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A George III silver mounted agate snuff boxno town mark but London, 1816, makers mark indistinct ? H.oval, the cover with sunken hinge, set with lappet mounted banded agate, engraved with the crest of a dolphin and initial Klength 55cm., Condition: Good condition. Some rubbing to engraving

An early 19th century French horn snuff box in the from of Napoleon's bicorn hat, with an inlaid bone cockade, the hinged front pressed with Napoleon standing, titled Napoleon A Moscou length 7cmCondition: Good condition

A mid 19th century Austro-Hungarian silver snuff boxVienna, 1861, 13 loth for .812 standard, makers mark indistinctof rectangular form with shaped outline, all over engine turned decoration, the hinged lid with vacant reserve, chased strapwork borders and raised thumbpiece, interior giltlength 9cm., weight approx. 3.57ozt.Condition: Some light rubbing to engine turned decoration on lid. Rubbing to gilt interior

An Edwardian silver planished snuff box and a squeeze action snuff box first London, 1902, William Comyns, of rectangular cushion form with hinged lid with circular reserve and shaped thumbpiece, interior gilt, second Birmingham, 1919, William henry sparrow, of plain compressed oval form, interior gilt, (2)first length 9cm., total weight approx. 4.39oztCondition: Comyns box with light surface scratches and wear. Reserve looks like it has been engraved but is very rubbed. Gilt interior rubbed. Second Fair condition, minor knocks and dings to side

Two George III silver viniagrettes and a snuff boxfirst Birmingham, 1814, Matthew Linwood, circular with reeded decoration and sides, gilt interior with hinged scroll pierced grille, second, London, 1818, John Reily, rectangular with engine turned decoration, the hinged lid with a raised foliate chased border, gilt interior with hinged foliate scroll grille, third, Birmingham, 1810, Samuel Pemberton, plain rectangular form with cut off corner, the hinge dlid engraved with initials, (3)first diameter 2.9cm., weight approx. 1.8oztCondition: Good condition commensurate with age

A late 19th century Indian colonial silver snuff boxstamped sterling, of plain curved oval form with hinged cover, interior gilt length 10cm., weight approx. 4.58oztCondition: Good condition

Four 19th century horn and tortoiseshell snuff boxes and a cigarette casecomprising a rectangular tortoiseshell snuff box, the hinged lid with applied carved monogram, two horn snuff boxes, the lid inlaid blonde tortoiseshell, a horn snuff box with applied vacant shield reserve and foliate scroll thumbpiece and a French rectangular tortoiseshell cigarette case with applied gold bordered vacant rectangular reserve and tips to covers, French control marks, match compartment to end with striker cover, (5)first length 9cm., Condition: All in good condition except the cigarette cigarette case which at one end has a short crack which has been pinned, short crack to other end in same place. lacking gold tip to one cover

A George III silver double snuff box Birmingham, 1808, William Pughof curved rectangular form, the lid with flush hinge and secondary hinged compartment and the base prick dot engraved with trailing vine leaves, the sides with a waved border, interior gilt length 7.5cm., weight approx. 1.94oztCondition: Good condition. Engraving crisp and unrubbed. INterior gilt bright. good patina Closes well and snugly. Hinges strong. Free from dings or knocks 

Three early 19th century tortoiseshell snuff boxes and a blonde tortoiseshell scent bottle holderfirst of curved rectangular form, with concave sides, the hinged lid with reeded border inlaid with silver wire decoration and rectangular reserve bearing initials, together with two plain rectangular boxes, one with gilt metal mounts and the domed hinged lid inlaid with piquework gold stars, the orther with a vacant gold shield shaped reserve, and a scent bottle holder of plain tonneau from, silver mounts and navette shaped vacant reserve to the push button hinged lid containing a clear scent phial and stopper, (4)first length 6cmCondition: first good condition. The pique inlaid box lacking rectangular reserve to lid. Some old stable crack to base, second in good condition, scent bottle holder in good condition

Two late George III silver snuff boxesfirst London, 1813, makers mark W E, rectangular with engine turned decoration, the hinged cover with vacant circular reserve and plain thumbpiece,, interior gilt, second Birmingham, 1814, John Shaw of plain rectangular form, interior gilt, (2)first length 6.5cm., weight approx. 3.41ozt,Condition: Good condition. Both closes snugly, Surface wear and scratches Plain box with a dings to corner of lid

