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'î^riofêca îcofiana A CATALOGUE

BOOKS ABOUT TOBACCO, TOGETHER WITH

A CATALOGUE OF OBJECTS CONNECTED WITH

THE USE OF TOBACCO

ALL

ITS FORMS.

COLLECTED BY

WILLIAM BRAGGE,

F. S. A.,

BIRMINGHAM.

PRIVATELY PRINTED. 1880

PREFACE. Nearly four centuries ago the Old World learned from the

New

the use of tobacco,

learned that smoking

The

and the lesson has been so well

now common

pipes from the pre-historic

and from the ancient

States,

cities

extreme antiquity of the practice religious, political,

that can be

all

and

;

everywhere.

mounds

of the United

of Mexico, prove the

while

connection with

its

social usages gives additional interest

known about

it.

Special interest in the subject arises from the fact that

all

savage and semi-civilized peoples have lavished their highest

and most

skill

characteristic art

upon the construction and

decoration of their pipes, and nearly the same

may be

said

of nations higher in the scale of civilization.

The

decoration

of pipes and of smoking appliances

generally thus adds a

new chapter

"Grammar

the

Ornament."

made

Until about twenty years ago, no attempt had been to

bring together what might be called

an ethnographic

collection of objects connected with the use of tobacco in its

various forms

— of

pipes of

all

kinds,

some being

unlike our notion of what a pipe ought to be that even the

most experienced European smoker would be puzzled by

them

— of

rasps,

fire-strikers for

by which people

— of snuff material — of

smokers

— of snuff mills and

in earlier times

made

their

snuff

own

snuff

bottles in all their wonderful variety of style

illustrate the

The objects,

begun

snuff

boxes and

many

other

use of tobacco.

collection that was then attempted includes

and as

and

which

things

also the

whole Uterature of tobacco.

the recreation of a busy

life

all

these

was

large extent

Pkei'ace.

spent in travelling, thus affording special opportunities for

and has been continued

collecting,

pleasure

increasing

and success

to the present time with

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;the

growing

collection

opened out

rapidly, while the field for exploration has

far

more widely than had been expected.

The

results

may become

they

perfect as

curious

incomplete

the nucleus of

possible,

and

twenty years of labour, though

of these

large, are yet necessarily

but

;

hoped

that

nearly

and thus extend our knowledge of a

interesting practice which,

early ages, has

a collection

become common

beginning in very

every country of the

world. It

with

has not been thought well to burden this Catalogue

many

travellers

such

notes referring to individual objects, or to the

who may have brought them

facts

of interest

will

found

to in

England. the

All

Illustrated

Catalogue (No. 4og) of the Bibliotheca NicotianiT-.

W. Birmingham,

1880.

BIBLIOTHECA NICOTIANA. Oviedo. Coronica de las Indias. La hysteria [ I.] general de las Indias agora nuevamente im pressa i547corregida y emendada. con la conquista del Peru. |

(Libro

Capit segundo.

quinto,

ahumadas que

los indios

acostumbran

De los tabacos o en estaysla Espanola.) |

Impreso en Salamanca por Juan de Junta.

1547.

[Folio.]

Segvnda Parte del Libro, de las Cosas qve [2.] traen de nuestras Indias Occidentales, que siruen al vso de medicina. Do se tra ta del Tobaco, y de la Sassafras &c. Hecho por el Doctor Monardes Me dico de Seuilla. |

casa Alonso Escriuano,

[i8mo.]

pressor.

1571Instrvction svr L'Herbe Petvm ditte en France Et sur la racine de la Royne ou Medicee Mechioca3n principalement (auec quelques autres Simples ment rares & exquis) exemplaire "k manier philosophiquePar I.G.P. Nvie, d'Envie, en Vie tous autres Vegetaux. A Paris. Par Galiot du Pre', Libraire mxi. ; rue S. Jaques, [iSmo.] k I'enseignc de la Galere d'or, &c., &c. 1572. [

3.]

L'Herbe

ÂŤ

Primera y Segunda y Tercera Partes de la Medicinal de las Cosas que se traen de nuestras Medicina. Tratado Indias Occi- dentales que siruen en Dialogo de la Piedra Bezaar, y de la yerua Esquerconera. de las Gran dezas del Hierro, y de sus vertudes MediHechos por cinales Tratado de la Nieve y del beuer frio. Van en est a ctor Monardes Medico de Sevilla. el Do impression la Tercera parte y el Dialogo del Hierro nueuamente hechos, que no han sido impressos hasta agora. Con Licencia y Do hay cosas grandes y dignas do saber. En Sevilla En casa de Preuilegio de su Magestad. Alonso Escriuano. 1574. [4.] Historia

[4to,

206 pp.

Woodcuts.]

Tractado de las Drogas, y medicinas de las [5-] biuo por Orientales, con sus Plantas debuxadas al Indias co y cirujano que las vio Christoual Acosta mediEn el qua! se verifica mucho de lo que escriuio ocularmente. j

Do-

ctor Garcia de Orta.

IJirigido ala

muy noble

muy

Burgos cabe(5a de Castilla y camara de En Burgos. Por Martin de Mctoria impressor su Majestad. Con privilegio. In -cooodait Iwrder. de su Majestad. 1578.

mas

ciudad de

leal

y nouenta y dos marauedis. engravings, see p. 360 Del

Esta tasado en ciento

448 and 38 pp. Wood Bangue, and 408 Del Opio.]

[4to,

Segunda y Tercera Partes De Primera [ 6.] y se traen de de las cosas que Historia Medicinal que siruen en medicina. nuestras Indias Occidentales, Tratado de la Piedra Bezaar, y de la yerua Escuergonera. Dialogo de las grandezas del Hierro, y de sus vertudes |

[

;

Heches Tratadode la Nieue, ydel beuer Frio. Van en esta por el Doctor Monardes, Medico de Seuilla. Impression la Tercera parte, y el Dialogo del Hierro, neuuamente hechos que ne ha sido impressos hasta agora. Do ay cosas grandes, y dignas de saber. Con Licencia y En Casa de En Seuilla Priuilegio de su Magestad. Fernando Diaz 1580. Medicinales.

[4to,

Woodcuts.]

162 pp.

Ende Hoeue Van M. De Landtwinninghe [ 7.] Bey de Doctooren in Kaerle Steuens, ende M. Ian Liebaut, By Christoffel &c., &c., &c., T'Antwerpen, de Medicijne. Plantijn in den 1582. gulden Passer. \

Pages 260-8 give an Account of Tobacco under the or Petum. [410, 707 pp. and table.]

name Nicotiane

Delle Cose, che vengono portate dall' Indie [ 8.] della Medicina. Raccolte. & Occidentali pertinenti all' vso |

Dottor Nicolo Monardes, Medico in Siuiglia, 1582. Appresso Giordan Ziletti.

trattate dal

&c &c

in Venetia,

[8vo, 249 pp.

[9.] scritta

Historia

Dal R.

Tavola

1 1

pp.]

delle Indie; e Morale Acosta Delia Compagnia del

Naturale,

P. Gioseflfo di

Giesu &c., &c., &c. Nouvamente tradotta della lingua Spagnuola nella Italiana da Gio. Paolo Galvcci Salodiano ;

Academico Veneto.

Con

Privilegii.

Bernardo Basa, AH' insegna del Sole. [4to,

174 pp.]

In Venetia, 1596.

Presso

[

10.]

Defence of

Answer to the Chimny-Swee-

Tabacco with a Friendly Booke called Worke for :

printed

late

pers, &c.

cognosce

Si iudicas,

Rex

es, iube. |

London, [Square 8vo.]

Printed by Richard Field for Thomas 1602.

Man.

[

Work

1.]

Tabacconists.

lesse plea-

Fumus

for Chimny-sweepers or a warning for Describing the pernicious vse of Tabacco, sant than profitable for all sorts to reade. Igne alieno Luculentior. As much as to

patria;,

say, I

Rellcr be cliokt with English hemp,

poisoned

tlien

Indian Tabacco.

witii

Imprinted at London by T. Es/e, for Thomas Bushell, dore of Powles. &: are to be sould at the great North 1602. [Square 8vo.] \

[

12.J

Counter-

Blaste to

Tobacco.

Imprinted

London The

London

by R. B.

Anno

1604. original ed. 13 leaves, collated with Bodleian.

[13.] |

Counter- Blaste to by R. B. Anno 1604. [

Imprinted Tobacco. (Wanting Title page.) |

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Arbers' English Reprints has also [410. 18 pp.] notes on the early introduction & use of Tobacco in England. 1577-1619.

Tobacco-Leaves

[14.] copies

printed

London

Samuel Rowlandson, |

reprint of 1604-13. Rowlandson's pieces, ist Instructions given to a Country Clown, To take Tobacco when he comes to town, 1604; 2nd, The Devil's Health drinker, 161 1; 3rd, Tobacco carried to Tyburn, 1613; 4th, To smokeing noses stinkeing nostrils. [8 pp. sm. 4to.]

six

The

15.]

[

Triall of

Tabacco.

most worthily ex

pressed

;

Wherein, his worth name, nature, and

in the

as,

qualitie of

with the Seasons,

the sayd hearb

true

and

;

his speciall vse in all Physicke,

right vse of taking

it,

as well for the

and times, as also the Complexions, Dispositi-

ons,

and Constitutions, of such Bo- dies, & Persons, as are fittest and to whom it is most profitable to take it. By E.[dmond] G.[ardner]. Gent, and Practicioner in Physicke. |

Imprinted at London, by TL L. for Mafhcw L^ownes. Paules Churchyard, at the signe of the Bishopjs-head. [Square 8vo.] 1610. |

8 of Tabacco, and the great Abvsc many other auncient and modern Perfumings; and the exposition of the Chapter of the true Oderiferovs Cane of Dioscorides. Taken out of the new Historie or Illv- stration of Plants, Written by Matth. de L'obel, Botanographer of tlie King his most excellent Translated out of Latin by I. N. G. Maiesty. 1610.

Perfvming

i6.]

[

committed

]

it.

V\'ith

]

[

Printed by William Stansby.

Lotidon, I

[8vo, iSpp.]

1611. 1

[

Maske of

'I'hc

7.]

Flowers.

Presented

the

Gentlemen of Graies-Inne, at the Court of White-hall, in the Banquetting House, vpon Twelfe night, 1613. Being the last of the Solemnities and Magnificences which |

were performed

at the marriage of the right honourable the Earle of Somerset, and the Lady Francis Daughter of the Earle of Sufiolke, Lord Chamberlaine. |

London [8vo.]

Printed

for

Roberl

Wilson.

6 14.

challenge between Silenus and Kanasha upon the woortliy then Tobacco, and did more cheere and relieue the sjjirits of men."

point;

"That Wine was more

[18.] the First.

Counterblaste 161 6.

to 'I'obacco,

by King James

[4to.]

Deir Historia de i semplici aromati, et altre [ 19.] che vengono portate dall' Indie Orientali pertinente all' uso della Medicina. Di Don C.arzia Dall' Horto Medico Portughese, con alcune breui Annotationi di Carlo Cluzio. Et dve Altri Libri Parimente di quelle cose che si portano dair Indie Occidentali Con vn Trattato della Neue it del beuer fresco. Di Nicolo Monardes Medico di Siviglia. |

cosi

(

;

Hora

tradotti

dalle

loro

lingue

nostra Italiana da Messer Annibale Briganti, INLarrucino da Ciuita di Chieti, Dottore & Medico Eccellentissimo. Con Privilegio. In Venetia, 1616. nella

[Svo, 525 pp.]

Brathwaite's (Rich.)Solemne, loviall Disjjutation, [ 20.] Theoreticke and Practickc, briefely shadowing the Lawcs of Drinking, &c. Oenozythopolis, at the Signe of Red-eyes.

161

The Smoaking Age, or The ALm in the Mist with The life and death of Tobacco. &c., Oenozythopolis. at the Signe of Teare-nose. [iSmo.] 1617. |

)

;

[21.]

The

Counterblast

Workes of

'I'obacco.

The Most High

Contained

and Mightie

Prince

James,

&c.

&:c.,

yohn

Printed by Robert Barker and

Loudon

Bill.

Anno

[Fol.]

1619.

Tobacco

battered

Pipes shattered so base & barbarous a Weed ; or at least-Wise ouer-loue so loathsome Vanitie ;) by A Volley of holy Shot Thundered From Mount Helicon. [i8mo.] 1614-20. [

22.]

(About

;

Eares

their

that

[

the

Idohse

idlely

Briefe and accurate treatise, concerning, 23.] taking of the fume of Tobacco, which very many, in doe too licentiously vse. these dayes, In which, the immoderate, irregular, and vnseasonable vse thereof is reprehended, and the true nature and best manner of vsing it, perspicuously demon strated. [

The

By Tobias Venner, Doctor of Physicke in Bath, etc. At London. Printed by W. L. for Richard Moore. 1621.

[Small 4to.]

Tabacolcgia Hoc est Tabaci, Seu NicoMedico-Chirurgico-Pharmaceutica: Vel

[23*.] tianae

Ejus

descriptio praeparatio

usus

omnibus

]

corporis adulterandi

fcrmfe

humani

in-

commodis; una cum

varijs

Tabacum

accurata signorum, quibus eius bonitas potest, annotatione, Per Johannum Neandrum

tionibus,

ra-

dignosci

Bremanum,

Philosophum,

Lvgdvni Batarorvm,

& \

Medicum.

Officina

Lsaaci Elsei'iri.

1622.

[4to.]

Een Korte beschrij- vinge van het wonderlijcke [24.] Tobacco, komende uyt verre ende vreemde Landen, kruyt veel gebreken het welcke zeer bequaem ende nut is teghen des hoofts, der mage, ende andere leden des lichaems, dienende principalijck de Zee-varende lieden het welcke den Leser in dit Boecrken wert te kennen gegeven. Over|

geset uyt 'tEngels. |

Men

vintse te

yoris Pamuehs. [

25.]

koop

[i8mo.]

Hymnvs

tot

Rotterdam, by de

Borse by

1623.

Tabaci,

autore

Raphaele Thorio |

Lugd. Bat. 'X^^xi

Lsaaci Eheviri.

[Small 4to.] |

1625.

dv Tabac, ov Nicotaine, Panacee, Herbe h la Reyne, Auec sa preparation la Plus part des indispositions du corps

Traicte

[26.]

Petvn

avtrement son vsage, pour ;

ensfinble les diuerses fagons de le fiilsifier, les marques pour le recognoistre. Compose [jremiercment en Latin par Jean Neander, Medecin a Lcyden, & mis de nouueau en Francois, par I.V. Oeuure tres vtile, non seulement au vulgaire, niais a tons ceux qui font la medicine, notaniment a ceux qui voyageants n out nioyen de porter quantite de medicaments. humaiii,

[

Ciiez Bartliehmy

Lyo/i,

Viiice?tf,

rue Merciere, |

a I'enseigne de

[i2mo.]

la Yictoire.

1626.

Tabacologia; Hoc est Tabaci, seu Nicotians [27.] descriptio Medico-Cheirurgico-Pharmaceutica, Vel Ejus prjeparatio et usus in omnibus, ferme corporis humani incomodis. Per Johannem Neandrum Bremanum Philo|

)

sophum

Medicum.

Lugduni Batavorum.

Isaad Eheviri,

Ofticina

&c.

Anno

4to.]

[

1626.

Avlore [28.] HymnusTabaci, Londini. (Bound with No. 58.) |

Raphaele

Thorio.

Impensis J^oannis Waterson.

[

[i8mo.]

Directions for Health, Naturall and Artificiall the best Phisitians, as well Moderne as &c. Tobacco- taking, &c. (S:c.

29.]

Deriued from I

Antient.

1626.

The

Edition &c. &c.

sixth

(William Vaughan)

London, &c.

Williams,

Printed 1626.

Hymnus

reviewed

Author,

the

Beak,

jl^o/in

for

Francis

Tabaci autorc Raphaele Thorio Typis Isaaci Elseveri 1628 Engd. title. Satyrs smokuig. [ssff. 4to.] See early Dutch pipes on front. [

Lugd.

30.] Bat.

[

[31.]

Traicte

du Tabac.

edition similar in

title

A. Lyon.

and contents

1630. to

No.

26.

Petri Scriverii

[3^-]

Satvrnalin,

Ofte

PoL-iiscli j

Vervatende liet gebriiyk ende misbniyk Vanden Taback, ' Onlangs by den Auteur iii't Latijn beschreven, ende, by eenen Liefhebber in't licht gegeven. niitsgaders tot dienst ende Nil verrijkt, ende herdruckt Door Vermaek van een yder in Neder-Duytsch vertaeld Sanivel Ampzing.

Wasten-avond-spel,

;

Gedruckt

Haerkin,

Stads-Boek-drucker.

Adriaeii

Roman, Ordinaris

1630.

[4to.]

and Tobacco Con^Vine, Beere, Ale, [ 33] A Dialogue. The Second Edition, tending for Superiorit)'. :

much

enlarged. |

Printed at Loyidon by T. C, for '^0/111 Giviie, and are be sold at his shop at Fiirniuals Inne Gate in IIoIborne. [Small 4to.] 1630. |

[

Scriverii

Petri

34.]

Waston-avond-spel,

Den

tweeden Druck. vervatende 't Ghebruyk en 't Misbruyk van den Taback, Uyt het Latijn in Neder-duytsch vertaelt, Noch zijn hier by gevoeght XL. vermaeckelicke door S. A. den selven Here P. S. toe-ghe-eygent, Poctische Grillen, door H. V. D.

Tot Leydcn, [Oblong iSmo.]

By Wilkm

Christiaensz.

Anno

1631.

and the Pipes shattered battered; [35.] Tobacco (about their Ears that idlely Idolize so base and barbarous so loathsome or at least-wise over-love a WEED; Vanitie) by A Volley of Holy Shot Thundered From Mount Helicon. Du Bartas his Diuine Weekes And Workes with a Compleate Collectio of all the other most j

delight-full

Workes

'I'ranslated

and

written by yt

famous

Philomusus,

losvah Sylvester

gent

London, printed by Robert Young. [Folio,] 1633. Engraved Title by R. Elstracke. Pag. 563-579. See error |

in pagination.

Francoise. avec les vertus, et [36.] La Theriaque proprietez d' icelle selon Galien. Mises en vers Francois par Pierre Maginet Pharmacien Salinois. Et dispense' publiquement a Salins par ledict Maginet, Claude Thouuerey freresPharmaciens, enrAni623. aLyon, ParBanlielemy Vincent, en rue Merciere, a 1' Enseigne de la Victoire. |

1623

[8vo.]

91 pp.

Bound with No.

26.

By t'ls King. A Proclamation restraining the [ 37-1 abusiue venting of Tobacco. Imprinted at London by Robert Barker^ Printer to the Kings most excellente Maiestie And by the Assignes of yohn BUI. [Folio sheet.] 1633. I

3S.] Desengano Contra el mal vsa del Tabaco. [ Tocanse varias Lecciones, y tratanse al intento, muchas lucion las nuevas, con novedad dudas con resolas antiguas. Por el Doctor Francisco de Leiva y Aguilar, Medico-Philosopho, hijo de la insigne Ciudad de Cordova. Con Indices, al Fin, de Cosas Notables y Tabla de Capitulos. Con Privilegio Real. En Cordova. Por Salvador de Cea Tesa. [Small square 8vo.] Ano de 1634. |

]

;

A. van de Vennes, Sinne-Vonck op den [ 39.] Hollandtschen 'I'urf. Ende des seifs Wonder Veen Brandt; in Gedicht uyt-geschildert, en aen-gewesen op de Haegsche 'I'vrf-Marct. Hier noch by gevoegt een vermakelielcken. Hollandtschen Sinne-Droom op het Nievw Wys-Mal Ouden Italiaeiischen Smit van den Mitzgaders De \'indinge der Tabacs Wonder Smoock, Hijcke lijck verciert met Konst-Beelden. Adriaen vaiide J'e/i/ie. In s' Graven-Hage. Wtgevormt in de Poetische Druckerye van Jsaae Bvrchoorn. 1C34. [Square i8mo.] |

(

;

[

Via Recta ad Vitam Longam. or, A plain [ 40.] Philosophicall Demonstration of the Nature, Faculties, and as by way of nourishments make Effects of all such things for the preservation of health, with divers necessary dieteticall observations ; &:c., (.*tc. By To. Venner. Doctor of Physicke in Bathe. As also an accurate Treatise concerning |

Tobacco. London,

by R. Bishop,

Printed 1638.

[Small 4to.]

Henry Hood.

for

Waerin HetRecht [41.] Bacchus Wonder-wercken: Gebruyck en Misbruyck des Wijns door verscheyden |

vermaecklijcke, eerlijcke en leerlijcke historien wort afgeder Dronckenschap met levende beeld, en de lasteringe verwen afgemaelt, &:c., &:c., byZ*. F. Pers, Amsf., 1628. Page 67-70. Engravings, & Songs on Tobacco. [410.] |

140 pp.

Puer Centum annorum sive [42.] genius, Der vor repuerascentis Mundi |

Heteroclitus

handel-und Kinder-Spiel.

wandlenden [i2mo.]

Welt

taglich

Circa. 1640.

Augen anhal-

liegend|

tendes

13 (Plays containing discourses on Tobacco, Tea, etc. song in praise of Tobacco, and a code of burlesque Statutes enjoining the use of Tobacco.)

Grymston's

Mr.

[43.]

Speech

Parhament

The Accusation and Impeachment

William of Treason, Arch-Bishop of Canterbury, upon high Laud, &c., &c., see page 304.

upon

]

" Most unworthily trucked and

cli.iffered in

Tobacco

Licenses and fines."

London.

[4to, 5 pp.]

1641.

An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons [44.] Assembled In Parliament, Concerning the Excise of Tobacco. Hen. Elsynge, Cler. Pari. D. Com. and yoh London, Printed by Richard Cotes |

Raivorth. \

1643

[8 pp.]

De Herba Panacea quam alii Tabacum alii [ 45.] Petvm, avtNi- cotianam vocant, Brevis Commentariolus. Avctore ^'Egidio Everarto, Antverpiano. |

[i2mo.]

Davide ah Hoogenhvysen. (Bound with Nos. 46, 6*, 7, and 8.)

Vllrajecti\ pro

1644.

Bremani Tobacologia, Johannis Neandri Tabaci seu Nicotianae Descriptio vel ejus pro Davide ab Hoogenhuysen LHtrajecti preparatio et usus. [i2mo.] 1644.

hoc

[ 46.] est

46*]

[

Medicorum.

Epistolae

Ultraiecti,

Anno

Judicia

ClarissimorimT aliquot

Tabaco. |

Pro Davide ab Hoogenhvysen.

[i2mo.] |

1644.

Tobacci sive De Abusu Misocapnus [ 47.] Lusus Regius. LHtrajecti pro Davide ab Hoogenhuysen. [i2mo.] 1644. |

[48]

Hymnus

Tabaci

autore

Ultragecti pro Davide ab Hoogenhuysen.

Raphaele Tliorio [i2mo. 1644. ]

Abusu Tobacci Discursus, Ex Operibus [49.] De Et hac desumptus, Seren. Regis Britanniae Jacobi forma in Dei Gloriam, & Juventutis, hanc herbam studiorum hoc potissimutn sedulo, Cum vitae, teinporis sitientis & consumentis. dispendio detestando, |

]

Prostat

Rosiochi, I

Anno

1644.

apud ^oh ILalkrv.

[i8mo.]

De Oculo, Job. Michaelii I. I. Hornani, [50.] Auctoris Dordrechti, Et quaedam Poematia ejusdem Excudebat Henricus Essaeus. 1645. Among the poems above referred to is " De Tabaco." |

[51.]

Chrysostomi

Magneni

Burgimdi Luxo-

Philosophi Medici, in celeberrima Ticinensi Vniuersitate Regij Medicinae Professoris Exercitationes de Tabaco ad Illvstrissimum Heroem Othor.em Caimvm Supremi ItaHae Consilij Regentem uiensis

Patritij

Inclytum.

Apud

Ticini Regij,

(Bound with No.

1648.

The Code

52.]

[

Andream

Magriuiii.

[4to.]

59.)

1650,

and orders

being a compilation of

of the General Court of Connecticut also, the Constitution, or Civil Compact, entered into and adopted by the Towns of Windsor, Hartford, and \Vethersfield ini63S-9. &c. &c. commonly

the

laws

earhest

]

119

ff.

Andrus & Son. [8vo. Reprint in the 46th year of Independence see p. 96 "Tobacko."] Blue Laws.

called

Hartford

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 1825.

Briefe and accurate Treatise concerning 53.] taking of the fume of Tobacco, which very many, in these dayes, doe too licenciously use. In which the immoderate, irregular, and un seasonable use thereof is reprehended, and the true nature and best manner of using it, perspicuously demonstrated. [

The

Doctor of Physic in Bathe. Loiidott, Printed by yaines Fleslter for Henry Hood, Sec, 1650. L. Venner,

Mounted

in Vol.

of History of

Tobacco

Illustrated,

and a separate copy. [

54.]

Tabacum

Carmen.

Auctore |

Godefroy

tista I

Societatis Jesu.

[8vo.] |

(c.

Joanne Bap1650.) 21 pp.

ad Vitam Longani. or, [55] ^'''1 Recta Treatise wherein the right way and best manner of living, etc. As also An accurate Treatise concerning Tobacco. |

By Tho. Venner Doctor of Physick in Bathe. London, Printed by yames Flcslicr, for Henry Hood, etc. \

1650.

[Sm. 4to.]

Petition to the King's most Excellent Majesty [56.] on behalf of the Inhabitants and Planters in Virginia and Mariland. (Relatmg to the trade in Tobacco.) [Folio, 4 pp.]

Circa, 1650.

Hyninus Tabaci, Avtore Raphaele Thorio [57.] Editio Nova, MuUb Emendatior. Londini. 1651. Y.^zw'i.thiAT. N.\ixo Hum. Moseky. |

Hymnus Tabaci; a Poem In Honour of Heroically composed By Raphael Thorius Made English by Peter Hausted Mr. of Arts Camb. London, Printed by T. N'. for Hiiniplu-ey Moseley, [i8mo.] (Latin & English bound together.) C!^c. 1651. (Bound with No. 28.) [58.]

Tobaco.

[

Pvlvis Febrifvgvs Orbis Americani Serenis[59.] Principis Leopoldi Gulielmi Archidvcis Avstriae Belgii ac Bvrgvndiae Proregis Ventilatvs Ratione, ExpeAvctoritate rientia, a Chifletio, Joanne Jacobo Equite, Anno 1653. [Small 4to.] (Bound with No. 51.) |

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Francofurtens.

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Anno

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1654.

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Diev

Tird des Burlesques du Sieur de la

&c.

Chez Andre 1657.

Imprimeur, rue Brocherie, &c.,

Gales,

[Reprint of 1870.

Valence.]

De Tabaco Exercitationes Quatuordecim. [ 62.] Authore Joanne Chrysostomo Magneno. Burgundo Luxoviense Patritio, Philosopho, Medico, & in Universitate Ticinensi Regio Me dicinae Professore. Editio ultima a multis mendis repurgata. Hagae-Comitis. Ex TypogxxpWia. Adriatii Vlaccj. [i8mo.] 1658. |

[

63. J

Wine,

Beer, Ale,

ing for superiority.

and

Tobacco,

Contend-

Dialogue.

London, Printed by J^. B. for yolm Grove, and are be sold at his shop betwixt S. Katharine's Stairs and the Mill, next door to the sign of the Ship. [i2mo.] 1658.

Panacea; or The Universall Medicine, being [64.] a Discovery of the Wonderfull Vertues of Tobacco Taken in a Pipe, With Its Operation and Use both in Physick and Chyrurgery. By Dr. Everard, &c. |

London, Printed for Simon Miller at the Star in St. [i8mo.] 1659. Church-yard, near the ^Vest-end. \

Pauls I

Organon Salutis. An Instrvment to Cleanse As also divers new Ex- periment of the of Tobacco and Cofl'ee virtue How much they conduce to preserve humane health. By W. R. of Gray's Inne, The second Edition, with new Additions. Esquire. London. Printed for D. Pakanau, at the Rainbow in Fleet-street, neer the Inner Temple Gate. [iSmo.] [

the

65.]

Moniach.

(

1659.

Decision del Pvnto, enqvese controvierte si que de nuevo se anaden al Tabaco, son danosos, o prouechosos a su vso ordinario de tomarlo en polvo. Avtor el Doctor Don Diego Henriquez Correa, Cathedratico que fue de Visperas de la Vniuersidad de esta Ciudad, y Medi- CO del Excelentissimo senor Code de Villa Vmbrosa. Marques de Quintana, del Consejo de sa Magestad en el Real de Castilla, Assistente, y Maestro de Campo General de la gente de Guerra de Seuilla, y su Tierra, Presidente de la Real Casa de la Contratacion da las Indias de esta Ciudad, &c. Con Licencia, En Seuilla por Luan Gomez de Bias, Impressor Ano de 1659. mayor de dicha Ciudad. [

66.]

los polvos

[

]

[Small 4to.]

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Eeen

[67.] Colonie,

By de

The original records of the Pipe-makers' Guild with the Constitution, laws, and acts, from 1660 to Bought by me from the Secretary, to whose fomily 1724. the records and plate, &c., of the Guild had been forfeited more tlian a century before, through the non-payment of monies lent. Van der Want's great grandfather restored the [

68.]

Gouda;

plate, but

kept the records and guild book.

[i vol.,

Bound

M.S.

folio,

brown mor.]

with this is the whole series of 504 Drawings of Trade Marks granted by the Guild, with names of the These were copied respective owners, from 1660 to 1870. for Mr. Bragge, from the large wooden tablets preserved at See No. 87. the Guildhouse at Gouda.

Instrument to Cleanse the of tlie Divers new Experiments Vertue of Tobacco and Coffee: How much they conduce Recommended to Public preserve Humane Health. to View by Sir Henry Blount, iv: Mr. James Howell. The

Judge Ramsey's

[ 69-] Stoiiiack,

also,

]

third Edition with

new

Additions. \

Printed for S. Speed, at the Rainbow in [OS pp., near the Inner Temple-gate, 1664.

London: Fleet street, 1

2 mo.]

Sternutatione Schoockii De Martini [ 70.] Omnia ad illani pertinentia, juxta Tractatus copiosus Editio altera, priori & emenrecentia inventa proponens.

]

datior,

uberior.

Ainsfelodaini,

[iSmo.]

Apud

Fetniiii

Bergc,

I'aiiden

&c.

1664.

Simonis Paulli. D, [71.] Commentarius Aarhusiensis

Medici Regij, ac Praelati

[

Ue Abusu Tabaci. Americanorum Veteri, et Herbae Thee. Asiaticorum in Europa Novo, Quae ipsissima est Chamaeleagnos Dodonaei, Myrtus Brabantica, Danice Porfz, German, Post, ali^s cum Figuris Gallice' Piment Royal, Belgice Gagel dicta aeneis, utensilia quaedam Chinensivm eaq pretiosissima |

]

;

repraesentantibus.

Argentorati Sumptibus Authoris [Small 4to. 1665. \

Filij

Shiwnis Paulli

Bibliop.

TABAAOriA

[72.]

quam

[

Dissertatio |

OiXtargwu

discussioni

1667.

Adamus Hahn. [

Tabaco

placidae I

submittit.

dami.

sive I

73.]

Jenae.

Litens Wertherianis.

Magneni De Tobacco Exercitationes, AmsteloVellum uncut. 1669.

[i2mo.] 74.]

Duplicate copy.

Bound

with Nos. 4S-6-7-&-9.

II Tabacco Opera. di D. Benedetto Stella [ 75.] da Civita Castcllana, M. D. Nella quale si tratta dell' Origine, Historia, Coltura, Preparatione, Qualita, Natuni, |

]

Virtu,andVso. el in Medicina.

inFvmo.inPolvere, in Foglia,inLambitivo, Delia pianta volgarmente detta, Tabacco.

Si discorre degl'

vtili,

ch' arreca

moderatamente

pre-

so,

danni ch'apporta smoder-atamente

modo

diprenderlo. Medico, Morale, e-Curioso. e legitime

el vero,

Roma,

Ill

Per Filippo

Maria

vsato,

Trattato

qual sia Naturale,

Manchii.

[iSnio.]

1669.

Two [ 76.] First given by

Broad Sides

]

King James

against Tobacco. of Famous Memor)'

The

His

: |

The Second Transcribed out Counterblast to Tobacco. Dr. Everard Maynwaringe, his of that learned Physician, Treatise of the Scurvy. To which is added, Serious Cautions against Excess in Drinking: Taken out of another Work of the same Author. His preservation of Health and Prolongation of Life, ^Vith A Short Collection, out of Dr. Ceorge Tliompson's 'I'reatise of Bloud Against smoking Also many E.xamples of God's severe Judgments Tobacco. upon notorious Drunkards, who have died suddenly, In a Sermon Preached by Mr. Samuel Ward. Concluding with Two Poems against Tobacco and Coffee. Collected and PubHshed, as very Proper for this Age. By J. H. |

]

;

[

Licensed according to Order, June Printed for J^ohii Jlancock. [4to.]

1672.

]

Lciidoii,

Frontispiece a portrait of King James, engraved on Folded A\'oodcut at end. :

Copper.

Tabaco ejusde que hodierno Oratio D. ejusdemquc a Jacobo 'Pajjpio Med. cum Magistratu academico in Illustri Julia Tertib edita auction

[77.]

abusu habita Prof publico quarlum abiret I

Hclmestadii, 6^v., 1673.

[

'I'hc

78.]

[4to,

44 pp.]

True English Interest:

or an

Account

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]

Printed for Giles IViddnicit's, London, Dragon, in St. Paul's Church-yard, 1674. ^'t'l; jip. 32-36 on Tobacco.

at the

[8vo,

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19 [79-]

relating to the

Collection

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Ordinances of Zutplien :

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they

;

making

Collected from the Writings of the best Physicians,

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Good.

Physiologicus.

Andmc

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1683. Pp. 164 to 177,

So7c>/e.

"On

Tobacco."

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iii,

3 vols, [folio.] 1 786-1 826.

\^ol.

1683-1765;

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ii,

Gebruik en Mis- bruik Van de Thee, [ 87.] Deugden en Mirsgaders een \'erhandeHnge wegens de Door Cornelis Bontekoe. In Kragten van de Tabak. Keurvorstelijke zyn leven Raad en Lyf-Medicus \'an zyn Doorluchtigheid van Brandenburg. Hier nevens een Verhandelinge van de Coffee. Met des zelfs krachten in ongezonde. Door Stephanus Blankaart, gezonde, en Philosophiae en Med. Doctor en Practizijn tot Amsterdam. |

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Die

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;

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The

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DerPolitischeundLustige Tobacks- Bruder. Des Edelen Krautes Sonderliche Beschreibung Darbey allerhand lustige Begebenhei- ten des Tobacks, [91.]

Das

ist:

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sonderbahren

Gefal-

liebten

Tobacks-Zunfi't zu Curiosen Leser zur

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len,

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Tabacologia, Ofte korte Verhandelenge [92.] Desselvs deugd, gebruyk, over de Tabac. ende kennisse; Waar door aangeweesen wordt een wegh om lang vroolijk, ende gesond te leeven. Door I. I. \V. Beintema van Peima. Med. Doct. In 's Grai'eii/iage by Layn van Dyck. Boekdrukker by de Luyterse Kerck. [i8mo.] 1690. |

Panacea Oder Allgemeines Hiilfts-Mittel, [ 93.] Dadurch iedwede, so wohl Mannes-als Weibes-Perso- nen befallende Kranctheit geschwind und gliictlich zu curiren .\uszgefunden oder abzu- wehren von Johann Ignatius AVorp. Beintema von Peima, Medic. Doct. Aus dem Niederliindischen ins Hochdeutsche iibersetzet von :

;

J. S.

Zu finden Bey yoh.

