Old Clay Pipe Bowl, King George. Old pipe bowl, from a clay pipe - it is in the shape of a head,looks very like King George V. Circa 1910 plus. Measures about 4 cm high and 3.3 cm deep (1.5/8 inches by 1.1/4 inches). These pipes were made to be disposable, but I don’t think this one has been used, although there is a somewht uneven rim, and a few marks on it. They were quite crudely made, as it was customary to break your pipe at the end of an evening’s carousing and smoking.
Circa: Circa 1910 plus
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Old Clay Pipe Bowl, Shaped as Head. Old pipe bowl, from a clay pipe - it is in the shape of a head, a bearded man, probably a notable figure or politician of the day. Circa 1910. Measures about 4 cm high and 3.3 cm deep (1.5/8 inches by 1.1/4 inches). These pipes were made to be disposable, but I don’t think this one has been used, although there is a scorch mark on the top and a minor chip at the rear. They were quite crudely made, as it was customary to break your pipe at the end of an evening’s carousing and smoking.
Circa: 1910 plus
Condition: Very Good  

Vintage Deco Cigarette Case. Lovely chrome plated slim cigarette case, with gilded interior. Initials "N.T." inside, and N.C.T. outside. Engine turned Deco engraved pattern. Case measures 112 mm by 83 mm and 10 mm thick (4.7/16 inch by 3.1/4 inches and 3/8 inch thick). Would be a good size to fit business cards.
Circa: 1930s-50s
Condition: Very good  

Trench Art Cigarette Lighter. Old brass flick lighter - trench art, made from shell casing. Pull out the base of the bottle, and the little flick lighter is revealed. Bottle is 7 cm long and 1.7 cm diameter (2.3/4 inches by 5/8 inch). A few old dents, but basically all sound.
Circa: Early 20th Century
Condition: See description  

Players Navy Cut, Adertising Glass Ashtray. Early 20th century moulded glass ashtray - "Players Navy Cur" around the rim, and a rear-cut image of the sailors head with sailing ship and possibly battleship at either side of him. The wording round the rim is moulded on the rear in little dots, so it gives a bright effect from the front - a technique often used in Victorian pressed glass. This would date circa WW1. Ashtray measures 12.5 cm diameter and 2.5 cm high (5 inches by 1 inch). Very good condition - no chips or cracks, just some wear to the inside surface of the glass in the bottom of the ashtray . Because of the image, this is not noticeable. A rare advertising dish.
Circa: Early 20th Century
Condition: Very Good - See Description  

Oak Pipe Rack, Emmanuel College. Edwardian period pipe rack, made in oak and bearing the painted crests of Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge, England. Three shields top this pipe rack - the central one is the Emmanuel crest, not sure what the other two are. Pipe rack is made to hang on a wall - it measures 18.5 cm high and 29.5 cm wide (7.1/4 inches by 11.3/4 inches). Excellent condition. Circa 1900-1910.
Circa: Circa 1900-1910
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB  

Art Deco Mack Cigar Ashtray, Bulldog. Chrome Art Deco ashtray for cigars - the centre piece is a bulldog (Mack - written on his collar). Either side of him are cigar rests. Large chrome dish, measuring about 19 cm diameter. Whole is about 13 cm high (7.1/2 inches by just over 5.1/4 inches). Condition: Very good overall - some pitting in the chrome of the internal tray base, otherwise excellent. Made by Central Die Castings and Manufacturing, Chicago. Has design patent reg. number on bulldogs chest.
Circa: 1920s plus
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: US  

Trench Art Brass Cigarette Lighter. Tall brass flick lighter, made from brass shell casing. Measures 10.5 cm high and 2 cm diameter (4.3/16 inch by 3/4 inch). It seems a bit gummed up - I can’t revolve the flint wheel, but I think this could be solved with penetrating oil or similar. Otherwise very good condition.
Circa: Early 20th Century
Condition: See Description  

American 19th Century Tobacco Cutter. Cast iron tobacco cutter - 19th century American, with the figure of a man thumbing his nose and riding on the handle of the cutter. No maker’s name. Measurements: 32 cm by 7.5 cm closed, and 65 cm long when opened (12.1/2 inches by 3 inches closed, and 25.1/2 inches fully open). Condition is very good - it has one replacement screw. Quite heavy - bear this in mind for postage quotes!
Circa: 19th Century
Condition: Very Good
Country of Origin: US  

Hatted Soldier Figurative Tobacco Jar. A German early 20th century tobacco jar, made in the shape of a soldier’s head, with the white cap top being the lid.
Round holes behind his moustaches (not sure what these are for., maybe to hold a taper?). Jar measures 11 cm high (about 4.1/2 inches) and 10 cm wide (4 inches). Excellent condition.
Circa: Early 20th Century
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: DE  

Large Heavy Sterling Silver Cigarette Case. Hallmarked for Chester 1924, this heavy sterling silver cigarette case would also be ideal to carry business cards or credit cards. Gilded inside, with restrainers to both internal sides. Maker’s mark "T & S". Outer is decorated with engine-turned engraving, and is also engraved in one corner with the ornate initials - can’t make them out, but there’s an A in there somewhere! Overall excellent condition, with a few shallow uneven patches on the lids. Weight: 230 grms. Measurements: 14.25cm by 85cm and 2cm thick (5.5/8 inches by 3.3/8 inches and 3/4 inch thick).
Circa: 1924
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB  

Vintage WIN Flick Lighter, Very Slim. Elegant vintage lighter, very slim case with metallic gold finish. Flick lighter style. Made by WIN, Japan. Measures 70 mm by 275 mm and 6 mm thick (2.3/4 inches by 1.1/8 inches by 1/4 inch). Very good condition, a few minor scratches etc. to body.
Circa: Mid 20th Century
Condition: Very Good - See Description
Country of Origin: JP  

Sterling Silver Cigarette Box, 1936. Classic English sterling silver cigarette box - engine turned engraving on lid, with Art Deco style corner detailing. Edge with engraving of scrolls. Front initials: T. G. P. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1936.
The inside is wood lined. Maker’s mark: C & G & Co.
Measures 4 cm high, and 16 cm by 11 cm (1.1/2 inches high, and 6.1/4 inches by 4.1/2 inches). Very good condition overall, with some minor small dents to the surface.
Circa: 1936
Condition: Very Good - see description
Country of Origin: GB  

Vintage Mottled Kauri Wooden Pipe Rack. Beautiful mottled kauri rack cabinet with two tiers for pipes. Shelves and sided panels are nicely shaped. Tobacco jar would probably have been stored on bottom shelf. Cabinet measures 41 cm high, 24 cm wide and 17 cm deep (approx. 16 inches by 9.1/2 inches by 6.3/4 inches). Two holes in back board where it has been screwed to the wall. Excellent condition.
Circa: Very Early 20th Century
Condition: Very Good
Country of Origin: NZ  

Sterling Silver Match Holder, Striker, etc An English sterling silver ashtray with central match holder ribbed on the outside to form the striker. Hallmarked Chester 1905. Weight 45 grams. It is engraved with the gothic style initials A.B. Maker’s mark "W.N." Excellent condition. Measures 11.5cm diameter (4.1/2 inches) and 6cm high (2.1/4 inches).

Circa: 1905
Condition: Excellent
Country of Origin: GB