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An English mid C19th brass pipe and tobacco box, with hinged compartments for vestas, tobacco and containing a small clay pipe impressed 'Burns Cutty', initialled 'FG', length 12cm closed.

Alfred Lambert (born 1902). Oil on canvas. 'Digger's Head'. 92.5x88cm. NB: Canvas silhouette on canvas and board of this famous tobacco brand, presumably original advertising artwork.

A pearlware cylindrical tobacco jar and inner cover, with ball knop, printed in blue with Chinese river landscapes, within brown line borders, 9.5cm high (3 3/4"), circa 1820-30 (crack, rim chip)

A lavender ground jasper cylindrical tobacco jar and cover, applied in white with classical figures, 16cm high (6 1/4"), circa 1880 (cover damaged), a Wedgwood blue jasper tobacco jar and cover, similarly decorated and another jasper tobacco jar and cover

A Derby porcelain coffee can and saucer decorated in the Imari palette with tobacco green leaves.

A mid 19th Century Staffordshire ashet decorated in the Imari palette with orange, blues and tobacco greens with a gilt scalloped border and of oval shape, mounted as an occasional table on a stand, 54cm wide.

A TOBACCO BOX Rectangular with reeded decoration, the cover applied with an anchor set with a diamond and two sapphires. Continental, late 19th Century, stamped 900, 3.75in.(9.5cm.) ++Slight dents

A QUEEN ANNE TOBACCO BOX Oval, the ribbed tortoiseshell body with pierced silver hinge and inscribed plaques 'The other Quarter Then' and 'My Auld Frend 1705' 3.75in.(9.5cm.) ++Small damages

A HORN TOBACCO BOX The pressed cover with a portrait possibly of Charles II, a tortoiseshell and silver snuff box, the cover with a kitchen interior, 18th Century, an egg shape box and two others (5) ++Some damage

A BRASS TOBACCO BOX of chamfered rectangular form, the lid engraved The Gift of Alexander Walker to Robert Liddell Ship Wright 1743, 4 1/2in. (12cm.) wide ++Tired

An assortment of cigarette cards, mostly contained in eleven albums, by various makers, cards noted including Player "Birds of Brilliant Plumage" (10), Wills "Pirate" Chinese characters (20), a few from the Hwaching Tobacco Co. of Shanghai (10), Wills Ruby Queen "Birds of the East" (10), anonymous "Aeroplanes" (10 with gold borders), anonymous etchings of dogs (40), Carreras "Christie Comedy" girls (10), Carreras "Cricketers" (20), anonymous "Modern Beauties" (45 large photographic), and two small albums of sportsmen (mainly footballers and cricketers from the Champion, the Gem, Boys' Magazine and Sport & Adventure)

A Faience jug, with figural Annunciation decorated body, a 19th century saltglazed toby jug, and a slipware tobacco jar, (3), (all items damaged), highest 26cm

A 1940/50's olivewood cigar and tobacco box, with swivelling rack.

An antique tapering fluted candlestick, on a square base, (damaged), and a 19th century hexagonal slate tobacco jar and cover, (2)

An 18th Century Dutch Delft Blue and White Tobacco Jar, of ovoid form with everted rim, the fascia painted with baroque style reserve centred by the inscription "Straats Burg" flanked by Red Indians in feather head dresses and skirts smoking long pipes, the base with CPK marks in blue for the family Brouwer at the pottery "De Lampetkan", {25.5cm high} (lacking original brass cover, glaze loss to rim).

BRITISH POTTERY - A brown stoneware cylindrical tobacco jar, sprigged with jolly topers, windmill and trees, inscribed 'Mr. George Rumsey, Shipton, 1869', interior with press, the domed cover with acorn finial, 7in high

An Edwardian silver gilt tobacco box, George Unite, Birmingham 1903, of oval plain form, the spring action cover monogrammed E M T, 3.75"

A Tin Box of Assorted Watches, Chains, Badges, Insignia, Miners Tobacco Box etc.

