mit Silberfolie, auf dem Scharnierdeckel mit Ansicht eines Liebespaares, innen Firmenmarke (schwarzer Doppeladler mit kyrillischer Initiale "N" für Zar Nikolaus I. und Inschrift "PiA. Lukutinych"), innen starke Fehlstellen, Maße 3,5 x 9,5 x 4,5 cm. Die Tabakdose innen rotbraun lackiert, auf dem Deckel polychrome Ansicht eines Husaren, ungemarkt, Maße 3,5 x 9,2 cm. A Russian papier mâché and lacquer snuff box and a tobacco box, Danilovo, Piotr and Aleksandr Lukutin, 1843 - 1855 and late 19th century A Russian papier mâché and lacquer snuff box and a tobacco box, Danilovo, Piotr and Aleksandr Lukutin, 1843 - 1855 and late 19th centuryPapiermaché, Schwarzlack. Schnupftabakdose innen mit Silberfolie, auf dem Scharnierdeckel mit Ansicht eines Liebespaares, innen Firmenmarke (schwarzer Doppeladler mit kyrillischer Initiale "N" für Zar Nikolaus I. und Inschrift "PiA. Lukutinych"), innen starke Fehlstellen, Maße 3,5 x 9,5 x 4,5 cm. Die Tabakdose innen rotbraun lackiert, auf dem Deckel polychrome Ansicht eines Husaren, ungemarkt, Maße 3,5 x 9,2 cm.Condition: II
Steinbesetzte goldene Snuff-Box, wohl Indien, 19. Jhdt. 18kt Gold (getestet, ungemarkt). Der runde Korpus umlaufend mit drei Reihen Smaragde verziert. Steckdeckel mit drei Reihen en suite gefasster Rubine und einer Reihe Saphire. Ein Smaragd als Bekrönung (leicht bestoßen). Maße 2,3 x 2,6 x 2,6 cm, Gesamtgewicht 42,74 g. An Indian gem-set gold snuff box, probably 19th century An Indian gem-set gold snuff box, probably 19th century18kt Gold (getestet, ungemarkt). Der runde Korpus umlaufend mit drei Reihen Smaragde verziert. Steckdeckel mit drei Reihen en suite gefasster Rubine und einer Reihe Saphire. Ein Smaragd als Bekrönung (leicht bestoßen). Maße 2,3 x 2,6 x 2,6 cm, Gesamtgewicht 42,74 g. Condition: II -
FIVE ITEMS OF SILVER, to include an oval polished snuff box, hinged cover, engraved initials 'J.J.G' to the base, gilt interior hallmarked 'Peter John Doherty' Birmingham 1944, a shell shape pin dish, hallmarked 'Joseph Gloster' Birmingham 1895, together with a chatelaine bucket shape thimble holder with thimble, both pieces hallmarked Birmingham, fitted with a jump ring to the handle for suspension, a Georgian silver shell shape caddy spoon, approximate gross weight 78.3 grams, together with a silver mounted compact mirror with pique tortoiseshell reverse, hallmarked Birmingham (condition report: general light wear, moderate tarnishing to some pieces will benefit from a gentle clean and polish)

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