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A Dunhill part amber and silver mounted cigarette older, leather case, fruit knife in mother-of-pearl with silver blade, silver vesta, William Gladstone vesta in brass, Mr Punch tobacco tamper and 1906 whistle (6)

A collection of ceramics to include a Japanese Satsuma export earthenware dish decorated with warrior and landscape detail, together with a further Japanese terracotta charger decorated with cranes and bamboo, 45cm diameter, a ‘Train of Artillery’ porcelain figure by Michael Sutty with hand painted finish, model 9/250, 20cm high(max) a 19th century continental novelty figurative porcelain tobacco jar in the form of a robed character reading a copy of The Times newspaper, 25cm high

Copper and brass including a Dutch tobacco box other items

18th Century brass and copper Dutch tobacco box

Oceania interest; a piece of 18th or 19th century plaited twist tobacco with an accompanying hand written vellum label inscribed 'Miss Gage Brown. No.12 Trade Tobacco. Used for bartering with Natives'. L.13cm

An octagonal oak and brass bound tobacco box, with hinged lid. Height: 18cm.

BOXED BRASS SEXTON STYLE INSTRUMENT, BRASS COMPASS, BRASS MICROSCOPE, BRASS TELESCOPE IN CASE, ORIENTAL STYLE TOBACCO JAR ETC

A brown glazed tobacco jar, modelled as an elephant with his mahout, approx 20 x 18 cms. 

British War medal, Mercantile Marine War medal and a Victory medal named to Lieut A.A Atkins R.N.R together with a 1914 Christmas box with tobacco contents.

An early 20th century Player's Whiskey Brown Flake tin tobacco box containing 34 Three pence pieces, two of them being bronze, dated between 1930 - 1960.

Grouping of WW2 German Soldiers Personal Items, including packets of tobacco, sugar, esbit stove lighters, sugar cubes, tokens, etc. Various conditions and periods. Please note this lot is based at our USA warehouse and will be shipped from the USA.

Third Reich German Military / Civil Tobacco: A selection of vintage period unopened packets of Tabacco and cigarettes most with seals in place. 10 items

WW2 German Army Officers Belt: Grey metal claw buckle on brown leather belt being 100 cm long, WW2 1940 08 ammunition card box with label, WW2 1940 bandage, unopened tobacco and Inert flare shells. 9 items

WW1 1914-18 Divisional Signs John Player Cards: One book of tobacco cards mounted showing the division signs used in the war with details and one other well done hand drawn book on the same subject. 2 items

Antique Blackamoor Pottery Tobacco Jar

AN OKA 'COSTELLINI' OTTOMAN. in aged tobacco leather, buttoned edging to top, 43cm high, 46cm diameter.

A resin dog's head tobacco jar in Black Forest style - dog smoking a cigar, 6.5" high.

Two 18th Century Dutch copper and brass snuff tobacco tins, in rectangular form with rounded ends, both with unique hand engraved details, one with courting couple to centre with cherubs either side and foliate design to brass and copper and one with 'Fam' (Family in Dutch) engraved to copper and indistinct inscription to both sides of brass 

A collection of vintage advertising tins including OXO, Radiance Toffee, and tobacco tins **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

A Victorian style mouring teapot wtih floral and gilt decoration, a Ridgways Hyde pattern dish and cover with flat (hairline crack to inner cover) together with a Bernard Block Ally Slopper character pottery tobacco jar (a/f to jar) (4)

A Chinese export "Tobacco Leaf" pattern plate, painted with large lotus flowers and other blossoms, the reverse in iron red and blue floral springs

British 18th century A silver mounted mother of pearl tobacco box. The front and base with coat of arms and crest.

A Mixed lot of Vintage tin boxes to include a mother of pearl style trinket box, wooden tea and tobacco pots etc

Collection of boxes and tins to include:1950's Mele jewellery box, 1970's Poker Box, Tobacco and cigarette tins etc

Old tobacco tins, a quantity of postcards and some postal history envelopes and letters from France and Belgium, c.1880's

Two glazed earthenware plant pots, with tobacco advert transfer decoration, a granite pestle and mortar, and lots of other items.

Tobacco - Eino Cigar Humidor, with three internal compartments, with hinged lid inscribed to interior "Eino", exterior lacquered (some damage to lacquer), 30.5cm wide, 12.2cm high, 23cm deep; Containing 15 Cigars, including; La Invicta, Cuban Romeo Y Julieta Romeo No.1 and Montecristo Habana, Cuban Partagas Coronas Senior, Jose Gener Hoyo De Monterrey Habanna Cigars (9).

