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Click here to subscribe$Smoking related items:-+ a pair of small bevelled ashtrays? Birmingham 1839, a Victorian oblong cigar rest of plain oblong form with ball feet, monogrammed, by George Unite, Birmingham 1885, an American "Cignip" cigarette holder (boxed) and a table cigarette and vesta holder with chased decoration and striker plate, by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1892, 4in (10cm) high and a pair of small bevelled oblong trays, Birmingham 1839. (5)
A HEAVY INDIAN SILVER & NIELLO CIGAR & CIGARETTE CASKET, of rectangular shape, the exterior with overall foliate scroll pattern, the lid with female deity within cartouche in centre, the interior with presentation inscription dated 1953, the base wood lined and divided, on four small round feet. Weight approximately 70 ozs. 11" x 6.75". Height 3.75".
A Wiltshaw & Robinson Dragon vase, red ground, 31cm h, printed crown mark, pattern 2818, 1920s; a Wiltshaw & Robinson Carlton Ware Rouge Royale Aladdin's lamp cigar lighter, 8cm h, printed mark, 1950s; a Carlton Ware Kingfisher & Waterlily Rouge Royale ground dish, 25.5 x 17cm, impressed shape 1977/2, printed script mark, 1950/60s (3) Vase - with restoration, lighter - slight rubbing to gilding and marks, dish - in good condition
An Austrian Art Deco bronzed spelter figural cigar lighter, in the form of a sleeping nude young woman, 27cm l, cast E(?) NR hexagon trade mark and MADE IN AUSTRIA GES. GEST. 1930s In very good and entirely original condition with the striking wand, a few minor scratches and handling marks but in the original gold and almost iridescent silvered patination. Complete and without restoration
Three silver-handled walking canes, the first maker's mark rubbed, London, 1890, the handle modelled as a cigar-chomping comedian, tortoiseshell veneered collar; the second makers' mark CS*FS, Birmingham, 1922, modelled as a clown's head with protruding ears; the third, maker's mark rubbed, Vienna, late 19th century, modelled as a hound's head, scroll-banded collar, each with ebonised wood shaft, length overall 89-92cm, 35-36.25in, (3)
George H Hirst memorabilia, comprising: a signed cabinet card of Hirst; a Staffordshire pottery mug printed with portraits of Hirst & Rhodes, repaired; & a hallmarked piece of family silver, a silver cigar case, the hinged cover inscribed PRESENTED TO MR J. HIRST ON THE OCCASION OF HIS MARRIAGE, BY THE STAFF OF MOSS BROS, OCT. 18TH 1923 (3)