An early Victorian silver snuff boxBirmingham, 1841, Nathaniel Millsrectangular form with hinged lid, foliate scroll borders and thumbpiece reeded sides, gilt interior length 7.3cm. weight approx. 2.83oztCondition: Good condition. closes snugly. interior gilt bright. Light surface wear

A late 18th century French tortoiseshell and pique work inlaid snuff boxoval, the hinged lid inlaid in gold and silver piquework with an urn draped trails of flowers, gilt metal mount with raised scroll humbpiece length 9cmCondition: Old good restoration to sides in two places

George III silver snuff box and two vinaigrettes first Birmingham, 1809, Samuel Pemberton, of rounded oblong form with rounded ends, engraved with bright cut engraved leaf borders, interior gilt, together with a plain rectangular vinaigrette, no town mark but London, 1799, makers mark WP over BS probably William Parker and Benjamin Simpson, gilt interior with hinged grille pierced with crossed flaming torch, bow, arrow, quiver and wreath within foliate decoration, initialled and a small late Victorian vinaigrette, Birmingham, 1895, Hilliard & Thomason, rectangular with engraved decoration and suspension ring, interior with hinged engraved and pierced grille, (3)first length 5.4cm., weight approx. 1.63oztCondition: Good condition commensurate with age. First minor knocks and ding, interior bright, other both good

A William IV silver snuff boxLondon, 1831, Nathaniel Mills, of rectangular from with engine turned decoration and raised border, the hinged lid with rectangular reserve engraved J Hinde, Preston length 6.9cm., weight approx. 2.05oztCondition: Some light rubbing to engraving. Closes snugly. Interior bright

A George III silver mounted blonde tortoiseshell snuff box unmarkedelongated oval form, the hinged lid with central oval reserve engraved with initials length 9.5cm.Condition: Good condition

An early Victorian silver presentation table snuff boxBirmingham, 1840, Nathaniel Mills,of rectangular bombe form, the hinged lid engraved 'Presented to Mr Alexr Ross railway Contractor On his Workmen And contributed On his Workmen and contribution by Voluntary subscription As a token respect for his Fidelity and Integrity over them Cumbernauld 26 Oct 1842, within a raised shaped foliate scroll cushion border and conforming thumbpiece, edges engine turned, foliates chased sides, and base engine turned, interior gilt length 9.5cm., weight approx. 6.36oztCondition: Good condition, crisp decoration

A William IV silver box and an early Victorian silver snuff boxesfirst Birmingham, 1833, William Simpsonof rounded rectangular form with engine turned decoration, the lid with flush hinge, vacant rectangular reserve and plain thumbpiece, interior gilt, second, Birmingham, 1866, Frederick Marson, larger but of similar design, the hinged lid engraved with Presentation inscription within foliate scroll borders, the underside with strapwork, interior gilt, (2)first length 6.9cm., total weight approx. 3.19oztCondition: Good condition. Both close well. Victorian bow the inscription has some rubbing, very light dings to corners. Gilt interiors bright

A George III silver snuff boxBirmingham, 1812, John Shawof curved rectangular form with reeded decoration, the lid flush hinge and plain thumbpiece, interior gilt length 7.5cm., weight approx. 2.28oztCondition: Good condition, gilt bright

A late George III silver snuff boxLondon, 1819, makers mark slight rubbed but probably Thomas Freemanrectangular with engine turned decoration, raised foliate borders and reeded sides, the hinged lid with vacant oval reserve length 6.7cm., weight approx.2.78oztCondition: Slight rubbing to lid. Interior gilt completely rubbed. closes snugly

A Victorian silver snuff box and four other later snuff boxesfirst London, 1871, Thomas Whitehouse, of plain rectangular form engraved with initials, interior gilt stamped Asprey 166 Bond St, together with a plain snuff box, London, 1918, Sampson Mordan & Co., interior gilt, two similar modern snuff boxes and a silver-gilt box stamped 926, of rounded rectangular form, the hinged lid decorated in brown guilloche enamel with white line border, (5)first length 3.9cm., weight approx. 5.07oztCondition: First good condition. front corners bumped. Some rubbing to gilt on enamel decorated box