Tobacco - A XX Century Hardwood Cigar Humidor, the interior inscribed “The Humidor, Havanas, Habanos”, and with compartmentalised lift out tray, the exterior with brass inset handles and hinged top with brass corner mounts, 44.5cm wide, 9.5cm high, 27.4cm deep; Containing Nine Cigars, including Cuban Belinda, Davidoff No.2, Cristales, Romeo Y Julieta No.3 and No.1, etc. Cigar Cutter.

An Edwardian mahogany travel chessboard, opening to reveal a rosewood and maple surface, W 30cm when closed, together with a painted spelter figure of an Arab man, early 20th century, a Gothic style Victorian walnut box, a miniature bronze mantel clock, a green leather box of miniature playing cards, with gilt maker's/retailer's name, Lovegrove & Flint, a South German wood framed miniature, losses, a cylindrical leather box, lid marked Pope Roach, inside with a damaged metal drinking cup, 1920s, an Edwardian rosewood necessaire, parts lacking, a tin tobacco box with mother of pearl counters, and further small items. (QTY)

An extensive collection of 25 mostly pottery men's heads-shaped tobacco jars, 19th/20th C.H 17 cm (the largest one) Various dimensions .

An extensive collection of 26 mostly pottery tobacco jars, 19th/20th C.H 24,5 cm (the tallest) Various dimensions

An extensive collection of 28 polychrome pottery tobacco jars, 19th/20th C.H 20,5 cm (the tallest) Various dimensions

VICTORIAN ENAMELLED SILVER PLATE TOBACCO JAR, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY the jar of cylindrical form with raised spiral decoration, with enamelled handle and ball finial12.5cm high

A Great War Bradford Pals brass tobacco box incorporating the Bradford Pals and Territorial Battalion Regimental devices, with card "Good luck to the Bradford boys, Souvenir of the Great European War 1914-15, from the management of The Empire Theatre, Bradford".

A Great War Bradford Pals brass tobacco box incorporating the Bradford Pals and Territorial Battalion Regimental devices, with card "Good luck to the Bradford boys, Souvenir of the Great European War 1914-15, from the management of The Empire Theatre, Bradford".

Fishing reels, tobacco pipes, a blue telephone set, a hip flask a tin of buttons, etc.

A George V coffee pot of tapering form, the engraved decorated lid with wood-effect finial, wood-effect handle, with engraved decorated band at the top of the body, together with a matching hot water jug, both on circular bases, 22cm high, London 1932, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, total weight ___36.5oz, both with inscription Presented to Herbert George Fleming By The Imperial Tobacco Company After 42 Years Service With The WD & HO Wills Branch 19th April 1934, (2).

A collectors' lot, to include a 1970s Garrard stainless steel automatic watch head, the dial set with baton numerals and date aperture, dial diameter 3cm, with presentation inscription verso dated 1974, a Relide gold filled 17 jewel Incabloc cocktail watch, the dial set with baton and Arabic numerals, on a hinged textured bangle, a Rotary wristwatch, the dial set with baton numerals and day/date aperture, dial diameter 3cm, on a brown leather strap, a Sekonda Art Deco style stainless cocktail watch, the dial set with Roman numerals, on an expanding bracelet strap, a boxed Casio wristwatch, further watches, an Erhard & Sohne Art Nouveau brass tobacco jar, height 11cm, a Parker ballpoint pen, a silver plated snuffbox/vesta case, a small notepad with metal hinged case inscribed 'R.M.S. Baltic', and pages with the seven days of the week, a 'Borough of Denbigh Jubilee Celebrations 1935' medallion, a small quantity of UK and world coinage, to include pennies, 1966 two shilling coin, ten pence pieces, half pennies, etc, a modern bottle coaster, two tiny framed etchings of Koblenz, etc.

A quantity of cigarette cards, to include John Player & Sons, Wills, Churchman, Lambert & Butler examples, etc, the majority contained in vintage tobacco tins.

A quantity of vintage tins, to include Elastoplast, Capstan Navy Cut Cigarettes, Thunder Clouds, Wills's Whiffs, Sellotape, Farrah's Harrogate Toffee, Huntley & Palmer, Jacob's Biscuits, McVitie & Price examples, tobacco, cigarette, biscuit, pastille and cigarette tins, etc, further items including a Lindt chocolate box, a bottle of Maclean Indigestion Powder, a bottle of Wright's Vaporizing Fluid, in box, a box of 'Radium White Cleaner for Tennis and Cricket Shoes', also boxed leather working dies, a Whitby glass 'Lucky Duck' in box, etc.

