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Dutch polished copper and brass engraved tobacco box and hinged cover of rectangular form, 18th/19th century, engraved with shield-shaped armorials and double portraits and a brass example of shaped rectangular form, engraved with a calendar, largest 16.5cm long (2) 

19th century Dutch brass tobacco box, the lid engraved with a scene of Delft, 14cm long together with white metal oval curved snuff box with engraved decoration with a longcase clock and ' The Steam Hotel, Sheffield, French white metal rectangular snuff box, gilt metal pill box with blue guilloche enamel decoration to lid, 3cm long and two further snuff boxes (6)

Victorian tobacco jar, toothpaste jars, Crown Derby, Carltonware and sundries

A small collection of miscellanea - including an Asprey oxblood leather desk stand with perpetual calender and two pen holders, 28cm long; an oval brass tobacco box, 10.3cm high; a 1950s boxed Auto Bridge game, Deluxe Pocket Model No. PA; a vintage garden trug; a pair of wooden book ends by Barlow, USA; a pair of oak, leather and brass bellows (a/f); etc.

A Horton & Allday silver tobacco case, monogrammed, Birmingham 1907 (dented) and a silver engine-turned cigarette case with monogrammed cartouche by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1918, approximately 9cm long (2) 154G

A circa 1820 Prattware tobacco pipe in the shape of a coiled sinuous snake, damage and repair present to centre. 31cm long

A Royal Doulton flambe tobacco jar and cover, silver mounted and marked for London 1917, cylindrical form, blue marbled, 14cm high

A Black Forest carved cigarette or tobacco box, modelled as an owl, standing on a book, with brass ashtray, the removable head set with glass eyes, 22cm high

Two continental porcelain tobacco jars, H. 14cm.

Ceramics including a pair of Arts & Crafts pottery chambersticks, two Royal Doulton character figures, tobacco jar and a Wedgwood lustre jug, tallest 27cm

Brussels tobacco jar with lid, in faience with tin glaze, hand-painted in blue and lid in polished brass with inscription 'Tabac à la Violette', Brussels 2nd half of the 19th centuryBrusselse tabakspot met deksel, in faience met tinglazuur, handbeschilderd in blauw en deksel in gepolijst messing met opschrift 'Tabac à la Violette', Brussel 2e helft 19e eeuwH 42 cm

Advertising - Smoke St Bruno Flake Nutty Flavour mirror, framed, 67.5 x 54cm overall, Player's Nav30y Cut Tobacco and Cigarettes mirror, framed, 55 x 45cm (2)

Player's Digger Tobacco 'Made the way men like it', painted tin, 71.5 x 47cm, framed

A small group of tobacco related collectables to include a vintage cigarette making machine, bakelite cigarette case and a Zenith pocket lighter.

'Ask for Red Bell Tobacco The Old Favourite' enamel sign, 51cm x 76cm

Royal Doulton figurine Sympathy, leather wallet, tobacco tin and fur stole

A large miscellaneous collection to include decorative gilt letters, cast iron door stops, tavern table legs, brass fire dogs, printed tobacco boxes, kitchenalia, various vintage scale sets, etc

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, commemorating The Coronation of Their Majesties King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, impressed marks, 18cm high, together with a tobacco jar, cover lacking, to commemorate The Coronation of King George V and Queen Mary 1911, impressed marks. (2) (AF)

WEST INDIES -- ROCHEFORT, Ch. de. Natuurlyke en zedelyke Historie van d'Eylanden de Voor-Eylanden van Amerika. Met eenen Caraïbaanschen Woorden-schat. Vert. in Nederduytsch d. H. Dullaart. Rott., A. Leers, 1662. (40), 475, (11) pp, last blank. W. fine engr. ti., 6 fold. engr. and 37 engr. in text., varying in size. 4°. Cont. cf., a.e.g. (Bind. dam. (spine gone, sides detached), but in good interior condition, apart from some light age-toning/browning).NOTE: Charles de Rochefort (1605-1683), French Huguenot minister and missionary. He spent at least a decade in the Caribbean, from 1636 to the mid- 1640's, on Tobago and what we now call St. Kitts, before returning to take up a post as minister at a Huguenot Church in Rotterdam, a position that he held the rest of his life. - Sabin 72320; Tiele 926; Nissen, ZBI 3448; Brooks, Tobacco, p. 329-337: "(…) presents some valuable additions to the records of the nomenclature and of the husbandry and commerce of tobacco".