A George III silver snuff boxBirmingham, 1808, John Shaw,of curved rectangular form with all over reeded decoration, the lid with sunken hinged and raised thumbpiece, interior gilt and engraved with a crestlength 8.3cm., weight approx. 2.83oztCondition: Good condition, closes snugly. interior gilt

A George IV silver snuff boxBirmingham, 1826, John Thropprectangular with engine turned decoration, hinged lid with vacant rectangular reserve and foliate scroll decoration, the concave sides with raised foliate borders, interior giltlength 7.6cm., weight approx. 2.67oztCondition: Good condition. closes well, interior gilt bright engine turned decoration crisp

An early Victorian silver snuff boxBirmingham, 1840, Francis Clarkrectangular, the hinged cover with raised foliate chased shaped cushion border, conforming chased thumbpiece and borders, engine turned sides and base, interior gilt length 8.6cm., weight 5.32oztCondition: very good condition commensurate with age. Light surface wear and marks. Closes snugly . Gilt bright to interior

A William IV silver snuff boxBirmingham, 1833, makers mark TS probably Thomas Shaw rectangular form, engine turned hinged lid with circular reserve initialled A.J and foliate scroll thumbpiece, reeded sides and engine turned base, gilt interiorlength 7.1cm., weight 2.17oztCondition: Good condition. Closes with a click, interior gilt bright

A Georgian hallmarked silver snuff box, Birmingham 1831, engine turned decoration with floral lip, monogrammed EH, gilt interior by Francis Clark

Continental silver and niello snuff box, Swedish import mark and numbered 249, oval, the lid decorated with a horse racing scene, continually decorated sides and base, 8.3cm, 2.9ozt.

A Victorian propelling pencil with simulated amethyst finial and a horn and tortoiseshell snuff box.

A Chinese snuff box modelled as a beetle with folding wings

A George IV silver snuff box, maker TS, Birmingham 1827, width 7.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: 75.6g

MIXED COLLECTABLES, oval metal snuff box with chased decoration, inscribed 'Daniel Jenkins, Boiler Maker 1900', 5cms (h), 7cms (w), four various pocket watches and a small assortment of vintage powder compacts

George III silver snuff box of shaped form, with reeded decoration, hinged cover and silver gilt interior (Birmingham 1809) (maker's mark rubbed). All at approximately 2ozs. 7cm across.

George III silver snuff box of rectangular form, with reeded decoration, hinged cover and silver gilt interior (London 1809) Joseph Ash I. All at approximately 3ozs. 7.8cm across.

Fine quality antique carved hardstone snuff box in the manner of Fabergé, carved in the form of a pug, with gold mounts and set with gemstones, 7cm longThe base is cracked but secure, the rest has natural fractures and is in good order

Late 18th/early 19th century silver and mother of pearl snuff box of oval form, unmarked, 7.5cm wide

18th century George III tortoiseshell and yellow metal inlaid snuff or patch box, of navette form, the hinged lid with a mirror to underside, 10cm long

A 19th century Italian gold and enamel mounted 'Real Castello di Aglie' snuff boxmark to the side suggesting second standard, 9K Shaped rectangular form, the hinged cover centrally mounted with a polychrome enamel oval landscape of a castle and countryside, titled beneath 'Real Castello di Aglie', surrounded by engraved scrolls and foliate motifs against an engine-turned matt ground, opening to reveal a gilt interior, the exterior with engine-turned panels with decorative floral highlights, length 8.5cm, weight total 92.8gms.Please note, the central enamel panel has sustained damage to the tree area, which is located top right. Please request a condition report for this lot.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An 18th century gold-mounted tortoiseshell snuff boxunmarked, circa 1730 Rectangular, the cover with elaborate piqué posé gold inlay of two cooing doves by a stream amongst garland-draped architectural scrolls, with reeded mount and shell base, length 8.3cm.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19th century gold and champlevé enamelled snuff boxunmarked, almost certainly Swiss Rectangular, the cover with a central vase of flowers and elaborate scrolls and garlands on a black ground within a Greek-key border, the sides of double baluster form, the base with a 'woven' pattern on black within a flower border, length 6.5cm, weight 50gms.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A collection of five small 18th and 19th century boxescomprising a leather mounted snuff box, the cover painted with playing cards; an ebonised snuff box, the cover mounted with a medal 'Bonaparte Premier Consul de la Republique Fran'; two tortoiseshell circular snuff boxes; and a small Regency tortoiseshell tea caddy, the interior compartment with an ivory handle and later lined interior, the playing card example, 8.5 cm diameter,, the small Regency tea caddy 8cm high (5)Footnotes:The items within this lot containing ivory have been registered in accordance with the Ivory Act (Section 10). Ref. MET2P459.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y ФY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.Ф This lot contains or is made of ivory and cannot be imported into the USA or any country within the EU.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An early 18th century silver-mounted pressed tortoiseshell snuff boxthe tortoiseshell cover marked OB, for John Obrisset (1705 - 1727) Unmarked silver mount and hinged cover, the cover set with a pressed depiction of King Charles I, with a tortoiseshell base, traces of gilt with gilt interior, length 7.5cm.Footnotes:The portrait is after the medal of 1670 by John Roettiers.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: YY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