Engine turned slide action cigarette case, Birmingham 1931, another cigarette case Birmingham 1910, presentation ashtray, another ashtray and a tobacco box, various dates and makers, 15ozt 467gm

Four novelty late 19th / early 20th century ceramic tobacco jars, two of barrel shape with removable figural head covers, each approx. 17.5cm high, another depicting a sailor wearing hat titled "H.M.S. Nelson", approx. 15.5cm high, and the other of a man in fez hat, approx. 15cm high. (4) Condition: older gentleman barrel shaped example with restoration and damage; man in fez hat and HMS Nelson examples with damage to lids, chips and nibbles; all with loss to paint, wear commensurate with age.

A 19th century circular tobacco or snuff box, made of card with brass mounts, cover with a printed portrait of Prince Albert, beneath glass, approx. 7.2cm diameter. Condition: areas to banded design to side with loss / damage; dens  and wear to brass mounts; wear commensurate with age.

Five novelty late 19th or 20th century ceramic tobacco jars to include; two depicting females in head scarfs (one missing lid); a young man in blue bowtie (missing lid); a bearded gentleman in a turban terracotta example (no lid), and a three faced example of an owl, cat and dog (no lid), tallest with lid approx. 14cm high, together with an African lady depicted wall pocket. (6) Condition: chips to base of terracotta man in turban example; wall pocket with cracks and crazing; gentleman head with bow tie cracked and with damage; some loss to paint, chips to areas to exterior of some; wear commensurate with age.

A novelty barrel shaped ceramic tobacco jar with gentleman in top hat top, approx. 28cm high; a novelty figural ceramic tobacco jar and cover depicted as a female, her head and shoulders removable and the fruit she is holding formed as a seperate jar and cover, approx. 27cm high, along with a smaller barrel shaped tobacco jar, Austrian made stamp to base, formed as a female in a head scarf, approx. 14.5cm high. (3) Condition: nibbles and chips to smallest female form example; loss to paint, nibbles and wear to larger barrel shaped example and some loss, chips and nibbles to other and restoration to ladies hat, wear and paint loss commensurate with age.

A collection of novelty early to mid 20th century items to include; a Golly money box; a tobacco jar modelled as a head with removable cover; a babies doll's head; another head with hollow inside area and a painted cast iron smaller female figure, (5) soem with paint loss and wear. These items are listed on the basis they are illustrative of a bygone culture in which there were different social norms. We understand the potential controversy surrounding this type of item but believe that providing transparent information about historical context fosters greater understanding of our complex cultural history.