[iSmo.]

J-ricdruii Glcditscluii.

1691.

Waare Oeffening en Ontleding der Planten. [ 94.] Handelende Van haren Oorspronk Ontleedinge Wijse van Groeyenge Voorteelinge Chymische Ontbindinge Kragt Werkinge Gebruyk; ^lisbruyk, bysondere ]-'.ygens|

;

chappen, en eyndelijk haare -Siektens en Ster- ven, &c. als mede een nette ontvouwinge. van al le dat gene, dat sig, zo in de Lugt, Hemels-kring, en .-Vard-kloot vertoond, en't |

22 en Voortteelinge der Planten contriwelk tot Groeyenge, Hier nevens werd ter nedergesteld. De Culture bueert. Tabak. Haar Gebruyk, ofte Voortcjueekinge van de tot een generate ^^'^ederMisbruyk, Kragt en Werkinge, Boekje, Tabaks Verhanlegginge van dat buytensporige door Beintema a Peima uytgegeven. delinge genaamd, en Met Door Theodorus Schoon, Med. Doct. &c. &:c. kopere Platen Vercierd. In's Gnh'c'/i/iaj^t; By Meinder T. Uyt'd'erf, Boekverkoper, in de Halstraat. Anno 1692. [8vo.] |

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Nuttelyke

95.]

[

kingen

Over het Heedendaags

van Peyma. INI.D. Tot lof van den Tabak. Voerende den Tabacalogia Ofte korte verhandeling over den Hier aan Tabak desselfs deugd, gebruik en kennisse. volgen dan noch ook verscheide Maat-gedichten over aaumerkelijke saken. Alles door B. C. de Vries. Amsterdam Gedrukt by Cornelis van IIo(\i;ai/iiiiscii. |

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[

Natural History Containing MÂŁny ..ot Extracted out of the best Thomas Pope Blount, Baronet. Printed for R. Bentley in Russell Street, in Covent

96.]

Common Modern London

Ob.servations Writers, By Sir :

]

Garden.

1693. I

[8vo,

469 pp.]

6i;'t'

Annuente

[97.] Facultatis

Opium and Tobacco,

numine

16-135.

Medicre

Gratiosisimce

de Tabaco, Bernhardo Albino,

consensu,

pp.

Alma

Viadrina, Preside Dn. Phil. Med. Doct., Prof Publ. Ordinario, Serenisf atq Potentisf Electoris Brandenburgici Consiliario & Archiatro, Domino Meccenate, Patrono ac Prajceptore seternum devenerando, Ad diem XVOI. Mart. An. MDCXCV. In auditorio majori disputabit Horis antenieridiani.s Johannes Theophilus Letschius, Brega Silesius, A. & R. Francofurti ad \'iadrum, Literis CIiristoi)hori Zeitleri. 1695. [410.] |

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Tobaco-Logia,

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Bericht

griindlicher

Von

Das

ist,

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Ur.

John Jones,

;

London : Printed for Richard Sniitli at the Angel and Bible without Temple Bar. [8vo.] 1700. j

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Le Bon LIsage manieres de

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siensi.

INLD. Amstelodaiiii.

1 7

Apud

yoaii/iein Oosterwyk.

[i2nio.]

16.

Tobacco: [ 117.] lated from the Latin |

Poem. In two Books. Transby Henry of Raphael 'Fhorius. |

Player.

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" [

126.]

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Leonh. Ferdinand, Meisneri, Med. De Caffe, Cho- colatae, Herbae Natura, Usu, et Abusu Anacrisis,

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Gedigten |

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tions,

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Arrests et Reglements, Concernant present.

Thoughts

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shewing That in all the Libels, Remonstrances, and pretended Letters a- gainst A new Method of Levying :

on Tobacco and AVine, there is not so much Word worth answering. London : Printed for ^. Roberts, near the Oxford Arms, in Warwick lane, 1732-3.

the Duas one

ties

[8vo, 32 pp.]

True Copy of the Excise-Bill, intitled. A Bill and an Imijost now payable on Tobacco of the I'ritish Plantations; and for granting an Inland Duty in lieu thereof. [410.] 1733. [137.]

for repealing several Subsidies,

The

of Tobacco signed by the Council, and Sjjeaker of the House of President of the Burgesses. To which is added, .\ Vindication of the said Representation.

[138]

Case

the

Planters

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by Themselves

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Letter from a the Country, |

Friends

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Member of Parliament concerning the Duties

on Wine & Tobacco London Printed |

[

Cooper,

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Ivy Lane

1733.

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The Rise and Fall of the late Projected [ 140.] Impartially Consider'd. By a Friend to the English Excise, Constitution. |

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Lockes-Head,

Amen

The Budget opened. or, an Answer to [ 141.] Pamphlet intitled, A Letter from a Member of Para liament to his Friends in the Countrj-, concerning the London Printed // LLaines, Duties on AA'ine and Tobacco. Francklin's in Russell Street, Cimvent Garden. at Mr. |

1733-

[8vo.

34 pp.]

An Appeal Landholders conto the [ I42'] General Benefit of cerning the Reasonableness and an Excise u])on Tobacco and Wine. Lotidon Printed Corner. for jf. Peek, at Locke's Head in Amen1733. |

[8vo, 31 pp.]

143.]

[

Tabaco

Stenivtatorio

vvlgo

Dom

A.D. D. XLX DEC, MDCCXXVII Plaz disputabit M. Antonius Gviliemos et Jo. Coswiga.-Anhaltinus. Christoph. Marci Editio Secunda. Literis lo. Christiani Langenhemii, Lipsiae 1733. [Sm. 4to, 32 pp.]

Schnupff-Taback

The Vitner and Tobacconist's Advocate, [ 144.] Being Remarks upon, and a Full Answer to those Scandalous papers Published in The Daily Coiiranf, under the Title of The Occasional Financer, and under the Names of Carus and Meanwell. London : Printed Fountain-Tavern in the for T. Reynolds, over-against the Strand. [8vo, 46 pp.] 1733. [

[

For repealing several Subsidies and Payable on Tobacco Of the British Plantations ; And for granting an Inland Duty in lieu thereof. Loudon: Printed for W. Webb, near the Royal Exchange. [8vo, 39 pp.] 1733. [

145.]

an Impost

Bill

Now

]

The

or the Smuglers' Disappointment. Being An excellent New Ballad on the Excise Bill. London : Printed for .(4. Dodd, without Temple-Bar, 1733. [

146.]

Citizens' Procession,

and the

Success

Patriot's

[Folio, 8 pp.]

AReview of the Excise Scheme; In Answer [ 147.] to a Pamphlet, entitled The Rise and Fall of the late projected Excise, impartially considered, with Some Proper Hints to the Electors of Great Britain. London : Printed by LL. LLaines. at Mr. Francklin's, in Russell Street, Covent Garden, 1733. [8vo, 71 pp.] |

]

The Late Excise Scheme Dissected or, an [ 148.] Exact Copy of the Late Bill, for Repealing several Subsidies, and an Impost, now Payable on Tobacco, &c., with all the Blanks filled up, as they probably would have been, if the Bill had passed into a Law and proper Observations on each Paragraph, Together with, &c., &c. N.B. This Pamphlet is designed as a New Year's Gift, proper to be presented by all honest Candidates to their Electors. London Pr. for y. Dickenson in ^^'itch Street. [Svo, 80 pp.] 1734. :

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3° Untersuchung der Frage ob Frauenzimmer nicht eben sowohl, denen Mannes-Personen 'I'oback zu rauchen erlaubt, Verniinftige

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[

Galanten und andern I

als

[

und

Gesundheit niitzlich sey ? J. J. W. Beintema. Frankjurth and Leipzig, 'J^o/i. Frddrich RUteiu.

ihrer

[8vo.]

1743.

A Pipe of Tobacco. In Imitation [ 150.] Several Authors. The Third Edition, with Notes. Printed for W. Bickerton. [8vo, 21 pp.] 1744. [

[ 151.] edition. 1744.

Tobacco,

of Six Londoti: |

iSrc, &c. Pipe of Tobacco, The Fourth (Bound with Mock Heroics on Snuff, |

Gin.

152.]

[

1S22.)

Treatise I

and Chocolate.

Tobacco,

Tea,

Coffee,

The Advantages and Disadvantages

tending the Use. 11. Full and distinct Directions laid III. The Chinese or Asiatic Tea. The Whole Illustrated with Copper Plates. Written originally by Simon Pauli, and Now Translated by Dr. James. London: Printed for T. Osborne, in (Cray's Inn &c. at-

down.

—

[8vo.] [

;

1746.

Der

153.]

Poem.

Knaster. Besungen aus Schlesien. 1747. |

Christian Giinther,

Von

Johann

[8 pp., 4to.]

Discourses on Tea, (<S;c., &c.) Tobacco; Plain and Useful Rules for Gouty People. By Thomas Short, M.D. London, Pr. for T. Longman,, in Paternoster Row, and A. Millar, in the Strand. 1750[

154.]

with

[8\o,

[

155.]

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424 pp.]

]

— 257

on Tobacco.

Nulla Salutifero praestantior herba Tabaco. |

Ludolph Hoage, priester in de Tempel van den wydberoemdon Vulcaan Artis Fumatoriae Professor primarius L. B. S. [MS. sheet, Tabacum Carmen. Auctore Joanne Baptista [156

Godefroy,

Societatis Jesu.

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[Bvo.]

•7SO-1

Dispvtatio Inavgvralis Medica de Tabaco vsv Medico qvam svmma Regia Avctoritate svffragante gratioso medicorum ordine pro Gradv Doctoris Habebit M. Christophorvs Carolvs Reichel Dresenensis Medic. Cand. ^'itenlbergae. Ex Officina Schlo1750. [

157.]

eivsqve

machiana.

—

Deutliche und ausfiihrlichc Nachricht vom Georg Daniel &:c., &c. und Schnupf-Taback. Thebesii, M.D. Halle. 1751. [410, 84 pp.] 158.]

[

Ranch-

[

super Tabacatione Meditatio Seria 159.] Knablativa. rejecta Nasali et Anathematizata Trajecti ad Rhenuin, apud C. Va/ufer Post,

Another edition of the same broadsheet.

160.]

Appeal

to the

establish

In Relation to

it |

will

draw his whole Body after Reign of William III. Printed for W. Owen, London:

him

;

Old the

[

Serpent gets his head into a Hole, for

Public

And

a Revival of the When General Excise.

;

Tobacco i

Project,

juniorem

[MS.]

[161.] the

Bibliopolam. [

Pipali,

be no hard Matter it.

Hampden

E.xcises in the

near

Temple

Bar.

[Svo.]

Homer's Head

1751.

Das bey vergniigten Stunden spielend und 162.] Tabacks-Collegium Musicalische auffiihrende Durch Pierrot Faustin Forte, Director und Componist in [

singend

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Franckfurt und Leipzig.

Opium, on Treatise [ 163.] By George Young, Practical Obsei-vations |

Edinburgh.

Strand.

London

1753.

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founded upon M.D., Physician A. Millar, in the |

[8vo, 182 pp.]

Gotdob Avgvsti lenichen, [164.] Selectae Criminales de Tabaco. |

Giessae,

[410.]

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Apvd yoannem yacobvin Bravnivm, A.R.S.

1756.

[4to.]

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165.]

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Barruffaldi.

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Baccanali.

1758See 3rd vol. [

166.]

pointing out

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3 vols. [8vo.]

upon the Herb

Tobacco, |

and its fatal deleterious, pernicious Quality, Constitution, by the great variety the

its

upon

Effects

Vignettes.

Human

Not only affecting Three of the of Disorders it occasions. Five Senses, to a great Degree, but impairing the Faculties Mind, and even frequently causing premature Death. of the By a Gentleman of the University of Cambridge. London: \Vnn\.c6.lQX Charles Slalkcr. [Svo.] 1760. |

32 Cautions

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Founded on

Snuff.

immoderate Use of Tobacco it must produce when this Way And Enforced by Instances of Against the

known

the

Plant taken

And

;

the the

into

Effects

Body

who have

Persons

Qualities of the

perished miserably of its Use.

sioned, or rendered incurable by

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167.*]

[

168.]

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yackson, &•€.

[8vo.

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7?.

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Balih(.<in,

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]

Second Edition of Do.

1761.

Medica Inavgvralis

Dissertatio

Tabaci

Ptarmici Abvsv cev Atrocis affectvs ventricvli aliorvmqve morborvm cavssa qvam Praeside Daniele \Vilhelmo Trillero Philos. et Med. ). Consiliario ,\vlico Regio Medicinaj Professore Pvbl. ord. Primario et ill. Acad. Scientar. Bononiensis sodali Pro Doctoris Gradu rite impetrando D xiii. Mart. Ann: cio i.t cci.xi L. Q. C. Pvblico ervditorum e.xamini subiiciet Au |

Avgvstvs Lvdov. \'nwvrde forsta-lvsatvs Vitembergae Prelo Ephraim Gottlob Eichsfeldi Academiae a Typis. |

Cautions

[169.] &c., &c.

Dr.

immoderate use of Snuff, Dublin: J. Potts. 1764. [38 pp.]

against the

Hill.

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Dated

1787-7 and 1800. 1

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English, &C., &c.

[Folio].

Poems

I.J

upon I

the

late

various subjects, Latin and Isaac Hawkins Browne, Escj., |

London, 1768.

—

[8vo, 160 pp.] p. 115 124, of six several authors."

in imitation

Pipe of Tobacco:

Nieuwe en Naauwkeurige verhandeling van 172.] Tabak. &c., &c., in IV. Afdeelingen. &c., &c., te •Imstcrdam. By (lerrit Bom, &c., 1770; and, in same cover, Verhandeling over den TabaK 'i'wcede Stukje 1775. [Svo, 88 pp. & 56 pp.] [

den

L'Art de faire les Pi])es a fumer le Tabac [ 173.] par M. Duhamel du Monceau de I'Academie Royale des Sciences 1771. |

[Folio, 34

Machines,

jip.,

Furnaces

II sheets of coi)i)er engs. of Pipes,

for burning.

33 [ 175-1 altered from

'I'obacconisl,

''"^

Comedy

of two Acts acted at the

[

Ben Johnson.

By Mr. Gentleman

Hay-niarkct and Edinburgh. Theatre Royal in the Printed for ^. i^c//, near With universal applause. Loudon. Exeter Change in the Strand and C. Etheringtoit, at ^'ork I

;

{

1771

[8vo. 50 pp.]

Die bekehrte Tabacksrauclier, oder Vorwie das Tabackrauchen am leichtesten abzugewohLeipziger Herbstmesse. sey. 1774. [i2mo. 44 p.p.] 176.]

[

schlag

nen

inauguralis Medica viribus de ejusqueusu et abusu, quam annuente medica in antiquissima ac celeberrima

IJissertatio

[177.]

MedicisNicotianae

[

inclyta facultate

Uni-

[

Mndobonensi

versitate

publicoe dis-

[

sub-

(juisitioni

Franc. Joan. Cuntira, [Svo. pp. 32.]

mittit I

1777.

[

178.]

Treatise

tV-c, Ovc.

[

on the

Vindobonae,

Culture

&c.

of the

]

Tobacco Plant with the Manner in which it Adapted to Northern Climates, and cured,

use of the

179.]

Landholders of Great

London.

usuall\'

for the

[

[Svo.]

designed

Britain, &c., &c.

1779.

Zinspelingen

[

en onder t'Rooken van een

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Pyp Tabak. Pages 335 338, De Leermeester der Zeden &c., &c. [Amsterdam, bij Tjeert Blick 1781. |

[

(

[8vo.]

Engravings.

The Method of cultivating Tobacco, [ 180.] With the adapted to the Climate of Great Britain. Natural History of that Plant, From Linnaeus and other Authors. Edinburgh. [Svo.] 1782. |

[

8 1.]

para esta

Ordenanzas de la Real Renla del 'I'abaco. de Nueva Espafia, que se Administra

Reyno

de Cuenta de S. M. Reimpresas en Mexico, en la Imprenta de Don Felipe de Zliniga y Ontiveros, calle del Espiritu Santo. \

[4to.]

Alio 1786.

\'erses [ 182.] Tobacco-])i])e maker

John Frederick Bryant,

late

together with His Life written by himself London : Printed for the autlior and sold at liis sliop, No. 35 Long Acre. [Svo, pp. 64. 1787 |

at Bristol.

]

Portrait.]

34 Medical Reports of the Effects of Tobacco, Drojjsies and Dysuries, or of Cases of Tain and difficulty of jjassing Urine. By Thomas Fowler, M.D., Together with Observations on the Medicinal Effects itc. 183.]

[

the

("lire

[

from Corresijondents. &c. of 'I'obacco, with considerable Additions. Edition revised, London. 1788. [ 8vo.] |

The Second

Des Kriegscommissarius Riebens auf vieErfahrung gegriindete Anleitung zum Tabacs-

84. J

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Ijahrige

haue

fiir j

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alle

;

vom Commissionrathe

]

1S5.]

[

pointing out Effects

fatal

Treatise

Tobacco, and its Constitution, by the great Not only affecting Three |

deleterious, pernicious

Human

upon the

upon the Herb

its

variety of Disorders

(Quality,

occasions. of the Five Senses, to a great Degree, but impairing the Mind, and even frequently causing Faculties of the By a Gentleman of the University of premature Death. it

Cambridge. London

Printed for C/iarhs Sta/ker.

[

About

8vo.]

1790.

[186.] ^'ente

Pannonie, leline

Complet

'i'raite'

du Tabar.

la A'irginie,

Cuyane

Fabrication et de la Culture, D'apres les Precedes pratiijues dans la

]

Danemarck, I'Ukraine, la \'alcidevant dans la Guyenne, &c.

fran(;oise, et

[

Par un ancien Cultivateur.

A 8vo.]

Paris,

Chez

[Demy

Biiisson, Librarie-Imprimeur.

1791.

Enquiry into the Nature and Properties Principles, Mode its Comjionent wherein are use or abuse in particular diseases of Operation, and experimentally investigated & the opinions of former By Samuel impartially examined. authors on these points Crumpe, M.D., i.\:c. London, 1793. [8vo, 304 pp.] 187.]

[

]

Opium,

]

A Dissertation on the E^se and Abuse of Wherein The Advantages and Disadvantages attending the Consumption of that entertaining Weed, [

188.]

Tobacco. I

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Humbly

addressed to all the but In Great Britain and Ireland, The Second Religious People. especially to those among By Adam With Additions and Imjjrovements. Edition.' particularly considered.

are

]

Tobacco-consumers

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Clarke.

&:<. |

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Medium

Svo.]

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for

U'hitfidd,

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Road.

189.]

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8vo.]

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190.]

[

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Essay on the William Tatham. I

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191.]

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brauch

der

Briichen,

Praktische Bemerkungen Tabacksrauchklystiere

Miszden bey eingesperten

iiber

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F. G. yacobner,

Leipzig,

1801.

[8vo, pp. 172.]

zum Tabaksbau Anweisung Meissen, bey K. F. A\'. Gebstein.

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omen,

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fiir j

803.

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193.]

Andreas Nemnich,

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Pipe of Tobacco. Jubilee Sarum, Oct. 2r, given to every Father of a Family, with a Pajier of Tobacco and a Tobacco Stopper, exhibiting in profile an exact likeness of the King, to be kept as a perpetual memorial of him. [410 broadside.] [

194.]

To be

1809.

Ueber den Anbau des Landtabaks und [ 195.] dessen Verbesserung, &c. &c. Leipzig, bey J. G. H. Richter. [p.p. 128. Sm. 8vo.] |

i8ir.

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Tobacconist. a Farce altered from Ben Francis Gentleman. Correctly given, from copies used in the Theatres, by Thomas Dibdin &c., &c. Printed at the Chiswick Press, by C. Whittingliam &c. 1815. 2 mo. 32 ff.] No. 49 of Dibdin's London Theatre. [ 3 [

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den

bij

1815.

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Grilndliche

[19S.] j

Tabackshau

fur

zum

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199.]

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quam

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(Jeorgius

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[

von

Battles of Barmy Hall, A Poem, in wherein the With an Interlude on War, and a new System present System of Warfare is e.xposed, recommended. (See page 56 The Pretty Smoker.) By Sir Samuel Addenn K.P., t^-c. I.irJs : 18 19. Printed by ]!'. Gajc/nss ami Co.

The

[201.]

[

two

Parts.

[i2mo.]

&.C.

[

Mock

202.]

and

Heroics

Snuff,

Tobacco, and

(Jin |

a rhapsody on an Inkstand, coloured caricature engravings by |

four appropiiate

A\'ith

I'Jagnitin

London

Hodgson

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203.]

&-â&#x20AC;˘

4lh Ed.

Geschichtliche

Cruickshank.

I'.y |

]

[Svo. 16 p.p.] Pipe of 'I'obacco, in imitation Co.

1822.

[21 p.p.]

1744.

Uarstellung

der

Ungaris-

chen Taback-Cultur, des Activ-Handels mit Taback und der Schiidlichen Einwirkung auf beydes durch die zeit &c., &c., &c. in zwey Theilen und einem 181 7 Anhang, Pesth. 1822, <.S:c. [Svo. pp. 74 i\: 103.] |

Cautions to Young Persons concerning Health, Public Lecture &c., ilx., \:c. shewing the evil tendency of the use of Tobacco upon Young Persons more especially the Pernicious effects of smoking Cigars, &c., &c., &c. By Benjamin Waterhouse, M. D. Prof of Theory & Practise of Physic, and Lecturer on Natural History in the University of Cambridge, New England. 5th Ed., with additional notes. Cambridge University Press, 1S22. [

204.]

;

[Svo.

40 pp.]

37 Representations

205.]

[

of the

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and engraved Subjects and Inscriptions, which decorate Past Tobacco Box and Cases, belonging to the the of the Parishes of St. Margaret and St. Overseers Society, John the Evangelist, in the City of Westminster. London. Printed and Published by / Clark. [ Folio.] (Proofs on India Paper.) 1S24. |

Same as

[206.]

Taschenbuch

207.]

[

Tubingen,

preceding, on plain paper. [Large 4to.] fiir

Tabaksraucher

&c., &c. 1825. [Sq. i2nio. pp. 62.]

bey G.y. Osianda:

London, Published by Tiie Cigar. Shencood, yones 98 High Holborn Paternoster Row: IV. Hunter, Edinburgh. 1825 [3 2 mo., 382 pp.]

[ 208.] Ricliardson,

Co.,

Schnupf-und RauchtabaksDer erfahrene [ 209.] Fabnkant, &c., &c., i&c., von J. P. Vangreen, Quedlin1826. burg and Leipzig. |

[8vo, 92 pp.] 210.]

[

The

Social Pipe;

or,

Gentleman's Recrea-

tion. I

Poem, LMidon :

i2mo.]

&c., &c.

Published by Thomas Gosden, o^c.

[Demy

1826.

Observations sur Les Maladies auxquelles [211.] sont sujets les ouvriers Employes dans la Manufacture Royale de 'I'abacs, a Lyon Par J. P. Pointe, Gabriel Rossary. L}on. [Svo.] 1828. |

;

[212.]

quam

Medica,

Nicotiano.

Disscrtalio

corum

Inauguralis

Consensu atque auctoritate

]

medi-

gratiosi |

ordinis

Lfniversitate

Literaria

Auctor Herniannus Heutzfeid. Pjerolini, Typis Augusti Petschii.

ISerolinensi.

1828

[8vo.]

des Fumeurs

Code

des Priseurs; ou [ 213.] sans Deplaire aux Belles, &c. L'Art de Funier et de Priser, Par MM. E. Anciens marchands de D.— et C. P. Tabac. Roy-Terry, Editeur, ^:c. Paris, [i8]r.o.] 1830. |

— —

—

[214.]

Botanical,

Historical

and

Practical

Tobacco Plant, growing and curing Tobacco in the

Treatise

the

familiar to every capacity, &c.

London, ^c.

[8vo.]

which

British Isles,

the art of |

By Thomas Brodigan, 1830.

made

Esq.

[215]

James Jennings, London:

and

Esq.,

the

History,

Tobacco.

]!y

iSrc, iVc.

Shenwod,

Treatise Cultivation

Practical I

Medical Properties,

and

Gilpin,

[i2nio.]

Piper.

1830.

on the use and Treatise [216.1 A Tobacco, f tending to show why this plant is the nervous system in particular, and of course The beneficial Use human frame in general |

abuse

hurtful

to |

to the

whole

of Tobacco By Edward Teare, Surgeon, Doncaster. isalsoconsidered; Together with an appropriate Frontispiece engraved by The Author. Cur moritur Lomo cui tabacum in agro :

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183

217.]

[

Yarmouth

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c^v.,

Apology

for

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Circa 1S30.

Sold

b't.

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[8vo. pp. 34.]

1 I

Matthews' Comic Annual; or the Snuff Box [218.] Leetel Bird by an original humourous Poem. Pierce Egan, &c., with eight original designs by Robert Cruikshank engraved by M. U. Sears. London : Alfred Miller, 37 Oxford St. &c., &c. 1831 19 pp.] |

(

and the

en uitzicht op mijn [219.] Het Nicotiaansche Kruid, dood. van wijlen Mr. Willem Biiderdijk voorafgegaan dooreen levensbericht des Dichters, &c. Hotterdani :h\] A. F. LL. Sniit. 1832. [ 8vo. 53 iS: 48 pp.] |

Haniibuch der Tabaksfabrikation oder [220.J Anweisung &c., iVc, &c. von Ludwig Fouchy, Fallschau und Freystadt. 1832. [ 8vo. 654 pp.] |

[

Nicotiana,

221.]

i^x. (as

below).

Edition of 1832.

beinga Geological, Minera222.] The Tinder Box, Metallurgical, Mechanical, Chemical, iS; Comical |

logical,

Essay,

Ignis Ardens,

L^ondon : Published [Small 8vo. 40 pp.]

Knigb.t,

iSrc,

&c.

Marsh,

U'ni.

^fc.

1832.

Nicotiana; or the Smoker's and Snuff [223.] Companion Taker's Containing tlie History of Tobacco Culture Medical Qualities, and the Laws relative |

;

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39 to

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its

London: [iSmo.] [

Manufacture.

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Meller, Esq.

Royal

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Effini^hani

Witli

By Henry James

Exchange.

1833 a-

224.]

Tabacco

sestine

Dottore

del

Antonia Guadagnoli d'Arezzo. Firenze. 1834. [ i2mo.] |

Knasterkopfs Annehmlichkeiten und Frcuden. [ 225.J fiir jeden Tabaksraucher, &c., &c. &c. &c. Taschenbiich von Friedrich Sternberg, &c., &c., Ronneburg. 1834. [Sq. i2mo. 163 p.p.] I

[Russian] Handbook for the AVorking up of 226.] or a (juide to the most profitable preparation of ; kinds of smoking and snuffing Tobacco. [

Tobacco all

Moscmc.

[8vo.]

1836.

General History of the Tobacco Plant; an Authoritative Reference to its Dissemination, and Reception as a Luxury. Discover^', Newcastle-upon-Tyne : Printed hy Patfison and Ross. [i2mo.] 1836. [

227.]

intended

Tobacco: its History and Associations, Use [228.] and Abuse, including an Account of the Plant, and its Modes of Use in all Ages and Countries shewing it to be tlie Solace of the King and the Beggar. Comprising Prints and Woodcuts Portraits of renowned Smokers Tobacco Papers; Numberless Cuttings Pipes, Cigars, Snuff, and Snuff Boxes, anil aiul Extracts Statistics of Consumption, all the Smoker's Paraphernalia; Revenue, etc. in Relation to this Wonderful weed, and in fact, every conceivable item of interest that could be gathered ;

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1836.

The National Impolicy of the present high [ 229.] * * * Extracted duty on Tobacco. from the evidence given before the Committee of Revenue enquiry; the Select Committee on the growth and Cultivation of Tobacco and the Commissioners of Excise enquiry. Westminster: I'ac/icr tl^- Sons. 1837. [ 8vo. 27 pp.] |

;

Tentamen Medicum

230.]

[

Communi.

Abusu, turn

Herba Nicotianae,

Quani

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Sunimo

Annuente

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ex Uylenbroek,

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Usu

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1837.

A Philosophical and Statistical History of 231.] Inventions and Customs of Ancient and Modern Inebriating Nations in the manufacture and use of together with an extensive illusLiquors &c., &c., &c., consumption and effects of Opium, and tration of the for wine other stimulants used in the East, as substitutes Samuel Moorwood, Esq., Collector of and Spirits. by Longman, Excise. Dublin: ]Vm. Curry, yiinr., &-â&#x20AC;˘ Co. London. 1838. [ 8vo. pp. 746.] [

the

;

Paper of Tobacco Treating of the Rise, [ 232.] With Progress, Pleasures, and Advantages of Smoking. Menis. on Pipes and Anecdotes, of Distinguished Smokers, ;

Tobacco-Boxes, and a Critical

Essay on

Snuff.

By Joseph

Fume.

London: Chapman

atid ILall.

i2mo.]

[

1839.

hs History and Properties Chemical Tobacco, a probationary essay preGlasgow, sented to the Faculty of Physicians & Surgeons by Henry Wilson Cleland, M.D., ike, (Src, July, 1840. Engraved title. Bibliography of Tobacco at end. 68 pp.] [ 4to, "2>Z-\

[

Medical

and

[

The

234.]

numerous

Smoker's

Dream

illustrations. |

London

: \

;

d--

Oida,

with

D. A. Darling,

126 Bishopgate Street. 1840. [r2mo, 91 pp.] par La Physiologic Du Fumeur Illustree Michel, De'pot central pour la Belgique, Libraire, Marche' au Bois a Bruxelles. [128 pp. i6mo.] Circa 1840. [

235.]

"Cham."

[

236.]

Hygie'ne du

Fumeur

Dcsloges.

[i2mo.]

Priseur, &c., &c.

Woodcuts. Paris.

1840.

[ 237.] Particulars

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takers,

Effects of Snuff.

London

with

y?^'/j(v/

The Moral and

Physical of Brazen-Nose. Tj'iw, 50 Cheapside. [i2mo.] 1840. ;

By Dean

Snift,

Inllaences du Tabac sur L'Homme, Par Grenet. Docteur en Me'decine de la Faciilte' de Paris, &c., &c. Paris. Dcsloi^t's. [8vo.] 1841. 23S.]

[

Armand

(

The

239.]

[

Anti-Smoker

and

[

rogressivc

Tem-

perance

Reformer. Leicester. collection of Anti-Tob. pieces.

1842-3.

Two

[ 240.] the use of

Lectm'es

Tobacco

on the

\ols in

evil effects arising

from

various forms, given in the Manchester Mechanics' Institution. By Chas. Clay, M.D., |

its

[

London, &c. |

Ellerby

Oldham

Cliectltain,

1842.

St.

[24 pp.

8vo.]

Catalogue of the uinivalled collection of Kanaster Turkey, Persian, Marakicbo, and Tobacco; and Ilavannah Cigars, and Manilla Cheroots, the Also, Catalogue of Snuff Bo.xes; of the rarest quality. His late Royal Highness, The Duke of property of which will be sold by Auction by Christie Sussex, K.G. 241.]

[

]

pipes,

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Manson,

July 10, 11, 12, [4to, 26 pp.]

1843.

A Counterblast to Tobacco, by James [ 242. J King of England. With Notes and Illustrations, the First, by Charles Beckington. [8vo.] Newcastle upon Tyne : Pattison and Ross. |

1843. [

243.]

Tobacco

: |

Religion and Cominon By Thomas Cook.

London. [

de I'amateur

La Culture

par P. Ch. Joubert,

et la

Nouveau Manuel de

versus

1843.

[8vo.]

Manuels-Rorct.

244.]

du Fabricant L'Histoire,

Elliot Stock.

Sense

com;)let

]

contenant Tabac, Fabrication du Tabac, &c., &c., |

Paris, 1S44.

[i2rao, 264 pp.] [

245.]

des Tabaks

Das Ganze i\:c., |

^-c,

des Anbaues un<l tier Fabrikation P. Ch. Joubert & S[)rengel.

von

Quedlinburg und Leipzig.

1844.

^^'0>

'6Â° PP-]

4-'

La Pipe

L'Art de Fumer, ou ^4^.] &c., &c. A Li^ge, cliez J. Desoer, (

et le Cigare, |

Impiimeur

Libraiie.

[

L'Art de Fumer ou La Pipe et la Cigare chants suivi de notes par Barthijlemy. Societe Beige de Libraire. Hauman & Cc. 1844.

247.]

Poiime on

trois

Bruxelles. [

[8vo, 70 pp.]

1844.

i2mo, 125 pp.] [

Cigar

Tlie

248.]

London:

and

J^ic-kers.

]

1845.

Smoker's i6mo.

Companion.

[

Illus-

pp.

trated.]

China, as it was and as it is, with a glance [ 249.] the Tea and Opium Trades. New edition. London, |

]

Cmdock i>

Co.,

48 Paternoster Row,

1845.

[Pp. 64, Sm. 8vo.]

Smoking and Smokers, Antiquarian, an [ 250.] Historical, Comical, Veritable, and Narcotical Disquisition, |

(George Thomas Fisher,) (inMS.) &c.,&:c. London, Josef h Baker, Cigar Merchant, Dealer in Meerschaums, &c., no Cheapside, Entered at Stationer's Hall. [8vo, 90 pp., many 1845.

written,

and engraved by

illustrated,

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

engravings.]

Bound with "Snuff and and engraver.

by same author

Snuff-takers,"

1846.

L'Art de Fumer. ou La Pipe [ 251.] Poiime en Trois Chants. suivi de notes, par Troisieme Edition. |

et le Cigare. |

Barth(flemy.

[12 mo.]

Paris. \LaUeniande-LepineYA\X.t\ix.

1845.

L'art de fumer, Traite' des Fumeurs ou 252.] Pipes, des diffe'rents Tabacs, et de leur mode de pre'paration, par C.A.L. suivi des Pre'ceptes d'Hygiene, [

des

Jamet. |

Met'^

[253.]

H. X.

[Svo.]

Lorette.

The

1845.

Mysteries of Tobacco.

by the

Rev.

Benjamin Lane; with an introductory letter addressed to the Hon. John Quincy Adams, LL.D. Rev. by the Samuel Hanson Co.x, D.D. Pastor of the first Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, New York Wiley and Putnam. 1S46 Nei(.< York [Svo. pp. 185.] |

43 Snuff and Snuff-Takers. A Pungent, Piquant, [ 254-] and Historical Disquisition, To Comical, Veritable, which is added A Dissertation on the Poetry of Sneezing. By Author of " Smoking and Smokers." Adorned with numerous Woodcuts, &c., &c. London : Josepli Baker, no Cheapside. [Copy I

1S46.

Svo.]

Letterkundige Bijdragen en de Koftij

255.]

[

den Tabak,

van

de Geschiedenis

tot

de Thee,

Door

Dr. G. D.

Schotel.

Graven /i age,

[ 256.] as they are.

Richards

;

of the present

Morals of the Country. by London Gadsby 1848. |

Memoire sur [ 258.] par G. Lobe. ITle de Cuba. |

Kent &^

high duties on

on the Trade and Richard Griffiths Welford Esq.

their injurious effects

Women,

The' impolicy

and

1848.

[8vo.]

]

257.]

[

Tobacco

H. Noordendorp.

and Cigars and Tobacco, Wine By a Modern Epicurean. London. i2mo. 115 pp.] 1848.