PAIR OF LLOYDS OLD HOLBORN TOBACCO TINS

Cigarette cards, Imperial Tobacco Company, The Perils of Early Golf Premium Sized issue, 2 cards, Silence at the Tee & The Water Hazard both with corner creases general wear (fair)

Tobacco Silks, Morris Battleship Crests M Size (20/24 missing Essex, Diadem, Invincible & St Vincent) sold with 2 duplicates (no backs approx. half mounted on card)

A stylish and sculptural lidded metal box by WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik), part of the renowned Ikora line. This round, ridged vessel features a rich patinated finish with brass interior and lid, topped by a finely modeled silvered bull finial. Likely intended as a tobacco or trinket box, the piece reflects the mid-century German blend of form, function, and artistry. The underside is clearly marked with the WMF tower mark and "IKORA", denoting its origin from one of the company's innovative decorative metalwork lines.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4"H x 4" dia. Country of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.

A collection of tobacco pipes, an aneroid barometer and a treen and faux ivory nut cracker in the form of a ships wheel

An old brass tobacco box.

Two crates of collectables; Wally Dogs, Chinese Blue and white porcelain pumpkin lidded preserve, Tea kettle, copper wares, Copper tobacco jar, Silver plated coffee pots and cream pots. Large ornate brass centre piece bowl and two table lamps.

First World War Princess Mary Gift Tin with original tobacco packet, Christmas card and photograph of Princess Mary. Together with pieces of shrapnel with annotation "HSB, bits of shell which bust .... of Cape Helles - 4m H.E."Provenance: formerly the property of Brigadier General J. F. Erskine C.B., C.M.G., M.V.O.

First World War Princess Mary Gift tin with original contents comprising Christmas card, photograph of Princess Mary, tobacco packet and rare tinder lighter by Asprey, London.

A 19th century Dutch metalwares silver tobacco box, maker's mark indecipherable, lion passant 2nd mark for 833/1000 standard silver, Minerva head duty mark, date letter for 1855, of rectangular form, side and underside with parallel engraving, piano hinged cover engraved with foliage, scrolls and two Gothic arched windows, 13.5 x 8cm, 158g (5ozt)

An early 20th century silver tobacco box, marked Tessier, mark of Vander & Hedges (Tessiers Ltd.), London 1912, of simple oval form, piano hinged stepped cover with presentation engraving, signed to the underside, 9.5 x 8cm, 181g (5.8ozt)

A group of Great War trench art and relics, etc, including a tobacco jar fabricated from a 1916 Imperial German 11 cm artillery shell case, a paper-knife incorporating a French Lebel rifle cartridge case, an Ypres 1914-1918 napkin ring, two related dishes and pairs of Imperial German hand grenade caps and porcelain bead pulls

Two promotional boxes for Rothman's Special cigarettes, including an audio cassette tape London Symphony Orchestra "The Rothman's Special Collection" recording, circa 1980s, 12 cm x 8.5 cm x 4 cm, (no tobacco products)

A Great War Royal Flying Corps training notebook, that of 9812 Airman R F Fielder, together with a leather tobacco pouch

Mixed teddy bear group including: The Teddy Bear Shop artist bear; Eden Paddington Bear; Dilbert British Airways; Me to You Bears; plush others; all would benefit from cleaning due to tobacco odour otherwise Fair Plus to Good; (Qty).

Charlie Bears Peregrine, CB 205237, LE 255/2000, from the Queen's Beasts series, grey, black and white plush, with swing label certificate, tobacco odour, otherwise Good Plus to Excellent, 18.5"/47cm.