Laurens Craen, um 1620 – 1665/71 MiddelburgSTILLLEBEN MIT RÖMER- UND STANGENGLAS, UMGEBEN VON CITRUSFRÜCHTEN UND RAUCHUTENSILIENÖl auf Leinwand.63 x 71 cm.Das Gemälde, war mehrfach in bedeutenden Sammlungen und Ausstellungen vertreten, sowie in den jeweiligen Katalogen abgebildet. Die hellfarbigen Zitronen, die tönerne Glutschale und die Meerschaumpfeife treten leuchtend aus dem dunklen Grund auf. Die Gläser, um die sich ein Weinlaub-Zweig schlingt, treten im Dunkel des Hintergrundes zurück, was der Gesamterscheinung des Bildes einen geheimnisvollen Charakter verleiht. Der Glanz von Glas und Metallplatte in meisterlicher Malerei. Von besonderem Interesse ist das Tabak-Wickelpapier links im Bild, auf dem fein geschriebener Text zu erkennen ist „R ./ Taback / I. / H.“ (Schriftbild vergleichbar mit einem Brief von Craen an Constantijn Huygens 1648, Kgl. Bibliothek, KA 42 aa, nr. 95). Das bekannte Oevre des Malers ist nicht allzu groß. Nicolaas R. A. Vroom nannte 1980 lediglich sechs Gemälde (s. Lit.). Dagegen berichtet Sam Segal von etwa zwanzig Bildern. Laurens Craen ist für 1649 in Middelburg tätig nachgewiesen, wo er für den Hof in Den Haag wirkte. Sein Frühwerk ab der 1540-er Jahre zeigt den Einfluss von Jan Davidsz. de Heem (1606-1984). Es wird angenommen, dass Johannes Borman (tätig um 1658) als Schüler Craens Einflüsse übernommen hat.Provenienz:Wohl: R. H. Ward, London, 1932.Wohl: D. A. Hoogendijk & Co., Amsterdam, 1932. A.S. Drey, London, München, NY, 1932, (nach Doku. RKD). Gallery Mortimer Brandt, New York (nach Doku. Frick-Collection).S. Hartveld, N. Y. (wie vorig).Von da erworben von S. u. Mary van Berg, NY, 1947 (Doku. Frick-Collection).Privatsammlungen Schweiz (Ausstell. 1980).Sotheby´s London, 30. 11. 1983, Lot 83 (als Hubert van Ravensteyn).Schwarz Fine Paintings Philadelphia 2002 (nach Doku. RKD).Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts, N. Y. 2007 - 2009.Literatur: Nicolaas R.A. Vroom, De Schilders van het Monochrome Banketje, Amsterdam 1945, S.122, Nr. 107, abgebildet S/W Seite 123 (als von Laurens Craen).Mary Van Berg, The van Berg Collection of Paintings, NY 1947, S. 48 (als von Laurens Craen) mit S/W Abb.Niclaas R.A. Vroom, A Modest Message as intimated by the painters of the Monochrome Banketje, Interbook International B.V., Schiedam 1980, Band I, S. 241, Nr. 199, Abb. 326, abgebildet S/W S. 242, Abb. 326, Band II, S. 44, Nr. 199, Abb. 326 (als von Laurens Craen).Sam Segal, Still-lifes by Middleburg painters, Laurens Craen in: Masters of Middleburg, Kunsthandel K. & V. Waterman B.V., Amsterdam 1984, S. 83, fn. 1 (als von Laurens Craen).Ausstellungen: Wohl: Zeeldzame meesters uit de 17e eeuw, Kunsthandel Hoogendijk, Amsterdam 15. Juni - 16. Juli 1932, Katalognr. 19. (als von Laurens Craen, signiert oben rechts) (nach R. A. Vroom, 1980, op. cit. infra).Mortimer Brandt Gallery, New York 22. Nov.-Dez. 1941. (nach Dok. Frick Collection).An Exhibition of Three Centuries of Flower and Still-life Painting, Marshall Spink Ltd., London19. Nov. - 28. Jan 1981, Nr. 18. (als von Hubert van Ravesteyn).Portraits and Other Recent Acquisitions, Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts, New York 2008, Nr. 12 (als von Laurens Crean). (14318611)Laurens Craen,ca. 1620 – 1665/71 MiddelburgSTILL LIFE WITH ROEMER AND STANGENGLAS SURROUNDED BY CITRUS FRUIT AND SMOKING ACCESSORIES Oil on canvas.63 x 71 cm.The painting has been represented several times in important collections and exhibitions, as well as in the respective catalogs. Of particular interest is the tobacco wrapping paper on the left of the painting, on which the finely written text “R ./ Taback / I. / H.” can be seen (typeface comparable to a letter from Craen to Constantijn Huygens 1648, Royal Library, KA 42 aa, no. 95). The painter’s known oeuvre is not very large. In 1980, Nicolaas R. A. Vroom only named six paintings (see Lit.). By contrast, Sam Segal lists around twenty paintings.Provenance:Probably R. H. Ward, London, 1932.Probably D. A. Hoogendijk & Co., Amsterdam, 1932. A.S. Drey, London, Munich, NY, 1932, corresponding with RKD.Gallery Mortimer Brandt, New York (Documented Frick-Collection).S. Hartveld, N. Y. (as before).Acquired from there by S. u. Mary van Berg, NY, 1947 (Documented Frick-Collection).Private collection, Switzerland (exhibition 1980).Sotheby’s London, 30 November 1983, lot 83 (there listed as Hubert van Ravensteyn).Schwarz Fine Paintings Philadelphia 2002 (RKD).Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts, N. Y. 2007 – 2009.Literature: Nicolaas R.A. Vroom, De Schilders van het Monochrome Banketje, Amsterdam 1945,p. 122, no. 107, with monochrome ill. p. 123 (as by Laurens Craen).Mary van Berg, The van Berg Collection of Paintings, NY 1947, p. 48 (as by Craen) with monochrome ill.Nicolaas R. A. Vroom, A Modest Message as Intimated by the Painters of the ‘Monochrome Banketje’, Schiedam 1980, vol. I, p. 241, no. 199. fig. 326, with monochrome ill. p. 242, fig. 326, vol. II, p. 44, no. 199, fig. 326 (as by Laurens Craen).Sam Segal, Still-lifes by Middleburg painters, Laurens Craen, in: Masters of Middleburg, Kunsthandel K. & V. Waterman B.V., Amsterdam 1984, p. 83, fn. 1 (as by Laurens Craen).Exhibitions: Probably Amsterdam, Kunsthandel Hoogendijk, Zeeldzame meesters uit de 17e eeuw, 15.06.-16.07.1932, cat. no. 19 (as by Laurens Craen, signed top right) (after R. A. Vroom, 1980, op. cit. infra).New York, Mortimer Brandt Gallery, 22 nov.-20 dec 1941 (after doc. Frick Collection).London, Marshall Spink Ltd., 19 November – 28 January 1981. (as Hubert van Ravesteyn).New York, Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts, Portraits and Other Recent Acquisitions, 2007 – 2009, no 12 (as Laurens Craen).

