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Lot 139
A Victorian papier mache snuff box, of oblong form with canted corners, the cover pewter inlaid with a galloping horse in a landscape, 2 3/4" wide, a 19th Century silver plated snuff box by Philip Ashberry & Sons, the cover embossed with a horse and foal, 3 1/4" wide, and an early 19th Century pewter snuff box, 2 1/4" wide (3) (illustrated)
Lot 144
A William IV silver snuff box, by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1836, of engine turned rectangular form with foliate borders, gilt interior, 8cm by 5cm, a late 19th Century silver card case, unmarked, of shaped rectangular form engraved with engine turning and reeding, inscribed, 9cm long and a metal wares rectangular shape stamp box, 6cm long (3). Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.
Lot 227
An early Victorian snuff box, by Francis Clark Birmingham 1838, of simple rectangular outline with reeded sides and engine tuned base, the hinged cover with moulded floral border with central inscribed cartouche; together with a lancet case of conventional from with engraved floral borders and two cartouches engraved 'Token of gratitude' 'from a friend', with fitted interior and four lancets; together with a Victorian sugar bowl by Marshall & Sons Edinburgh 1849 with embossed floral, scroll and birds to bellied bowl, with everted scalloped rim with chased scroll details, raised on three hoof feet (3), snuff box 8cm x 5cm x .5 cm, lancet case 6.5cm high. Notes: the engraved cover inscribed in script 'presented to Mr Wm Reddie by the Monitors of Chalmers street Sabbath morning school as a token of their esteem of his unwearied excitations in endeavouring to provide these spiritual welfare 9th June 1840'
Lot 602
William IV oak circular snuff box with engraved ormolu plaque - The Oak of which this table is made was under the foundation of Old London Bridge upwards of six hundred and fifty years and taken up from thence on 1833 by William John Jolliffe Esq and Sir Edward Banks the contractors and builders of New London Bridge, 8cm
Lot 144
A 19th century French carved walnut snuff box of circular form, the cover decorated with inscription 'Prise de la Bastille le 14 Juillet 1789', the interior with damaged tortoiseshell lining, 7.5cm wide; and a 19th century rosewood and maple crossbanded box of rectangular form with domed cover, 19.5cm wide, 13cm high, 8cm deep -2
Lot 204
A George III ivory patch box of oval form, a central cartouche surrounded by seed pearls, in an original case, 9.5cm wide; an oval ivory necessaire with monogram 'IM' with tools, lacking thimble, 12cm wide; a tortoiseshell box with silver inlay, 10cm wide; an oval papier mache snuff box, 10cm wide; and a Chinese ivory card case with carved figural decoration (damaged cover), 9.5cm high -5
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