Zawieruszynski Doll Loretta vinyl doll, artist designed by Zofia and Henry Zawieruszynski (USA), LE 71/75, 2003, would benefit from cleaning due to tobacco odour otherwise Good Plus, 32"/81cm.

Charlie Bears group including: (1) Year Bear 2021, CB 212108A, plush, swing labels, 13"/33cm; (2) Itsy Bitsy, CB228002BO, plush, swing label, 8"/20cm; (3) Anke, CB 191959A, plumo (plush with mohair/alpaca accents), swing label, 20.75"/53cm; (4) Sugarplum, CB 121331, plush, swing labels, 16"/41cm; would benefit from cleaning due to tobacco odour otherwise Good; (4).

A Late 19th Century Black Forest style novelty friar tobacco jar/shaving jar with original glass liner and interior lid. 22cm

A 19th Century Victorian brass double sided tobacco jar/tea caddy, with 2 Green Man masks and flower foliage raised on scrolled feet and original liner and cover. 22cm.

An 18th century oval silver tobacco box and cover, the cover crested, the underside engraved Peter Knowling, marks indistinct, 4.3 ozt, 9 cm wide

A mixed lot of small silver items,comprising: a Victorian hipflask, by Messrs. Lias, London 1847, of oval form, engraved decoration, a snuff box, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1831, rectangular form, engine-turned decoration, plus a vesta case, a squeeze-action tobacco box, a matchbox and a modern pill box, approx. weighable 12oz. (6)

Advertising - Imperial Tobacco Limited Players Navy Cut desk weights, silver ashtray, Birmingham 1962, 117 g gross; stickers, towel, storage canisters, playing cards box, brass ashtray etc

CHINESE PEWTER, pewter tobacco box, dragon decoration to lid, marked inside lid, "Kut Hing pewter-Swatow", 15cm width

MILITARY TOBACCO BOX, novelty brass tobacco box in form of soldier's cap with "The Welsh" crest, 14cm width

Early 20th century snakeskin pattern tobacco jar with other decorative glass and ceramics. Not available for in-house P&P

Regency Style Mahogany Writing Table The beaded rectangular top with eared corners and inset with tooled tobacco coloured leather. The apron frieze with two short and one long drawer with drop brass handle pulls raised on four turned and reeded legs 148 x 58 x 76 cm

Regency Style Mahogany Writing Table The beaded rectangular top with eared corners and inset with tooled tobacco coloured leather. The apron frieze with two short and one long drawer with drop brass handle pulls raised on four turned and reeded legs 124 x 60 x 80cm

Regency Style Mahogany Writing Table The beaded rectangular top with eared corners and inset with tooled tobacco coloured leather. The apron frieze with two short and one long drawer with drop brass handle pulls raised on four turned and reeded legs 148 x 58 x 76 cm

WILLIAM JOSEPH JULIUS CAESAR BOND (1833-1926) Boats on the Water, church steeple beyond, Galway Oil on canvas, 74 x 102cm Signed and dated 1850, lower rightWilliam Joseph Julius Caeser Bond, otherwise known as ‘Alphabet Bond’ was a well-regarded English landscape and marine painter and member of the Liverpool Academy in the 19th century. Bond began quite humbly as the son of a post-office clerk and trained in the art of picture restoration and cleaning before taking up painting on the advice of local tobacco merchant and collector John Miller who had admired some of his Liverpool dock sketches.As referenced in Denys Brook- Hart’s comprehensive book on the subject entitled ‘British 19th Century Marine Painting’, Bond forged a rather illustrious career in the North of the country, earning the moniker ‘The Turner of the North’ as his later style favoured the semi-impressionistic style and warm palette associated with the London born artist. This painting presented is identified as quite an early work by the artist by both the date of 1850 and the decidedly tighter use of brushstrokes and attention to detail.The scene presented is certainly one of Bond’s lesser-known examples as it depicts the Woodquay area of Galway city, specifically ‘Sickeen’, now familiar to the viewer as St. Brendan’s Avenue. Silhouetted in the background we see the spire of St. Nicholas’s Collegiate Church as it was in 1850 before it was rebuilt and furnished with a clock in 1883 and to the right the Franciscan Abbey built earlier in the 19th century. An assemblage of squat straw-thatched cottages smoke gently in the midground, of which nothing remains today. Bearing in mind that the scene painted was produced during the Great Famine and before the re-development of the city it serves as a valuable record of the urban landscape in the mid-nineteenth century, of which there are few visual records. 