[

[Svo. 68 pp.]

Tabac dans

Culture du

Cayenne, 1850.

8vo.]

Imprimerie du

Gouvernement.

La Physiologie du Fumeur. 259.] Michel. Brussels. [i2mo.] N.D., probably

[

pp.,

about

1850. Griindliche Anweisung zur &c., &:c. [ 260.] Schnupf-und Rauchtabacke, Verfertigung aller Sorten Strangtabacke und Cigarien; sowie der &c., &c., &c. von Friedr. Bodenbruch, Quedlinburg und Leipzig. 1851. ]

[8vo,

80 pp.]

[261.] A Little Book of Songs and Ballads, gathered from Ancient Musick Books, M.S. and Printed. By E. F. Rimbault, LL.D.

London

: John Russell Smi/h. [8vo.] 185 (Contains old songs about Tobacco.)

Dialogue on the Use of Tobacco, &c., 262.] practical reflections and suggestions by a Reclaimed I " Do thyself no harm." S/range and Smoker London, I

with

Clarke.

Circa 1852. [i2mo, 44PP-J \

44 Cigarrc,

263.]

[

Rauchen

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und Dose.

Pfeife,

Schnupfen

unil

&c.,&c.,von

Leipzig.

Oder

Friedr.

Das

Stahmann,

1852.

[Svo,

34 pp.]

von A. v. Der Tabak und sein Anbau und F. Hoflacker. Nebst einenn Anhang iiber die von Cultur und Behandlung des Tabaks in Holland. Oekonom. Ph. Schwab. Mit lithograpi.schen Tafehi. Karhnilw. \'erlag der Herder-.schen Biiihhandlung. 2 parts. (Cound separatel)-.) 1852. [8vo.] 264.]

[

Babo,

]

des Tabaks und des WebcrDer Anliau [ 265.] I^andwirtlie und CUirtner. von karden, &c., &c. fi.ir Hugo Schober. Leipzig, Georg \Vigands Yerlag. 1S53. |

[8vo. 128 pp.]

sur

Hygiene du Fumeur. Conseils aux Fumeurs Choix d'une Pipe. Paris. Ballay et Conchon, [ i2mo. 144 pp.]

[

266.]

]

1853.

A Commentary on the influence which [267.] the use of Tobacco exerts on tiie Human Constitution, in a series of Letters by Francis Campbell, AL.\., ALD. Superintendent of the Colonial Lunatic Asylum. Tarban. Sydney. Published and sold by all the booksellers 1853. [Sm. Svo, 206 pp.] |

]

268.] Paris,

[

Les Cigarettes, Poesies, par Victor Mabille. 1S53. 6'(?;v//(V frl-res. [ i2mo.] |

Practical Observations on the Use and Abuse [ 269.] of Tobacco, &c., &c., by John Lizars, Edbh. 2nd edition. [8vo, 22 pp.] 1854.

bijzonder Over den Tabak, [ 270.] Proefschrift onbewerktuigdebestanddeelen. van den graad van Doctor in de wis-cn aan deUtrechtschehoogheschool. door C. |

over zijne terverkrijging |

natuurkunde |

Utrecht, P. I

W. Van de^Weijer.

L.Vlaanderen.

1854.

[Svo, 95 pp.]

und andererahnlicher [271.] GeschichtedesTabacs Mit AbbilGenuszmittel. Fricdrich Tiedemann. Von dungen. Fmiikjiiit a. I\L Druck und Verlag von HcinrUh |

Ludwig Brbnuer.

[Svo.]

1854.

—

Su historia. Sii estancamiento. Su Cultivo, beneficios y preparaciones de que ha menester. Su elaboracion. Sus Tabaco.

[272.]

—Males

que

produce.

—

— Sus cualidades, sus defectos. estos ultimos. — Compras, ventas |

preparaciones preliminares.

Medios de

corregir

beneficios que de su comercio bien etitendido pueden Por D. Victoriano Felip. resultar, &c. &c. Primera Edicion. |

[

Madrid. Greda.

]

Imprenta de

Calle

Forfaiiet,

1854.

[8vo.]

El Tabaco, su historia, &c., &c., &c., por D. [ 273.] Victoriani Eelip. Segunda edicion, Madrid. 1854. Svo, 305 pp.]

[i vol.,

(Globules

[274.]

for

Tobacco-olaters

Murder Mother, Murder I'm going to The Times and Tobacco. Tobacco, and the Human Family. What are the properties of Tobacco ?

die,

God

bless

you

&c., &c., &c., &c.

London: Hoidston

[Pp.32.]

Stonemaii.

^s'

Tobacco; its History, Nature, and [275.] on the Body and Mind. By Joel Shew, M.D.

Effects, |

[8vo.]

1855-

[

276.]

Tabacographic

dedie'e

aux Tabaco-

Antagonistes Du Cigarc, de la Pipe et de la TabatiC-re par Ann. Gramme Blismon. Paris chez De La Rue. 1856-7. [12 mo. 288 pp.]

manes

et au.\

The Pipe and [ 277.] offering at the Bacchic Shrine, |

How

This small to use it. respectfully dedicated to |

" with an T. P's than the fraternity of Smokers may profit by the advice therein contained. By a Cantab. [i2mo. pp. 29] 1856.

Strong-minded Authoresses,

all

and

earnest hope

that they

less

(

[

Les

278.]

Andrieux. I

Guenegand. [

Paris

[

iSino. 92 pp.]

Petite Monographic du Tabac. 279.] Paris. Chez les Debitants de Tabac. I

1856.

Fumeurs Dessin par de Paris. Gustave Havard, Editeur, 15 Rue |

[

i2mo.]

46 Practical Observations on the Use and Abuse [ 28o.] of Tobacco, greatly enlarged from the original communication on the I'lffects of Tobacco Smoking which appeared in the Medical Times and Gazette, August 5, 1S54. By John Lizars.

Edinburgh.

Svo, 30 pp.]

Narcotia;

281.]

[

the Pleasures in the

Memory, and Hope, united Tobacco. A Poem. London. |

of Imagination,

Philosophy of Whittaker & Co. 1857.

[

1856.

Svo, 24 pp.]

who Smoke! A few words in defence ot a Plea for the Pipe. by Cavendish. Bailey Brothers. [Svo, 96 pp.] 1857.

282.]

[

Tobacco

;

London.

Practical

283.]

[

Abuse John

all

Tobacco.

of I

Lizars.

si.\th

Observations on the Use and Greatly enlarged &c., &c., &c. by edition. Edinburgh. \V. H. Lizars. |

[Svo.] I

1857.

Two

pp. 42.

coloured plates.

Is Smoking Injurious? The Arguments Pro [284.] and Con, rationally considered, by John Skelton.M.R.C.S., |

Eng. I

addressed to the working classes. 3rd edition Published hy John Caiidice/l, 335 Strand, London |

[pp. 12. Svo.] [

1857.

The Tobacco

2S5.]

Controversy

: |

Smoking

The Pro and Con, Philosophically, Socially injurious? and Medicinally. Selected from the Journals of the day Series i, 2, 3, and 4. with notes. Containing the Lectures by George Sexton, Esq., M.D.,F.R.G.S.,F.E.S., price 6d. |

London, 1857, yanies Gilbert.

[Pp. 58, Svo,]

A Dissertation on the Use and Abuse of [ 286.] Tobacco, by Dr. Adam Clarke, LL.D., F.S. A., &c. London, Tegg &â&#x20AC;˘ Co. [Svo, 22 pp.] 1857. |

[

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Tabaciana Anecdotes sur la Pipe, le Cigare, Dedie aux Tobacomanes. Paris. Delarue. [ i2mo.] [1856 or 1857.]

287.]

et la Tabatiere.

[

Tobacco;

2SS.]

its

History, Cultivation, Manufiicture,

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And

289.]

[

Smokers,

Doctor's

Fallacy

Examined and Explained

on Smoking and by One who smokes, |

a Medical Practitioner of Twenty-five Years'

expe-

rience.

London [i2mo.]

Wesley &=

John

: \

Paternoster row.

Co.,

1857.

de son usage, de ses effets mediats [290.] Du Tabac, ou immediats sur I'economie, et de son influence sociale. par le Dr. Fievee de Jeumont. |

H. Truchy.

Paris. \J.

[i2mo.]

1857.

The Tobacco Question Morally, Socially, and [291.] Physically considered. By J. B. Budgett, M.D., L.S.A. London:

George Philip 6^ Son.

[

8vo, 40 pp.]

iS57-

Death in the Pipe, or the Great Smoking [ 292.] Question, by J. L. Milton, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London. London : George Philip and Son. [Demy8vo.] 1S57. |

293.]

[

3, 4, 5, 6, 2 vols in I.

The

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[8vo.]

Tobacco and its Adulterations; with drawn and etched by Henry P. Prescott, of the Inland Revenue Department. London. \ Van Voorst. [Medium 8 vo.] 1858. [294.]

Illustrations

Tabak in naturwissenschaftlicher, landund technischer Beziehung. Ein unentbehrliches Handbuch fiir Landwirthe, Fabrikanten, und alle Jene, welche, den Tabak naher kennen lernen Der [ 295.] wirth-shaftlicher

von

Joh. Bapt. Caj. Roller, Augsburg. In George yaquefs Versagsbuchhandlung.

wollen.

[i2mo.]

1858.

Volledige Handleiding voor de Teelt en [ 296.] verdere Behandeling van den Tabak. Naar de beste binnen-en Buitenlandsche Bronnen en onder Medewerking van onderscheiden Praktische Tabak-steelers, bewerkt door E. C. Enklaar. Amsterdam, y. Noordendorp. [Copy 8vo.] 1858. |

On the Physical, Moral, and Social effects [ 297.] of Tobacco. By Dr. Hodgkin. Read at Bradford Meeting of National Association for Promotion of Social Science. [8vo, 16 pp.] 1859. I

]

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

48 its History and Associations Tobacco 298.] including an Account of the Plant and its Manufacture By F. W. with its modes of Use in all Ages and Countries. With 100 Illustrations by the Author. Fairholt, F.S.A. Londiin : Chapman and Hall. [8vo.] 1859. :

[

;

en AanteeOudbeidundige Verhandeling [ 299.] keningen betrekkelijk de Kleine Rookpijpjes, Waaruit, Feeen naar 't Volk hier en daar gelooft, de Reuzen, Alven Eene en Aardmannetjes oudtijds gerookt zouden herben. Pijpen-maken en Bijdrage tot de Geschiedenis van het |

Rooken.

Door

Dr. R. Westerhoff.

Gronlngcn,

Erven

AL Van

HoUsema.

Bolliius

i860.

[8vo.]

respectfully of An old Smoker, Confessions [ 300.] By John Stock, LL.D. addressed to all smoking disciples. 1S60. [i2mo. London. Elliott Stock, 62 Paternos. Row. |

Opium et Haschisch Paradis artificiels [301.] Les Paris Poukt-Malassis et De Broise. Charles Baudelaire. par i860. [8vo. 334 pp.] |

]

[

Does it pay to Smoke ? By an old Smoker. 302.] Tegg. [i8mo, 55 pp] Circa i860. |

London: I

substance of a Lecture on the pernicious [303.] The of Tobacco, delivered in properties and injurious effects Cheltenham, &c., &c., by a Rejector of Tobacco. London: Circa i860. Tiveedie. [8vo, 36 pp.] |

Pojnilar The Seven Sisters of Sleep. [ 304.] history of the seven prevailing narcotics of the world, by M. C. Cooke, Director of the Metropolitan Scholastic |

London : yames Blacktvood, 371pp.] i860.

Museum.

Paternoster Row.

[8vo, I

du CuUotage [305.] Trait^ Theorique et Practique des Pipes oeuvre posthume de Culot, libre penseur Philosophe e'phectique Professeur honoraire de Pipe &. la |

Societe'

Oenopine

Membre

de plusieurs autres

Almanack

[306.]

Fumeur.

Socie'te's

(Written by

buvantes, &c,, &c. Etienne Saiissct. Paris, Bezon.) [8vo, loi pp.] i860? 1862.

Paris. \

[i2mo, 124 pp.]

Engravings.

Histoire

[307.]

du Tabac.

Ses Persecutions.

par |

C. Barbier. Paris.

Giistave I

LLnard.

[i2mo.]

186

49 Fifty-four Objections to 'I'obacco,

3o8.]

[

Reynolds. London.

[

Oblong i2mo.]

by Tliomas

1862.

Les Funieurs (rOpiuni en Chine. [ 309.] medicale. Par le Docteur H. J/ibermann. Paris: ]'ictor Rozicr. [Large 8vo.] 1862.

Ktudc

A Few Words

on " Fairy Pipes," by Llewellynn with a Plate of Old ICnglish Tobacco at Broseley, Shropsliirc. 1862. Reprinted

310.] F.S.A.,

[

Jewitt,

Pipes,

made

(S:c.,

from " Tlie Reliquary.'' [311.]

Tobacco; its Use and .\buse. l!y Louis Manager of the Habana Cigar Company. |

.Silberberg, j

London.

[iSmo.]

1S63.

Saxton's Handbook. of Tobacco Culture, [312.] being a complete manual or practical guide, &c., &c. N'eici York with illustrations, &c., &c. C. M. Saxton [8vo. 82 pp.] 1863. |

The Smoker's Te.\t Book. by J. Hamer, [313.] Printed and Published by The Editor, 7 BrigF.R.S.,L. gate, Leeds. 1863. [32mo. 107 pp.] |

A Selection of Indian Pipes in Catlin's North [314.] .American Indian Collection, the Drawings (142) made and coloured from the originals by Mr. Catlin with his autograph description of Lidian smoking usages and ceremonies. Written and drawn for Mr. Bragge. 1864-6. [Oblong Atlas folio.] ;

Inlandische Tabaksplanter. EenVolledig Planters een voor alien die met het Betrekking Staan. door Th. C. Frijlink. Amsterdam, G. T/ieo. Bom. [i2mo.] 1864.

[315.]

Handboekje voor vak

The Tobacco Leaf [316.] Trade of the United States.

New

York.

Organ of the Tobacco-

1865.

Des Fumeurs d'Opium, et des Fumeurs dc [317.] Memoire lu par AI. Ale.xandre, Docteur en Tabac. Medecine, a I'.Vcademic d'Amiens, dans la Seance du 26 [8vo.] Aout, 1865. j

[378.]

Ward

For and Against Tobacco. MA., RLD., Senior

llichardson,

Royal Infirmary for l..e dis. of the Chest. 1865. [ 8vo, 75 pp.] Churchill &â&#x20AC;˘ Sons. |

Benjamin to the

Piiysician ]

London

yohn

5Â°

319.]

Clouils.

By H.

London.

Pipe

Tobacco:

Blancliard,

fieal.

16 pp.]

[121110,

with Whiffs and with illustrations. (Circa.) 1865. |

Esq.,

or All about The Smoker's Companion, Being A popularly written History of the Plant, Also a concise declaration of the ])roperties of &:c., i\:c. Tobacco, with the unquestionable testimonies of nonBy William smokers, to its excellence and harnilessness. E. Peacock.

320.1

[

Tobacco

;

J^o/in Heyu<ood.

^^ancheste) :

1867.

[8vo.]

Pourquoi Ton Fume. par Louis Audiat. \Yioii: L. Clouzof. [8vo.] 1867. 321.]

[

The Pipe versus Humbug, a Popular, [ 322.] Philosophical, Historical, Statistical Rational, and Medical Defence of the Pipe, itc, &c. London. [8vo, 30 pp.] j

The

323.]

[

and colour

&c.. See.

[Small 4to. 16

How

Meerschaum London

it.

smoke, 6^ Co.

to choose, Stanley, 2iivcrs,

1867.

i)p.]

Concerning Cigars: How to select them, [324.] with a word about "Clays" London: Stanley, Rivers, &^ Co., 8 Palsgrave-place, Strand. [8vo. 32pp.] 1867.

Ryle'.

Poeme Tabaco-didactique Pii)e Paris: Frederic Henry, Libraire [8vo. 32 pp.] Engravings. 1867. La

[325.]

d'Orleans.

par Ch. Galerie

The Armchair in the Smoking-Room. With [ 326.] Notes on Cigars, Aleerschanis, and Smoking, from various |

Pens.

London: [

Stanley Rivers d- Co.

Smoking and Drinking. By

327.]

Boston: Ticknor and [

The

32S.]

Fields.

1868

[4to.]

1868.

James Parton. 1868.

[8vo.]

Tobacco Trade Review. I

Trade Journal.

[8vo.]

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 1880.

Monthly

[329] Practical Observations on the use and abuse of Tobacco. greatly enlarged from the original communications on the effects of Tobacco Smoking, which apjieared in the Medical Times and Gazette, August 5, 1854, accompanied with cases illustrated by coloured plates, the drawings after nature. 9th by &c., &;c. John Lizars, Marlarhan and Stewart. edition. Edinlurgli : 1868. [8vo, 62 pp.] |

[

;

Almanack

i;io.]

[

Fuineur

Priseur. |

Illustre

par Gavarni,

Paris.

(See No.

Raffet,

iV'C.,

loth Annee,

iS:c.

1868.

[izmo, 180 pp.]

Tabacologie et Description d'un Narguileh [331.] unique au Monde &c., &c.,par Kirithoglou. Paris, 1S69. [Svo, 46 pp.] |

Strong Drink and Tobacco Smoke [ 332.] Structure, Growth, and Uses of Malt, Hops, Yeast, |

;

]

Tobacco.

Henry

[

The and

P. Prescott, F.L.S.

London: Macmillan and ZZ7>-\

[

Book

Pattern

[Svo.]

1869.

French Pipes, from the 1869 by G. C. Van der Want.

year 1850, Presented in Pz.. Pipe Manufacturer at |

Co.

Gouda

Wm.

Bragge, Esq., |

at Sheffield,

for his Collection.

[410.]

The Pipes of all Peoples. Being a descriptive [ 334.] Sketch of Mr. Bragge's Collection of Specimens of Art and Industry relating to the Use of Tobacco. Reprinted by permission from the Bh-i/iiiix/m/ii Daily Post, December 16, Privately 1870; with corrections and additions. [8vo.] printed.

Snuff-Taking, its Utility in Preventing [ 33S-] Bronchitis, Consumption, &c. (With Prescriptions.) By

John C. Murray, M.D., F.A.S.L. London: Chatwin and

Sons.

[8vo.]

1870.

Abridgements of Specifications relating to the [ 336.] preparation and use of Tobacco. A.D. 1721 1866. Printed by order of the Commissioners of Patents. London: Eyre and Spotltsiooode. [8vo.] 1870.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Catalogue and Drawings of 504 Marks or [ 337-] Devices granted by the Guild of Pipe Makers of Gouda, from its foundation, to 1870. Copied from the original painted tablets, by G. C. Van der Want, Secretary of the Guild, for Mr. Bragge. MS. Folio. [

Third Annual Report of the North ot Anti-Tobacco Society (1870) Report of Annual in Manchester. Feby. 2, 187 1. [8vo. 19 pp.]

338.]

England Meeting

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Revelations about Tobacco. Prize Essay, [ 339-] &c., &c., by Hampton Brewer, Esq., L.R.C.P. London: Pitman. [8vo. 48 pp.] 1870. [

English Anti-Tobacco Society. Vol. of Blank to abstain from the use of Tobacco in forms." 1870.

340.]

Forms of " Promise all its

The Art of Colouring a Meerschaum. [34'-] By an Old Smoker. Rules. London. [i8mo.] Circa 1S70.

Cope's Tobacco Plant. monthly periodical, [ 342.] interesting to the Manufacturer, the Dealer, and the Smoker. |

30 March, 1870

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Jan., 1880.

[Folio.]

Smoking and Drinking; The Argument and against, By Medicus. With an Appendix and a Chapter on Tobacco. By B. W. Rirhanison, M.D., [343.]

stated

for

;

F.R.S.

London

Sampson, I^ow, Son, 6-

Afarsfoii.

[i2mo.]

1871.

Smoking When injurious, when innocuous, With Compendium of the 'I'emperaments, showing how they are influenced by Tobacco. By John 344.]

[

when

{

beneficial.

]

Murray, F.A.S.

London

Siinpkin, Marshall,

The Workman's Pipe

345-]

[

does. [Svo.]

Lecture

187

Dr.

Co.

187

[8vo.]

What

;

it is, and what it Pari ridi(t: London.

Ritchie.

[346.] Two Lectures on "Snuffing," and "Snuff Boxes;" delivered by John Holland, Esq., before the Sheffield Literary and Philosophical Society, December 5, 187 1, and February 6th, 1872. The Author's Folio MS. Presented to Mr. Bragge.

[

347.]

Movement

The

against Tobacco. Fourth Eng. Anti-Tob. Soc. Manch. English Anti-Tobacco Society.

[Svo. 38 pp.]

[

348.]

Annual Report 187

1-2 of the

Meerschaums,

Amator Fumi

London.

and

How

1871.

[349.] [

35Â°-]

Almanack

Du Fumeur

to Colour them. [i2mo. 16 pp.]

&c., &c.

187

Juvenile Smoking. Rep. from Dub. Univers. Parlridt^e. Eng. A. T. Soc. [Svo. 13 pp.]

London:

Mag. 1871.

The Tobacco question physiologically, chemiand botanically considered. (By W. E. A. Axon., Manchester), reprinted from Dub. Univers. Mag., Sep., 1S71. [351.]

cally,

Eng. A. T. Soc.

[Svo. 13 pp.]

S3 [352-] Almanacli (lu Fuiiicur, par Gavarni, Cham, etc. [i2mo.] Paris. 1872.

The Autobiopraphy

353-]

[

London.

Axon).

Af.D,

1872.

Circa.

Disease. Matter.

Letters, with additional

J/e't7/(7;«(-(by

Illustre

Henry Gibbons,

Essay, by

and

Tobacco

3S5-]

[

Three

[8vo. 24 pp.]

priseur.

of a Clay Pipe. Circa 1872.

[121110. 31 pp.]

Tobacco

354.]

[

The substance of From the English

London: Trubner, 1872.

[8vo, 20 pp.]

Anti-S. Society.

356.]

[

Mechanic i^y

From the English Anti-T. Society.

Smoking and Thinking. ."Vxen).

[8vo, 4 pp.]

Du Tabac. Essai siir son Histoire et sur ses These presentee et physiologiques et pathogeniques. publiquement soutenue a la Faculto de Medecine de Montpellier, le 26 Juillet, 1872, par Antoine Coudour, pour obtenir le grade de Docteur de Mcdecin. Montpellier : Boehm &• fils. [4to.] 1872. 3S7-]

effets

British Narcotism. Fifth Annual Report of [358.] the English Anti-Tobacco Society, Manchester. [8vo, 12 pp.] Eng. A. T. Soc. 1872-3.

Tobacco an Essay, by Henry Gibbons, [ 359-] Professor of Mat. Med. London : Partridge. [8vo, M.D., 24 pp.] Eng. A. T. Soc. Circa. 1872? ;

[

Tobacco, its History, Nature, and [ 360.] on the Body and Mind. By Joel Shew, M.D. [8vo, 40 pp.] Eng. A. T. Soc. [

[

1872.

The Workman's Pipe What it is, and what it Lecture by Rev. Dr. Ritchie. 2nd Edition. [8vo, Eng. A. T. Soc. 1872.

361.]

does.

Effects

[

.K I

64 pp.]

Autobiography of [ 362.] [lanio, 32 pp.] Eng. A. '1'. Soc. |

[3*^3-]

addressed to

LL.D.

a Clay 1872.

Pipe.

2nd Ed.

Old Smoker, respectfully Disciples by the Rev. Jolin Stock, Eng. A. T. Soc. 1872.

Confessions of an all

Smoking

[i2nio, 40 pp.]

Three Letters with [364.] Tobacco and Disease. additional matter from the English Mechanic. London : Tntbner. [8vo, 20 pp.] Eng. A. T. Soc. |

54 3*55

[

des

Association Francaise Centre Tabus du Tabac alcoholiques Autorisee le II Juillet,

]

JJoissons

[

1868 Cinquieme Annce. No. i, 1873 Paris. de rAssociation 12 Rue Chanoinesse 1873.

seige

The Physiological Position of Tobacco. Rep. [ 366.] from the Quarterly 'journal of Science : (by Axon). London: Trubner. 1S73. [8vo, 17 pp.] Eng. A. T. Soc. The Fascinator a Prize essay on the Moral, and Economical results of the use of Tobacco. By Harriette Noel Thatcher. 2nd edition. London: W. Twecdie. [367.]

Social,

[Svo. TOO pp.]

Eng. A. T. Soc.

1873.

MS. Catalogue of Pipes and other objects [ 368.] connected with the use of Tobacco. Lent to the International Exhibition of 1S73, by Wm. Braggc. [fo. loi pp.] Tobacco

[369.] to

readers,

London:

Dublin.

&its

A pamphlet addressed Charles William M'Carthy Marshal!^ &â&#x20AC;˘ Co. 1874.

F^ffects:

non-medical

[

Simpkin^

[Svo. 32 pp.] 'i'he Press anil the Tobacco Question. 370.] of the English Anti-Tobacco Society, Manchr.

[

Review

[Svo, 14 pp.]

[371.] bury, &c. [Svo, 16 pp.

1S73-4.

Smoke not. .A Lecture. delivered at Didsby Thomas Reynolds. 3rd ed., 6th thousand, |

[

372.]

Anti. T. Soc.

lirit.

1S74.

" Smoking to the Glory of God,"

a Letter

in Reply to his Apology for Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, Smoking, by W. M. Hutchings. 3rd edition. Loudon. \V. J/. ILukhings, 5 Bouverie St., E.C. 1S74. Portrait of Spurgeon. [Svo, 14 pp.]

the

Christianity and Tobacco, The seventli [373.] English Anti-Tobacco Society annual Report of the [Svo, 16 pp.] Manchr. F",ng. A. T. Soc. 1874-5. |

[

374.]

Tobacco

\Vhifi's |

for the

Smoking

29 Cornhill.

[Svo, 31 pp.]

1874.

Cope's Tobacco Plant [375.] F"olio. 2 vols. Extra Illustrations. [

376]

Carriage.

Mann Nephews, I

Le Tabac

Paris, Bailliere et

L' Absinthe

1S74.

^Vilh

leur influence sur

moral et social, par Le Membre de I'Academie de Medicine [i2mo. 206 pp.] 1S75. fils.

Santo publique Paul Jolly. |

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; to Aug.,

sur

I'ordre

55 [377-]

Tobacco:

its

History, Varieties,

Culture, |

Manufacture and Commerce with an account of its various modes of use, from its first discovery until now by E. R. Billings, with illustrations by popular artists. Hartford Conn, American Publishing Company. 1875. [8vo, 486 pp.] ;

;

Tobacco; and the Diseases it produces. By [378.] Charles R. Drysdale, M.D. Balliere, Tindall, and [8vo.] Cox. London. 1875. [379.]

380.]

[

The Tobacco Trade

Henry

Davey.

.Silberberg.

By Thomas

of Bristol.

[8vo, 12 pp.]

Hill, Bristol.

1875.

Its use and abuse. Tobacco By Louis The Habana Cigar Company. [i2mo.] London. :

1875-

May 3S1.] [ question, medically

Young England Smoke? and

socially considered.

modern

London.

[8vo,

Circa 1875.

32 pp.]

[382.]

Curious

Notions. 1876.

[8vo. 27 pp.]

times.

down

Jotted

strange

The Poppy Plague and England's Crime, 383.] London: Elliotl Stock. 1876. F. B. Tinling, B.A. [8vo,'i92 pp.] [

The Smoker's Guide, Philosopher, and Friend [ 384.] what to smoke, what to smoke with, and the whole " what's what" of Tobacco, &c., &c., by a veteran of Smokedom. London: Hardwick. [r2mo, 184pp.] 1876. :

CI.

[385.]

British

Phillips

Bevan,

Stanford.

Manufacturing Industries. Edited by Tobacco by John Dunning. |

F.G.S.

1876.

Diseases of Modern Life. by Benjamin Ward [ 386.] Second Ed. Richardson, M.D. ALA. F.R.S., &c., &c. London., Macniillan c^ Co., 1876. See chapters 10, [

II, 12

on Tobacco,

13 Narcotics.

LeTabac, par le Docteur et Ouvrage contenant 35 figures Paris: Hacliette C^ Cie. [i2mo. 188 pp.] 1876. 387.]

[

Riant.

L' Alcohol

[

388.]

Tabac,

1876.

I'empoisonnement

par

Nicotine

par

Eugene Fonssard.

Eaculti de Paris. [8vo, 104 pp.]

]

Paris,

\'. j

Docteur en Medicine .Vdrien Delahaye et Co. I

56 [

389-]

Tabac

qui contient

Poisons

plus violent des

Nicotine,

Abrege-t-ill'existence

cause

est-il

des soci6tcs de la degenerescence physique et morale modernes? par Le Dr. H. A.Depierris. Paris. E. Dentu. [8vo, 512 pp.] 1876. |

Einige Notizen zur Statistik des 'J'abakbaues [390.] &c., Elsass-Lothringen. August ?chniitter. von |

[

Strasburg.

[i2mo, 64 pp.]

1877.

[391.] Facsimiles

Plug Tobacco,

manufactured

John Finzer & Bros. Proprietors of the Five Brothers Tobacco Works, Louisville. First edition. 1877. LithoDetroit, Mich. graphed by the Calvert Lith. Co., by

[Ob. 8vo, 30 pp.

[

392.]

1877.

The Tobacco Question

cally, Botanically,

and

from the Manchester. 1878.

Reprinted [8vo

]

[

Chemi-

Physiologically,

Statistically considered.

Dublin

University

Magazine.

Catalogue of Sj^ecimens 393] Liverpool Art Club. Work. Ill Snuff liotik-s, Snuff Rasps, Snuft" Bo.kcs, (Forming part of the Collection of Wm. Bragge, F.S.A.)

i\x\.

etc.

Liverpool.

[8vo. 48 pp.]

1878.

Zur Geschichte des Tabacks und [ 394.] Besteuerung. von Dr. Gustav Eberty, &c., &c. [i2mo, 30 pp.] 1878. 1

seiner

Berlin.

'^â&#x20AC;˘"-"' Ceschichte des Meerschaums mit L 395-] besonderer Beriicksichtigung der Meerschaumgrube bei Eski Schehr in Klein .'Vsicn un der vertreftenden Industrie zu Kuhla in Tluiringen. von Alexander Ziegler. Carl Hockner. [Svo, pp. 172.] Dresden. 1878. |

Entwurf eines Gesetzes betreffend die [ 396 ] Besteuerung des Tabacks nebst Motiven und Anlagen. [Imp. Svo, Berlin. Carl Heymann's \'erlag. 1878. |

83 PP-] [

Fabrikation des '{"abaks

I^Jc

397-]

in [

der

Alten

und neuen AVcll. Unter Beriicksichtigung der allgemein gehorten Behauptung Der Gebraucli des 'lobacks sei der |

von 1492 uiibekannl gcuesen. \'on Lothar Alten ^Velt Becker. Bremen, 187S. ]. Kiihtuian. [Imp. 8vo, iS7pp.] '

[

Aus der Havanna.

[398-]

ErfahrungenundAnssichten

Fabrikation der achten Cigarren. Nebst Mitdie theilungen iiber Tabacksbau iind Tabackshandel, &c., iiber

von

H. Meyer,

Bremen, 1878.

[12010, 53 pp.]

[ 399.] schadlichkeit.

und seine gemeinArtikeln der Lahren Zeitung Tabakmonopol. Lahr, 187S. [Svo, 64 pp.]

Tabak-Monopol

Das

Tabaksteuer und

Das

[400.]

Nacli

der

Tabak-Monopol

in |

Frankreich. von Dr. Josef Kriickl. Sohn. [8vo, 68 pp.] 1878. |

Wien.

Oesterreich und Carl Gerold's |

Die Nachbesteuerung des Tabaks, und die [401.] Rechtsordnung. Ein Gutachten von Dr. Bluntschli. Frankfurt a. M. [15 pp. Svo.] 1879. [402.] Drawings of the Silver Plates of the Pipe Manufacturers' Company, which are used at the Funeral of Pipe Manufacturers, Gouda, to place upon the coffin in MS. [Folio.] the Guild procession. [

403.]

Gouda.

Namen

[Svo.]

en Merken

der

Pype-fabricanten.

MS.

Collection of Engraved Tobacco Papers, made [ 404.] by Mr. Gosden, the celebrated Waltonian, containing three hundred and fifty-five plates, with a few additions by George Daniel. [Oblong 8vo.] Autograph note of G. D.

six

Similar volume, containing two hundred and [ 405.] engraved Tobacco Papers, collected by W. Bragge, F.S.A. [

406.]

Collection

Papers and Wrappers.

Printers'

[4to.]

Proofs

Tobacco

Probably Dutch.

Note Book containing pen and ink drawings [407.] of 260 Maker's Marks, of English Pipes and 310 Maker's Marks, of Dutch Pipes. From the earliest period, to the end of last century. Being the Marks upon the Clay Pipes in Mr. Bragge's Collection. :

;

Collection of 232 Drawings of Pipes, in Christie Collection, India Museum, Blackmore Collection, and in other Museums. The Drawings are to scale, and on each is a written description and history of the object. They are uniform with the Illustrations of the Catalogue of Mr. Bragge's

[408.]

the

British

Museum,

Collection.

58 Illustrations of the Catalogue of Mr. Bragge's [ 409'] Collection of Pipes of all Ages and Countries and of Pipecases, Tobacco Stoppers, Snuff Mills, Snuff Rasps, Snuff Bottles, Snuff Boxes ; Flint, and other Fire-strikers, Tinder Boxes, and of all objects connected with the use of Tobacco in any form. The drawings are to scale are on specially prepared paper of uniform size and on each drawing is a written ;

;

They are about 1200 number, and are contained in 20 book-like boxes.

description and history of the object. in

CATALOGUE OF

AND OTHER OBJECTS CONNECTED WITH THE USE OF

'速oBacco IN

ALL ITS FORMS.

COLLECTED BY

WILLIAM BRAGGE.

BIRMINGHAM 1880.

F.S.A.

Section 31

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Europe.

EARLY ENGLISH CLAY [

PIPES.

(A.a.)

Thirteen Cards, on which are 128 Early Collected from all parts of England. have makers' marks, which are copied on

to 13.]

English Clay 90 of these the cards

Pijies.

.128

Seventeen Cards, on which are 143 Early [ 14 to 30.] English Clay Pipes, from excavations in London. Sixty-seven have makers' marks: copied on the cards. 143 .

[31 to 36.] Six Cards, on which are 57 Early English Clay Pipes. 32 have makers' marks copied on the cards. Collected by the late Dr. Bousfield 57 :

Six Cards, on which are 78 Early English [ 37 to 42.] copied on the cards. Clay Pipes. 62 have makers' marks Collected by W. J. Bernhard Smith, F.S.A. 78

...

Four Cards, on which are 57 Early English [ 43 to 46.] Clay Pipes (chiefly Shropshire). 56 have makers' marks copied on the cards. Collected by Mr. Sothorn, Pipe Manufacturer, of Broseley. -57 .

Ten Cards, on which are 172 Early English [ 47 to 56.] Clay Pipes (Broseley). 161 have makers' marks: copied on

Collected by the late Dr. Thursfield, described with Illustrations, by Lin. Jewitt, F.S.A., in "The Reliquary," Oct., 1862. Purchased from the Widow of Dr. Thursfield. .172 the

cards.

of Broseley,

and

to 60.] Four Cards, on which are 51 Early English [ 57 Clay Pipes (Broseley), all of which have makers' marks co])ied on the cards. Duplicates, from the collection of the late Dr. Thursfield.

