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Lot 333
An 18th century Austro-Hungarian snuff box, of shallow oblong form with reeded borders and a gilt interior, the cover and base stamped in low relief with putti in a grotto landscape, maker's mark "DS", town mark c "crown" struck also with prussian storage marks, unascribed c.1740, 3.15in (8cm) wide, 3oz.
Lot 544
A mixed lot: six various horn boxes, two wooden snuff boxes, two papier-maché snuff boxes, two pill boxes with enamelled covers, an egg shaped box and cover, a cigarette case, another with a horse racing scene on the cover, two small dressing table boxes, two mounted glass bottles/boxes, and two plated boxes. (Lot)
Lot 35
A Russian and niello decorated rectangular snuff box, the hinged cover with calligraphy, 1.8in (4.5cm), circa 1890, together with a late Victorian oval silver repoussé decorated pin box, 2.75on (7cm). Maker Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1897, and a glass vesta holder with a silver mounted rim on a spreading foot, 2.5in (6.25cm) high. (3).
Lot 602
A rare George III, blue john, silver and two tone gold mounted, circular snuff box & cover. Sheffield 1801, by Edward Goodwin. The cover mounted with pierced silver panel depicting a classic vase with flowers, inset with rubies and diamond chips. 3.8cm diameter. With a leathe r bound fitted case.
Lot 605
A Victorian silver inkwell, London c.1888, by Edward Stockwell, retailed by 'Barker of New Bond Street'. Of ball shape, with gimble mounted inkwell in side. 7cm max diameter also a Victorian silver repousse, snuff box & cover; a cut glass and silver top cotton pot and further misc items. (a lot)
Lot 624
A plated snuff box, of waisted circular form, the base set with engine-turned tortoiseshell, the cover with an enamel plaque depicting an architectural study, diameter 6.5cm, a cased gold mounted lacquered tortoiseshell lined snuff box, diameter 6cm, and a child's combination whistle and rattle with four bells and a coral teething stick. (3)
Lot 2102
An early 19th century French pollard wood circular snuff box, the lid inset with a gilt metal cliche of a medal after Andrieu commemorating the baptism of the King of Rome, the interior with brass lining engraved "Theresa Krones", diameter 8.5cm, and a gilt metal cliche profi le after Losch of Max Joseph of Bavaria, inset into a later circular maplewood box, (2).
Lot 2178
A Collection of seven snuff and patch boxes and further items. Early 19th century & later. To include a horn, rectangular snuff box. The cover with bone and tortoiseshell parquetry inlay; A Queen Anne style oval, horn box and cover. The cover gilded & engraved depicting a por trait of Queen Anne wearing crown with monogram 'A R'; A carved wooden circular patch box 'Souvenir of Palestine'; A 17th century style, oval fruitwood, bone and metal, box and cover. The wooden panel inset to the cover with carved bone sections engraved 'The Best Is Not Too Good For You' and date '1668'; A further gilt metal and circular patch box and cover; also a miniature tortoiseshell veneered Georgian design knife box. (7)
Lot 2183
Two George III wooden and silver mounted navette shaped snuff boxes. The smaller box with hinged cover mounted with silver engraved shield with monogram 'J B S'. Inside the cover fitted with a glazed memoriam oval framed hair lock. 9cm long. The larger box with chased silver hinge, oval silver shield (blank) and silver mount to the edge, 10 cm long. (2)
Lot 2190
A tortoiseshell, miniature portrait, snuff box, early 19th century of circular shape. The cover inset with a miniature by Guiseppe Tresca. The portrait of a young female head and shoulders turned to left wearing a pink silk turban and robe, signed bottom right. 'Trseca f. Vme ', 6cm diam. The interior of the box silver lined. 8cm diam.
Lot 210
A Louis XVI enamelled gold snuff box by Jean-Baptiste Marie (fl. 1769-1788), marked, Paris, 1778/1779, with charge and discharge marks of Jean-Baptiste Fouache, later struck with two post 1864 French import marks, oval, the base and side panels enamelled in translucent caramel-colour on an engine turned ground, the cover with oval portrait plaque painted en grisaille with Joseph II (1741-1790), Holy Roman Emperor, flanked by a nude child with laurel crown and the Habsburg eagle with globe, sceptre and sword, the gold border enamelled with green leaves and chased with flowers surmounted by a bow cresting, the side pilasters hung with green enamelled swags, the frosted gold borders with twisted green and opaque ribbons enclosing pellets, 8cm (3.25") wide Provenance: Christie's London, 22 May 2001, Lot 152 (see illustration)
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