A Royal Doulton stoneware tobacco jar and cover, made to commemorate the Centenary of Nelson's death, decorated with moulded panels of Nelson, a coat of arms and a ship in battle, glazed celadon green, within ropework borders and also bearing inscription 'England expects that every man will do his duty' 12.5cm. high, impressed factory marks.

Tunbridge ware tobacco jar, the perspective cube lid with stick ware handle, at fault, stands 7.5 x 5ins (190 x 130mm).

A late 18th Century Dutch oval engraved tobacco box.

A VICTORIAN STONE WARE BUTTER DISH with blue and white tobacco spit decoration, 5" diameter and a similar side handled tankard, a pottery spice jar and cover.(3)

An oak tobacco box, a mahogany writing box, a plated cigarette case and a cine projector

A brass tobacco tin

Tobacco.- Duburgua (M.) Memoire Theorique et Pratique sur la Culture du Tabac dans les Departemens du Midi de la France ..., Agen, 1805 bound with 16 other pieces on tobacco, mostly Circulaires from le Conseiller d'etat Directeur general de l'Administration des Droits reunis, and 5 folding tables, some printed on blue paper, one circulaire in manuscript, index in manuscript at end, contemporary calf, rubbed, 8vo

19th Century round pewter tobacco jar and cover, a pewter hotplate and four pewter mugs.

A Dutch early 19th Century 6in. oblong brass tobacco box with canted corners, the hinged cover and base with raised figure inscription and foliated scroll decoration.

A 19th century turned treen two part truncheon, a treen lidded tobacco barrel, two treen shoes, and a Bellermine salt glazed miniature bottle. (5)

A box of nine pottery tobacco jars, (various damage and restoration)

Seven various books on pipes and tobacco, including 'Wooden Byegones Of Smoking And Snuff Taking' and two leaflets

Eleven items: six carved wooden figural pipe stands, a tobacco cutter, two metal stands and a cigarette box

A set of four pewter bellied tankards, a pewter tobacco jar, two castors, an egg cup and a spoon. (9)

An early 18th century oval brass tobacco box, cover engraved Willi Ramsey 1714 within floral wreath, 3.75ins

A Spode Copelands China pseudo tobacco leaf pattern teacup, saucer and side plate, 19th century, a Coalport London shape coffee cup and saucer, circa 1820, painted with alternating panels of flowers and birds against a rich cobalt and gilt floral ground, solid gilt handle, hairline to saucer, a 'jewelled' Coalport teacup and saucer, circa 1850, pattern 5/736, gilding rubbed, an Imari pattern waisted cup and saucer, red printed crown monogram, a Copeland lilac printed small cup and saucer, early 19th century and a Regency small cup and saucer, early 19th century, printed in green with a girl and her dog, (6)

Crawhall (Joseph) Woodblock portrait of Sir Walter Raleigh, head and shoulders in an oval frame with pipes and tobacco leaves, 105 x 85mm., inscribed by Crawhall "Ralegh Nov.23 1886", [Q.W.p.38].

A red marble tobacco jar of barrel form with cover (chipped), a soapstone urn and a white marble egg. (3)

A 19th century salt glazed stoneware flask in the form of a fish, (chipped), and a two tone tobacco jar, with tin cover. (2). 11" (28cm) long and 8 1/2" (19cm) h high

A PLATED CIGARETTE CASKET, containing a pipe tobacco case and an American silver petrol pocket lighter (3)

A black basalt teapot, circa 1810, moulded with classical reliefs above acanthus borders and within reeded column corners, shaped cape rim and foliate finial, 9" long and a William Schiller & Sons, black glazed earthenware tobacco box and cover, 19th century, with recumbent hound finial and relief moulded with pipes and pipe accessories, mask handles, impressed marks, 8" long (2)

A late 19th century pottery tobacco jar and cover moulded as Martha Gunn, and a figure of a snuff taker. 13 1/2" high (35cm), (her arm damaged)

A silver cigarette box, a circular tobacco tin with embossed Bedfordshire Regiment crest and engraved South Africa 1900-2, a miniature Armada dish, and another

TWO FROG MUGS, a Toby type tea pot, a 1930s jug, 2 John Peel muscial jugs and a tobacco jar