[61]

-51

ENGLANDâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; I'O'lTEKV. The following

from No. i

Pipes,

(A.C.)

No. ij, are of brown,

i^/azed, earlliemi'are.

man

Figure of

I.]

[

human

face

with pipe in his mouth, bowl a

sin. high.

;

[

2.]

Snake, coiled

[

3.]

Human

[

4.]

3in. diameter, 6|-in. long.

;

forming tube of pipe

leg

figure,

4in.

;

long.

[5.]

mouth

Dragon, with open 6^ in. long.

black and dull red

;

ornamented

with

;

Dragon,

with

Straight

pipe,

mouth, and with

open

wings

;

Sfin. long.

[6.] a

human head;

bowl

hand grasping stem; bowl

with

Jin. long. 7

Straight pipe, plain stem, Turkish ornament on [7.] ; 6^in. long. 8.]

[

9.]

[

bowl of Turkish

Straight pipe,

enlarged base

;

6|in.

with

pattern,

long.

monkey

wearing a cocked

sitting,

smoking a pipe having a human face [10.]

Snake, in

[11.]

Hand, with bell-shaped

six

;

coils

and

hat,

5|in. high. 4iin.

diameter; 6iin.

long.

base,

holding

pipe;

4|in. high, 4iin. long. [

12.]

Recumbent

[

13.]

Monkey,

figure, resting

on elbow;

sin. long.

sitting; 2|in. high, sjin. long.

(Two.)

Grotesque figure, with large nose and beard; [14.] arms-k-kimbo ; 4^in. long. [

15.]

head and

Fish's

tail,

[

16.]

carried by

human

figure

(Two.)

squatting; 3in. high, sin. long.

Snake's head, with plaited stem, seventeen coils

I4in. long, ifin. wide. [

Straight pipe, stem turned in rings, fluted b\vn.. long. Note. The above are from Brampton, near Chesterfield.

17.]

of Turkish pattern

bowl

;

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

[

18.]

smoking a [

19.]

Figure, w-earing cocked hat, blue coat,

Hat marked " Nelson."

pipe.

Figure of an old

bowl of which

;

woman smoking

a Jjipe, the pale green handle, with two 4ilin. high. (Staffordshire.) 1780-90.

man's head

perforations for fingers

and sword,

6in. high.

;

"[62]

ExcLAN'n

(A.c.)

woman smoking

Figure of an old

20.]

[

Pottery.

a pipe, the handle, a

a man's head with red turban snake, red, green, and blue ; 4f in. high.

bowl of which

;

Seated figure of man smoking; blue coat, [21.] yellow breeches, broad-brimmed hat; marked, " Old Farmer;"

dog

5 Jin. high.

at his feet.

(Staffordshire.)

Figure of Lord Nelson, blue coat, right sleeve [22.] left hand holding large goblet, which empty, cocked hat (Staffordshire.) forms the bowl of the pipe; 5|in. high. ;

Seated figure, wearing three-cornered cocked 23.] black wig, green coat, red breeches ; smoking serpentheaded pipe; white dog at his feet; 5 Jin. high. (Stafford[

hat,

shire.

)

[24.] in relief

;

A hand carrying a pipe; in palm of hand a heart bowl of pipe, two faces 4in. high. (Staffordshire.) ;

Curved stem, large bowl, with four grotesque 25.] masks in relief, with fluted base, and painted blue whistle formed of dog's head, rising from centre of stem stem lojin. splashed with black, blue, and dark and light brown [

;

long. 26.]

[

From same mould

No. 25

;

green glaze.

In form of crocodile; head erect, open mouth, [27.] body marked with scales brown glazed earthenware loin. long, 6in. high. (Ashby-de-la-Zouch.) ;

;

White glazed pottery, splashed with blue ; bowl, [ 28.] 4jin. high, 2jin. diameter, marked with dots, and with scrolls at base;

7 in.

[29.]

long.

(Ashby-de-la-Zouch.)

Grey pottery; bowl,

4iin. high,

23in. diameter,

brown glaze, mottled surface of bowl marked with incised lines, and dots in relief; 7in long. (Ashby-de-la-Zouch.) ;

Clay bowl, 4in. high, 2in. diameter, incised at on " heel " are eight imprints of the celebrated " Gauntlett " mark. This was probably a " show pipe " of that maker. Dug up at Cirencester in 1857. Engraved in Proceedings of Society of Antiquaries. [

back

30.]

;

pipe; composed of twelve concentric four rings in centre for holding ; a circle of rings outside of coil an inner circle of rings, standing upright near the circumference; bowl, the head of Wellington; [31.]

Coiled

rings or coils

;

hat,

"Lord Welington;"

spotted with blue

igin. long, i3iin. diameter.

[63]

and brown;

England

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Pottery.

(A.c.)

Snake pipe of two coils, marked with scales, [ 32.] coloured green, brown, and blue, silver mouthpiece loin. ;

long, 7 in. diameter.

Snake jiipe of three [ 33-] blue and yellow; 6|in. diameter.

coils,

oblique markings in

Snake pipe of three coils, marked with scales; [34.] bowl a human face, white, glazed; 8^in. long, 6|in. diameter. [

green,

Snake pipe of two coils, body spotted with blue, and yellow; on bowl, wheat-ear in brown; gin. long,

35.]

4iin. diameter. [

36.]

marked with

Snake pipe of two coils, yellow with black spots, scales on bowl, wheat-ear in green gin. long, ;

;

sin. diameter.

Snake pipe of two coils with six bowls, white [37.] body; ornamented with gold and light purple; 8^in. long, 4iin. diameter.

(Old Worcestershire.)

Snake pipe of two coils, light brown, scales [ 38.] marked out with dark brown wheat-ear on bowl Sin. long, ;

;

4iin. diameter.

Snake pipe of two coils, scales [ 39.] triangular indents, mottled with green and brown

marked by ;

Sjin. long,

5in. diameter.

Flat coiled pipe of nine coils on upper surface [ 40.] of coils are figures and ornaments in low relief, coloured :

bowl of

pipe,

a lion's head; iiin.

long,

8iin.

diameter.

(Worcester.) Flat coiled pipe of ten coils, the upper surface [41.] overlaid with five loops, terminating with plain bowl ; white body, covered with small circular spots of dark-green and brown ; bowl, yellow with brown spots ; Sin. diameter.

Flat oblong coiled pipe, flat coils overlaid with [ 42.] coils in cross directions, coloured blue, green, yellow, and flat coils splashed on under side with blue and red upper side dotted with black bowl, snake's head in blue

red

;

Siin. long, sin-wide.

(Swansea.)

Flat, oblong, coiled pipe, surmounted by seven [ 43.] small coils, yellow and blue; bowl, a negro's head ; upper under surface of flat coils, spotted with blue and yellow surface, splashed, blue and yellow; gin. long, 401. diameter. ;

(Swansea. Flat, oblong, coiled pipe, similar to No. 43 ; bowl, [ 44.] (Swansea.) a snake's head, in brown and blue; gin. x 4iin.

[64]

IVMH.AMI

-I'ull'tKV.

(A.C.)

'i'wisted coil |)i]>c, white ground, splishcd with [45.] blue and yellow; bowl, with hawthorn leaves in blue, on (Swansea.) white ground ; 11 Jin. long, i Jin. diameter.

Flat coil pipe of three rings, centre filled with blue on bowl, figures of two boys, one running, the other holding a cup, in lov relief; flat coils, splashed with blue and yellow; 6in. diameter. 46.]

[

five

coils

[

in dark

47.]

;

Flat coil pipe, four circular loops on ea( h side,

and two oblong loops in centre, running lengthwise and bowl, crosswise; body white, spotted with blue and brown i2in. long. (Worcester.) with two fern leaves in brown ;

;

[48.]

and

Flat coil pipe, similar to No. 47.

(Worcester.)

Flat coil pipe, five upright coils on upjier surface, interlaced horizontal coils; bowl, a bust with cap; body [

49.]

of pipe wiiite

spots of

;

brown and blue on upper surface

on under surface, similar broad.

s[)Ots in

stripes;

long,

gin.

;

4in.

(Worcester.)

F'lat, oblong, coil I'ipe, a four-fold horizontal [50.] loop in centre body, caue colour, bars of blue and yellow on both surfaces ; bowl, blue-black, with wheat-ears and thistles in low relief; ii|in. long, 4Ain. broad. ;

Circular pipe of eight coils, upper surface overbowl, a laughing face ; on under ; surface, radiating streaks, in blue and yellow; upper surface, spotted with blue and yellow on white ground; 6iin. diameter. (Worcester).

[51.]

laid with five smaller coils

Pipe with three bowls, bowls enclosed by a [ 52.] looped snake; rich brown glaze; 4|in. long, 3in. diameter. [

P'Ps with seven bowls, the two lower 53-] faces, the others, each with narrow leaves

human

stem looped by a coiled entwining serpent; not

;

bowls wiih bowls and

gl.i/.ed, fiint

black and yellow spots; i6iin. long, 3|in. wide. [

54.]

Wedgwood Hookah

and acanthus

foliage, in

Base, of best period

white on blue grouud

;

silver

vine

;

mount

9in. diameter, Sin. high.

[S5-]

^Vedgwood Hookah Base;

foliage in chocolate

figures

on caue-coloured ground

and acanthus

8 jin. diameter,

;

7iin. high.

Wedgwood Chillum audSarpoosh; Chillum with [ 56.] figures in chocolate on cane-co!oured ground Sarpoosh, with ;

honeysuckle ornament

olive green

diameter, 5|in. high. Note. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; \\'udg\vood made

on cane colour

;

4in.

for the East India Company. Hookah Bakes and Chillums, for presents to native rulers. The Hookah Ba^e No. 54 was bionght from India.

[65]

Englandâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; I'u II EKv.

(A.c.)

i^'PS bowl (Wedgwood or Turner), classical L 57-] figures, white on blue ground, silver mount and chain.

Pipe bowl (Wedgwood or Turner), classical white on blue ground, silver mount and chain.

58.]

[

figures,

Pipe bowl (Wedgwood), lower part [ 59.] classical figures, white on blue ground, silver mount. Pipe bowl (Wedgwood), white white on blue ground.

60.]

[

figures,

stem,

fluted,

classical

Pipe bowl (Wedgwood), figures of Esculapius and [ 61.] Cupid, white on blue ground. Pipe bowl (Wedgwood), group of three classical white on blue ground.

62.]

[

figures,

Pipe bowl (Wedgwood), single figure carrying [ 63.] basket and wheat, white on blue ground. 'I'lie

bowls of Nos. 57 to 63 have "heels

and short stems.

Pipe bowl (Wedgwood), upright, with [ 64.] cover; figures of Esculapius, Venus, and Cupid. [ ('S to 75-] classical figures,

T/iese bowls

Wedgwood

Eleven pipe bowls (Wedgwood); nine with two with foliage only; white on blue ground.

have acorn-shape cups at

base,

and

short

citiTed steins.

and 77.] 'I'wo pipe bowls, [ 76 the preceiling; cujis wantinir. [78.]

and

figures

79.]

[

white

;

Two

similar to

bowls, (Wedgwood,) same shape; black on red ground cup wanting.

pijte

foli;ige in

'i'wo

(Wedgwood.)

;

bowls,

]iipe

(^^edgwood,)

same shnpe;

acorn-shape cup.

'J'wo pipe bowls, (Wedgwood,) same shape; [80.] white cup wanting. See Wedgwood Plaques on Snuff Boxes, Nos. 36, 37, 38, and 38.* ;

Hookali Base; (Spode,) groups of [81.] blue on white ground 9in. diameter, <))\n. liigh.

Amorini

;

[

wood;

Pipe bowl, white glaze painted in imitation of ruins painted in o\al medallion.

82. J

;

Pipe bowl ; conca\e sides white, painted with [ 83.] bird and flowers ; 2in. x 2|in. high. (Old Clielsea.) ;

Pipe bowl white; portrait of Admiral Codring[84.] ton; 4in. high. (\^ urcestcr.) ;

[66]

England Pipe

bowl

and water;

4iin.

85.]

[

castle

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; PorrKKv.

crimson gilded (Worcester.)

;

aiiiting

(Worcester.)

bowl

Receptacle of [ 87.] flowers. (Old Chelsea.)

;

many

Pipe, iron,

I.]

twisted; from bowl to

tip,

feet long;

(A.d.)

elaborately coiled

and

ijin., 9^in. high.

Pipe, white metal

[ 2.]

etc.

and

smoking,

^[andarin

ENGLANDâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; SILVER,

;

Receptacle of bowl; green and cream colour;

[86] gilded.

[

(A.c.)

;

three coils in middle of stem

;

3 Jin. long. [

3.]

Pipe, iron

[

4.]

Pipe, iron

two

;

coils in

middle of stem

;

gj-in,

long.

Pipe, [ 5.] lyfin. long.

Made

slender straight stem

;

iron

Birmingham by

;

yin. long.

groove on middle of stem

spiral

;

Timmins, about 1820.

Pipe, silver; stem in three pieces, bowl attached [ to stem by tube of horn, lin. long; 2oiin. long. 6.]

back of bowl

;

straight

stem

;

Pipe, silver; [9.] flattened ; gjin. long. [

bowl

;

Pipe, silver; hinged

[8.]

bottom;

a garnet bowl fluted and chased stem in three pieces ; i6iin. long.

Pipe, silver

[ 7.]

set in

10.]

tip

open cover, with perforated

bent

;

9 Jin. long.

tapering twisted stem, mouthpiece

Pipe, silver; straight stem, in two pieces, small

8in. long.

Pipe, silver; base of bowl fluted; stem in three [ II.] pieces; curved near bowl; 33in. long. [

12.]

on stem,

Pipe, silver, in form of battle-axe, with banneret

bearing in low relief a figure of Liberty ; trampling on a royal jiersonage. On the ground lies a broken sceptre and crown; above, the motto, "Sic semper 4in. x 3in.

tyrannus."

9fin. long. This pipe belonged to a pohtical cUib tion of Mr. .Allen, of .\rw York.

[67]

New

Yorl:.

From

tlie

collec-

l'",Noi,.\.\i)

ripe,

[13.]

supported

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Sir.vr.u,

silver;

Iiy thistle

etc.

bowl

(A.n.)

form of

thistle flower,

leaves; i61in. long.

Belonged to a club of Scotchmen in N'ew York. of Mr. .Mien, of .New York.

From

the collection

ripe Case, to contain a "Cutty,'' silver; front [ 14.] of bowl hinged at bottom, hinged and perforated cover, silver cliain

;

Pipe, silver; curved stem, with receptacle, silver

15.]

[

chain

liorn

;

4|in. long.

mouthpiece

;

Sin. long.

Pipe, silver; globular receptacle, 2in. diameter; [ 16.] porcelain bowl ; loin. long. Pipe,

17.]

[

bowl

silver;

;

IJowl, silver; lower [)art of

iS.]

[

cover;

with

parallel

wood

receptacle, upper part of stem of

stem,

with

i6in. long.

bowl fluted; hinged

4in. long, 2|in. high.

Pipe, silver, in form of man's head, repousse [19.] head-dress and hair, gilt; cover, hinged; with fish and swan's

head and neck

in relief; silver chain,

wood mouthpiece

gjin. long. Pipe, silver;

[20.]

on cover and bowl;

Elizabethan ornaments, re[)oussc,

bone mouthpiece;

44in.

lower part of bowl fluted;

cover

silver chain,

long.

Pipe, [21.] attached by chain [

22.]

receptacle

thread [

bowl

;

silver, ;

yin, long.

Pipe, silver, cover attached by chain, globular middle of amber mouthpiece covered with silver

7^in. long.

23.]

Pipe, silver stem and cover, white porcelain two figures joining hands over an altar

cover,

;

6|in. long.

[24.]

Bowl, silver; socket, facetted; i|in. long.

[25.]

Cigar tube, silver; in middle, a dog with bird,

in relief; 4Jin. long. [

26.]

Cigar tube,

[27.]

cap

;

Pipe, brass;

silver,

head with turban, repousse

;

form of a pipe

;

man's

4in. long.

bowl, a Cossack's head with fur

i4.\in. long.

[28.]

"Cutty," polished iron; 4|in. long.

[29]

Cigar tube, silver;

long. s-lin. "

[68J

England— Silver,

F.rc.

(A.d.)

wood

square bowl, with cover ; tobacco, with cover carved all over, foliage in relief; lojiii. long, stem 2Mn. broad. [

ripe, carveii

30.]

on stem, a box

3111.

lon^', for

;

In ill Coqiiilla nut; carved all over. a group of figures in high relief, Queen Elizabeth seated, Raleigh, Spenser, and Shakespeare around her. Stem carved with festoons, and three shallow cups of foliage, perforated; i7in. long. Pi|)e, all

[31.]

front of bowl,

HOLL.\ND— EARLY CIAY [ I

to 39.]

PIPE.S,

etc.

(A.e.)

Thirty-nine Cards, on which are 354 Early

Dutch Clay Pipes. 300 having makers' marks, which are drawn upon the cards. Collected in Holland during the past twenty years. Many of them were collected by Mr.

Van

der Want, Master of the Pipemakers' Guild at the seat of the pipe manufacture in Holland .

Gouda — .

354

to 50.] Eleven Cards, on which are 99 Early [ 40 Dutch Clay Pipes. 64 having makers' marks, which are drawn upon the cards. Also 175 Modern Clay Pipes, which, with the preceding, formed the exhibit of the Dutch Pipemakers at the tlxhibition of National Industries at Delft, in 1863 274

.........

Case, with glass top, containing 3 unbroken Clay [51.] Pipes, of the earliest Dutch make. No. i, i7fin. long; bequeathed to \V. B. by Dr. Holtrop, of the Royal Library,

The Hague. No. 2, i3jin. long; Van der Want, Gouda. No. 3,

presented to W. B. by Mr. i34in. long; was found behind the wainscot of a chateau near Leyden.

—

Two " Bri<legrooms''' Pipes Clay decorated [52.] with ribbons. Smoked only on the marriage day, and its anniversaries. I'ips bowl, dres de Flandrcs. A fine portrait with blue turban; at base, a grotesque mask; 7in. high, 5 J in. broad. [

53-]

head,

Pipe bowl, Gres de Flandres. [ 54.] stem, i4ni. long; i^in. high, 2.J in long. [

Gray, with reed

Smokers' Tray, co|iper, with four extinguishers

55.]

centre, candlestick, 5in. high, and plate, perforated to receive three knives, with twisted handles, and three piickers and stoppers i2in. x Qin.

for

spills

;

Hollandâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Earlv Clav

Pipes, rnr.

(A.e.)

Smokers' Candlestick, brass, witli three feet; [56.] three extinguishers in tray; circular plate on candlestick, perforated for tliree knives, with twisted handles, and three ])rickers

and

stojipers

Made

white.

;

glin. high,

diameter.

6.',in.

Nine Hookah Bases, of Delft

57 to 65.]

[

Chinese patterns

after

blue China.

jjottery,

for use in

Brought from China.

One Hookah

66.]

[

Base, of Delft i)Ottery, blue and

With Chinese mark of Leaf

white.

One Hookah

[ 67.] colours.

Base, of Delft jjottery, painted in

One Hookah Base, of Delft pottery, blue [ 68.] white, with elephant's head. Small Hamper, containing 24 [ 69.] 2]in. long, resembling the long Dutch clays.

FRANCEâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;SEVRES.

minute

;

2.]

Pipe, for two smokers;

pipes,

(A.f.)

Pipe a gnarled root, carved [ I.] grotesque heads and animals; gMn. x iiin. [

and

made

with

many

of a branched root;

2oin. X loin.

Pipe; bowl enamelled, blue ground, French eagle on stem; i2|in. long.

[3.] in relief

Pipe, ivory; bowl, 6^in. high; a female bust with [4.] lace collar, surmounted b)' foliage of vine an eagle's head below; stem carved in spirals; 29in. long. ;

[5.]

Pipe; wood;

"La

Lanterne," (Paris,

1S66;) 6in.

long.

[6 and 1866

;)

[

7.]

Two

pipes,

clay;

"La

Lanterne," (Paris,

6in. long.

8.]

Pipe, with

fumee in'amuse";

Sevres

howl, with

inscrii)tion

stem of ivory and horn inlaid;

i6.',in.

long.

[9.]

Pipe, with Sevres bowl;

egg; blue ground, jewelled; [

10.]

Bowl

;

a claw gilded, holding

7in. long.

similar to No. 9; dark-blue ground.

Bowl, Sevres, marked; dark -blue ground, [11.] jewelled; oval picture: a Dutcii Boor smoking; 4in. liigh. f7ol

Fkanll

(A.i.)

S;.\ rics.

Bowl, Sevres; dark blue ground; oval picture, [ 12.] a lady and gentleman seated under tree; 2^in. high.

Bowl, Sevres; [13.] over with pearls; 3in. long

dark-blue ground; jewelled 2iin high.

all

Bowl, old Sevres; soft paste; monogram, wreaths of roses arabescpie ornament in colours, on white ground ^lin. long x 2^ in. high. [14.]

M."

;

Bowl,

[15.] castellated

crown

;

Sevres; a female head, 2in. high x 2in. dia.

"Italy," with

in Bowl, Sevres, imitation of "Wedge wood " on his ass; figures in white on blue ground;

[16.]

;

front, Silenus

stem

glai:ed

in gold

4Mn.

;

[17.]

high.

Bowl, Sevres; sky-blue ground;

on dark blue;

[18.]

Jin. 2

Bowl, Sevres;

"K"

front,

high x 2|in. long. dark-blue, gilded; 2|in. long x

2in. high.

ig.]

[

richly gilded

[20.]

Bowl,

Sevres;

white

ground,

vase

front,

3iin. high.

;

Bowl, Sevres;

ground,

white

gilded;

slightly

2iin. high.

Bowl, yellow; portrait bust, with helmet; z^in. [21.] long X 2im. high. Bowl, French grey acanthus rosette, and head of [ 22.] Medusa, with porcelain inner cup imitation of Wedgewood; ;

2|in. long X 2iin. high.

Bowl, Sevres; trial piece; head: [z2*] dark-blue turban; 3|in. long x 2iin. high. Five [ 23 to 27.] chocolate and black. [

28.]

bowls

Bowl, red [jottery

;

form

white,

of heads;

with

pottery,

grotesque head, with mask

on cover. [

29 to 32.] Four bowls, large turbanned heads

Rouen

Bowl,

[33.]

fayence,

head

;

pottery. .Satyr;

4iin. x 4iin.

[34.]

dog

Bowl with cover; Rouen fayence;

scrolls

and

in relief; sin. high.

[35.] scrolls

Bowl, Rouen fayence; two bearded masks, with

above

;

2;Jin.

[

36 to 40.]

[

41.]

x 2] in.

Five bowls,

made

Bowl, daik blue glaze. [71]

for oriental use.

r'KANci: 42.]

[

a winged

all

ovtr, classic masks, iVc.

cover,

;

lion.

43.]

[

Bowl, gilded

(A. i.)

-Si:v:;ts.

Bowl,

metal,

gilded

Turban

;

shajied

cover,

arabesques. 44.]

[

Bowl, metal, gilded

Turkish shape

;

statuette

of Cellini on cover.

[45.]

Bowl, metal, sihered

shooting scene, in low

;

relief.

[46.]

Bowl,

metal,

silvered;

scene,

festive

low^

relief

47.]

[

Bowl

(upright), metal, silvered

;

peasants dancing.

Bowl, metal, gilded richly chased figures cover [ 48.] with figures and foliage, in relief; at back, a locket with ;

;

glass.

[49.]

Bowl, bo.Kwood; elaborately carved with figures, with horizontal and vertical carved and gold-mounted Bowl also mounted with gold 4in. high x 5|lin.

and Louis Quatorze ornament sockets for stem, each with stoppers.

;

diameter. [

50.]

Hookah

arabesque ornament [51.]

Bowl,

Base, Sevres porcelain blue ground, gold ; gin. high. Sin. diameter. ;

terra

cotta

;

head of

Don

Quixote;

3^in. X 5in. high.

[52.]

Bowl,

terra-cotta

head

;

Sancho

Panza;

3in. X 3|in. high.

Nos. 51 and 52 were modelled by L. Desbordes, for

[53.]

Bowl,

terra-cotta;

portrait

Desbordes;

of L.

2jin. X 2^in. high. 54.]

Bowl, terra-cotta; a chiffonier;

[

55.]

Bowl, terra-colta;

[

56.]

Bowl, terra-cotta; a chiffonier, seated;

[

57 to 63.]

[

Madame

2in. x 3iin. high.

Rachel; 2|in. x 2fin.

high. 2.1in. x 2in.

high.

Seven bowls,

terra-cotta; grotesque heads.

64 and 65.] Two pipes, covered with foliage and ornament, glazed and painted; 9iin. long; bowls i|in. [

diameter.

Five pipes, smaller, similar [ 66 to 70.] character to Nos. 64 and 65. [

71 to 78.]

material

Eight " I'ostilion" pipes; small. [72]

and

France

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Sevres.

(A.f.)

Bowl, with figures and elaborate [79.] painted and glazed; 5in. x 6|in. high. Gambier, of Givet.

ornament,

Made by

partly

collection of about 220 French clay pipes, of [ 80.] various kinds. Many are portrait heads of historical and political personages, and human and animal heads grotesquely treated. Some are of large size, and many are partly glazed and painted. Many made by Gambier, of Givet, and Dumeril, of St. Omer.

Pipe, wood, carved all over; vine foliage and very high relief, the vine branches in full relief; amber mouthpiece, 3in. ; 33in. long. (Swiss.)

[81.]

grapes,

GERMANY. Pipe,

[ I.]

man

cover, a

light

sitting

(A.g.)

wood; carved dog and game bag; cross-legged; ii|in. long; bowl, 5in.

high.

over; on bowl, a family party in relief; on stem, groups of figures and foliage; 23|in. long; bowl, 4in. long, 3Ain. high. Pipe,

[2.]

seated round a

carved

all

summer house,

Pipe, boxwood; on bowl, carved, a coat of arms [3.] with crown, chateau and mountains base boldly fluted cover, a crown in silver; loin. long; bowl, 3|in. long, s^in. ;

high.

Pipe; bowl of dark wood, 4in. long, 4|in. high; [4.] two soldiers in high relief on bowl, in classical costume, silver shield between them and chain silver cover, mount, i2Mn. long. ;

[

;

cover,

Bowl,

[6.] ;

[7.]

[

fluted silver,

with five serpents wreath and foliage, with

base,

three small figures in

4lin. high, 3in. diameter.

Mercury socket, mount; 3in. x 5in. silver

;

in front of bowl, a laurel

figure in relief; relief;

wood

Bowl,

5.]

in silver

boxwood; in

on bowl, form of dolphin

carved ;

silver

figure of cover and

high.

Bowl, Boxwood; hunting scene, in high relief; 3in. x 3I high.

mounts; 8.]

Bowl,

boxwood

;

a stag hunt,

socket, a dolphin's head; 3?,in. x

'[73J

2.',in.

high,

high

relief;

Germany.

(A.g.)

Pipe, wood; carved richly all over; in front of [9.] bowl, a head of Christ, in medallion ; acanthus foliage silver mounts; loin. long; bowl, 3iin. x ^Un. high.

Bowl, boxwood foliage, &c.

10.]

[

;

with pike

relief,

;

front of bowl, a soldier in

4lin. x 4|in. high.

;

Bowl, boxwood; richly carved, small female head bowl acanthus foliage ; bowl and socket connected by large acanthus scroll 4in. x 4 jin. high. [11.]

front

;

Bowl, satinwood; carved in high relief; Napoleon in triimijihal car, receiving offer of keys cover, a crown in 12.]

[

;

silver;

5in. x 5in. high.

13.]

[

bustard

the

Bowl, boxwood; carved in high relief, hunting socket, a dolphin's head ; silver cover ;

4in. X 3Jin. high.

head

;

boxwood; carved

Pipe,

[14.]

in high relief

on bowl

i3in. long

;

all

over; battle scene,

boar hunt on stem; socket, dolphin's

bowl, 3Mn. x 2in. high.

Bowl, dark wood; in form of grotesque head, [15.] with long beard and far cap on cap, a mask silver cover

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

and mount

;

16.]

[

ears, resting

;

sin. x 5in. high.

Bowl, dark wood; a human head, with pointed on a dolphin silver cover, castellated, sur;

mounted by a cannon;

silver

mount

;

3;Jin. x

3|in. high.

Bowl, dark wood; carved, trees in high relief, [17.] and deer base, a dog's head wooden cover 4iin. x 4^in. ;

;

high.

Double bowl, wood; bowls connected [ 18.] by double-eagle; 3in. x 3Jin. high. [

in front

Bowl, wood; in form of Chinaman's head, with

19.]

glass eyes; silver chains

and pricker;

3iin. x 3iin.

beautifully inlaid with brass wire Bowl, wood keel of bowl bound with silver ; silver cover and mount, coat of arms on cover; 5|in. x 5in. high. [

20.]

and pearl

[

3in. X

;

2r.]

Bowl, bo-Ywood;

lower half open scroll work;

4Mn. high.

Bowl, dark wood; a hand holding a globe; [22.] globe encrusted with astrological emblems, in silver wooden carved cover, and silver mounts; 3ijin. x 4in. high. Bowl, wood; a hand holding a globe, encrusted 23.] No. 22; cover, a figure of Time, in relief, holding a silver scroll of the Decalogue; 3in. x 5in. high. [

[74]

Germany.

(A.g.)

Pipe, wood; base of bowl fluted; surface [24.] covered with pearl inlaying, and brass wire points three double-headed eagles on bowl silver cover and mounts (Vienna.) i3in. long; bowl, 3Mn. x 4in. high. ;

;

[

Pipe,

25.J

wood; bowl,

No. 24, with three eagles mount; stem, twisted horn ;

[

vases

iiin. long.

;

sides

rings, silver

silver cover,

;

mount and chain;

tall

and

higli,

inlaid as

embossed and

silver

(Vienna).

Bowl, wood, inlaid with pearl

26.] at

2|in. x 3|in.

silver cover,

eagle in front,

;

tapering, with silver

(Vienna.)

sjin. x 3|in.

Bowl, wood, inlaid with pearl and brass wire; [27.] three eagles on bowl, two on socket silver cover, engraved (Vienna). silver socket ; 2|in. x ajin. high. ;

Bowl, wood, inlaid with silver; double-headed [28.] flowers at sides ; silver cover, with four eagle in front large flowers in relief; silver mount; 2jin. x 3^in. high. ;

(Vienna.) [

Bowl, inlaid with fine silver wire; double-headed

29.]

eagle in

front

embossed, and [

beautiful

;

silver

scrolls

sides

;

silver

cover; 2iin. x 2in. high.

socket,

(Vienna.)

Bowl, inlaid with pearl ; heavy brass cover 30.] 2|in. x 2iin. high. (Austrian Tyrol.)

and

mounts;

Pipe,

[31.]

boxwood; and

heavy brass mounts,

bowl, brass

3in. x 2J,in.

receptacle;

high, Tl'\n.

with long.

(Austrian Tyrol.) [

Pipe, dark

32.]

and brass

pearl

wire,

wood; bowl,

and

five

3in. x 2];in., inlaid

with

beads of carnelian; S^in. long.

(Austrian Tyrol.)

Bowl, wood, inlaid with pearl and brass wire [ 33.] points; brass and copper cover; extinguisher shape; engraved copper mount ; 2 J,in. x T,\m. high. (."Austrian Tyrol.)

Three bowls, united in one socket wood, inlaid covers of brass, ornamented with copper wire, and surmounted by crosses; copper mounts; 2in. x 3Jin. [

34.]

with pearl high.

;

(Styria).

Pipe; bowl, 2;lin. x 3in. high, wood, inlaid with [35.] pearl and brass wire body of bowl brass brass cap ; row '/jin. long. of small brass plates at base (Styria.) ;

;

Bowl, light wood, inlaid with brass, and incised; [ 36.] double row of small brass plates; brass cover, 2 Jin. high, with silver rings, and wire coiled round it; 2iin. x 4Ain. high. (Styria.

[75]

Germany. [37.] with pearl cover,

wood;

Pipe, ;

bowl,

s^in. x 5|in.

high,

inlaid

with rings and tassels triangular pendants, etc. ; 6.}in. long.

body of bowl of with

brass,

(A.g.)

brass,

(Styria).

38.]

[

Pipe,

body of bowl coloured metal

wood

iron ;

;

brass

bowl, 2in. x 3^ high base fluted ; cover, tall, of iron, ornamented with ;

mounts;

7|in. long.

;

(Styria.)

Bowl, wood body, iron; cover, iron ornamented [ 39.] ain. x 3in. high. with coloured metal ;

;

[40.]

Pipe; bowl, wood, ijin. x

copper and brass points

inlaid with white metal

2in. high,

body and

;

cover,

4iin. long.

Pipe, wood; bowl, a knotted piece of root yiin. cover turned, with inscription stem and tube of united at bottom wood, with rough surface, rising to bowl with two hands, inscription between 42in. long. 41.]

[

long

;

42.]

[

Pipe,

stag-horn

amber mouthpiece, green

;

cover and mounts of metal, 2Sin. long. tube

flexible

;

Pipe bowl, stag-horn, carved a grotesque animal [ 43.] head with open mouth ferrule on stem carved, a bearded human head socket and stem of black horn i-jl'm. long. ;

;

Pipe, pine-wood stem, part turned and part with [ 44.] bark on; bowl, pine-wood, iiin. high two tassels of lichen ;

;

44in. long.

[45.]

(Styria.)

Pipe, similar to No. 44; lyiin. long.

(Styria.)

Pipe bowl, black horn ; in form of dolphin's [ 46.] head ; part of stem seven-sided ; ferrules of Coquilla nut and ivory; i3in. long. Pipe, wood, [ 47.] and bends of black horn

form of trumpet

in ;

;

mouthpiece

24in. long.

Pipe, turned wooden bowl with perforated cover; [ 48.] horn mouthpiece; 5 Jin. long. Pipe, black horn bowl carried by a curved [ 49.] tube receptacle peaked and prolonged in front, and inlaid ;

;

v.ith ivory discs

;

2o^in. long.

horn, stem fluted receptacle curving [ forward, grasped by a hand in low relief; iSin. long. 50.]

Pipe,

;

[51.] Pipe, stem, horn; mouthpiece, horn; black tube ; bowl of light wood, 6in. long, with spring and disc inside bowl. Bowl connected to stem at upper part by short tube; 2 2 in. long. flexible

L76]

Germany.

;

wood;

incised with diagonal lines, ornasilver points ; mouthpiece of silver cover in form of hehnet; lyin. long.

Pipe,

[52.]

mented with horn

(A.g.)

and

silver studs

wood;

Pipe,

[53-]

triangular, silver chains

ornamented as No.

52;

stem,

iiin. long.

;

Pipe; bowl, wood, covered with silver points in [54.] diagonal lines; stem, of black horn and ivory; i8in. long. P'Pe, wood ; stem and bowl ornamented with L 55-] silver studs and points ; silver cover; triangular stem ; i2in. long. [

wood, similar

Pipe,

56.]

four-sided;

No. 55

;

bowl, straight,

i2in. long.

Pipe

[57.]

;

porcelain bowl; large receptacle of horn;

i7iin. long.

wood; bowl,

Pipe, [ 58.J cherry-stick stem ; [

Pipe; porcelain bowl

59.]

mouthpiece;

long; horn receptacle;

sin.

i6;lin. long.

black horn receptacle and

;

i2in. long.