ROYAL INTEREST: a 9 carat gold snuff boxCohen & Charles, London 1939, also stamped CALLOW, retailed by OSCAR CALLOW, MOUNT ST., W.1. Of rectangular form, engine-turned reeded decoration, the hinged cover featuring a cast rose-gold floral thumbpiece, opening to reveal a plain polished interior with engraved handwriting 'Athens, Crete, Egypt, South Africa, England 1941' and 'With all love from P**cey', length 8cm, weight 110.7gms.Footnotes:ProvenanceEmerald Joyce Henrietta Brittain-Jones née Wallach (1902-1974).Thence by descentThese boxes belonged to Emerald Joyce Henrietta Brittain Jones née Wallach, and were gifts from George II of Greece. Joyce was born in Allahabad, Utter Pradesh, India. Her father, William Wallach, was a Barrister in India. On 19th January 1924, she married Captain Jack Brittain Jones (1899-1975) of the Black Watch (1st Battalion), at a Society wedding at Middle Temple Church in London. In 1927, the couple had a daughter, Pauleen Victoria. By 1931, Jack and his family were living in India where Jack was Aide-de-Camp to Lord Willingdon, Viceroy of India.In 1931, George II of Greece (1890-1947) visited India where he met Jack and Joyce. From 1934, the correspondence from Joyce to George is loving and affectionate, clearly indicating that a deep and meaningful personal relationship had developed between them. In 1935, George II was divorced by his estranged wife, Princess Elisabeth of Romania (1894-1956), who cited desertion. Joyce and Jack also divorced in 1935, citing Jack's adultery.George II had become King of Greece in 1922, but in 1924 Greece declared itself a Republic, and the monarchy was abolished. Eventually the Greek monarchy was restored in 1935 so George returned as King. Joyce and the King then began to lead a very private life together in Greece, often at the Tatoi Palace, the Royal family's summer residence, situated thirty miles from Athens, where George was able to indulge his love of farming. Joyce reportedly knitted, read and sat quietly. She was well-liked by George's sister-in-law, Katherine, and regarded as one of the family.It is reported that Joyce refused to marry George II because she believed that a morganatic marriage, like that of Edward VIII and Mrs Simpson (also divorced), would be damaging to George's position as monarch.In 1941, Germany occupied Greece and George fled to Crete, facing many dangers including his potential capture. A British destroyer transported him into exile in Cairo, Egypt. Later in 1943, Joyce accompanied George to the United States of America as his quiet and inconspicuous companion. Joyce also accompanied George on a visit to South Africa. They had then moved to London, where Joyce engaged in war work as a Fire Warden. Joyce was a particular friend of Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent who was a Greek Princess by birth and a British Princess by marriage to Prince George, Duke of Kent.In 1946, a referendum restored the monarchy, and George II again returned to Greece as King. He desperately wanted Joyce to accompany him to Greece and put pressure on the British Government to permit her to join him. However, the Government was concerned to avoid political difficulties in Greece, and refused permission. Princess Katherine suggested that Joyce could live in Greece as her lady in waiting. Sadly, whilst waiting for a resolution and missing each other, George II died of a heart attack in his office in the Royal Palace in Athens and was buried at Tatoi Palace.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