A Japanese Sawasa ware gilt copper tobacco box, first half 18th century, of shaped rectangular form, the central panel of the cover, decorated with a pavilion amid flowers, trees and birds, floral borders, 12.9cm long, some wear There is some wear to the gilding to the relief, the corners, sides and edges, some occasional minor dents, otherwise in reasonable condition.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

THE MAXWELL SHIPWRIGHT FAMILY SILVER TOBACCO BOX, 1698of oval form with the cover engraved with the contemporary arms of the Shipwrights' Company, interior and underside of base with inscriptions for previous Maxwell family owners; Peter Maxwell / 1698 / Robt son of the above Peter Maxwell ob 1746 / ae 46 / Willm son of Rob Maxwell ob 18th April 1797 / ae 67 / Robt son of Wm Maxwell / ob 6 March 1827 ae 71 and inside: Robt Curtis, son of Robt Maxwel, London hallmarks, possibly for William South, 1698 -- 3½in. (9cm.) long, 126g. The Worshipful Company of Shipwrights, purchased from a fund raised in memory of Hobart H. de C Moore, Prime Warden 1979-1980.This is believed to be the oldest known representation of the Company arms on silver. The silver historian Arthur Grimwade records a William South gaining his freedom in 1670, his Britannia standard mark (no. 2598) registered for a smallworker. His maker's mark of WS in a heart appears in Jackson's Hallmarks.

Four Doulton Lambeth stoneware tobacco jars, each modelled in shallow relief with Art Nouveau style flowers and foliage, three of cylindrical form with reeded outlines, 15cm and 12.5cm.Condition report:One with hairline cracks, one with small chip to rim. Other two look in good condition but we cannot remove the lids (held shut with very strong Blu-tack). Please see additional uploaded images.

Four Doulton Lambeth stoneware tobacco jars: all one with moulded panelling with Gothic lettering 'Tobacco', 14cm; one with band of seaweed, dark brown ground, 14cm; one with shallow relief band with stylised birds enclosed by Celtic knot borders, 15.5cm; and one incised and moulded in shallow relief with stylised sunflowers, 13cm.Condition report:Small chip to inside rim on lid of jar labelled Tobacco. All other items in very good condition. Please see additional uploaded image.

Three Doulton Lambeth stoneware tobacco jars: one with silver rim and finial, all three with verse related to tobacco 'Keep me at hand & as my fumes arise...', 'When all things were made none was made better than tobacco...', and another with the same verse made for Soane & Smith, Oxford Street London, 15cm and smaller.

Pottery tobacco jar depicting Moorish man's head and pair of Scottish horn beakers by Ferguson and Marbean, Inverness.

Two Royal Doulton stoneware commemorative tobacco jars, ' Edward VII Coronation ' and ' George V Coronation '

Doulton lidded stoneware tobacco jar, together with five small Doulton pieces

An Aria Pro II FA-70 semi-acoustic guitar, serial number S93120190, in tobacco sunburst finishCondition ReportSome surface marks and scratches, wear to the finish on some of the metal parts and wear to the varnish finish at the tailpiece

Collection of antique collectables, to include Pipes, whistles, goat bells, hip flasks cigar case, wooden turkey book ends, tobacco tin, vanity case bottles, measuring glasses, painted Indian figures, musical shot decanter

Glass and pottery collectables, to include two glass display heads, reproduction stafford shire figures, 19th century mistral head tobacco jar, blue glass bowl, ceramic dolls head, and other items