Pipe; white porcelain bowl; socket and receptacle [ 60.] of silver; stem, black horn, inlaid with pearl; 23Mn. long. [

and

61.]

initials

Pipe; bowl and receptacle silver; coat of arms on receptacle silver chain black horn stem ;

;

i6Mn. long. [

62.]

wood stem; [

and

63.]

Pipe,

wood

light

bowl,

;

wood bowl, held

Pipe,

;

inscription; stem, cherry-wood

[64.]

[

65.]

;

turned

Bowl,

in a hand coat of arms and horn; 17 Jin. long. ;

wood; bowl,

Pipe, light

stem engraved, jointed

names and

4in. x 3in.

igiin. long.

at top

wood

light

portrait; date,

wood

;

four-sided,

engraved;

2o.Mn. long. ;

1819;

inscribed

with

students'

4in. x 4iin. high.

[66.]

Pipe,

[67.] diameter.

Pipe,

black

[68.]

Pipe,

wood; a hand grasping a tankard; 9Mn.

;

9in.

wood,

turned;

i3Jin.

long,

2in.

long. [

69.]

Pipe

;

earthenware bowl, with grotesque face in horn stem lojin. long.

front; metal receptacle

;

bowl, 5in. high, 2in. diameter; bowl, stem, and receptacle elaborately carved with hunting scenes, white figures on dark ground ; silver mounts ; i6in. [

70.]

Pipe, staghorn

;

long.

[77]

Germany. Pipe, staghorn

[71.]

bowl

(A.g.)

bowl,

;

5111.

high, 2]in. xilin.

beautifully carved with hunting scene, stag

figures

on horseback

;

and dogs,

stem, staghorn; lyin. long.

Pipe, staghorn; bowl carved with sportsmen [72.] shooting stem with deer ; 1 3 Jin. long. ;

P'P^i bowl and part of stem of staghorn carved ; [ 73-] bowl with dogs, boar, and deer; stem with dog and fox. Long pointed receptacle of black horn; i4lin. long. Pipe, bowl and socket of one piece of staghorn [ 74.] carved with deer, dogs, and grotesque figures, in high relief; stem, black horn, middle of stem cased with wliite staghorn, carved in spiral grooves; 2 3in. long. ;

Pipe; bowl of staghorn, 4in. x 4in., with [ 75.] abnormal "tine" pointing downwards; flexible silk-covered stem i4in. long. ;

Pipe, white staghorn bowl in line with stem [ 76.] bowl carved with large female face in front, and hunting scenes. On upper part of bowl, classical figures; in middle of stem, a bearded bust ; i4.\in. long. ;

;

Pipe, dark wood, elaborately carved

[77.]

over;

all

on bowl, a country carriage full of peasants, drawn by two horses, and with foliage all in very high relief. Receptacle curving to front, carved with Gothic ornament, and in front, two chamois fighting. Stem carved with Gothic ornament.

i6in. long.

[ 78.] right angle

Pipe, a chamois horn ;

mouthpiece

;

set

at a

s^in. long x 6iin. high.

Pipe, black horn ; bowl and stem carved [ 79.] spirals; stem parallel with bowl; siin. high.

Pipe, wood, richly encrusted with silver heraldic 80.] and crown on bowl. Silver box in front of bowl, containing medallion of Lamb, in silver; " M.B." engraved on lid of box. Stem, a silver tube, on which are lions' heads, to which silver chains are attached. i5in. long. [

;

lions

[

81.]

Pipe, carved bone, with ferrules of black

head of

wood

;

a broad-brimmed liat in middle of stem, female figure and group of apes 3oin. long.

bowl,

priest,

wearing

;

[

bowl

;

82.]

Pipe,

stem and

boxwood

[83.]

cased with silver;

head

medallion in front of covered with acanthus

bowl beautifully

foliage; silver mounts.

Bowl,

lo.Mn. long.

meerschaum; green tinge; silver

mounts. [78]

upper part

3in. x sin. high.

Germany.

(A.g.)

Bowl, meerschaum ; sleeping cupid ; basket and [ 84.] festoons of flowers; silver mounts; 4in. x 3iin. high. [

[

meerschaum; 3Mn. high.

Bowl,

S5.]

mount;

silver

Bowl, meerschaum sin. x sMn. high.

86.]

figure

cujud

sitting;

4}in. x

hand carrying female bust

;

mount;

silver [

Bowl, meerschaum

87.]

and dogs

;

54-in.

sportsman, with dead

;

game

x sin. high.

SS.] Bowl, meerschaum head, with pagoda-form ornamented with silver and bells; cover of silver ;

[

hat,

filigree;

sin. x 6in. high.

Bowl, meerschaum; fluted at base; four classic [ 89.] heads in medallions silver cover and mounts ; 6in. x 6in. ;

high. [

90.]

Bowl, meerschaum; head of sphinx;

3in. x 2in.

high.

Bowl, meerschaum; head in front, in low relief; [ 91.] Louis Quatorze ornament in low relief, studded with beads 3in. X 3iin. high.

Bowl, meerschaum ; on bowl, warriors before a [ 92.] fortress ; underneath, coat of arms, with biretta; 44in. x 5|in. [

Bowl, meerschaum ; with 93.] 4iin. x 3in. dia. x 3jin. high. ;

bowls and

five

sockets

[95.]

form

;

meerschaum;

Bowl,

[94.]

mounts; 3^

engraved

diaper,

silver

x s^in. high.

meerschaum;

Bowl,

characteristic

Hungarian

3^in. x sin. high.

Pipe, [ 96.] in five parts, with

meerschaum bowl, Turkish form amber mouthpiece, fitted in case. ;

stem

;

Bowl, meerschaum; stag and trees incised; [97.] socket connected with middle of bowl by acanthus scrolls, silver

mounts;

4|in. x 4in. high.

Bowl, meerschaum large scrolls [ 98.] tacle; cover, a helmet in silver; 4in. x 6|in. ;

[

99.]

Bowl,

meerschaum

of bowl and end of socket [

100.]

silver; silver [

loi.]

;

silver

;

silver recep-

with broad flange at top

mounts

4|in. x 4in. high.

Bowl, meerschaum back and keel edged with cover beautifully chased; 3iin. x sin. liigh. ;

Pipe,

meerschaum; amber mouth[jiece,

3]in.

long; stem and bowl in one piece; i2lin. long; bowl, high.

[79]

3in.

Âť

Germany. Pipe,

102.]

[

amber mouthpiece,

(A.g.)

meerschaum; stem in case;

form of bamboo;

lo^in. long.

Cigar tube, meerschaum and amber; Tyrolese [ 103.] peasants and dog, in reHef; 5]in. long. Pipe, meerschaum.

104.]

[

GERMANYâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; STONP: AND PORCELAIN PIPE BOWLS.

Bowl, red jasper; with wavy lines of grey

I.]

[

and cover, with agate bead

ferrule

(A.h.)

;

silver

;

2in. long, 2J,in. high, |in.

square.

Bowl, Egyptian jasper; silver socket and mount

[ 2.]

2in. long, 2jin. high, |-in. square. [

Bowl, moss agate

3.]

on cover; [

Pipe,

4.]

silver

;

cover and ferrule

banded agate

bands well marked on sides;

[

;

Bowl,

6.]

[

7.]

bottom;

bead

cover and

silver

in.

socket

2in. long, 3in. high, |in. square.

Bowl, jasp-agate; silver cover [5.] long, 3in. high, ^in. square. 2|in. high,

;

2in. long, 3in. high, lin. square.

light-coloured square.

and socket;

banded agate

;

2in.

long,

Bowl, agate; with opaque grey bands at top and cover and socket; 2in. long, 3in. high, lin.

silver

square. [

8.]

Bowl, agate, red and white

silver gilt; [

9.]

and socket I

jin. at [

cover and socket,

;

2in long, 3in. high, lin. octagonal.

Bowl, agate, grey and white ;

2j,in.

long,

2J,in.

high,

;

silver cover, chain,

fin.

diameter at base,

bowl.

10.]

Bowl, chalcedony; silver cover and socket; 3|in.

long, 2iin. high, ifin. diameter. [ 1 1.]

high,

Jin.

[12.]

Bowl, agate diameter. Bowl,

agate

;

gilt

mount

stalactite;

bowl

;

natural

3in. long, 2in.

surface;

2,',in.

long, 4in. high, ijin. diameter. [

13.]

Bowl, "ruin-marble," Saltzburg

high, liin, diameter.

[80]

;

3in. long, 4in.

Germanyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Stone and

Bowl, "ruin-marble," Saltzburg;

14.]

[

Pokcelain Pipe Bowls. (A.h.) 2-J,in.

long, 3in.

high, lin. diameter.

Bowl, green serpentine; fluted base

15.]

[

2in. higli,

;

2.Un. long,

i|in. diameter.

[16.]

Bowl, green serpentine; Bowl,

3in. high, i^in. diameter.

dark

serpentine; with co\er [17.] material 2in. long, 34in. high, i Jin. diameter.

same

;

iS.]

[

2|in. long,

|in.

Bowl, dark serpentine; cover of same material 2Mn. high, i|in. diameter.

Bowl, dark serpentine; 2'l'\n. long, i^Jin. high, [ 19.] aiameter at top, ilin. diameter at lower jsart of bowl. [20.]

Bowl, "lava," yellow; head, with pointed beard

2in. long, 2;{in. high, i^in.

[21.]

;

diameter.

Bowl, "lava," green

head;

;

brass socket;

3Mn.

long, 2|iii. high, liin. diameter.

Bowl, "lava," red brown head, surmounted by [22.] Egyptian capital; 2|in. high, i^in. square. ;

Bowl, light stone; formed of the stone of monuWaterloo; lined with silver, surmounted by a model in siUer of the monument; monogram "W" and crown car\ed on front of bowl 4in. long, 4Jin. high, 2in. diameter. 23.]

[

ment

;

Pipe, reddish jasper; stem and mouthpiece of [24.] three pieces of carnelian, with silver ferrules and mounts; gin. long; bowl, i|in. long, 2^in. high; square.

See also A.k. Xos.

70, 71, anrl 72.

PORCELAIN PIPE BOWLS. Bowl; surface, richly gilt; picture of students [25.] playing cards, chess, etc.; 4Mn. high. (Vienna.) Bowl, white ground [26.] a basket of flowers; 4fin. high. [

high.

27.]

;

nymphs

carrying Cupid in (Vienna.)

Bowl, sage green ground; oval medallion; 4in.

(Vienna.)

[28.] (Vienna.) [29.] 3iin. high.

Bowl,

white;

portrait

Bowl, gold ground; (Vienna.) [8,]

lady;

4]in.

copy of Dutch

high.

jiicture

GEKMANV

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; PORCKI-AIN

Bowl, wliite [ 30.] in bas-relief ; 4in. high.

lieads of

;

Alexander

(A.n.)

and Blucher

(\'ienna.)

Bowl; female

[31.]

4Mn.

PlTE Bowis.

brown; coat of arms;

portrait in

(Vienna.)

high.

Bowl, white groimd Turk smoking, J [ 32. giving a light; 5in. high. (Vienna.)

"Old Nick"

;

Bowl, octagonal; figures;

[33-] [

Bowl, octagonal; figures;

34.]

liowl,

octagonal, (Vienna.)

35.] 2^in. high. I

[36.]

Bowl; pug dog,

[37.]

Bowl,

3|in. X 2in. high.

4in. high,

(^'icnna.)

sijin. high.

(Vienna.)

black ground;

sitting

3in. high.

;

brown

mounted;

silver

figures,

etc.;

(Gotha.) jasper,

cut;

(Bottcher-ware.)

Bowl, octagonal; figures and flowers on alternate [38.] sides; white ground; 3in. x 3in. high. (Furstenburg.)

Bowl; two children, in purple; 3in. x 3in. [39.] (Furstenburg.) higli.

Pipe-dish, [40.] (Furstenburg.)

painted with

flowers;

higli.

3|in. x i^in.

Bowl; fawn colour, exquisitely painted with by Lcoiihard Geiser 4in. high. (Nuremburg.)

[41.] insects,

;

Bowl with receptacle;

[42.]

with insects, by Leoiihai [

;

light

fawn colour, painted (Nuremberg.)

Geiser; 6iin. high.

Bowl, globular, white landscape and figures on (Schlakenwald.)

43.]

each side

;

2in. x 3^in. higli.

Bowl ; a head with pink hat and white collar, [ 44 ] with stem and receptacle stem of wood, inlaid with pearl ;

2Jin. X 2in.

high.

(Nymphenberg.)

Bowl white, painted with flowers and strawberries, [ 45.] with stem of horn, inlaid with pearl cover of bowl, a flower ;

;

in silver; 3|in. x 2iin. high.

OLD

DRE.S1.)EN

(Nymphenberg.)

(MEISSEN)

PIPE BOWLS.

Bowl, with globular receptacle, Meissen [46.1 painted with flowers; 5 Jin. x ijin. high. [

4|in. X

white,

Bowl, with globular receiJtacle, Meissen ; white, with flowers; base of bowl fluted and gilded;

47.]

painted

;

i:j'in.

high.

[83]

Germany

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Meissen

Pipe Bowls.

Bowl, Meissen, white 48.] 2|in. x 2^111. high. ;

[

(A.h.)

blue flowers round top

;

of bowl

Bowl, Meissen, white ; socket a [ 49.] paintings of buildings on each side; 2lin. x 2|in. [50.]

Bowl, Meissen, white; flowers on sides

[51.]

Bowl, IMeissen

dolphin liigh.

2in. x 2;^in.

;

high. flowers, scrolls

;

low

relief;

2|in. X 2iin. high.

Bowl, Meissen, white; [ 52.] wseath; 2|in. x3Jin. high.

in front

a head with green

band of scales

Bowl, Meissen; flowers round top, [ 53.] in purple round middle; 2in. x i|in. high. Bowl, Meissen; same shape as

[54.] flowers, etc.

Bowl, Meissen;

[55.]

on sides;

Bowl, Meissen; in front a portrait head

ornament [

[

in black

58.]

heads;

flags

;

in purple,

i|in. x 2in. high.

Bowl, Meissen, white

on each

;

side,

portrait

i|in. x i|in. high.

59.]

purple;

x lin. high.

i;|in.

ijin. x 2|in. high.

57.]

[

sprays of

;

Bow), Meissen, white; trophy of arms and

56.]

[

last

2in. x ifin. high.

;

Bowl, Meissen, white

;

landscape and figures in

2in. x 2|in. high.

[60.]

Bowl,

Meissen,

white;

on bottom;

flowers

ifin. X 2|in. high.

[61.]

each

side, in

[62.]

on upper

Bowl, Meissen, white; flowers low relief; iÂ§in. x 2Mn. high. Bowl,

Meissen: similar

front, star

No.

61;

flowers

part.

Bowl, Meissen, white ground; "T.C.L." and [63.] 1773 under a crown in front; 2in. x 2^in. high. [

64.]

horseback; [65.]

Bowl, i:|in.

Meissen,

white

ground

soldier

;

x 2in. high.

Bowl, Meissen, white ground; flowers;

i-^in. x 2in.

high. [

island,

65.]

[67.] I

Bowl, Meissen, white ground

ornament around Bowl,

in colours;

Meissen;

base

Jin. X 2in. high.

[83]

;

chateau on an

i:Jin. x 2in.

fluted;

high.

battle

scene;

r.izRMANV Rowl,

[68.]

Mf.issf.n'

(A.n.)

r.nwi.s.

Piri",

Meissen; in form

of cjoat

sjin. x3in.

;

high.

Four bowls, Meissen

6y to 73.]

[

heads, wliite glaze;

;

men and women. to

[74

112.]

Collection

men and women, portraits many mounted with silver

heads of painted,

113 to 116.]

[

Meissen

forty anil

Four bowls, Meissen

grotesque

;

howls, ;

all

well

heads, painted.

For other Meissen bowls, see Nos. 167 to 189.

BERLIN PIPE BOWLS. sujiporting richly Bowl, Beilin; mermiid, [117.] decorated vase; mermaid's tail, blue; 2:jiii. x 4:Jin. high.

18 to 121.] Three bowls, Berlin 2'Jin. x 4jin. high.

[

vasts;

;

merniaids supporting

female half-figure, blue

122.]

Bowl, Berlin;

[

123.]

Bowl, Berlin; portrait of Guttenberg.

[

124.

Bowl, lierlin; portrait of Lourens

[

125.]

Bowl, Berlin

[

126.]

Bowl, Berlin; portrait of Naval Officer.

[

127.]

B.owl, Berlin

[

paintiiig,

scarf

;

jiortrait

Lady

Koster.

of Napoleon

mauve

dress.

Bowl, Berlin, with receptacle; portrait [128.] Frederic \\'illiam. King of Prussia, monochrome, brown. [129.]

Bowl, Berhn, with receptacle; female figures

bathing, gilded. [

130.]

Bowl, Berlin, with receptacle: landscape, with

cattle.

[131.]

Bowl, Berlin,

with

receptacle;

huntsmen

an Inn.

Three bowls, Berlin, with rereiHacle [ 132 and 133.] views of Miinchen and Borsen.

;

Bowl with receptacle, Berlin most elaborately covered with a multitude of figures and heads upper part of receptacle painted with grotesque heads in brown on lou er jiart, a festive scene in colours lolin. long. [

134.]

painted

;

[84J

Germany

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Ukri.ix

Pipf.

Bowls.

(A.h.)

Bowl with receptacle, Berlin; entirely covered [ 135.] with paintings of animals, human figures, and heads, in brown 6jin. long. tints only ;

Bowl and

136.]

[

socket, Berlin

;

bowl, a vase.

Bowl, Berlin; covered witli minute and e.xquisite [ 137.] paintings of symbols of life and the arts, and with inscriptions in

many languages [

;

jfin. high.

Bowl, Berlin

13S.]

bla::k

;

ground. Masonic emblems

in front.

[139.] ground.

Bowl, Berlin

a skull in low

;

Three bowls, Berlin [140 to 142.] painted with flowers, figures, and landscape. Bowl, Berlin [ 143.] red, blended.

145.]

Bowl, Berlin

green

ground,

and

rich colours, green, brown,

;

Bowl, witli receptacle, Berlin [ 144.] grosse Windmiihle." [

on black

relief,

on bowl, " Die

;

painted, with "

flowers,

and wreath. [

146 to 165.]

Twenty

bowls,

one

Berlin; various;

with receptacle.

[166.] subjects; on

Large bowl, Berlin; painted with six different lower part a map of Germany, and music.

Painted by Qiiasf, of Prague,

yiin. high.

DRE3DEN~(-MEISSEN). Bowl, Meissen [ 167.] painted by Marcoliiii.

"two

;

Bowl, Meissen: [168.] painted by MarcoUni. [169.] of flowers. [

170.]

''children

Bowl, Meissen; letter

Bowl, Meissen

children kindling a

"T"

with

fire,"

grapes,"

and wreath, both

sage-green ground, letter "

in gold.

Bowl, [171.] wreath in gold.

Meissen;

172.]

Bowl, Meissen

[173.]

Bowl, Meissen

;

[

white

ground:

picture, after

and

^Vouvermans.

" boy swinging."

[85]

"H"

Germany — Dresden- — (Meissen). [174. J

Bowl, Meissen

175.]

Bowl, Meissen

[

"Napoleon

;

(A.h.)

I."

cherubs from the "San Sisto,"

;

Raphael. [

176 to

Eight bowls, Meissen; various.

84.]

inform of

Five bowls, Meissen; two form of dogs.

[18510189.] bears, three in [

Two

190 and 191-]

bowls, Meissen; in form of birds.

Bowl, Meissen [ 192.] black horn and ivory. [193.]

;

form of

stem of

bird, with

Bowl, Meissen; shooting scene, with stem of

ivory, carved.

Bowl, Meissen white ground picture of Turk [ 194.] under a crimson canopy; 7in. x 4in. diameter. ;

;

Bowl, Meissen elaborately painted; coat-of-arms [ 195.] of Cologne, with inscription above, and male and female figures as supporters ; 11 in. x 4in. ;

This bowl was formerly smoked

l)y tlie

giant in the guild processions

of Cologne.

For [ [

old Meissen kuc/s, see Nos. 46 to 11 6.

Four bowls, German.

196 to 199.] 200.J

German

Bowl,

;

hunting scene in

low-

relief,

coloured. [

201.]

Part

pipe

stem, painted with figures

Diana and Ceres.

German

;

German

;

Seven bowls with receptacles, [ 202 to 208.] three white four in colours. [

209 to 232.]

Twenty-four

pipe

bowls,

various. [

233

German

;

to 236.] painted.

[237 and

238.]

Four cylinders

Two

— parts

bowls,

of pipe stems

Clienniiti!

;

red

clay,

coloured. [ 239 to 245.] various colours. [

Fanny [

246 to 255.] Elsler, a

[

Ten

Two

;

imitation jasper,

German;

howls,

Turk smoking, a cobbler,

256 and 257.]

huumn

Seven bowls, German

match

bo.\es, CSerman,

figures.

25S to 260.]

Three bowls [86]

;

human

figures,

etc.

Hungary.

form

DENMARK.

SWEDEN, NOR\VAV, AXlJ

(A.i.)

Pipe, light wood; bowl siin. long, ^'\n. high, i^in. [ I.] On bowl, " rune stones," carved. On stem, diameter. runic calendar, incised in two lines of characters and two rows of symbols carved in high relief. Amber mouthpiece, 2in. long. Made by a .Swedish peasant. E.vhibited in International Exhibition, 1851. 40 Jin. long. ;

[ 2

ripes

to 5.]

Dannemora.

and covers of

bowls, tubes,

;

Made and

mouthpieces of bone.

Pipe;

Bowl, meerschaum

8.]

Bowl,

9.]

;

square.

sitles

flat

;

on rough ground.

light

wood

;

carved with acanthus orna(Norway.)

;

i^in. diameter.

3 Jin. long, 2jin. high,

[

2jin. x 2sin.

carvetl with large scrolls

lin.

(Norway.)

i8in. long. [

wood;

bowl,

Bowl

silver cover.

ment.

;

4.5in. to 6in. long.

Bowl, steatite; 2in. long, i|in. high, [6.] (From Gulbrandsdahl, Norway.) [7.]

iron

used by the miners of

carved with scrolls and leaves, (Norway.)

jiin. long, 2in. high, lin. diameter.

Bowl, meerschaum [10.] of Norwegian peasants' pipes. diameter. (Norway.) Pipe, light

[11.]

;

Characteristic form ijin. high, |in.

plain.

long,

iJin.

wood; bowl carved

acanthus ornament; stem fluted, i|in. diameter. (Norway.)

yin.

all over with long; bowl, ifin. x

Bowl, with socket; light wood; both carved all over.

[11*.]

bowl mounted with iron

;

socket and loin. high,

2 Jin. diameter.

Bowl, of wood, covered with birch bark inlaid [ 12.] with black and white bone ; mounted and lined with iron. 5in. long, 3in. high, i|in Very old Norwegian square. work. ;

Bowl, wood; inlaid with pointed strips of bono, 6iin. long, 3iin. high, 2 Jin. diameter. (Old Norwegian.) [

13.]

incised with dots.

Bowl, wood; bowl, a portrait head; mounted [14.] yin. long, with silver; silver strips along angles of stem. 4in. high, zin. diameter. [15.]

Sweden;

Bowl,

wood

;

a portrait head of the late King of

cover, a cocked

Iiat.

sin.

long, 5?,in. high, i^4n.

X 2in. diameter.

[16.] in gilt metal.

Bowl, wood; a man's head; socket and cover loiii.

long, Sin. high, 3in. diameter.

[87]

Sweden, Norway, and Denmark.

(A.i.)

Pipe; bowl, red granite, 3in. long, 3 Jin. high, [17.] diameter; silver cover and socket; boar and dogs, in medallion, on cover; stem, black polished wood, i|in. diameter mouthpiece, a silver ball, 2in. diameter. 3Sin. 2in.

;

(Swedish.)

long.

Pipe bowl and base of bone stem of wood [ 18.] carved all over in high relief with animals short wooden mouthpiece. 4iin. wide. 11 {in. high. (Old Norwegian.) ;

;

EUROPE.AN RUSSIA.

(A.k.)

Pipe, wooil bowl 5]in. long, 3.',in. high, i|in. [ I.] diameter: mounted with copper, ami with copper cap. Surface carved with basket work studded with silver points brass chains, ami twisted pricker 6in. long plain wooden mouth;

;

8|in. long.

piece.

Pipe,

[2.]

mounts;

brass

wood; bowl i|in. high, lin. diameter, wooden niouth[uece. 6jin.

turned

(From a Siberian

plain long.

prisoner.)

bowl i^in. diameter, brass mount Pipe, wood [3.] and cover; wooden mouthpiece 4}in. long; bowl mended 7in. long. (From a soldier at Cronstadt.) with lead. ;

Pipe,

4.]

[

wood

bowl

;

3in. long,

zin.

high,

mounted

with copper incised; iron cover, wooden mouthpiece 4^in. long.

7Jin. [

long.

Bowl,

5.]

3jin. long, 2iin.

(Bessarabia.)

wood high,

;

brass mounts, .co\er, and socket. diameter. (From a soldier at

i^in.

Cronstadt.)

Bowl, wood cover, mounts, and socket in brass ; [ 6.] brass pricker attached by thong. 2fin. long, 2in. high, i]in. (Cronstadt.) diameter. ;

[

Bowl, wood copper mounts and socket. (South Russia.)

7.]

;

3in x

2in. X ijin. [

8.]

Pipe,

cover and

brass

wood; bowl mount.

2in. x liin. high, lin.

Peasant's

pipe,

diameter;

common

form.

Sin. long. [

lin. [

2.',in.

Three small bowls, wood; 9 to n.] (Peasants' pipes from Nijni Novgorod.) 12.]

2J,in.

Bowl, wood; brass mount and cover;

high, Jin. diameter.

(Tula.) [88]

x ijin. x

2in. long,

European Russia.

(A.k.)

Pipe; bowl, dark wood; heavy brass mounts, [13.] cover attached by chain pricker and fire tongs 3in. long io]in. long. fitting in "guides." ;

Pipe; bowl of grey clay, 2|-in. diameter 3|in. [14.] ends of octagonal sides with full length figures high 23in. long. stem, horn, centre of woven horse-hair. ;

;

Bowl, wood; mounts and cover in copper; [15.] 4in. long, 2^in. high, lin. pricker attached by leather thong. diameter. [ I

Bowl, wood; base obliquely fluted; 2]in. long,

16.]

fin. high, ij|in. diameter.

Bowl, wood; base of bowl has plate of brass let [ 17.] in to five sides; 2|in. long, -lin. high, lin. diameter. [

18.]

2|in. long,

Bowl, wood base fluted, carved wooden cover; zVm. high, i-gin. diameter. ;

Bowl, wood; fluted base, carved wooden cover [ 19.] with bone knob; 3lin. long, s^in. high, i-iin. diameter. [20.]

Bowl, brass, cast

;

loose cover

4\m. long,

;

2in.

high, i|in. diameter.

[21.]

Pipe; bowl, wood, 4iin. x 4in., 2-lin. diameter; of birch, having bark on, i|in. diameter;

wooden cover; stem amber mouthpiece. tip

38|in. long.

(Galatz.)

Cigar tube ; birch, with bark on; mouthpiece and [ 22.] of black horn; i2in. long, iMn. diameter. (Lower

Danube.) Cigar [ 23.] ^in. diameter. [

[

and

tube

;

same material

No. 22

24.]

Cigar tube, wood; i6in. long,

25.]

Pipe,

cover;

;

|in. diameter.

wood; bowl iMn. diameter;

mouthpiece

horn,

2]^in.

loMn. long,

silver

mount

6in.

long.

(Presburg.) [

26.]

8Mn. long,

Cigar tube, wood, with wire gauze |in. diameter.

(Used

fire

protector

;

in the grain warehouses,

Odessa.) Cigar tube, wood, with wire gauze fire protector ; [ 27.] with ring and cap ; 6in. long, lin. diameter. (Used in the grain warehouses, Odessa.) Cigar tube, wood, with wire gauze [ 28.] with ring and cap; 7|in. long, |in. diameter. grain warehouses, Odessa.) [89]

fire

protector in the

(Used

European Russia. 29.]

[

Cigar

amber stem,

tulic

4in. long.

tube of 6;^ in.

(A.k.)

silver, witli ring,

2.lin.

long;

long.

Pipe, of gnarled and knotted root; bowl loin. [30.] high and 5in. diameter lower part a large grotesque head, with moutli open cover, a bear's head ; stem, 2in. diameter ; grotesque heads at bottom and in centre. 3iin. long. (Made by a Russian peasant and presented to the Emperor.) Given to W. B. by the Director of the Imperial Hunt. :

;

Pipe; bowl, wood, siin. x ;^\'m. x 2}in. diameter, silver; stem, cylindrical, ij^in. diameter, embroidered with flowers in beads ; amber mouthpiece, 3in. [31.]

mounted with long.

(Finland.)

5oin. long.

Pipe; bowl, wood; stem, cylindrical; upper [32.] part flexible embroidered with flowers in beads cords and tassels also in beads; mouthpiece, horn. 35in. long. (Finland.) ;

;

Pipe; bowl, wood, 3?,in. long, 2}in. high, i-Jin. x 33-] diameter; stem, black wood turned; flexible tube at upper part. 31 in. long. (Wasa, Finland.) [

i^.in.

Pipe bowl, wood; sjin- x 2Jin., i^in. diameter; middle of stem flexible; covered with 10 wooden carved ferrules or cups. 22in. long. (Finland.) 34.]

[

;

bowl carved;

Pipe; bowl, wood 2iin. long, 2iin. high, liin. [35'] diameter middle of tube flexible plaited leather, red and black horn moutlipiece and receptacle. 2 5.Un. long. ;

;

â&#x20AC;˘

(Finland.) [

36.]

Pipe

[

37-]

Pipe

wood 2Mn. x 2]in., ijin. diameter; horn mouthpiece. 24Hn. long. (Fin-

bowl,

;

stem, turned horn land.)

;

bowl,

;

stem, spiral, wood.

;

wood;

25^0.

3in. x i|in. x i|in.

long.

diameter;

(Finland.)

Pipe; bowl, 2 1 in. x j I'm., i|in. diameter; tube at end black part in middle of stem, isiin. (Tavasthuys, Finland.)

[38.] flexible

long.

;

Pipe bowl, 2in. x i|in. x i|in. diameter; carved [39.] stem, knotted wood, yellow and black ; part flexible ; horn ;

mouthpiece.

i5?,in. long.

Pipe; silver bowl, 2|in. long, i|in. high, igin. [40.] diameter, with cover ; stem, black polished wood ; flexible part, with bone fittings ; amber mouthpiece. 24in. long. Pipe,

wood; bowl,

2jin. x ifin., iMn. diameter; horn mouthpiece middle of wooden stem flattened and extended on one side, with bone pricker This flattened part of stem is characteristic of inserted. pipes made at Kuopio. 2i.Un. long. (Kuopio, Finland.) [

41.]

black flexible tube

;

[90]

European

Russia.

(A.k.)

Pipe; bowl, wood 2;'Jin. long x 2^11. high, i.lin. [42.] diameter carved, a hand holding bowl stem, dark mottled wood, with flat part in centre, as No. 41, with place for horn mouthpiece. 25in. pricker ; part of stem flexible long. (Kuopio.) ;

;

[

Pipe

43.]

;

black

wood

;

upper part of stem

flat-

tened, as in No. 42 ; pine-shaped receptacle, finely fluted ; stem also finely fluted; porcelain bowl. 11.Jin. long.

(Kuopio.)

[44 to 51.] Eight Peasants' Pipes; wooden bowls; (Finland.) stems of wood, with upper part flexible. [52 to 65.J Thirteen peasants' pipes; wooden bowls; (Finland.) stems of wood, without flexible part. [

Cigar tube, wood, with grotesque head.

66.]

"jlin.

long.

Cigar tube, wood, with bark on.

[67.]

long.

porcelain

Pipe, [68.] (Finland.)

bowl;

Q'jin. long.

mount.

brass

7,',in.

Pipe, wood, in form of double-headed eagle; [69.] bowl, 2in. diameter; monogram, "A. I," on bowl; mounted Presented by a peasant to the Emperor with silver.

Alexander i|in.

yin. long, 5in. high.

Bowl, [70.] octagonal

;

silicilied

dark

wood; 2Mn.

brown.

long,

i;}in.

(Ekaterinburg,

high,

Oural

Mountains.) Bowl, red jasper; coat of arms carved in front [ 71.] of bowl and socket carved with leaves. 2fin. long, 2in. high, i-|in, diameter. (Ekaterinburg.) li]3

Bowl, yellow jasper; exquisitely carved, Venus [72.] with basket of Amorini, and other figures ; on socket, "A. B.," and coronet. Carved by Cizie, for Count Bobrynski, Prime Minister of Alexander I. 2fin. long, ifin. high, i^in. diameter. Bowl, wood, with flat base painted, with [ 73.] white spots; brass mounts. 4iin. long, 3|in. high, 2in. ;

diameter.

Bowl, boxwood, with pearl discs; horn ferrule [74.] socket, below which are triangular pieces of black wood inlaid ; lined with iron. 3Mn. x 3lin. From Troubke Deverensky. (The " Pipe Village.")

[75-]

Cigar tube

;

a reed. [91]

8|in. long.

European Russia.

(A.k.)

[76.] Cowl, with receptacle porcelain; (St. Petersburg;) dark blue ground richly gilded. Sin. high. ;

Bowl, porcelain; (St. Petersburg;) white ground; [ 77.] painted with deer in a fir forest. 5^in. high. (St.

Petersburg;)

white and

r>ow], porcelain; (St.

Petersburg;)

white and

Bowl, porcelain;

[78.]

2in. high.

blue.

[79.] blue.

2in. high.

[So.] Pipe; bowl, 5}in. wood, beautifully mottled; stem and mouthpiece of wood tipped with ivory. 2oiin. ;

lon>'.

TURKEY.

(A.l.)

Bowl, red clay; broad [ I.] high X 2^ in. diameter at top. [

and

Bowl, red clay; 2^in.

2.]

[45

higli <

base; gilded.

2^in.

yn. diameter.

Collection of 42 Turkish bowls in clay, red in Cairo.

44]

Purchased

black.

pipes.

flat

to 70.]

Pipe;

[71.]

bowls for water

of Turkish Purchased in Cairo.

Collection

(Cliill'ims.)

bowl,

2in.

high x 2|in. at top, 4in.

bottom; red clay, gilt; stem embroidered with gold and silver thread; mouthpiL-ce missing. 5ft.

silk,

and

Sin. long.

Pipe; bowl, liin. highxifin. diameter, red clay; stem embroiderdd with silk and gold thread; amber mouthpiece, 2in. long. 48iin. long. [72.]

Pips, clay bowl, wooden stem; bowl attached by L 73] leathern thong. i6in. long. (Hamal's pipe, Constantinople.) [

Pipe,

74.]

[

bowl,

cla)'

midde covered with red

cloth.

loin. of cherry-stick stem 22iin. long. (Constantinople.) ;

P'PC) leather-covered flexible tube; black (Constantinople.) 25in. long.

75-]

wood

mouthpiece, 4in. long. [

76.]

red velvet

;

[77-] moutlii)iece, [

78.]

Pipe; tube plaited; tube and bowl covered with horn mouthpiece. i7in. long. Cigar 1.5

in.

tube,

jJ^in.

Sin.

long,

silver

filigree;

amber

broad.

Cigar tube, Gjin. long, silver

niouthi)iece, i|in. long.

[92]

gilt filigree;

amber

Turkey.

(A.l.)

Pipe, entirely of amber bowl mounted in gold [ 79.] Negro's head and giraffe carved stem composed of flat beads of amber. i3in. long. ;

;

Two

80 and St.]