ROYAL INTEREST: three silver snuff boxesvarious makers and dates Including a large Britannia silver oval box, F T Ray, London 1934, the pull-off stepped cover featuring the engraved coat-of-arms for George II of Greece, inscribed handwriting to the interior 'With love Christmas 1944', the exterior plain polished, together with a shaped rectangular silver snuff box, J Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1939, engine-turned exterior, the hinged cover with an engraved central cartouche 'CHEW-POO, CRETE, MAY 1941', opening to reveal a gilt interior, and finally another similar silver snuff box, J Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1939, the central cartouche engraved 'CHEW-POO, CAPE TOWN, 1941', weight total 8oz. (3)Footnotes:ProvenanceEmerald Joyce Henrietta Brittain-Jones née Wallach (1902-1974).Thence by descent.These boxes belonged to Emerald Joyce Henrietta Brittain Jones née Wallach, and were gifts from George II of Greece. Joyce was born in Allahabad, Utter Pradesh, India. Her father, William Wallach, was a Barrister in India. On 19th January 1924, she married Captain Jack Brittain Jones (1899-1975) of the Black Watch (1st Battalion), at a Society wedding at Middle Temple Church in London. In 1927, the couple had a daughter, Pauleen Victoria. By 1931, Jack and his family were living in India where Jack was Aide-de-Camp to Lord Willingdon, Viceroy of India.In 1931, George II of Greece (1890-1947) visited India where he met Jack and Joyce. From 1934, the correspondence from Joyce to George is loving and affectionate, clearly indicating that a deep and meaningful personal relationship had developed between them. Their private nicknames for each other were 'Chew' and 'Poo', as cited on two of these boxes. In 1935, George II was divorced by his estranged wife, Princess Elisabeth of Romania (1894-1956), who cited desertion. Joyce and Jack also divorced in 1935, citing Jack's adultery.George II had become King of Greece in 1922, but in 1924 Greece declared itself a Republic, and the monarchy was abolished. Eventually the Greek monarchy was restored in 1935 so George returned as King. Joyce and the King then began to lead a very private life together in Greece, often at the Tatoi Palace, the Royal family's summer residence, situated thirty miles from Athens, where George was able to indulge his love of farming. Joyce reportedly knitted, read and sat quietly. She was well-liked by George's sister-in-law, Katherine, and regarded as one of the family.It is reported that Joyce refused to marry George II because she believed that a morganatic marriage, like that of Edward VIII and Mrs Simpson (also divorced), would be damaging to George's position as monarch.In 1941, Germany occupied Greece and George fled to Crete, facing many dangers including his potential capture. A British destroyer transported him into exile in Cairo, Egypt. Later in 1943, Joyce accompanied George to the United States of America as his quiet and inconspicuous companion. Joyce also accompanied George on a visit to South Africa. They had then moved to London, where Joyce engaged in war work as a Fire Warden. Joyce was a particular friend of Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent who was a Greek Princess by birth and a British Princess by marriage to Prince George, Duke of Kent.In 1946, a referendum restored the monarchy, and George II again returned to Greece as King. He desperately wanted Joyce to accompany him to Greece and put pressure on the British Government to permit her to join him. However, the Government was concerned to avoid political difficulties in Greece, and refused permission. Princess Katherine suggested that Joyce could live in Greece as her lady in waiting. Sadly, whilst waiting for a resolution and missing each other, George II died of a heart attack in his office in the Royal Palace in Athens and was buried at Tatoi Palace.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19th century Swiss gold and enamelled snuff boxmaker's mark incuse CM, possibly Charles Magnin, and stamped '18K' Of curved rectangular form, the hinged cover featuring a central shaped-oval plaque painted with a polychrome enamelled scene of two traditionally dressed maidens resting within an Arcadian landscape, chased furling acanthus leaves, scrolling motifs and floral detail heightened by blue and white champlevé enamelling, the sides and base similarly decorated, all set against a delicate engine-turned ground, with a Carrington leather case, length 6.5cm, weight 45.8gms.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Continental silver gilt, hardstone and gem set snuff boxstamped with import marks for British Commercial Transport Co Ltd, London 1929, standard 925 Shaped rectangular form, a hinged cover with a central oval pierced reserve featuring a delicate basket surrounded by scrolls and foliate motifs, all inset with red and blue gemstones, polished malachite to the mid-section and bordered by polished lapis lazuli, silver gilt decorative borders surrounding each element and a scrolling thumbpiece, opening to reveal a gilt interior, the exterior embossed with elaborate laurel wreaths and swags to the edges and engraved floral and foliate decoration to the underside, length 8cm, weight total 3oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Continental gold and hardstone mounted snuff boxunmarked, 19th centuryShaped circular, hinged cover with moulded rim and set with bloodstone, agate base with a concave band of shells and ovolo mount, length 6cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Antique victorian mussel shell snuff/pill box