A 20th century Chinese brass encased porcelain dish. The circular dish decorated with polychrome tobacco leaf & floral patterns. Made in China marked to the base.Measures approx. 3.6cm tall, 17.5cm diameter.

Two Cambodian silver betel nut boxes, modelled as a turtle and an elephant, the turtle with cross-hatched carapace, the elephant with long tusks and trunk raised, a Chinese white metal hexagonal small box with hinged lid, repoussé decorated with dragon, phoenix and other creatures and symbols, and two Peruvian silver ash trays, each inset with a five peso piece dated 1889 and 1916. (5) £140-£160 --- Betel nut boxes were used to store the areca nut (sometimes known as the betel nut) which would be wrapped in a betel leaf with lime paste and other ingredients, often tobacco, for chewing. Condition Report Elephant: stamped *30 Turtle: two-character native mark and .90 Both in good condition Box: height 4cm, diameter 5cm, good condition. Ashtrays: one slightly mis-shapen, 1889 peso with light wear, 1916 with a slightly more wear.

A 17TH CENTURY BRONZE TOBACCO BOX. With a deep geometric line design to the lid consisting of banded lines with arches, swirls and rectangles, opening to reveal a gilt interior, 7cm wide, 6cm deep, 20cm high. *CR Overall nice condition, the pin has moved a little but still snaps closed well, some corrosion bubbles to the base, an unusual well engineered piece.

A Doulton Lambeth tobacco jar and cover with incised design of horses by Hannah BarlowGood condition no damage/restoration

A PAIR OF CERAMIC AND GILT METAL MOUNTED TABLE LAMPS IN CHINESE 18TH CENTURY STYLE, LATE 20TH CENTURY Decorated with the 'Tobacco leaf' design, Four gilt metal light fitments on a conforming stem, gilt wood bases, re-wired and PAT tested, complete with silk shades 88cm high including shades

Britain in the Blitz shelves of packaging The top right wall shelves contents; a collection of packaging including cartons, tins and advertising pieces.Mansion polish, Fry's, Jiffy, Excelsior,Jazz dye soap,Borax, Donegal Plug Tobacco etc

Britain in the Blitz Post Office Countertop display items Items from the Post Office counter to include Salter brass tray scales, hand stamps, stoneware ink bottle, Blue Bell Tobacco bell advertising bell, enamel plaques cash books etc

A Prattware coiled snake tobacco pipe, circa 1820, the bowl moulded with oak leaves and acorns issuing from the creature`s mouth and sponged in blue and yellow ochre23cm wideSympathetic restoration to the mouthpiece and bowl which shows under UV.

A quantity of tobacco pipes etc.

Two eastern gilt metal tobacco pipes and a further item, longest L. 38cm.

A collection of vintage tobacco tins (approx. 33).

An Edwardian oak chest of drawers, formed with two short over three long graduated and ash lined drawers, applied with brass pear drop handles, all upon a plinth base, 106cm H x 106cm W x 52cm DCondition reportJoint splits to both sides and the top, very light fading overall.Drawers are ash lined and run smoothly, tobacco odour within the drawers.Front LH corner plinth is loose, otherwise the chest appears structurally sound.

A late 19th century Russian silver cigar box. Mark of Dmitry Orlov (active 1840-1899), Moscow, 1892.Of rectangular form, the sides and hinged cover engraved with decorative tobacco tax bands alongside the words 'Cigars' and '25 pieces' in Cyrillic, gilding to interior, assay master Alexander Smirnov, 88 standard, 8.6 x 11 x 6.7cm, approx. weight 18oztCondition Report: The box is in good condition commensurate with age. Some minor surface scratching and nicking noted and some minor bruising to corners. Decoration generally in good condition with only a little wear in places. Cover opens and closes cleanly - hinge appears to be in good working order. Heavy tarnish in places. Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-O9AUWSQQQr