[

white metal.

cigar tubes, black clay, inlaid with (Cairo.)

Cigar tube, red clay, polished, cylindrical, gilded.

82.]

[

4i|ui. long.

(Cairo.)

4|in. long.

Cigar tube, ivory; stained green,

[83.]

inlaid.

5|-in.

(Cairo.

long.

Cigar tube, black glass; [84.] Venetian work. 4\in. long. (Cairo.)

Mouthpiece for [85.] flowers enclosed in crystal

painted and gilded;

Hookah, ;

glass; coloured glass Venetian work. 4f in. long.

(Cairo.)

Cigar tube, in form of pipe

86.]

[

;

bowl,

composed of fragments of amber embedded

high

2in.

dark

;

resin.

6in. long.

Cigar tube, 87.] 5^in. long.

[

86.

Cigar

88.]

[

No. 86

;

cylindrical

;

same material of

No.

same material

sfin. long.

Cigar tube,

89.]

[

black;

tube,

straight; of

wood

;

curved,

knotted

stem

(Candia).

sin. long.

Amber mouthpiece, in three pieces; two [90.] enamelled ferrules set with turqoises, between them a snake, enamelled; 7in. long, ijin. greatest diameter.

Amber mouthpiece, fine pale yellow; in three [91.] pieces large bead and ferrule, exquisitely enamelled on gold, with landscapes and sea-views; 6 Jin. long, lin. greatest diameter. ;

[ 92.] transparent, diameter.

Amber partly

mouthpiece, in opacjue;

SJin.

five pieces,

long,

each partly

iJ.in.

greatest

Amber mouthpiece, a single piece of very trans[ 93.] parent amber; 4in. long, 2^in. wide, igin. thick.

[

thick,

wide

Amber

94.]

[

4in. long,

95.]

with X Jin.

moutiipiece, in two pieces; black amber;

ijin. greatest diameter.

Amber mouthpiece,

4in. long, 2|in. wide, x liin.

an oval ferrule of amber, thick clouded amber. ;

[93

2|in.

long,

r^in.

Turkey.

(A.l.)

Amber mouthpiece, sMn. long; upper piece, widexiiin. thick; below, a square ferrule of amber,

[96.]

2 Jin. i|in. X |in. thick

;

clouded amber.

Amber mouthpiece,

[97.] thick; oval ferrule of amber,

long, 2^in. wide x sjn.

3111.

2|in. x liin. x |in

clouded

;

amber.

Amber moutlipiece, 3f in. long [ 98.] piece carved spirally; greatest diameter, of amber, 2 fin. x 2]in. x lin. thick. [ I

in.

;

base of upper i|in.

;

ferrule

Amber mouthpiece, siin. long; greatest diameter, 99.] three jjieces of amber; two agate beads.

Mouthpiece; two pieces of marble, brown and [ 100.] white; cylinder of enamel between; 3Mn. long.

Amber mouthpiece, with bead of wood, inlaid [ loi.] with silver; sjin. long. [

Amber mouthpiece; two

102.]

[

Mouthpiece, amber tip, 2in. long, two pieces, with flowers embossed.

103.]

silver tube, in [

pieces

i-^in.

wide;

Sin. long.

Collection

104.] ;

pieces of amber; two 3in. long. ;

and ivory

jasper beads, inlaid with metal

one

lapis,

of fourteen cylinders for mouthone jade, the remainder of agate two ;

inlaid with silver, twelve inlaid with gold.

Collection of 24 beads for mouthpieces ; of [ 105.] agates, lapis, jasper (plain and inlaid,) enamel, wood (inlaid

and carved), &c. Pipe; clay bowl stem of ebony, finely inlaid geometrical designs; amber moutlipiece.

[106.] with

;

ivory,

28in. long. [

stem,

Pipe; bowl, silver fluted at base and socket; 107.] four jiieces of ebony, fluted, connected hy silver

ferrules [

formed of leaves; amber mouthpiece.

Hookah

108.]

29in. long.

carpet; ground of rich yellow velvet; embroidery in gold and silver.

broad bortler of exquisite 4ft. 3in. x I

Case

ft.

similar velvet

one end,

9in.

for part of

Hookah tube which

and embroidery.

3ft.

rests

on carpet

long, 4lin. diameter at

z^in. at other.

[109.]

Seven

coils

flexible

tube ("Snakes") for

Hookahs embroidered covered with From .',in. diameter to ^in. diameter. ;

;

[94]

silk,

leather,

cloth.

ITALY.

(A.n.)

Pipe, steel; bowl, four-sided, engraved; perforated pricker attached by chain ; stem, steel,

[ I.]

cover, with spring

;

cylindrical, with three knobs.

2iin. long.

Bowl, steel, four-sided, inlaid with silver; hinged [2.] cover, perforated and with dragons, beautifully chiselled. 4in. long., 2iin. high, liin. wide. ;

[

Pipe,

3.]

steel

made from

;

key

;

bow

of key

4|in. long, 3in. wide.

chiselled.

Pipe, ivory bowl covered with figures carved in 4.] and surmounted by figure kneeling behind a shield; stem covered with figures carved in relief, and with ornament. 23in. long. (From the Bernal Collection.) [

;

relief

Pipe, ivory bowl surrounded by figures stem covered with figures and ornament also

5.]

[

relief;

;

in high in

high

isjin. long.

relief

ivory bowl richly carved with figures in on horn socket carved as serpent; stem also

Pipe;

[6.]

relief; carried

with figures in high relief

isiin. long.

Pipe; bowl, of walnut wood, with coat of arms carved in front, silver mounted stem, ivory, turned in spirals receptacle also in ivory with silver pricker and stopper; all contained in leather case. 27in. long. [7.]

;

Bowl, dark wood; richly carved

[8.]

figures in relief;

at back, a Satyr;

;

sides,

two Amorini and

in front,

sMn. long, sjin. high.

flowers.

Bowl, dark wood ; in front, a female in low relief [ 9.] oval medallion ; at base, a terminal female figure, boldly 3^ in. long, 7 in. high. carved.

[10.] silver

bowl

carved

Bowl, bo.xwood ahead of Mercury, carrying below, a grotesque mask and acanthus foliage ;

;

in relief; silver socket.

3jin. long, 2-Jin. high.

Pipe; bowl, porcelain, (Capo di Monte,) a [11.] mermaid supporting on head and hands, a festooned vase stem, ivory, perforated and enriched with figures in medallions; ivory receptacle. 23lin. long. Pipe; silver bowl and cover of fine filigree; [12.] i8in. stem, black wood, with silver ferrule and ivory tip. long.

Bowl, light-coloured wood; head cf goat sup[13.] porting bowl; at base, acanthus foliage, s^in. long, sin. high.

[95]

Italy.

Bowl, terra-cotta; full length male figure, nude, garlanded with wheat, bearing Cornucopia, which

14.]

[

flying,

serves as bowl

[15.]

bowl

(A.n.)

fluted

;

4|in. long.

Bowl, ivory; negro's head in front; back of acanthus foliage below 2in. x i in. high. J,

;

Bowl, socket, and part of stem, ivory; bowl and [ stem covered with turned knobs; base chequered; 3in. wide, 16.]

7 in.

high.

Bowl, porcelain (Capo di Monte,) white; a hand [ 17.] carrying leaves, enfolding an old man, with his hand upon a skull, and an infant holding a rose-bud; 4in. wide, 4fin. high. Bo.vl, porcelain (Cnpo di Monte;) [18.] with goitre, squatting; 4lin. long, 3iin. high.

figure,

Bowl, porcelain (Doccia;) full length figure of white ^Un. x 6in. high.

[19.]

Napoleon, seated

[20

Made

human

to 37.] in Trieste.

;

Eighteen

bowls,

terra-cotta;

Mounted on two

PIPE CASES.

heads,

&c.

cards.

(A.O.)

Pipe case, boxwood ; on head, a shield, full [ I.] length figure, and musical instruments; on slide "A.N. 1681 ;" at small end, two young Bacchuses astride a wine cask. S^in. long. [ 2.]

Pipe case, wood

carved, with 1 1

figures

hinged

;

of Virginian

lid or cover, elaborately Indians, and perforated.

fin. long.

Pipe case, boxwood hinged lid cylindrical stem, [ 3.] covered with small groups of figures carved in low relief, emblematical and historical, iiiin. long. ;

;

Pipe case, bo.xwood ; hinged lid [4.] length figures of man and woman ; covered with scrolls, iijin. long.

full

[5.] silver, in

[6.] slide,

;

cylindrical stem

;

stem and head

Pipe case, tortoiseshell ; hinged lid; inlaid with form of pistol, ivory ram-rod. i2^in. long. Pipe case, dark wood; with grotesque head; on

moon and

stars,

and

figures

long.

[96]

liigh

relief.

lo^in.

Pipe Cases. Pipe case, ebony

[ 7.]

on head a Anno, 1626."

figures, &c.

Foorsee. Note.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;This

;

ihe earliest

(A.o.)

with slide, carved all over with with inscription, " Nicolaus

;

portrait,

ii|in. long. " Pipe-case," with date which

I liave

seen.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;W. B.

hinged lid cylindrical stem, Pipe case, wood [ with four bands of carved ornament brass rings on stem 8.]

;

head

inlaid with brass.

ii|in. long.

Pipe case, wood; hinged lid; head, a pelican, [9.] tearing its breast ; stem, cylindrical, upper part, spiral, loiin. long.

Pipe case, wood; hinged; head, carved with relief, octagonal stem, ivory tip. iiMn.

[10.]

very low

scrolls, in

long. [

Pipe case, ebony

II.]

long beard [

;

Pipe case, ivory

12.]

;

hinged

cylindrical, plain stem.

hinged

;

lid

Arab's head, with

;

lofin. long.

turned stem

lid;

;

silver

11 in. long.

ferrules.

Pipe case, wood; inlaid with mother of pearl,

[13.]

sliding cover.

3in. long.

Pipe case, ebony with slide, in form of pistol [ 14.] carved with ornaments all over ; stock of pistol, a head with long hair. 19 Jin. long. ;

Pipe case, boxwood hinged lid on lid, full length [ 15.] figure of man smoking; cylindrical stem. 11 in. long. ;

;

Pipe case, ebony; with slide, carved all over; [ 16.] on head, a castle on stem, a monkey, &c., and scroll ornament silver mount on end. 12 Jin. long. ;

;

[17.]

couchant

;

Pipe case,

on stem,

wood;

with slide; a female head

carv-ed,

head,

a lion

and ornament.

long.

1 1 in.

[18.] with curly [

19.]

Pipe case, wood; with slide; head, a mermaid hair.

Sfin. long.

Pipe case, wood; similar to No.

Pipe case, wood ; [20.] incised ornament of Norwegian

with style.

slide

18. ;

covered with

i2in. long.

Pipe case, wood with slide upper end of stem [ 21.] carved with zig-zag ornament. i2in. long. ;

;

[

22.]

Pipe case, wood; hinged

with perforated brass ornaments;

lid;

head, ornamented

cylindrical stem.

long.

[97]

i2in.

Pipe

Cases.

wood;

Pipe case, [23.] eagle in brass on hinge brass wire.

[24.]

;

(A.o.)

hinged lid; double-headed

body and stem

inlaid with twisted

11 in. long.

Pipe case, wood;

inlaid with twisted brass wire

hinged lid; body and stem pricker giin. long, in brass

;

i2]in. long.

tube.

[25.]

Pipe case, wood; hinged lid; body and stem

inlaid with twisted brass wire

pricker

;

long, in brass

7 in.

loiin. long.

tube.

Pipe case, wood; hinged lid; two black lines [26.] along head. iiin. long.

Pipe case, light wood; hinged [27.] mented with engraved brass dial-plate and stem ornamented with brass wire; stem, ;

octagonal.

[28.]

lid;

head ornaon hinge ;

finger

part spiral,

part

SJin. long.

Pipe case, wood;

form of lion; with

slide.

8^-in. long.

Pipe case, boxwood: hinged lid; on head, the [29.] archangel Michael and Satan; cylindrical stem, carved. 8iin. long.

Pipe case, wood; hinged Hd; head and stem [30.] ornamented with perforated and engraved brass plates, g^in. long.

Pipe case, wood; hinged lid; ornamented with

[31.] brass plates

on head.

inscription

8f in. long. Pipe case, wood; hinged lid and inscription, [32.] similar to No. 31. gin. long. [33-]

inscription. [

34.]

;

Pipe

wood;

case,

similar

similar to

No.

32,

with

7iin. long.

Pipe case, wood

;

33.

7in. long.

Pipe case, light wood; hinged lid; coat of arms [35.] skull of ox and crowned eagle on front of head, iiiin. long. [36.]

Pipe

papier-machd

case,

;

form of

pistol.

9|in. long.

For other Pipe

Cases, see (B.C.)

TOBACCO PIPE STOPPERS AND PRICKERS. [ I

to 8.]

Leg, blue shoe 2. I>eg, boot ; 5. Dolphin 8. Human head. I.

(A.p.)

porcelain, old Dresden ; Leg, black shoe ; 3. Leg, red shoe; 4.

Tobacco stoppers ;

;

Asparagus [98]

;

Arm and hand

TorACCO Pipe Stoppers axd Prickers. Tobacco stopper;

[9.]

figure of

man

(A. p.)

holding purse;

brass.

[10.]

Tobacco stopper;

[11.]

Tobacco stopper; Temp. Chas. 2nd

Norwich.

;

Tobacco [12.] white metal.

dancing

cIowti,

part

brass.

found

of,

Ber

Street,

brass.

man, with arms a-kimbo;

stopper;

[13.]

Tobacco stopper; Britannia;

brass.

[14.]

Tobacco stopper;

complete armour;

[15.]

Tobacco stopper

;

woman and

[16.]

Tobacco stopper

;

two

[17.]

Tobacco stopper

;

clown; bronze.

[18.]

Tobacco stopper;

figure in

iron.

pugilists

figure of

child ;

;

brass.

brass

man,

round hat;

brass. [

[

Tobacco stopper and corkscrew; screw

19.]

cover;

with

silver.

Tobacco stopper and corkscrew head ; silver.

20.]

;

screw with

spirally fluted scroll

Tobacco stopper and corkscrew; bronze head; [21.] screw folding within it. Tobacco stopper and corkscrew; with cover

[22.]

screw, richly chased

;

Tobacco stopper and corkscrew; with cover

[23.] screw, plain

[

[26.]

screw with

Tobacco stopper, with medallion head of on other side, head with laurel crown bronze.

25.] ist

for

silver.

;

Tobacco stopper and corkscrew; [24.] hinge, lying along the stopper ; steel. Charles

for

silver.

;

Tobacco stopper;

mounted by a Queen Anne's

head

farthing

;

Sacheverell, bronze.

sur-

[27.] Tobacco stopper; medallion, masonic symbols, perforated; bronze. [28.]

and the

Tobacco stopper; medallion; head of

devil

[29.] bronze.

;

Tobacco stopper

[30 and

a pope,

bronze.

31.]

Two

;

head of Duke of Wellington

stoppers [99]

;

hands, with pipes

;

bronze.

Touacco Pites Stoppei^s axp Prickers. [32.]

Tobacco stopper, of twisted upon them.

iron wire

(A. p.)

;

the middle

coils with brass wire

[33.]

Tobacco stopper; with

34.]

Tobacco stopper with

[

;

large ring; iron.

ring

;

surmounted by dog;

bronze. 35.]

[

[36.]

Tobacco stopper

[37.]

Tobacco stopper Tobacco

38.]

[

bird

Tobacco stopper; with

signet ring; bronze.

hammer

;

with signet ring

;

brass. ;

bronze.

stopper; with signet ring, engraved with

bronze.

;

Tobacco stopper; with signet ring, engraved with [ 39'] 17 century; found in Thames, 1S66. eye, &c. ; bronze. Tobacco stopper;

[40.]

a leg with boot; lead.

Thames,

stem;

curious

Greenhithe, i856.

Tobacco

[41.] cage-like top

perforated

knob

;

turned,

Tobacco stopper

;

leg of gazelle

middle

;

brass

wood.

;

43.]

[

silver

;

mounted.

form of human leg, with Formerly the property of Admiral Driver. silver. from Spanish dollars.

[44.]

shoe

stopper;

steel.

Tobacco stopper

42.]

[

ends

;

Made

[45.] silver plate

46.]

[

Tobacco stopper;

Tobacco stopper

leg of gazelle

;

silver

mounted

;

under hoof.

Tobacco stopper

horn of small deer

;

silver

mount. 'I'obacco stopper; with square stem, [47.] through perforated and engraved pipe cover silver.

sliding

;

[

48.]

Tobacco stopper

boy's leg, with coiled serpent

;

boxwood.

Tobacco stopper cylinder, with screw thread [ 49.] on end, a head and " I. C." silver. Tobacco stopper conical stem, with perforated [50.] head silver. Tobacco stopper; shoe, with stopper attached [51.] ;

;

[52.] Tobacco stopper; pedestal ; terra-cotta.

small bust of old man, on

;

to heel

;

silver.

[53.] Tobacco stopper carved in dark wood.

monkey

[100]

seated on a bough

;

ToRACco Pipe Stoppers and Prickers. 54.J

[

(A. p.)

Tobacco stopper

;

bust of old man, with cap

Tobacco stopper

;

figure of Wellington, standing

;

brass.

55-]

[

on a drum at

pottery.

;

Tobacco stopper; [56.] bottom, silver groat ivory.

conical;

carved. in spirals;

;

bust of Shakespeare, on [57.] Tobacco stopper pedestal ; carved from Shakespeare's mulberry tree ; silvermounted. Engraved, " R. W. ;

on twisted stem

[58.]

Pricker

[59.]

Tobacco stopper; with perforated

ship,

;

silver.

;

disc at top;

silver.

[60.] 61.]

[

and

Tobacco stopper

;

with ring at top

Tobacco stopper; with perforated

pricker, with sheath

;

silver.

disc with rim

;

silver.

Tobacco stopper and pricker, and small spoon, [62.] pierced ornament in gold, at sides of stem ; with sheath at head, a painting, on ivory, of man smoking, with motto " chacun d sou goust " covered with glass silver. ;

;

[

63.]

Tobacco stopper and pricker

surmounted by parrot

;

latter

;

with sheath,

silver gilt.

Tobacco stopper and pricker pricker, with [ 64.] small figure, in silver, holding a tankard sheath of turned wood, with silver base. ;

;

[

65.]

Pricker, in form of a

[

66.]

Pricker

[67.] ring

[

;

bone

;

silver.

twisted stem, with coin on top; silver.

Tobacco stopper; a coin hinged on stem, with

silver

gilt.

68.]

Pricker; curved stem, with lyre-shaped handle.

[69.]

Pricker;

upper part of stem perforated; rod, and a fish ; silver.

sur-

mounted by fisherman carrying [70.]

Pricker

Bacchus carved

;

twisted stem, with figure of a

young

in ivory.

[

71.]

Pricker

[

72.]

Pricker; in form of a bone.

[

73.]

Pricker

;

twisted stem, with bird.

pearl stem, curved, with spiral

;

band

silver.

sword, with scabbard

[

74.]

Pricker

[

75.]

Pricker; pearl stem, with spiral band;

;

[lOl]

;

silver. silver.

;

Tor.ACCO Pipe SrorrF.RS and Prickers. [76.]

surmounted by horse;

twisted stem,

Pricker;

(A. p.)

silver.

Pricker; sword,

[77.]

with facetted steel studs;

hilt

silver.

Pricker

[78.]

perforated at upper part

;

by man on horseback

;

surmounted

Tobacco stopper and pricker body beautifully surmounted by griffin in relief, carrying crown

79.]

[

chased

;

silver.

;

silver gilt.

Tobacco stopper

[So.]

Venetian glass; double

;

spiral

coil within.

FIRE STRIKERS, TINDER BOXES, HOLDERS, &c. (A.m.) wood

;

carved on

Pistol

6in.

3.]

[

knob;

;

with

body

fire-striker;

terminating in knob; candle.

sides

(French.)

glin. long.

[2.]

let into block of socket for candle.

Pistol fire-striker; a wheel-lock,

[ I.J

carved

MATCH

long.

chamber

engraved, with socket for

brass,

(German.)

Pistol fire-striker; stock, of

chamber

for tinder,

for tinder.

wood, tapering, ending

8|in. long.

Pistol fire-striker; stock of wood, terminating in upper surface inlaid with brass wire ; chamber. Siin. (German.)

[4.]

knob

;

long.

[5.]

[

6.]

wooden stock; chamber with thumb bit.

Pistol fire-striker;

of body engraved

;

Pistol fire-striker

chamber with thumb

bit

;

to]5

and side

Sin. long.

top and side of bod)- engraved ; socket for tinder under striker, ;

sin. long. [

large 7iin.

Pistol fire-striker; wooden handle body, of brass 7.] chamber in front, witli projection to attach candlestick. long. Engraved "J. H. Bolton." ;

;

Pistol fire-striker stock, walnut, carved and [8.] with gilded brass ; barrel of pistol flying open by (French.) spring, which raises a candle. i2ijin. long. ;

inlaid

[9.]

body

Pistol

fire-striker,

inlaid with silver

and

entirely of

gold.

[102I

steel;

7in. long.

stock and

Fire Strikers, Tinder Boxes, Match Holders, &c. (A.m.)

wooden

Pistol fire-striker;

10.]

[

with chamber and candlestick

stock

;

body, of brass,

military symbols engraved

;

7 -Jin. long.

side.

[ 1 1.]

Pistol

octagonal, with [ 12.]

Pistol

stock,

;

brass,

tapering,

5iin. long.

stock

fire-striker;

chamber; hinged

sliding

pan.

fire-striker

knob; chamber.

and

body of brass;

connected

socket,

with priming

6:Jin. long.

Pistol fire-striker; stock, of wood, on which [13.] 7in. are initials " C. R., 1841 ''; chamber and candlestick. long. [

14.]

Pistol fire-striker; stock of

tinder chamber.

[15.]

Pistol

cylindrical stock. [

16.]

stock

fire-striker;

7.]

Pistol fire-striker; stock of

Pistol fire-striker

perfect; large candlestick. [

18.]

London." [19.]

body, of steel;

wood, body of brass

;

5|in. long.

stock,

;

wood

;

cock, im-

Tl'm. long.

Pistol fire-striker; stock, of

tubular chamber "

and

5^in. long.

on body, "Riviere, London." [

wood, body of brass;

6in. long.

wood;

brass

body;

Marked

candlestick, with extinguisher.

7in. long.

Pistol

stock

fire-striker;

and body, of brass;

engraved brass chamber for tinder, with hinged lid at end of stock at opposite end, brass nippers, with spring, for holding taper; tinder box engraved "/E. A. Silvius." loin. ;

;

long. [

20.]

Pistol

fire-striker

chamber and socket

;

entirely

for candle; stock, with

of steel tinder bend near body. ;

long.

9|-in.

[21.]

Fire-striker: fitted into brass box, with perforated

and engraved sides Lewin, Anno. 1725." ;

[

stick,

22.] fitted

rising candle 7in. x 4iin.

;

on lid of box, " Francz (Nuremburg.)

watch and alarum, and candlebox engraved, and on lid low relief 7in. x 3iin. (Nuremburg.)

Fire-striker, with

into

brass

military symbols, in

box

;

Fire-striker, with revolving notched wheel and [23.] spring acting upon flint; in circular brass box; lid engraved;

sides

and bottom, engine turned;

(French.)

steel key.

3ยงin. diameter.

Fire Strikers, Tinokr

lioxiis,

Maicii Holders, &c. (A.m.)

Tinder box, iron, circular; with steel [24.] presser; candlestick lid ; 4in. diameter. (English.)

and

Tinder box, iron, circular; with steel [25.] presser; candlestick lid ; 4^in. diameter. (English.)

and

Tinder box, iron, circular; with .steel [26.] presser; candlestick lid 4|in. diameter. (English.)

and

Tinder box, iron, circular; with steel [27.] presser; candlestick lid 4|in. diameter. (English.)

and

;

Tinder

[28.] diameter,

dish,

copper;

flint

and

steel.

sin.

Tinder dish, copper; flint, and pair of pincers, [29.] with tinder box at end. 5in. diameter. [30.] with

flint

Tinder box; with hinged candlestick and steel, and knot of brimstone string.

tin;

lid,

4Ain. x

â&#x20AC;˘

3lin. [

bottle [

Chemical match box; japanned, with stoppered and phosphorus matches. 3:^in. x 2in.

31.]

32.]

[33.]

Bundle of brimstone matches.

Double

steel,

hinged, with springs forming

fire-

tongs, with knife. [

34.]

[ 35-] spring.

[

Combined Combined

36 and 37.]

steel, knife, fire-tongs,

Combined

[

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the

pricker.

and knife; double

larger with

Combined steel, fire-tongs, stopper, and corkthe steel hooked to clear stones from horse's hoof.

39.]

40.

]

wooden case handle of ivory (Persian.) 13 Jin. long.

Fire-tongs, in

;

Fire-tongs, in iron case

brass; brass swivel and chain. [41.]

handle and

Fire-tongs, tip

of brass.

;

handle and

i9in. long.

octagonal

iS^n. long.

iron

43.]

Fire-tongs,

resembling a bird. [44.]

amber bead.

brass

;

of case,

tip

(Persian.)

case;

chased;

(Persian.)

Fire-tongs, iron ; elaborately perforated [ 42.] inlaid with gold. i2Ain. long, |in. wide. (Persian.) [

with

38.] ;

case tipped with ivory. [

and

fire-tongs,

steel,

with large and small corkscrews spiral ; engraved.

screw

and

stopper,

steel,

elaborately perforated (Persian.)

edges

;

head

lo^in. long.

Fire-tongs, steel; 5in. long.

inlaid with

(Persian.)

[104]

silver; head,

Fire Strikers, Tinder Boxes, Match Holders, &c. (A.m.) Firc-tongs and

[45.]

pricker; iron wire.

long.

sin.

(English.) .Slow-m.itcli holder, iron tube, with knobs at each i4Ain. and pouch attached by leather thong.

46.]

[

end

steel

;

(Chinese Tartary.)

long.

Slow-match holder, silver, in form of a cannon [ 47.] richly repousse, and chased. 7lin. long, lin. diameter.

;

(India.)

Slow-match holder,

[48.] 6in. long, [

diameter.

4iin. long,

repousse,

;

silver

diameter.

i^in.

pouch

with (Chinese.)

Steel,

50.]

5?,in. X 2in.

silver

and chased.

(India.)

Slow-match holder,

49.]

chased. [

^'in.

foliage, repousse'

and

(India.)

for

flint

Steel, with pouch for flint [51.] corner-plates silk knot. 5^in. x 2|in.

wooden

;

button.

with steel studs and (Chinese Tartary.)

;

and 53.] Steel, with pouch for flint two pouches [ 52 attached by steel chain brass studs, and jjerforated ornament, and two animals in brass. 4fin. x 2^in. and 3|in. x 2in. :

;

(Chinese Tartary.) Steel, with pouch for [ S3*] square brass bosses leather thong.

flint

star-shape,

;

4in. x 2in.

;

and

(Chinese

Tartary. [

with pouch for flint square boss, and leather thong, with blue glass bead. 4in. x (Chinese Tartary.) Steel,

54.]

corner-plates 2|-in.

;

Steel, with pouch for flint brass mount, and [ 55.] beautiful perforated ornament, (Yarkand.) sjin. x 2in. ;

[

with

[

57.]

button. [

Steel, with

56.]

silver.

Steel with

3in. x 2^in.

58.]

pouch

4|in. x 2|in.

for

flint

steel

;

mount, inlaid

(Japanese.)

pouch

for flint

Jajjanese cloth

;

wood

(Japanese.)

Steel, with ]iouch for flint

steel.

3in. X 3in.

[59.] (Chinese.)

Steel,

with

pouch

[60.] (Finland.)

Steel,

with

pouch

;

with pricker in body

(Japanese.) for

for

flint.

ain.

i.'.-in.

flint.

3in.

2-jin.

Steel, with pouch for flint; [61.] beads. 2^in. x 2jin. (German.)

[105]

embroidered with

Fire Strikers, Tinder Boxes, Match Holdkrs, &c. (A.m.)

book

Steel, with pouch for [62.] red leather. 2Ain. x ziin. ;

Tinder box, with

[63.]

igin. x ihin.

relief,

[

oval. [

steel;

Tinder box, with (German.)

65.]

figures

silver

low

(Chinese.)

Tinder bo.x, with steel 64.] i|in. x i-^in. (German.)

2:[in. X i]in. [

in form of pocket (German.)

flint;

toji

;

steel

;

and bottom, agate

steel,

;

engraved with dog.

66 to 68.] Three Tinder boxes, with (German.)

steels

;

steel.

2in. X i-]in.

Tinder box, with steel [ 69.] 2iin. X i^'in. (Dutch.) [

silver,

brass,

;

form of

fish.

Tinder box, with steel iron box, encrusted with 70.] containing pistol fire-striker. i|in. x i.'.in. (A Jajjanese ;

"Nutchky.")

Tinder box, in form of heart brass, engraved; [ 71.] plate of mother-of-pearl on lid. 2|in. x 2in. ;

[

Seven

72 to 78.]

and copper.

From $Un.

tinder to 2 jin.

boxes,

and

brass

cylindrical;

liin. to lin. diameter.

(Dutch.)

[79 and

Two

80.]

3in. x 2^in.

steel.

tinder boxes, iron, with

Tinder box, japanned; witli (English.) s^in. x 2|in.

[81.] presser.

[82.] fluted

Fire-striker;

and chased

3Mn. long.

;

with

silver tube,

and

flint

with

steel,

and

steel

and

stopper, spirally

and

roll

of match.

(German.) Fire-striker,

with steel and match.

[ 84.] siin. long.

Fire-striker,

with

[ 85.] 3|in. long.

Fire-striker,

[83.]

flint

(English.)

3in.

long.

(German.)

[

86.]

flint

and

and match.

steel,

(German.) with

and

flint

steel,

and match.

(Spanish.) Fire-striker,

with

Fire-striker,

flint

and match.

2Mn.

long.

(Spanish.) [87.]

caps in box at end.

form of pistol (German.)

;

with explosive

4in. long.

Fire-striker, box; with [88.] match. (German.) 2 fin. x i|in.

[106J

explosive

paper and

Fire Strikers, Tinder Boxes,

Match

89.]

[

with gold [90.]

x i|in.

[91.]

(Russian.)

Steel,

93.]

The

Steel 94.] (Persia.)

[

ending in serpent's head

[

2?. in.

long.

Two

Steel,

98.]

Steel,

[

99.]

2 in. long.

on each side a (Persia.)

44in.

incised.

form of serpents.

steels,

;

3in.

(Persia.)

97.] long.

2 jin. long.

;

44in. long.

on each side a dragon

;

95 and 96.]

[

and 2Mn.

book (From the

Caucasus.

dragon, in low relief; inlaid with gold.

long.

silver.

box, with tinder rope, in form of

2ยงin. x i|in. Niello on silver. Moscow Exhibition, 1S72.) [

tinder rope; Niello

(Russian.)

Match

92.]

(Indian.)

tinder rope; Niello on silver.

Match box, with

3in. X i]in.

&c. (A.m.)

with ratchet for raising tinder; inlaid

2 jin.

Match box, with

2Mn. X iMn.

[

bo.x,

all over.

Match Holders,

with

socket,

containing

spoon.

small

with three rocking thumb-and-finger-bits.

(Chili.)

two

Steel, with depressions for

and thumb.

fingers

(Chili.)

[

100.]

Steel, with figures of

[

loi.]

Steel, with perforated

two dogs.

long.

2ยงin.

handle and hook.

2|in.

(Russia.) [

ro2.]

2 Jin. long.

[103.]

oval

Steel,

;

perforated

ornament

centre.

(Tartary.) flattened

Steel,

oval;

sli".

long.

3J;in. long.

(Ger-

plain.

(German.) [104.]

Steel, shuttle-shape; plain.

man.) Steel, with silver plate [ 105.] inscriptions "Resales," and "Felis." [

106.]

Steel, with

dog

on each side i|in. long.

;

engraved (Mexico.)

in brass; in leather bag.

2|in.

(Finland.)

long. [

107.]

Steel, flint

and amadou.

Tinder box and

(Poland.)

steel, "

Yesquero," formed of an Armadillo's tail mounted with silver, with silver chain steel, mounted with silver. (Pampas.) [

108.]

;

Tinder box and steel, silver with [ 109.] surmounted by lion in silver; silver chain. (Pampas.) ;

[107]

steel,

I'lRK Strikers,

[no.]

Tinder Boxes, Match Holders,

Tinder box and

(A.m.)

formed of a Puma's

steel;

with cover and chain of gold.

tooth,

i!v:c.

(Indians

Grand

Chaco.) [ 1 1 I.J

and

Tinder box, with

chain, 2in. long.

flat

[ii2.]

boys

;

steel;

mounted with

beautifully

box

silver

carved attached by

ijin. long; steel,

;

(Mexico.)

Tinder box, hard wood; boldly carved with girl, attached by silver chain, sfin.

stopper, a bust of

(Holland.)

high.

Tinder box, wood, with stopper and chain; brass, and inlaid with brass, and mother-of-

[113.]

mounted with

aUn. high.

pearl.

(Holland.)

Tinder box, wood; with stopper and chain, with brass, and inlaid with flowers in brass and (Holland.) s^in. high.

[114.]

mounted copper,

[115.] Tinder box, wood; mounted with brass, and stopper and chain inlaid with brass and mother(Holland.) of-pearl. 2'|in. high. witli brass

;

Tinder box, nut; [116.] chequers; ivory bottom; ivory

with chain,

a^in.

(Cicrman.)

high. [

117 to 123.]

[124.]

middle carved

fluted; stojjper,

lid.

[

2:,'in.

125.]

[126.]

.'^e\en

match boxes, metal.

(English.)

Cylindrical match box, with socket for (English.) high.

Pneumatic

Match

match

(English.)

fire-striker.

box, papier-mache;

form of boot.

(English.)

[127.]

Match box,

filigree;

silver

(Russia.) [

12S.]

3.Un. long. [

Match box,

129.]

not

filled.

and

silver

[

Match box, silver (Caucasus.) 2^, in.

130.] ;

x lin.

silver:

form

shoe; Niello.

prepared for Niello, but

(Tula, Russia.)

Match box, by Zuluaga.

;

steel

beautifully inlaid with gold

;

2iin. x i]in.

(Spain.)

See cigarette case Xo. 58. [

lifting [

131.]

Match box,

bottom. 132.]

brass

with lever opening

;

lid,

and

(English.)

Matcji box, brass

;

with hinged knife for cutting

cigars.

[108J

Fire Strikers, Tinder Boxes, Match Holders,

Match box,

brass

Leon

Clerc's patent.

[

133,]

[

134.]

Match box, brass; Benda's

[

135.]

Match

[

136.]

Match box,

[

137.]

Smoker's

box, pressed horn leather

(Modern

;

a long bow,

back of

;

between hinge

;

with match box,

English.) knife,

match box, Smoker's

142.]

[

match

steel,

as steel.

Smoker's

[ 141.] cigar cutter,

with

;

Smoker's knife, ivory sides

[140.] etc.

blade

handle, wood, fluted with pricker.

;

Smoker's knife

139.]

[

and blade, serving

form of book.

with white metal mounts.

(Spanish.)

Smoker's knife

138.]

[

;

patent.

;

single

knife,

attached by leather thong.

blade used as steel

;

(A.m.)

iS:c.

tortoiseshell

(Modern

etc.

knife, ivory

bo.x, cigar cutter, etc., etc.

;

with

stopper,

English.)

and metal; with double (Modern English.)