A George III silver oval snuff box. The flush-hinged cover engraved with a decorative border and three pairs of later script initials, the sides and base with dot-punched borders, mark of James Phipps, London 1778, 8.75cm wide (3 1/2 inches, 65g (2 ozs)

An Indian mounted agate rectangular table snuff box. The dark brown banded agates set within a stiff leaf borders (the agate panel base cracked), the sides embossed in high relief with trailing flowers and leaves, apparently unmarked, 2.5cm high, 9cm wide 6cm deep (1 x 3 1/2 x 2 3/8ths inches)

A continental silver snuff box with control marks, 39g, 61mm wide, dented

Miscellaneous collectables to include a snuff box, an embossed white metal buckle, evening purse, walking stick etc.

A mid-19th Century Scottish "Blind Man" carved snuff box featuring Tam O'shanter characters

Silver plated snuff box, modelled as a goat's head, together with a pair of silver plated candlesticks and tray

A antique horn snuff box

A Late George III Silver Oblong Snuff Box, by JF, London 1818, with engine turned lid and base, the lid with circular cartouche engraved with initials, with floral and leaf scroll cast thumb piece and reeded sides, 3.625ins x 1.75ins x 1.25ins high, weight 3.7ozsThis is of a good gauge of silver. Some light rubbing to the engine turning on the base. A few minor dents on the base and edge of base. Internally - light rubbing to gilding. Base has a patch of scratch mark. Hallmarks well struck in full on base and partial on lid.

A Continental White and Gilt Metal Combined Vesta / Snuff Box and Two Pieces of Indian Silvery Metal ware, the vesta / snuff box engraved with dog, birds, flowers and leaf scrolls, 2.875ins x 1.25ins overall, initialled, an Indian white metal and gilt bowl, of shaped outline chased and embossed with trailing leaf ornament, on wire work stand, 4.5ins wide x 2.5ins high, and an Indian white metal filigree box and cover, 3.25ins overall

Two Chinese Silvery Metal Octagonal Boxes and Covers, and Four Other Boxes, the Chinese boxes each chased and embossed with various flowers, largest 2.5ins wide x 1.5ins high, an Eastern silvery metal rectangular box and cover, the lid chased and embossed with a wolf and lion in combat, the sides with floral and leaf scrolls, 2.75ins x 2ins x 1ins high, one other rectangular box and cover, a snuff box, and a small octagonal box with hinged cover, combined weight 12.4ozs Images are within the attached Dropbox linkhttps://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/e13lbqtf5d3occxzhqijz/h?rlkey=46589ob5ifbsk93mhfo0h3e4v&dl=0

Russian large papier mache snuff box 10cm wide, together with Indian hand decorated cigar / cigarette box 12.5cm wide (2)

A Vernis Martin Style Papier Mache Snuff Box, early 19th century, painted to the top with a man taking snuff, 9cm diameter, together with other collectables including A Merschaum Pipe in case, Spectacles, in papier mache case inlaid with abalone shell, An Opaque Glass Scent Bottle, with gilt metal mounts, Treen Case, containing a glass bottle, Silver Cigarette Case and Assorted Silver Plate (one tray)

Four Various Silver Boxes, including an oval box, the hinged cover chased with flowers and foliage; a vesta-case, with sliding cover, the base with striking surface; a French snuff-box, with engine-turned decoration and a hard-stone mounted box, with engine-turned decoration, the hardstone in the cover as found (4)

A George III Curved Silver Snuff-Box, by William Pugh, Birmingham, 1807, curved oblong, engraved with angular ornament and with hinged cover 70mm wide, 1oz 7dwt, 41gr