A box of Partagas Londres Finos Cigars (25), together with three vintage cigars in tubes, comprising: Cohiba Siglo V x 2 and a Monte Cristo, and a crocodile skin silver-mounted cigar case.London Home, deceased estateThe three tubed cigars are a little dry to the touch, but appear to have been kept well in their tubes. The Partagas cigars are cellophane-wrapped, and appear to have never left their box. We are not aware that any of them have been stored in a humidor.
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SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL INTEREST: A SIGNED CUBAN CIGAR BOX the lid affixed with an oil painting by George Horace Davis (1881-1963) titled 'The "Atlantic Charter" Voyage. August 1941', signed lower left, the ship depicted is the HMS Prince of Wales, 12cm square, beneath the oil the box bears the signature of Sir Winton Churchill (1874-1965), dated 1942, a guarantee is affixed to the underside of the lid, the box overall measures 12.5cm high x 17.5cm wide x 18cm deepNote: A small number of these cigar boxes appear to have been produced, variously painted by Davis and all signed by Churchill. Some boxes appear to have been gifted and others sold by auction at Christie's, to raise funds for the Red Cross. An Australian newspaper, The Barrier Miner, dated December 3rd 1942, records one box in the Red Cross sale reaching £318. The Christie's Red Cross sales contained numerous donations from political figures and royalty with the money raised to support the war effort. A British Pathé newsreel, available on YouTube, records the significance of the gifts and the success of the sales. The Atlantic Charter voyage was the long and daring journey taken by Churchill to meet with the American President Franklin D. Roosevelt aboard anchored ships in Placentia Bay, Newfoundland. The meeting led to the Atlantic Charter, a declaration outlining the joint war aims of the United States and the United Kingdom. Churchill travelled across the Atlantic on board HMS Prince of Wales, which was sadly destroyed in action shortly afterwards.
Three boxes of assorted china and glassware to include a German fruit decorated part dessert set, a Crown Ducal Sunburst part tea set, a Coalport floral decorated part tea set, an Aynsley part coffee set with Greek key design, two Rumtopfs, a yew wood cased mantel clock, the inside with leather insert inscribed "1952-1977 ER" and bearing paper label inscribed "Heal Furniture Production" etc together with mid 20th Century glass bowl and a two piece cigar mould (3 boxes plus vase and mould)
A LARGE BASTING SPOON AND FIVE FURTHER ITEMS (6)The large basting spoon stylized Old English pattern, marked four times H H, length 38.5cm, 208gms, also a Victorian silver sugar sifting spoon, London 1878, a steel button hook having a loaded silver pistol grip handle, Sheffield 1888, two bright cut old English pattern spoons, London 1783 & 1784 and a cigar cutter applied with silver mounts, weight of sifting spoon and two further spoons 157 gms
A collection of over 60 original and dummy Cigarette and Cigar packs from Imperial Tobacco 1790-80's used in Tobacco marketing, including some never manufactured. Some packs sealed and cellophane wrapped including Players Connaught, Regal, etc., and a wide variety of cigar packs, JPS, Churchman's, Cavaliers, King Edwards, etc., (some packs contain cardboard stiffeners or balsa wood blocks to retain shape, no cigarettes)
Lot diverse with silver with among others three bottle stoppers with cork, 1 WMF plated bottle stopper, and a plated worked stopper, 3 cigar retten pipes in cassette, among others amber, two lace hooks with silver, knife with a handle with limoges and 5 beads with turquoise, lapis lazuli, coral. In reasonably good condition.
A silver mounted smoker's compendium, Padgett & Braham Ltd, London 1924, the compendium of rectangular form comprised of two compartments and set with central cigar cutter and lighter, mounted with two elongated handles and raised on four compressed bun feet, 34cm wide (including handles)Condition:Overall weight approx- 76ozSome of the hallmarks slighly rubbed, main body hallmarked (located at the top centre) general overall wear, some light scratches and small dings but no significant visible damage, refer to images
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