Smoker's knife handle, a steel shell ; [ 143.] st0])per at end ; pricker, etc., etc. (Modern English.) ;

[

Cigar scissors; working in metal case

144.]

mented with [

145.]

;

with

orna-

(Tula, Russia.)

Niello.

Fire-drill,

hard wood.

(From the

23in. long.

Amazon.) lid;

Iron tinder-box, oval; [146.] I gin. long; handle, ifin. long. [

147.]

Charcoal-pot,

sin. X 3]in. x 4in. high. [

148.]

2-,'

high.

in.

steel

unglazed,

on hinged

earthenware,

(Old Dutch.)

Charcoal-pot,

X 5 1 in. x

5], in.

rough,

with

brown, glazed, (Old Dutch.)

earthenware.

Charcoal-pot, with handle; Delft pottery; outside, with pictures illustrating the preparation of tobacco inside, a picture of planter smoking, with a charcoal pot of this form at his feet. 4fin. diameter,

[149.]

]5ainted in blue

;

(Old Dutch.)

3in. high.

See tob.icco

Stand,

jar,

No.

60.

with small square charcoal-pot inside painted with boats, windmill, etc. Delft pottery. (Dutch.) S^-in. diameter, 34in. high. [

150.]

for

charcoal-pot,

;

Tinder-box, wood; carved; in form of barrel; [ 151.] windmill and house ; festoons, etc. ; stopper, a man's head ;

mounted diameter.

with silver and with silver chain.

(Dutch.)

[109 J

3 'in. high, ijin.

^ â&#x20AC;&#x201D;JVsia.

Â§ectxon

INDIA.

(B.a.)

Massive bowl, 3 Jin. x 3in. diameter, of dark stone, [ I.] carved with silver rim; ebony stem, i6in. long, with silver ferrules and rings; mouthpiece, silver, isin. long, covered with filigree and studs, in silver. 34oin. long. From International Exhibition, 1862. (From Arracona Province of Paindao, Bengal.) [ 2.] Water pipe; bowl for water, black nut, 4iin. x enclosed by four acanthus leaves in silver chillum of lower part fluted; stem, silver. i4in. long. ;

Water pipe;

3.]

[

silver bowl, 4iin. x 3in.

Indian ornament stem, blackwood, with igin. long. mouthpiece, ;

[4.]

diameter

wooden

;

2 Jin. silver,

repousse', with

silver

and

ferrules

Large pipe

in red pottery, unglazed; bowl 2|in. with nearly circular chamber beneath, 4in x 3.I in. mouth-piece, sin. long. (Ahmedabad.) ;

[ 5.]

Pipe in

ijlack

pottery

;

^Vm.

small bowl.

long.

(Baroda.)

Large pipe bowl, with serpent twisted round it; body of serpent studded with silver scales bowl studded with small silver jjlates and knobs cover of bowl, silver surmounted by female figure, holding mirror stands upon a " lingum " of green jade, 2iin. x 2in. upon which is a serpent in silver, with open mouth. 6Mn. long, 5in. high. [6.]

wood

;

Hookah, with chillum i3J,in. high x 4in. diameter [ 7.] chillum, a double cup imitation base ; black pottery (Baroda.) Bidri ware. ;

;

[8.]

Hookah, with chillum

X 4in. diameter.

(Baroda.)

[no]

;

black pottery.

i2in. high

India.

Hookah, with chillum

[9.]

of ring, (Baroda.) [10.]

II.]

ornament.

15111.

;

black

diameter;

sin.

high; body in form shghtly gilded.

pottery,

Hookah, with chillum; of grey

incised leaf ornament, [

(B.a.)

Hookah

pottery,

Base, vase form

;

black pottery ; incised (Baroda.)

Slin. high x 6in. diameter in body.

Water pipe; base in form of peacock; [12.] (Baroda.) pottery; Sin. high; base, sin. diameter. [

X 2in.

;

Water pipe; body,

black

cylindrical; horizontal, 4lin.

(Ahmedabad.)

cylindrical foot, 9-Mn. high.

Water pipe, white wood turned body, cylindriHeight, 44in. horizontal, 2Mn. long x 2in. diameter.

[

cal

13.]

with

isjin. high, 6in. diameter.

14.]

;

Water jjipe; with small white metal base, 3in. [15.] diameter X 2lin. high; incised ornament; upright stem of wood, turned in deep cups. Height, 11 ^in. [16.]

Two

4in. high, 2in.

water pipes small wooden bases; turned. diameter; tubes 3in. long. (Delhi.) ;

Hookah; [17.] turned. i6iin. high. [

18.]

Hookah

;

red

pottery,

red pottery.

plain;

wooden stem;

Similar to No. 17.

Hookah; base and chillum in light pottery; [19.] base gin. diameter; height, 21-^in. upright stem, embroidered; (Scinde.) brass tube to attach snake. ;

[

20.]

on three

Hookah

feet

;

brass base, 4iin. high, 4in. diameter,

stem and chillum, of wood.

isMn. high.

Hookah, black pottery; base of imitation Bidri, Smoking tube rises 7iin. high, 4in. diameter; height 2iin. to height of chillum, and bends at a right angle. [21.]

[22.]

Hookah;

base, pewter, inlaid with silver (Bidri),

diameter; five circles on base, each enclosing stem, of wood, with spiral riband of brass a cross chillum, metal, covered with wire netting fire-tongs of brass attached to chillum by brass chain. 7in. high. Sin. ;

;

high; brass ornaujiright stem, of wood, inlaid with lozenge-shaped plates of silver snake, of 37in. high. red leather. [23.]

ment

Narghile; bowl, metal,

in relief, standing

i4in.

on brass tripod

;

Hookah; base, 7in. x 7in. diameter; jiewtcr, [24.] with silver (Bidri ;) stem, chillum, and sarpoosh, Height, i7in. silver repousse.

inlaid

[Ill]

India. [

25.]

Hookah

;

pewter, inlaid with also inlaid. [

26.]

[27.]

^in. x 6in.

base,

silver, (Bidri

;)

diameter

on three

globular,

;

feet

;

chillum

Height, 21 in.

Hookah

rising tube, chillum,

Chillum

(B.a.)

;

base, cut-gla.ss, 7in. high, 6},in. diameter;

and sarpoosh of

Hookah;

silver gilt, rei)ousse.

Bohemian

base,

glas.s,

enamelled;

Height, iiiin. x sin. diameter.

brass.

Narghile; bowl, cocoa nut, encrusted with silver on tripod stem, wood, ornamented with silver chains and small coins chillum silver, with similar chains and coins. Height, 24in. [

and

28.]

coral, standing

;

[

29.]

Hookah, with

dish, entirely of alabaster

carved with spiral pattern.

;

bowl,

Height, lyin.

Hookah Base;

pewter, inlaid with silver, (Bidri;) bell shape; four oval medallions, with Greek key pattern border ; wreaths of flowers between ; key pattern round edge of base and at top.

[30.]

loiin. diameter,

loiin. high;

Hookah

Base; ])ewter, inlaid with silver diameter x 8-}in. high; surface covered with lozenge pattern, graduated. [30.*]

(Bidri;)

8iin.

Hookah Base; pewter, inlaid with silver, (Bidri;) diameter x 6Jin. high surface covered with diaper pattern each division enclosing a four-petalled flower. [31.]

6in.

;

Hookah Base pewter, inlaid with silver, (Bidri;) diameter x 6hin. high body covered with scale-like pattern horizontal borders round base and at top. [32.]

;

Sin.

;

Hookah Base; pewter, inlaid with silver, (Bidri;) 33.] diameter X 6fin. high; six groups of flowers, divided by upright bands of ornaments. [

6?,in.

Hookah Base; pewter, inlaid with silver, (Bidri;) diameter X 3jin. high, standing upon dish, 6J,in. diameter; dish, with three feet; surface covered with flowers [

34.]

34in.

and ornament [35.]

inlaid with silver.

Hookah

Base;

brass;

7in.

diameter

body covered with flowers and leaves in applique'; on ground of black lines, crossed

high

;

x 7 ]in.

thin metal

diagonalh'.

(Niello?)

Hubble-bubble; cocoa-nut bowl, 3J,in. diameter [36.] stem, turned wood, 7^,in. long; turned and painted tube; earthenware chillum, 'jin. long. ;

[112]

India.

bowl, 2 Jin. diameter, white long; clay chillum, Sin.

Hubble-bubble; wood,

[37.]

tube, turned

metal;

(B..\.)

i2in.

high. 4in. diameter; Surface of bowl, with engraved ornament, filled in with white metal stem, black wood, turned, i6in. long; chillum, brass, Sin. long; smoking

Hubble-bubble; bowl, cocoa-nut,

[38.]

mounted top and bottom with

brass.

;

tube,

Sin. long.

Hubble-bubble ; bowl cocoa-nut, 3J,in. diameter and ornamented as No. 38. Rising stem of turned and carved wood, i3in. long; smoking tube, 39.]

[

mounted

in brass,

painted red.

Hubble-bubble; bowl, cocoa-nut, 3iin. diameter, [40.] long silver mount at bottom at top, silver wire lacing smoking tube, turned wood, i4iin. long; chillum, earthenware. Sin. long rising tube, turned wood. 6in.

;

[41.]

top

Hubble-bubble; bowl, cocoa-nut, sMn. diameter;

mounted with

fluted

brass,

;

rising

tube,

r i

in.

long,

covered with brass.

Tripod for carrying Narghile, brass [42.] sided opening. 5in. high. (Bengal.)

Tripod

[43.]

circular opening.

for

carrying

Narghile,

;

with

brass;

six-

with

6in. high.

Hubble-bubble; cocoa-nut bowl, 3 Jin. diameter [44.] smooth, black, and pointed smoking tube, painted black and red, 9Jin. long; rising tube, turned and painted, iiin. long with chillum, perforated. ;

;

[45.] diameter :

Hubble-bubble; smoking

tube,

cocoa-nut bowl, long rising tube

small

6in.

;

zin.

and

chillum. Sin.

Hubble-bubble smooth cocoa-nut, 4] in. diameter; [ 46.] turned wood stem, 22in. long; turned rising tube, i6in. ;

Hubble-bubble rough cocoa-nut, 3}in. diameter wood, 2oin. long rising tube, wood jiainted red, yellow, and black; and chillum, iiin. long; with metal cover, hinged. (Bombay.)

[ 47.] tube, turned

[

48.]

rising tube,

;

Hubble-bubble; rough cocoa-nut, 3 iin. diameter turned wood, 9in. long, including earthenware ;

chillum. [

49.]

Hubble-bubble

;

smooth black cocoa-nut,

diameter; smoking tube, sUn.

;

[113]

rising tube, sin.

2in.

(R.A.)

LXI.IA.

Bowl of hubble-bubble grey earthenware, 34in. [50.] diameter X 6 jin. long; incised pattern top and bottom; pine shape. (Kuteh.) ;

Bowl of hubble-bubble;

[51.]

similar

No.

50;

(Kutch.)

3lin. X 5^; black earthenware.

Bowl of hubble-bubble black earthenware, g.Un. [ 52.] long, 3in. diameter lower portion ])ine-shape neck pro;

;

(Ahmedabad.)

longed to carry chillum.

Hookah Base [53.] diameter, sMn. high.

brown glazed earthenware

;

Hookah mouthpiece, 3 J [54.] iron inlaid with gold. Hookah

[55.]

curved

[

and engraved

diameter

gfin. long, lin. diameter;

silver

mounts. long, i^in. diameter;

mounts, engraved.

silver

;

;in.

diameter;

Hookah mouthpiece,

58.1

enamelled,

silver

;

Hookah mouthpiece, 6Mn.

[57.]

'I'm.

-jin.

tip.

Hookah mouthpiece,

iron, with silver facetted studs

agate, fluted,

long,

mouthi)iece, 4in. long,

iron, with silver ferrules,

[56.]

in.

;

3in. long, ^in. diameter form of bird, with chain and ring parcel ;

;

gilt.

Hookah mouthpiece,

[59.]

silver, parcel gilt,

5in.

chased

high

^in.

diameter;

4in.

long,

J.in.

diameter;

relief.

Hookah mouthpiece,

[61.] with

cylinder

silver,

long,

and chain.

bird,

Hookah mouthpiece,

[60.] silver,

movable

lapis

diameter; long; inlaid

5]in. long, fin. 2in.

lazuli,

with gold.

Hookah mouthpiece,

[62.]

2in.

long,

ij'in.

diameter:

jade, engraved for inlaying.

[63.] white jade.

Hookah mouthpiece,

sjin. long,

64.]

Hookah mouthpiece,

3in.

Hookah mouthpiece, [65.] greenish jade.

yin.

[

ijin.

diameter;

long,

?,in.

diameter

long.

fin.

diameter;

;

white jade.

[

66.]

long;

3in.

Travelling pipe x,

rrciiMiti'cl tn

jin. tliick

;

to be

wood;

u?ed without water, i2in.

clay bowl.

(I'"yrahad.)

ilm Imcrn.Tlii^nnl Fxliibition, Paris, 1872, by the Mali.arajnh of Vizianagram.

[ÂŤ'4]

India. [67.] 9fin. X 6|in.

(B.a.)

Travelling pipe; high brass ;

;

be used without water; stem bowl, 2Mn.

wooden

;

diameter.

bound with

silk

Bowl;

[69.]

;

long,

4;^in.

high,

sin.

diameter;

i]in.

socket, carrying bird.

;

Bowl

70.]

[

igin. high

bowl

rising to

brass

cylindrical stem, with double covered all over with gold foil, and thread; brass bowl, zjin. diameter.

Pipe;

[68.] coil

;

ijin.

long,

2iin.

diameter

;

carved

;

steatite.

Bowl; [71.] carved steatite.

J-in.

diameter;

Bowl; 4in. long, i|in. high, 2in. [71*.] with animals and foliage in low relief. ;

diameter;

long,

i},in.

ifin.

high,

;

brass

Three bowls, black clay 72 to 74.] diameter.

[

high,

2jin. long, lin.

Earthenware pipe body, without mouthpiece diameter earthenware tube, 2in. long.

[75.] 4in.

;

-Jin.

;

high,

2|in.

;

(Simla.)

and 77.] Two Hookah Bases; loiin. high, [ 76 (Scinde.) diameter; earthenware, green glaze ; fluted.

Hookah Base

7S.]

[

pottery

;

Hookah Base

79.]

[

8 lin. high, 6in. diameter (Scinde.)

;

protected by iron

Hookah Base

9in. high, 7in.

;

diameter; leather;

(Sirsa.)

loin. high, 7in.

diameter; leather, ornament,

with strips of brass and white metal alternately incised.

;

(Sirsa.)

[81.]

brown

strips.

ribbed with strips of green leather. [80.]

;

9in.

Hookah Base;

jiottery.

7lin. high, 6in.

diameter;

light

(Umritsur.)

Hookah Base; i7lin. high, i3in. diameter a [82.] with rising dish of red pottery, painted with black lines stem, i2in. high, spangled with gold powder. (Scinde.) ;

;

[83.]

Hookah Base;

similar to No. 82. [

slate

84 and

85.]

iQ.Un.

high,

is^in.

diameter;

(Scinde.)

Two Hookah

coloured pottery.

Bases; 6in. and 7iin. high;

(Agra.)

Hookah Base; sAin. liigh, 6in. diameter; red [86.] pottery; incised ornament. (Lucknow.) ["5l

Assam axd Burmah. [

87 to 156.]

(B.p.)

collection of 70 chillumf^, in ])lain

and

some with multiijle bowls for smoking different substances at the same time collected by the Indian Government from various parts of India, for the International ornamented pottery

;

Exhibition, 1872.

ASSAM AND BURMAH.

(B.b.)

Council ]jipe, wood of the Jabboka Nagas, an [ I.] independent tribe inhabiting the Patkoi range of mountains between Upper Assam and Burmah; 9Mn. long; bowl, 4in. ;

high.

Pipe, dark

[ 2.]

wood

bowl of [winted oval section by string used by the Nagas of

pricker, a thorn, attached

Assam.

;

8iin. long.

wood in front of bowl a human face, which dots are the " Ako " or the taboo of the owner, showing his success as a warrior or hunter ears with tassels of beads and wool (From Patkoi Mountains, Assam.) [

3.]

Pipe bowl,

marked with

;

dots,

;

Pipe; bowl, black stone; stem of wood partly [4.] covered with woven grass below bowl is a Bamboo receptable for tobacco juice ; which juice is drunk after a feast. (From Seebsangor district, Assam.) gin. long. ;

Pipe bowl, horn, with receptacle for juice, with [ 5.] Sin. long. (Assam.) stopper; stem of horn and bone. ;

Pipe ; bowl, hard wood, with point at bottom [6.] 9in. long. (From Aboor, Assam.) stem, silver and cane.

Pipe bowl, 4in. long, of dark stone or [ 7.] stem of wood, with an iron mouthpiece, 7in. long (Burmah.) i6iin. long. pipe.

]30ttery

;

[

8.]

Pipe,

wood,

9Jin.

long

;

bowl,

;

4in.

;

Chyeen long.

(Burmah.) stem Pipe, wood, sMn. long, -^'in. diameter; [9.) (Burmah.) curved to bowl; reed mouthpiece, liin. long. [

10.]

mouthpiece,

Pipe,

wood;

similar to. No. 9, but without reed

sin. long, lin. diameter.

(Burmah.)

ijin. long; Pipe, wood; reed mouthpiece, [11.] stem covered with incised pattern in diagonal lines in form (Burmah.) sMn., fin. diameter. similar to preceding. ;

I116I

Assam and [

Pipe,

12.]

wood;

BuR?,rAH.

(B.v.)

similar in form to the preceding;

reed mouthpiece, iin. long. sin. long, Pipe,

[13.] ridge

diameter. (Burmah.)

wood; stem carved; reed

front;

mouthpiece,

im.

bowl, plain, with long.

5in.

long.

(Burmah.) [

Pipes; glazed brown pottery.

14 and 15.]

2in. long.

(Burmah. Pipe

[16.] [

set

Dense black

(Burmah.)

2 in. long.

pottery.

wood; bowl short and broad, and an acute angle. 6iin. long. (Burmah.)

Pipe, black

17.]

;

to the

stem

Pipe; i3in. long, made of a bamboo, 22iin. long, the middle portion cut awa)', and bent so as ; return to the line of mouthpiece ; the last joint of bamboo forms the bowl, and is connected w'ith mouthpiece by reed. [

18.]

\m. diameter

(Kaween, Burmah.) Pipe; bowl, wood

[19.]

;

2in.

long; reed stem.

s^in.

(Burmah.)

long.

Pipe,

[20.]

Pipe,

[21.] with

wood

;

brass ferrule

;

oblong heel.

S^in.

Burmah.

long.

wood; bowl,

3in.

high x 2in.

diameter,

foot; stem, 3jin. long, covered with tin; reed, sin. (Burmah.) sin. long.

flat

long. [

22.]

bamboo

Bowl, glazed earthenware; bowl, Mn. long, with 24in. long; similar to Nos. 14 and iS-

stem,

(Burmah.) Pipe; 28in. long, cane-root, with bases of shoots [23.] inscription bowl, 2 in. diameter, dark wood, carved on stem.

left

;

PERSIA.

(B.C.)

Hookah Base, formed of a gourd; 2iin. high, 6in. richly covered with Persian ornament, diameter on dark ground. (Kaliam.)

[ I.]

greatest light

;

Hookah, vase-shape, with chillum lower part of [ 2.] base richly inlaid with gold ; band of incrustation of turquoise on upper part band of inlaying on chillum ; width of vase, sin. igin. high. ;

;

Persia.

(B.c.)

Narghile bowl, cocoa nut 6in. long, 4in. [ 3.] diameter lower half of bowl carved a hunting scene in low relief; upper half covered with silver, enamelled heads and flowers in colours rising stem and chillum, i4in. long; chillum, silver chased rising stem with animals and birds in black on white ground smoking tube igjin. long, also with animals and birds in black on white ground. ;

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;

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

;

Narghile

bowl, 8jin. long, pointed at bottom, and chillum, izin. long; 26.',in. long ; the whole silver and elaborately chased. [

4.]

;

diameter; rising stem smoking tube and mouthpiece,

4|in.

gilt,

[

Narghile

5.]

;

bowl, cocoa nut, 5in. x 5in. diameter

wood

;

smoking tube, 26in. long, cane, ornamented with velvet and silk stem and smoking tube, strutted and attached by cords.

rising stem, 2oin. long, of turned

;

Chillum, with sarpoosh 7.',in. high; steel; [6.] elaborately perforated, and inlaid with gold the tube for ;

;

attachment of in snake's [

elastic pipe inlaid with scales,

head with ruby eyes Narghile Bowl

7.]

of flowers,

etc., in gold.

;

steel;

;

and terminating

dipping tube,

sin. long.

decorated with incrustations

Sin. long, 4in. diameter.

Narghile Bowl body of deep blue enamel, with [8.] six vertical belts of flowers in enamel deep blue enamel between the upper and lower casings of brass, with flowers and birds in low relief on blue enamel ground, with female heads in enamel between the groups of flowers, etc. glin. ;

;

long, X 4lin. diameter.

Narghile Bowl ; body of bluish green enamel [ 9.] upper and lower casings of brass, covered with figures in circular medallions and floral ornament in low relief Persian inscriptions also in low relief; top and bottom casings connected by thirty brass wires. i2in. long x 5vin. diameter ;

[10.] flowers

and

Narghile Bowl birds, repousse'

;

silver

;

six

fluted at top

oval medallions of

and bottom,

gin.

long X 4|in. diameter. Narghile Bowl; body enamelled with spiral [11.] bands of dark blue and white, and flowers to]) and bottom casings with groups of figures in low relief, on enamel grounds Persian inscriptions in similar work, as mouldings. ;

;

1 in.

long X 4 Jin. diameter.

Narghile Bowl; brass; belt of Persian inscriptions [ 12.] round the middle full length figures above and below, in low relief, each under an arch. gin. long x 4jin. diameter. ;

[:i8j

Persia.

(B.c.)

Upper Casing cn/y of narghile bowl; silver; [13.] enamelled ground figures and inscription in low relief. 4^in. diameter x ^Vm. high. ;

Chillum [14.] heads, as bowl No. 8.

enamelled

;

with

flowers

Chillum; blue enamel; similar

[15.]

and female

high.

7 in.

No.

5in.

high.

Chillum silver with flowers in oval medallions; bowl No. 10. 6 A in. high. turt^uoise blue enamel on body. Chillum brass 17.]

i6.]

[

;

similar to [

6in. high. [

18.]

long X

iin.

Rising Tube for snake diameter.

[19.]

Pipe bowl, enamelled on heads stem, a massive ;

and female

;

enamelled with flowers only. [

finely enamelled.

;

Mouth])iece

20.]

enamel ground,

s-^in.

;

5^in.

silver

with flowers

gold

tube,

richly

2 2in. long.

on blue

inscriptions in medallions,

long.

Four Pipe Bowls: two with heads in enamel; [21.] one with flowers in medallions one with ornament on blue enamel ground. (Four.) ;

Hookah Base; silver, bell-sha])e six oval panels, [ 22.] with large blue flowers and green leaves in each bands of blue flowers and green leaves round top and bottom, all in rich translucent enamel, in bands round top and bottom. Siin. high, 7 Jin. diameter. ;

;

Hookah; brass; pear-shaped body, fluted, 4.',in. [23.] diameter; fluted base, 4in. diameter; fluted neck, i]in. diameter X 6in. long; below chillum, a perforated dish, 5in. diameter the whole surface covered with Persian ornament, beautifully engraved. Total height, 2oin. ;

[

Hookah

24.]

diameter

;

cylindrical

;

brass body nearly globular, 5.\in. neck, yin. long below chillum, fluted ;

;

diameter circular base, 4iin. diameter body and neck engraved with figures toj} and bottom of neck with bands of ornament on enamel ground. Total height, 23in. dish. Gin.

;

[

25.]

Chillum and Dish brass dish, 6in. diameter, engraved with animals in borders snake ;

fluted

edge

mouth

set with turquoise.

;

Chillum and Base brass base, ii.lin. diameter; above base chillum, sin. diameter; total height, isin. the whole surface repousse, and engraved with figures, animals, and ornaments in borders and panels. [

26.]

;

dish, 6in. diameter, 6in.

;

["9]

Persia.

Hookah Base;

[27.]

high

horizontal bands of whole surface. ;

(B.c.)

brass;

6jin.

ornament and

diameter x 6^in. covering its

figures

Chillum 7in. long, silver; repousse; the middle [ 28.] enamelled with flowers and with ornament, on dark blue ground four chains painted stick, yin. long. ;

;

Narghile Bowl, brass belt of Persian inscrijitions around middle figures in low relief on lower part, each under an arch figures and heads in medallions around upper half. gin. high, 4iin. diameter. .Similar to No. 1 2. 29.]

[

;

[30.]

Mouthpiece, 8iin. long; enamelled head,

[31.]

Chillum;

of perforated work

wood, carved.

upper top

6Mn. high,

])art

silver,

silver chains

;

i.'.in.

belt 3 in. high lower part black },

;

3vin. diameter.

Chillum, silver chased in lozenge pattern, and [32.] perforated ; many chains, with carnelian beads at ends. gin. high, 2^in. diameter. ;

[

lions

;

33.]

Chillum

upper part enamelled heads

;

lower part wood, carved,

Cup of Chillum, silver [ 34.] chains. 2;^in. high, 3in. diameter. Hookah

[ 35.] repousse'.

Base,

gAin. high,

;

perforated

brown earthenware;

engraved

;

silver

[

38.]

Hookah

[

ment

39.] in

Hookah

outline

;

mounts;

yhm. diameter.

and 37.] Hookah Base, brown earthenware [ 36 mounts, with Persian ornament incised. white, blue ground,

medal-

siin. high, 2iin. diameter.

;

brass

Base, porcelain Persian ornament in diameter. ;

gin. high, 7in.

Base, porcelain landscapes and ornagold on blue ground, gin. high, 6in. ;

diameter.

Hookah Base, [wrcelain ornament in gold on [ 40.] blue ground chased silver base, with three feet silver rim and cover, repousse', and chain four makers' marks in Chinese characters, iiin. high x 6in. diameter. ;

;

Narghile Bowl, enamelled in colours all over [41.] on middle, twelve vertical panels of flowers, with divisions of brass-work, arched at top and bottom above, six heads, in ;

medallions, with rosettes of flowers lictwcen below, five heads, in medallions, with small ro.-)Ctles between. 10 in. high, 5 in. diameter. ;

[120]

CHINA.

(B.d.)

Water-pipe; bowl or body of bamboo; Chinese [ I.] characters and trees, inlaid in mother-of-pearl; tube, iiin. long, tortoiseshell ; silver mounts, silver chain, and pricker. 5in. high, 3in. diameter. 2.]

[

[3.]

Water-pipe; like No.

but without tube.

Water-pipe; bowl or body of bronze of quatrewith silver, 2in. high, 2in. broad; reed

foil section, inlaid

stem

lo^.in. long,

[4 and

with silver mouthpiece 3in. long.

Two

5.]

Water-pipes, of white glazed porcelain; 6in. high, i;|in. diameter.

rosette in front of body.

in form of elephant with Water-pipe, bronze [ 6.] iiiin. high, prolonged trunk; ears and trappings gilded, ;

2 1 in. long. 7.]

[

Water-pipe (similar to No. 6), bronze loin. high, 2Mn. long.

Howdah

;

cloth, inlaid with gold.

[8.] 2in. X i-^in,

Upright ;

brass;

^^'ater-pipe,

perforations on sides

foursided,

base,

and end of body.

11 in.

high.

Chinese

Water-pipe, brass ; cylindrical section; [9.] iiin. high. inscription on base. [

lo.J

Water-pipe, brass

inscription on base.

[11.]

cylindrical section

;

Chinese

Water-pipe, with tobacco-box, brass; chain and case of leather with geometrical to belt

hook attached device,

;

2oin. high.

;

11 Jin. high.

gilt.

Water-pipe, with tobacco-box and two tubes, [12.] Chain. brass ; case of body, brown leather. [13.]

Water-pipe (similar to

Tobacco Box

No.

12)

with

circular

case, imitation of shagreen.

;

Water-pipe, brass; stem, imitating bamboo; [14.] with two tubes and circular tobacco-box ; geometrical fretwork in copper upon body, loiin. high.

[15.]

Pipe; with small iron bowl, lined with clay; mouthpiece, black horn.

stem of bamboo, 4oin. long [i6.] figure

;

Pipe; bowl, wood;

in front

;

stem, bamboo,

carved Chinese full-length mouthpiece, white

24iin.

;

bone. [17.]

13ow],

wood;

carved grotesque animals,

3in. high, 2in. diameter.

[121]

etc.

Chixa.

(B.cI.)

Pipe; bowl, bamboo, ifin. high, lin. diameter; long; ornamenls and grotesque animal in dark colour on light ground. [ 1

stem

8.]

13^,111.

Pipe, of ivory, stained red; bowl, 2in. x lin., [ 19.] carved scales, lined with silver; stem, i5|'.in. long, carved similarly.

massive brass, grotesque human head, small bowl ; 2in. x 2in. stem, brown jointed cane, 8lin. long; brass mouthpiece, yiin. long. (Chinese Tartary.) Pipe

20.]

[

surmounted

Pipe; bowl, silver; stem, cane, coloured red, mouthpiece, 3in. long.

[21. J i2in.

silver

;

[22.] (Shan.)

;

Bowl,

white

metal,

high x Jin. diameter.

2in.

Bowl, white metal, iMn. x |in.; stem, [ 23.] covered with fine wire. (Shan.)

loin. long,

Pipe; bowl, white metal, liin. x |in. diameter; [24.] stem, covered with fine wire, i5in. long; white metal mouthpiece, 7^in. long. (Shan.) loin.

Pipe; small bowl, brass; black [25.] long; mouthpiece, jade, 3fin. long.

wood

stem,

Pipe; small bowl, brass; horn mouthpiece. ;

i6iin.

long,

[

26.J

covered in

stem,

silk

Pipe; bowl, brass, 4in. long dragon on ground [ 27.] mouthpiece, 4in. long, similarly enamelled of blue enamel stem. Sin. long, black wood. The inside of bowl has a projecting edge to retain the clay lining. ;

;

Pipe small bowl ; mouthpiece, 4|in. long, of stem and mouthpiece richly enamelled. 4^in. long.

28.]

[

silver

;

This pipe was engraved

in "

Edwin Drood, under the was an opium pipe.

belief that

Mouthpiece, brass [ 29.] enamel ground. 8in. long.

;

engraved flowers on blue

Pipe ; bowl, silver-plated, 3iin. long [ 30.] piece, 4|in. long ; flowers, on blue enamel ground.

;

mouth-

Pipe; bowl, brass, 4lm. long; mouthpiece, long on each, dragons on blue enamel ground ; stem, black wood, 6in. long. [31.]

4iin.

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;

Pipe, white metal; bowl with circular foot; [32.] mouthpiece, 2^in. long stem, taper, white metal, Sin. long. ;

[

3S-]

P'ps, brass

;

engraved. [122]

7in. long.

China.

(B.d.)

34.]

Bowl, cast

35.]

Bowl,

wood

[

36.]

Bowl,

steatite.

(Foo-Chow.)

[

37.]

Bowl,

steatite.

(Foo-Chow.)

[ [

brass. ;

knot of

tree,

y zin. high.

zf in.

Pipe; bowl, brass, zin. long, i|in. diameter; [38.] stem, cane, 2oin. long ; mouthpiece, white metal, 6in. long. (The Corea.) Pipe

[40.]

wooden

;

similar

stem, afin. long.

brass mouthpiece to No. 38 (The Corea.) ;

;

"Fire-stick" Boat, in form of dragon; gilded [41.] head, tail, and scales; papier-mache and lac. 27in. long. "Fire-stick" Boat, in metal and wood ; in form [41*] of paddle-steamer; decorated with gilding. iSin. long. " Fire-stick " Box, porcelain colours on white; [42.] perforated on three sides. 8in. long, ifin. square. ;

[43.]

diameter

boo

;

Water-pipe; bowl, wood, 4Ain. long turned and carved, '6J,in. long

tube. Sin. long.

if in.

bam-

bamboo

tube.

(Kakhyen, Shan.)

Pipe, bamboo bowl, [ 44.] 36in. long, 2]in. x ifin. diameter.

;

[

;

rising tube,

small

Hookah Base, porcelain, with long neck ; green 45.] richly painted with foliage, flowers, and butterflies.

ground

;

i3in. high, 7iin. diameter.

Hookah Base, porcelain, white [ 46.] conventional Chinese ornament in colours. diameter. [47.]

and flowers

Hookah

Base, porcelain

in red, foliage in green.

;

painted with

;

8in. high, 5 fin.

sliort

neck

dragons

;

6in. high, 6in. diameter.

Hookah Base, porcelain ; storks, horses, and [ 48.] clouds, in blue, on white ground. 6Mn. high, 6in. diameter. [

in red

49.]

Hookah

Base, porcelain

and gold, flowers on neck

;

and

figures,

in colours.

interior,

6fin. high, 4in.

diameter. [

50.]

Hookah

white ground.

Base,

porcelain

;

flowers

blue,

Chin, high, 4fin. diameter.

Hookah Base, porcelain body [51.] flower, in orange and blue; white ground. ;

formed of lotus Sin. high, 7in.

diameter.

Hookah Base, porcelain; body formed of lotus [ 52.] leaves, covered with painted flowers and foliage, in green and red.

Sin. high, sin. diameter.

[123]

China.

6},in.

Hookah

53.]

[

mountains

porcelain

Base,

dark blue;

(B.d.)

;

trees, etc., in

white ground, with

8Mn. high,

colours.

diameter.

Hookah Base, porcelain; chocolate ground; [54.] medallions, 3in. diameter, with foliage and birds in colours, on white ground. 8iin. high, 6Jin. diameter. four

Hookah

[55.]

ground;

body ribbed; white

Base, porcelain;

figures, foliage,

etc.,

in colours.

gMn. high,

yin.

diameter.

Hookah Base, porcelain; (Kaga) cylindrical; [56.] two panels within black border, containing figures lower part red ; si.\ makers' marks in red on bottom. Sin. high, ;

;

4^ in. diameter.

Hookah Base, porcelain black ground; flowers and blue; four sMn. panels, with birds and (lowers colours on white ground. 8in. high, 7 in. diameter. [57.]

;

in white in

OPIUM

PIPES,

(B.d.d.)

ETC.

Opium Smokers'

Tray, of dark wood, inlaid with upon it two smaller trays, i2J,in. x Sin., and a stand for pipe bowls, with drawer. The stand is perforated with holes for four pipe bowls. The drawer contains knife, scraper, needles, and spatula for taking up the opium. [ I.]

mother-of-pearl,

23iin. x i5in., having

Opium Smokers' Box, gin. long, 4|in. wide, 3in. [ 2.] high, hinged, of dark-red wood contains bamboo pipe, box for opium, lamp, can for spirits, scissors, knives, needles, etc. ;

[

3.]

Stand

with drawer

;

for four bowls, inlaid with mother-of-pearl, containing knife, scraper, spatulas, and needle.

Opium Pipe; stem, tortoiseshell [4.] ivory; bowl, black porcelain. i6fin. long. Opium Pipe

;

mouthpiece,

shagreen i)olished tipped at end bowl, black porcelain, with ornaments in lowrelief; silver sockets. 2i2in. long. [

5.]

;

with ivory;

[6.]

Opium Pipe;

tube of green jade, i6in. long; bowl, enamelled;

mouthpiece of white jade, tin. long; silver socket and clip, beautifully chased.