A DELFTWARE BLUE AND WHITE POTTERY VASE, a 'Minton Aquarium' turquoise bowl, 10", a Copeland tobacco jar and cover, 6" and a brown pottery jug with chinoiserie decoration

A ROYAL COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN PUPPY, 4", a pottery figure, a Meissen onion blue and white leaf dish and a tobacco jar (4)

A large tin enamel advertising sign, for 'cut tobacco and cigarettes'. 183cm x 46cm

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY TWO TONE DOULTON STONEWARE BARREL FORM TOBACCO JAR AND COVER, decorated with topers, windmills, horses and hounds, impressed mark, approximately 5 ins high.

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY TOBACCO JAR AND COVER, in the form of an old lady, depicted wearing an apron, approximately 12 ins high. (restoration to cover).

A famille rose tobacco leaf pattern shaped oval meat dish, centrally decorated with leaves, trees and rockwork within a border of scattered flowers, 30cm (11 3/4in) Qianlong, (minor rim chips)

A Dutch copper and brass oblong tobacco box in 18th century style, engraved with figures in interiors and verse, 16.5cm long (6 1/2in), and an 18th century Dutch engraved brass oval tobacco box (worn), 12.5cm (5in)

A Wedgwood black jasper tobacco jar and domed cover, typically moulded and modelled in white relief with classical figures, height 20.5cm (8in), impressed mark, late 19th century

Three Scottish Quaichs, 2 treen, and 1 horn with silver decoration, and an oval brass tobacco box. (4)

A collection of pewter, comprising: a 19th century tobacco jar, the domed lid with ring handle, enclosing an inner lid with round handle with galleried base, 25cm wide (10in), and five plates, a Tudric bowl, another tobacco jar, two half pint mugs and a half gill measure

An Art Nouveau beaten copper tobacco jar and cover, circa 1905, by John Pearson, the cover embossed with four heart shaped motifs, the body lightly beaten and with a rivet seam stamped J P 4" high and a Coberg iron candlestick 7.5" high (2)

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CERAMIC TOBACCO JAR AND COVER, in the form of a bulldogs head, with orange flat cap design cover, approximately 4.75 ins high., 4.75 in (12.07 cm) high

A James Macintyre gesso Faience tobacco jar and cover, circa 1900, tube lined with olive green floral motifs against a light green ground, brown printed mark, 5" high, a Clarice Cliff crocus pattern ashtray, cracked, 4.50" diameter and a Copeland late Spode ovoid vase and cover printed with an early biplane and the flags of the nations, 3.50" high (5)

Oak smoker's cabinet, circa 1925-30, the case with egg and dart moulded border, inscribed to a presentation plaque 'William Edward Jones on his retirement with W T Davies & Sons, Branch of the Imperial Tobacco Co. Ltd 6th March 1931', two glazed doors opening to reveal pipe rack, two tobacco drawers, ceramic tobacco jar, centred with a cut glass scotch flask (chipped) and two shot glasses, 16.25 in (41.28 cm) wide, 11.5 in (29.21 cm) high

A LATE VICTORIAN OVAL HINGED SILVER TOBACCO BOX, of plain design engraved with a family crest, CHESTER 1899, makers mark CC, approximately 2 oz., 87.1 gm, (2.8 oz) approximate

Staffordshire porcelain teabowl and saucer, circa 1800-05, decorated with a pseudo tobacco leaf pattern in underglaze blue print and terracotta, green and puce enamels, unmarked

AN ONYX AND GILT METAL MOUNTED CASSOULETTE URN AND COVER, 19th century, suspended with chains on a dished base, damaged, and a cast iron tobacco box, 19th century, in the form of a grotesque head wearing a broad rimmed hat, on a stepped square base and four toupie feet, cover damaged, 5.5"h, 8.5 in (21.59 cm) diameter

A Clarice Cliff small circular bonbon dish; along with a quantity of china, includes Maling 'Peony Rose' vase, Devonware tobacco jar, Alfred Meakin dinner service, Carltonware leaf dish, and stoneware 'Oatmeal' lidded jar (quantity)