Opium

i7in. long.

Pipe, tortoiseshell ivory tip and mouth[ 7.] piece; bowl, porcelain, red, gilded. 2o|in. long. ;

Opium

Pipes,

etc.

(R.d.d.)

Opium Pipe ; tLibe, porcelain, [ 8.] bowl, enamel, white and blue. 2oin. long. [

Opium

9.]

white jade.

tube, enamel, green ground, with bowl, porcelain mouthpiece and tip,

Pipe

and flowers

foliage

2o.',in.

painted

richly

;

long.

Opium Pipe; tube, enamel; flowers on a deep [ 10.] blue ground; mouthpiece, i^in. long, and tip of white jade. I

Sin. long.

Opium Pipe;

[11.] piece,

Jin long;

octagonal, silver ; silver clip 2 2Ain. long. set with coral.

Opium Pipe;

[12.]

mouth-

tube, polished shagreen;

both of green jade; bowl,

ijin. long,

tip,

and

tube,

socket, richly chased,

bamboo

;

and

mouthpiece, silver, socket and clip

4iin. long, chased silver; bowl, enamelled igjin. long. of silver, chased,

;

Opium Pipe; tube, bamboo; mouthpiece, black [ 13.] horn; bowl, porcelain; silver clip and socket, igin. long.

Opium Pipe; tube, bamboo; bowl, porcelain, [14.] chocolate colour; silver clip and socket, igin. long. Opium Pipe;

[15.] silver socket [

and

clip.

tube,

bamboo; bowl,

0|)ium Pipe; tube, bamboo; bowl, porcelain; silver socket and clip.

16,]

colour, with foliage in white

slate

porcelain;

2 2in. long.

;

2o|in. long.

[17 and

18.]

Two Opium Bowls; stone, Two Opium Bowls; enamel.

[

19 and

[

21, 22, 23, 24.]

20.]

polished.

Four Opium Bowls; porcelain.

Opium Pipe; i6|in. long; bamboo; globular [25.] head, porcelain, blue and white, 2in. diameter. (Chando.)

Opium Pipe ; i4in. long; bamboo; cylindrical [26.] head, porcelain, blue and white, 2in. x i|in. diameter. (Chando.) [27.] diameter. [

28.]

diameter [

I I in.

[

;

29.] long.

30.]

Mouthpiece;

grey jade.

2iin.

long x

with Dish ; octagonal 4Jin. with cover, sfin. x 2iin. ; blue enamel.

Spirit-lamp,

and

bo.x,

Opium

i;Jin.

Scales,

Cake of Opium,

;

fiddle-shaped

wooden box,

4in. long x i|in. x lin.

JAI'AN. Pipe,

I.]

[

deeply cut.

silver;

(B.e.)

engraved,

and

llowers

Pipe, silver; four groups of leaves

[ 2.]

butterfly,

i8in. long.

relief; three ditto,

sunk; two

ditto,

and

engraved.

flowers in

i8in. long.

Pipe, silver; body, hexagonal eight plaques of [3.] various forms, with pictures in lac, with inscriptions. i5|in. long. ;

Pipe, silver; with design in relief; barge being enriched with gold and various coloured ;

[4.]

towed,

tree, etc.

laMn. long.

metals.

Pipe, silver; with flowers, birds, tree trunks, etc. in gold. loin. long.

5.]

[

;

and flowers

birds

Pipe, silver; trefoil leaves and [ 6.] by stem, which forms a scroll-like pattern and flowers in gold. 9|in. long. Pipe, silver; in

7.]

[

Pipe,

[8.]

silver;

surrounded with clouds, undercut.

relief,

slightly enriched with gold.

fish

flowers,

connected

part of the leaves

;

leaping a waterfiill

;

gin. long.

body

flattened;

slightly

in high,

and sharp

dragon, clouds

relief;

8|in. long.

Pipe, brass ; dragon and clouds [ 9.] with inscription. lofin. long.

;

clouds undercut

Pipe, white metal; cylindrical; covered with [10.] engraved, and in relief. 156 coats of arms of Daimios ;

io|^in. long. [

II.]

Pipe; bowl and mouthpiece, silver; stem,

exquisitely inlaid with the Imperial symbols in gold.

iron,

lojin.

long.

Pipe; central part of stem, 4in. long, of iron, bowl and moutlipiece of silver, with scrolls and birds deeply cut. ii.',in. long. [

12.]

inlaid with gold

;

Pipe; bowl and tip, silver stem, iron, inlaid [13.] with Imperial symbols in gold. 8|in. long. ;

[

ately

14.] inlaid

Pipe; bowl and with

gold,

8fin. long. Formerly belonged

tip, silver;

central part elabor-

and having the Imperial symbols.

Enomoto, foster-brother of

tlie

Emperor

of Jap.in.

[15.] relief in

on lower end of stem, flowers deeply engraved. 8|in. long.

Pipe, silver;

gold

;

foliage

[126]

Japak. 1

[

silver; two tigers and bamboo in high and coloured metals; ijin. of cane in middle

Pipe,

6.]

in gold

relief,

of stem.

loin. long.

man on horseback, carrying banner, both in high relief, in gold and other inscription on each subject 3in. of cane in middle Pipe, silver

17.]

[

and above, a metals ; of stem.

(B.e.)

;

soldier,

;

10 Jin. long.

Pipe; silver bowl and tip; eagle and cat in [18.] oxydised silver on brass; ijin. of cane in middle of stem. 9iin. long.

Pipe, silver; with two dragons in clouds, in relief of cane in stem. 9|in. long.

19.]

[

in gold;

2in.

Pipe, silver; interlacing circles forming a diaper; deeply cut size of circles diminishing towards ends; ifin. of cane in stem. lojin. long. 20.]

[

interstices

;

Pipe, silver; rugged tree trunks in high relief, [21.] with flowers in gold ; 2|in. of cane in stem. 9ยงin. long.

Pipe, silver

[22.]

near

two

;

storks, water,

and mountains

near bowl, a stork flying, in high relief in gold and coloured metals; liin. of cane in stem, lojin. long. tip

;

Pipe, silver ; near bowl, a wreath of small flowers [ 23.] high relief; at other end, a warrior in full armour completing an inscription on tree trunk, in high relief in gold and other coloured metals; ijin. of dark cane in stem. in

9|in. long.

Pipe, silver; at upper part a dragon in gold, [24.] with clouds ; at lower, a tiger in gold, with rocks and clouds ; 2|in. of cane in stem. g^in. long. [

25.]

deeply cut [

26.]

Pipe, silver dragon 2iin. of cane in stem. ;

;

Pipe, silver

deeply incised

;

and clouds

each end,

loin. long.

surface engraved in simple scrolls

2|in. of cane.

9^!n. long.

Pipe; silver ferrule, i|in. long, in middle of upper part a waterfall with rocks, and a woman seated in landscape on ferrule, a sea view, with birds flying; at lower part a house and a man on horseback fording a stream all enriched with gold and coloured metals 3^in. of cane in stem. 1 1 Jin. long. [27.]

stem

;

[28.]

;

Pipe, silver;

bamboo deeply

tiger in bronze, foreshortened;

2|in. of

long.

[1^7]

cane

incised,

and a

in stem.

9fin.

Jai'An.

Pipe, silver; on upper part, a cuttle-fish

29.]

[

a lobster and cane in stem.

fish, in

coloured metals in sharp

[ 30.] tree in flower

[31.] 2Ain. of

below,

hexagonal

silver,

;

on upper

jiart

birds,

centre bird, in coloured metal enriched on lower part tree trunk and two pheasants, the ;

with gold latter in coloured metal ;

;

relief; 4in. of

g'm. long.

Pipe,

and

(B.C.)

Pipe, silver

cane in stem.

2Mn. of cane in stem.

;

groups of storks

;

gin. long.

engraved;

flying,

gjin. long.

Pipe, silver; [31*.] deeply. 8fin. long.

man on

engraved

horse-back,

Pipe, silver; i>art of each end exquisitely inlaid [ 32.] with geometric ornaments in gold the other part diapered with interlacing circles, the interstices being deeply cut 3|in. of cane in stem. 8|in. long. ;

I'ipc, [ 33-1 figures, inlaid and

metal on stem, five enamelled, gin. long. ;

grotesque

small

Pipe, silver; part of stem engraved with spiral [34.] bands of fine lines, part with imitation of a woven fabric, and part incised with lines in three directions one side marked with oblique bands of lacquer, gin. long. ;

[35.]

Travelling Pipe, silver;

bands of yellow metal, diapered, [36.]

stem flattened;

spiral

siin. long.

Travelling Pipe, silver; flattened stem, chased wooden stem. 5Ain. long.

to represent a rugged

[37.] Travelling Pipe, silver stem flattened ; slightly engraved; with oblique band of lacquer. 5^in. long. ;

[

38.]

engraved [

;

39.]

Travelling Pipe, silver ; flattened stem, slightly with oblique band of lacquer. S^in. long.

Travelling Pipe, silver

;

stem lacquered.

5|in.

long.

Pipe; a model of a long pipe; tip and bowl, stem lacquered, s^in. long, ^in. diameter.

[40.] silver;

[41.] etc., inlaid

[42.]

Cigar-tube, ^Vm. long, silver; flowers, grasses, with gold on a dark ground ; pearl mouthpiece.

Travelling Pipe, brass

;

cylindrical, plain;

siin.

long.

Pipe, metal; on lower part a man's head in [43.] S|in. long. bronze, very finely chased; s^in. of cane.

[128]

Japan. [

to 49. J

(B.e.)

Six ripcs^ silver ends,

with cane stem

;

engraved and plain. Pipe, brass ; on upper part stork flying, on lower [ 50.] part two storks and flowers, enriched witli silver and coloured

metal; 4|in. of cane.

loin. long.

Pipe, brass ; bowl in line of stem; curved mouth[ 51.] piece; 6 ^in. of cane. gfin. long.

[52.]

Pipe, brass

;

bowl

in line of

stem

;

4 Jin. of cane

Siin. long. [

stem. [

Pipe; bowl and i8Mn. long.

S3-]

to 59.]

tip,

i2^in. of cane in

brass;

Six brass-mounted Pipes, cane stems.

Pipe-case and Tobacco-'pouch, with three hinged [ metal plaques attached by swivel to ivory button ; on plaque figures in low relief enriched with gold pouch and case an imitation of brown leather; on pouch a group of figures and boar, in metal enriched with gold in high relief; button, a group of six figures in relief 60.]

;

Pipe-case and Tobacco-pouch, black morocco; [61. J three hinged plaques and circular ivory button on pouch a warrior, in metal enriched with gold ; on ijlaciues birds carved in pearl and inlaid, on ivory ground ; button, 2^in. diameter, group of figures in low relief

with

;

Pipe-case and Tobacco-pouch, black morocco large dragon enriched with gold ; chain, composed of four plaques of old Cloisonne enamel ; silver button, 2|in. diameter, with fish in high relief [

62.]

;

on pouch a

Pipe-case and Tobacco-pouch, black morocco; [63.] on pouch a group of animals carved in ivory; chain, composed of two ivory plaques richly carved hinges and swivels in steel; inlaid with gold and silver; button, ivory, an oval box with hinged lid, carved all over, i Jin. x i^in. x i^in. ;

Pipe-case and Tobacco-pouch, black morocco [ 64.] on pouch a flower in high relief and three butterflies, in silver on gold ground; button, ivory, 2 Jin. diameter, with silver plaque sunk in top; flower and butterflies in high relief; attached by eight silver chains, witn swivel. ;

Tobacco-pouch of imitation cloth, dark blue [ 65.] with white pattern on pouch man on horseback, inlaid chain, three hinged metal plaques, figures enriched with gold button, ivory, a group of twelve masks. ;

;

[129]

Japan.

(B.e.)

Pipe-case and Pouch of imitation cloth, dark [66.] on pouch two birds in silver with green with white i)attern tree in gold; button attached by 18 small chains, with slide richly chased button, ivor)-, 2in. diameter ; two figures in low relief, one playing flute. ;

;

Pipe-case and Pouch, black morocco ; on pouch [67.] a figure holding a fish and teazing a dog; ivory button, i|in. diameter, with a figure in low relief; button attached by 15 fine silver chains, with slide of enainel. [

Pipe-case and Pouch, black morocco on pouch ; case attached by single silver chain.

68.]

;

a bat, in metal

and Pouch, black morocco embossed on pouch flowers in bronze ; circular wooden button, attached by cord with glass bead.

Pipe-case [69.] leather ; pouch, double

;

Pipe-case and Pouch, imitation leather, embroi[ 70.] dered in gold and blue pipe-case black lac, with three pods in gold lac, attached by cord with sliding bead of lac, carved head in cavity of bead. ;

Pipe-case and Pouch; pouch embroidered; [71.] plaque, with moon, bird, and cloud, in gold and silver pipe-case exquisitely plaited in bamboo, silken cord with carnelian bead. This Case and Pouch belonged to Enomoto.

Pipe-case and

[72.] leather,

clasp, a hut

and

See No.

Pouch; pouch trees

gold

;

14.

light

brown

pipe-case of black

wood, with figure in gold and mice in silver cord, with gold bead perforated and engra\ed.

;

attached by

Pipe-case and Tobacco-box; box of wood, [73.] octagonal, loose lid, ornamented with foliage and insects in lac ; pipe-case, upper part of ivory, lower part wood tipped with ivory, carved and engraved ; attached by silken cord

with seven beads. Pipe-case and Tobacco-box ; box, wood, [ 74.] 4in. X i^in., leaves and insects in low relief in lac ; imitation of shagreen, white on black lac cord, with metal and ivory beads. [

;

oval,

case,

attached by silken

Pipe-case and Tobacco-box box, wood, 4Jin. x a house with figures in i\ory in front, inscriji-

75.]

Jin. X 2lin.,

on ivory at back case in one piece of wood, hollowed and carved silken cord and carnelian bead. tion

;

['30]

Japan.

(B.e.)

Pipe-case and Tobacco-box; box, wood, oval, and leaves in lac and pearl; case of light coloured bamboo, flattened carved with bird and monkey ; hinged cover, carved silken cord with button in form of a fruit, with head in cavity.

[76.]

3fin. X 2:|in. x 3in., fruit

;

Pipe-case and

[77.]

Tobacco-box;

black

box,

lac,

oval, 3}in. x i|in. x 3|in., tree in gold lac, with pearl flowers;

case of wood, flattened, carved all over with a great dragon, foliage, and clouds hinged lid in metal, engraved ; silken cord, with two carved beads, white and black. ;

Pipe-case, wood, iifin. long; carved all over one playing flute ground diapered richly

[78.]

two

figures,

;

silver swivel, etc.

[79.]

dragon

;

hinged

lid.

wood, and clouds

Pipe-case, gold,

with rock-crystal

hinged

;

lid

11 Jin. lac

silken

;

long;

covered

with

and ivory encrusted cords and tassels. ;

Pipe-case, lac, loin. long, with fragments of [80.] mother-of-pearl embedded ; with half of a tobacco-pouch, a haliotis shell, attached by cord, with red lac bead, carved with two masks.

[Si.]

Pipe-case,

8Jin. long; covered with

mother-of-

pearl.

[82.]

Pipe-case,

long;

Qin.

woven

bamboo;

cylindrical.

[83.]

all

Pipe-case, Sin. long; of finely-woven

Pipe-case and Pouch, [84.] over in purple and white.

[85.]

Pipe-case, gin.

rabbits in silver [

86.]

and

long; black

long; embroided

wood;

plants

and

gold.

Pipe-case,

hard stone, pearl,

loiin.

bamboo.

etc.

ivory

;

incrusted

with

insects

81in. long.

Pipe-case, ivory; in form of an acacia pod; [87.] incrusted with pendant flowers, foliage, and birds, in hard stone, pearl, etc. ; stems of foliage silver. 8f in. long.

[88.] lac

;

4^in.,

Tobacco-box, wood, oblong; with plants in gold attached by cord, with red ivory bead.

lac button, I

fin. x 2 fin.

Tobacco-box, octagonal, wood ornamented [ 89.] with insects and foliage in gold lac, and foliage in metal. ;

3|in. X 2 Jin. x 3in.

Japan.

(R.c.)

Tobacco-box, oval wood ; carved with landscape; [ 90.] silken cord and lac bead. 2 Jin. x liin. x 4in. high.

Opium-box, wood in form of barrel lined with [ 91.J metal ; on lid a seated figure lid, double, under lid, a rim movable, covering three needles. 3in. diameter, 2 J in. high. ;

;

Tobacco-box, formed of two haliotis shells, with [92.] carved wooden cover on cover, a slug in ivory on sides, ;

;

serpent and slug, and a frog in lac, in relief: button, in form of two toads attached to box by silken cord. wide X 2in., sJin. high.

wood;

;

[

3 J in.

ivory carved with symbols top and bottom of dark wood 4in. long x 3jin. wide, 2jin. high.

Tobacco-box,

93.]

on a diapered ground top fluted.

;

Tobacco-bo.x, cylindrical, ivory, with masks ; a and conjuring apparatus, in lac, in relief 3ยงin. diameter, 2 gin. high. 94.J

[

figure

stilts,

Tobacco-pouch, leather; metal plaque, with four [ 95.] beautifully wrought figures. [96.]

Smoker's Cabinet, wood;

with three drawers

;

9in. x 5in. x 6in.

high;

with fire-pot and ash-pot in brass.

Smoker's Cabinet, lac; gin. x siin. x yin. high; [97.] three drawers; fire-pot and ash-pot of white metal, engraved; covers repousse', with birds in low relief; metal handle in form of knotted cord, with tassels.

Smoker's Cabinet, lac; yin. x yin. x yiin. high, and cover of white metal three drawers one with

[98.] fire-pot

;

metal ash-box

fitting

drawer.

ASIATIC RUSSIA. [

I.]

Pipe, of

mammoth

inlaid with white metal. [

2.]

Yolcheeka, in [

3.]

2 Jin. long.

half the stem of

wood,

(Samoyede.)

mammoth

ivory; mouthpiece, of wood, 4in. Brought by Mr. H. Seebohm, from the valley of the Yenesay. (East Siberia.)

Pipe,

iiiin.

long.

ivory;

g\in. long.

(B.f.)

long.

Pipe,

mammoth

gin. long.

ivory

;

with loose mouthpiece, or Yenesay.)

(From River Lena,

Pipe, mammoth ivory; loose mouthpiece, sin. [4.] io|in. long. cavity of bowl lined with white metal.

long;

Brought by Mr. Seebohm

fruiii

the valley of the Yenesay.

[132]

Asiatic Russia.

bone carved from one piece; eleven ornament on sides and back the

Pipe, whale's

[5.]

animals

in relief

;

incised

;

lines filled with black. 6.]

[

in sledge

Pii)e,

Pipe, wood with thongs

carved from one piece

;

man

stem formed of two pieces, bound

;

bowl,

;

Pipe,

wood

metal,

bowl, stone,

;

2in.

Pipe,

stem similar

wood;

No.

ijin.

diameter.

(Tongoosk.) diameter;

From Admiral

No. 7. loiin. long. collection. (Tongoosk. similar to

[9.]

;

incised lines filled with black.

Brought by Admiral Belcher.

i2iin. long.

[8.]

bone

'.s

in relief;

(Esquimaux.)

loiin. long. [ 7.]

;

13 Jin. long.

whale

and animals

together

(B.f.)

stem

Belcher's

bowl, lead, ijin. diameter, incised; (Tongoosk.) 12 fin. long.

Pipe, wood; bowl, lead, curiously undercut, diameter; stem similar to No. 7. iifin. long. Brought by Captain Sherard Osborn. (Tongoosk.) lo.J

[

if in.

Pipe; stem of hard wood, inlaid with white mouthpiece, 4in. long, of soft wood ujjper part of bowl, white metal. lo^in. long. Brought by Mr. Seebohm from the Yenesay Valley. [11.]

metal

;

Pipe body of hard wood, inlaid with white mouthpiece of white metal, 4in. long, cylindrical bowl, white metal, attached by inlaid strips of metal, gin. long. Brought by Captain Sherard Osborn. (Ostyak.) [ 1 2.]

metal

;

wood;

Pipe, [13.] Similar to No. 7. Pipe, [ 14.] Similar to No. 7.

bowl of bone, (Tongoosk.)

|in.

diameter.

fin.

diameter.

i3|in. long.

wood

bowl, of brass, 8Jin. long. (Tongoosk.) :

Pipe, wood; bowl with cover, mounted with [15.] copper, and with brass ornaments ; wooden stem, carved with spirals. fin. long. Brought by Mr. Seebohm from the 7 Yenesa)'. [

16.]

Pipe, iron

\m. square; ends

bowl

|in.

diameter; middle of stem 11 ^in.

(Tongoosk.)

long.

[17.]

middle of 1

;

cylindrical, square part engraved.

7 in. long. [

18.]

Pipe, iron; bowl stem |in. square, (Tongoosk.)

ijin.

polygonal; ends polygonal.

diameter,

engraved

;

Pipe, iron; bowl |in. diameter; in cloth cover

ornamented with beads.

15}, in. long.

133I

(Tongoosk.)

Asiatic RrssiA. 19.]

[

(]].{.)

Pipe; stem and bowl of dark red wood

piece, inlaid with brass wire; bowl, i]in. diameter,

amber mouthpiece

with silver; (Kirghese.)

i|in.

iS^in.

long.

one

mounted long.

Pipe; stem and bowl of dark red wood; bowl diameter; silver mounts to bowl and end of stem

[20.] i|in.

gMn.

inlaid with brass wire.

[21.]

(Kirghese.)

long.

Pipe; bowl i|in. diameter; silver lyiin. long. No. 20. (Kirghese.)

mounts;

inlaid, etc., as

Pipe; bowl i|in. diameter; brass mounts; No. 20, and with discs of pearl shell. 6|in. long.

[22.] inlaid as

(Kirghese.) Cigar-tube, isAin. long; inlaid [23.] (Kirghese.)

witli

brass wire.

Pipe-bowl, red wood; silver mounts ; bowl [ 24.] octagonal, with cylindrical fluted base. 3in. long, 2in. high, I Jin. diameter. (Kirghese.) [

25.]

Bowl,

silver

mounts, inlaid with brass wire

long, 2jin. high, ifin. diameter. [

inlaid

26.]

Pipe with two bowls

with

brass

wire (Kirghese.)

9jin. long.

silver

;

4in.

(Kirghese.) ;

bowls,

^Jin.

diameter,

mounts and mouthpiece.

Pipe with three bowls; bowls, lin. diameter, [27.] united in one socket, ornamented with silver bosses, silver wire, and with silver mounts ; niello on socket cherry-stick 2oin. long. stem. (Caucasus.) ;

[28.]

Pipe

;

bowl with

neillo;

wooden stem

long.

(Caucasus.) [

29.]

Bowl, red wood

mented with

niello.

silver

mounts and

silver wire,

with silver chain and pricker,

;

silver

long,

2jin.

isjin.

mounts and cover orna-

2in. high,

liin. diameter.

(Caucasus.) [

30.]

and brass 6|in. long.

Pipe

;

ring at

bowl of black wood, inlaid brass mount, bottom stem, an iron tube, tapering. ;

;

(Caucasus.)

Pipe, with stem i8Jin. long; composed of [31.] Siberian stones, 20 pieces jaspers, rhodonite, obsidian, etc.; bowl, meerschaum, 3iin. high, 3iin. long, 2|in. diameter silver mounted. (Ekaterinburg, Oural.)

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

;

Cigar -tube, silver; stem composed of nine [32.] tubes and beads of rock crystal, agate, beryl, amethyst, etc. ; mouthpiece, jasper. 8iin. long. (Ekaterinburg, Oural.) ['34]

Asiatic Russia.

(B.f.)

Cigar-tube, of seven pieces of jasper and two of 4jin. long. (Ekaterinthe centre a jasper ring. burg, Oural.) [

33.]

rhodonite

[

;

Pipe

34.]

;

cylindrical

straight,

stem,

bands of gold and silver bowl, gold and throughout being ornamented with neillo

silver

;

piece, i^in. long.

with spiral the silver ;

amber mouth-

;

(Caucasus.)

i4in. long.

three sides gold Cigar-tube, hexagonal, straight [35-] chased, three sides silver ornamented with neillo ; amber mouthpiece, liin. long. gMn. long. (Caucasus.) ;

Cigar-tube, octagonal ; four sides chased gold, [ 36.] amber mouthpiece, cylindrical, 2 ^in. four silver with neillo 6 Jin. long. (Caucasus.) long, I in. diameter. ;

Cigar-tube, silver, ornamented with niello. [ 37-] (Caucasus.) long, Hin. diameter.

silver

;

Pipe

44.]

;

stem,

[

gold

ground;

with blue silk (Caucasus.)

dark wood, cylindrical

curved

;

bowl, lined and mounted mouthpiece; with bowl for cigar. i4iin. ;

;

silver

and

stem, wood, inlaid with mother-of-pearl bone and wood inlaid with brass bowl, clay, high mounts of bowl and cover of bowl, silver leaves chain and pricker; amber mouthpiece. 23-^-'in. long.

Pipe

45.]

and bone 4|in.

fine niello;

(Caucasus.)

fin. long.

finely inlaid all over with silver

with silver; amber long. (Caucasus.)

filigree

embroidered

amber mouthpiece.

;

covered with very

4fin. long.

Cigar-tube

43.]

[

;

4|in.

Sj^in. long.

Cigar-tube;

[42.]

amber mouthpiece.

with niello; parcel-gilt.

silver,

Cigar-tube, silver

[41.]

amber mouthpiece.

[

long.

;

Cigar-tube, [40.] (Caucasus.)

silver

ferrules,

7|in.

with niello.

silver,

long.

two

;

amber

Cigar-tube, cherry wood both ends cased with lojin. long. (Caucasus.)

39.]

[

dark wood mouthpiece.

body,

Cigar-tube ; [ 38.] of silver, with niello; (Caucasus.)

6|in.

;

Pipe stem, wood upper part curved and flat[ 46.] inlaid with bone, pearl shell, and brass tened amber 24in. long. (Circassia.) mouthpiece. ;

;

[

piece.

47.] 2

Pipe

;

in. long.

inlaid with pearl ('Circassia.)

bss]

and brass;

ivory

mouth-

Asiatic Russia.

(B.f.)

Stem, black wood; incised; [48.] white metal. i8iin. long. (Circassia.)

Unci

Pipe red clay bowl wooden [ 49.] attached by leathern thong; peasant's pipe, (Georgia.) ;

;

JAVA AND SUMATRA.

with

filled

stem

bowl

;

long.

is^in.

(E.g.)

Pipe, brass; bowl and middle of stem ornamented [ I.] with curious interlaced ornament and knobs knobs in high relief. 33in. long; bowl, ain. diameter. (Batta, Sumatra.) ;

Pipe, brass; similar to No.

[2.]

29in. long.

for pricker.

Pipe, brass; similar to No. 3iiin. long. (Batta.)

[3.]

and

i; with short chain

(Batta.)

i; with brass chain

pricker.

Pipe, brass; bowl, "hammer-headed;" diameter [4.] of bowl, 2jin., of base, i|in. length of bowl and base, sjin. ;

i8|in long.

(Batta.)

Pipe; stem, brass, ornamented in middle like bowl, wood, 9in. high, 2Mn. diameter; "hammerheaded ; " inlaid with small rectangular brass plates ; brass chain, with iron pricker. 2 gin. long. (Batta.) [

No.

5.J

Tobacco-pouch, leather; with heavy bronze chain,

[6.]

long; and

2oin.

brass mount,

steel,

6in. x i|in.,

iiin. x i5in.

with richly ornamented

(Batta.)

Opium

Pipe, bamboo; bowl, earthenware, enwhite metal ; clip and socket white metal with belt of inlaid ornament round stem. 9|in. longxiAin. diameter. From Kendie Tempoerveng. (Borneo.)

[7.]

veloped

[

;

Opium

8.]

stem, brass.

Pipe

bowl, steatite

;

Tobacco Pipe and

[9.]

socket at end of

;

i6^in. long.

cigar-tube

reeds, 3oin. long, connected by of horn, loin. long.

;

composed of

bends of horn

Tobacco Pipe; made entirely of [10.] receptacle, pine shape. Sin. long, 2in. diameter. [11.] tacle,

gin.

diameter

;

Tobacco Pipe; long, at

6in. diameter,

2in.

entirely of black

diameter;

bowl,

jin.

black horn; 24^in. long.

horn; receplong,

bottom of mouthpiece, flower of agin. long.

['36]

four

mouthpiece

;

six

i|in. petals,

Java and Sujiatka.

(B.g.)

Tobacco-pipe; cnLirely of black horn; receptacle, [ I 2.] each, 5in. 8iin. long; bowl jm. long; two flowers on stem ;

diameter.

44in. long.

Pipe, wood, with bark on; bowl parallel with two faces carved at base of bowl whistle on stem string of wooden beads attaching cover, isin. long. (Java.)

[13.]

stem

;

Pipe, wood, with bark on; bowl [14.] stem; four faces carved on bowl, i sin. long.

parallel with

(Java.)

Pipe, wood, with bark on; bowl parallel with [15.] stem ; two faces carved on base of bowl ; two birds on cover string of wooden beads. i3in. long. (Java.)

Pipe, wood, with bark on; bowl parallel with at top of stem. i4J,in. long. (Java.)

[16.]

stem; whistle

Pipe, wood, with bark on; bowl parallel with [17.] stem. i3in. long. (Java.)

Bowl, wood, with bark on

18.]

[

;

three faces carved.

(Java.)

BETEL-NUT CUTTERS AND BOXES.

(B.b.)

Betel-nut Cutter, entirely of iron cutting blade, inlaid with brass; knobs at end of handles.

[ I.]

;

broad;

3in.

i2in. long.

(India.)

Betel-nut Cutter body, brass, perforated, and ornamented with imitation stones ivory plaques on handles. [ 2.]

;

(India.)

8-Mn. long.

Betel-nut Cutter; body, brass, terminating at one end in peacocks' heads ; cutter, 6-Mn. long. (India.)

3.]

[

end

in animals, the other

straight.

[4.]

Betel-nut Cutter; body, brass; semi-circular guide octagonal handles, with knobs. ; 6iin. long.

for steel cutter

(India.)

[5.]

hinged;

[6.]

Betel-nut Cutter; body, brass; cutter, steel; lower handle a curved knife, siin. long. (India.) Betel-nut Cutter;

mented with

foil

;

lower handle.

let into

body, brass, perforated, orna; curved knife, with catch

round handles 6in. long.

Betel-nut Cutter, steel body chased ; handles of

[ 7.]

head

;

(India.) ;

hinge silver,

form of dragon's

chased.

6in. long.

(India.)

[137]

Betel-nut Cutters and Boxes.

(B.h.)

Betel Box, amboyna wood, with drawer contains [ 8.] turned wooden boxes, with covers. Sin. x 4|in. x 3in. ;

five

high.

(India.)

Betel Box, lac, with three compartments and the lime and spices; Tamil. 5 fin. high, diameter. (From Rangoon.) [9.] betel nut,

ChunamBox;

[10.]

3|in. diameter.

[11

brass globular

;

plain

flat

for 6in.

bottom.

(India.)

to 18.]

Eight stoppered Bottles; containing areca

whole and crushed chunam, (lime,) cardamum, and areca, crushed and mixed and catechu. These are the ingredients of the mi.xture used by tlie Nawab (betel-nut),

;

Nazini, of Bengal,

and were given by him

19.]

Chunam

Bottle, 6'Jin. x 2in. diameter.

[20.]

Chunam

Bottle, 6fin. x i|in. diameter.

21.]

Chunam

[

The above

are of

Bottle, 6fin. x a^in. diameter. bamboo, engraved with bands of ornament,

the hnes being filled with black. [

22.]

human

Chunam

Box, carved in wood in form of head, forming the box ; eyes of pearl ; face, loin. high, 2|in, diameter.

figure

tattoed.

;

Chunam Box, carved in wood in form of fullhuman figure, jfin. x 2in. diameter. Brought by Captain Denham with No. 16 from Solomon Islands. [

23.]

;

length

Chunam Box; a gourd, i2in. long, i|in. [ 24.J diameter, with iron rod, io|in. long, with wooden handle, 4in. long. (Humboldt's Bay, New Guinea.)

Chunam box; a flattened gourd, 2in. high, [25.] diameter; covered with beautiful incised ornament, filled in with black.

3iin.

A Woven Grass Case, containing two bamboo [26.] tubes for holding betel and chunam ; each with ornament in incised lines, blackened, sin. long x i|in. diameter. Brought by Captain Denham, from Solomon

islands.

Chunam Box, [27.] Batta ornament, incised, and liin. diameter. (Sumatra.)

bamboo; filled

with characteristic 3|in. x with black.

Hashish Box, silver; repousse; hinged-lid; [28.] for attachment, sides fluted; top and bottom with circles of flattened beads, repoussd 2in. diameter, i^in. ring

high.

(India.)

[138]

PIPE CASES. Pipe-case,

[ I.]

carved

ebony

;

liinged

two pipes

to contain

;

21 in. long.

over.

all

(B.o.)

Pipe-case, ebony ; hinged ; lid missing ; bottom top and sides carved with flowers and foliage. 2 2|-in.

[ 2.]

plain long.

;

Pipe-case,

[3.]

top, bottom,

and

wood, for two pipes; in middle of bands of elaborate ornament in low

sides,

23Ain. long.

relief.

Pipe case, wood ; hinged for two pipes in low relief; stem, cylindrical,

4.]

[

;

head

;

and back carved

plain.

2 2|in. long.

two

pipes;

Pipe-case, wood, for two pipes ; [ 6.] with foliage on all sides ; brass mount at end.

hinged

Pipe-case, papier-mache,

[5.]

lac inlaid with pearl,

for

black

iplin. long. ;

lac,

26|in. long.

Pipe-case, ivory, for two pipes; lion on cover; [7.] mica undereach side elaborately carved and perforated ;

neath.

long.

Pipe-case, ivory, for two pipes;

[8.] figure of

in.

man smoking

for hanging.

;

carved

all

over

;

on top

hinged

full

length

ring at

;

end

2oin. long.

Pipe-case, ivory, cylindrical; hinged; head 2iin. [9.] X 2in. ; for two pipes ; lignum vitre foot ; elaborately carved all over. ii|in. long, ifin. diameter. Pipe-case, soft wood, for two pipes, with slides [ 10.] two ends and middle of stem carved with zig-zag ornament.

;

33iin. long. [

II.]

full length Pipe-case, soft wood, for three pipes 342in. long. ;

of stem carved with zig-zag ornament. [ 1 2.]

tassel [

Pipe-case, soft wood, for three pipes at end. 3 Sin. long.

;

wooden

and ring 13.]

Pipe-case, tortoise-shell

on head of case grotesque head

and

in ivory.

All the above Pipe C.ises are Settlements.

ivory, for

from the Dutch East India

For other Pipe Cases see A.O.

[139I

two pipes;

21 in. long.

@â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jlfrtca.

gecfio^t

NORTHERN

AFRICA.

(O.a.)

Pipe, wood; bowl 5111. long, 2fin. high, 2|in. [ I.] diameter, octagonal, inlaid with brass wire, imitation coral, and with black stone in front stem, cylindrical, inlaid in ;

same manner mouthpiece, nem, Algeria.) ;

ivory.

sgJin. long.

(Mostaga-

Pipe-bowl for four smokers, wood, 3iin. diameter [ 2.] standing on base 94in. high, 5?,in. square; base and shaft carved ; ornamented with brass wire, coral beads, and mother-of-pearl.

(Mostaganem.)

Pipe-bowl, wood, square, 2iin. x 2Mn., with cover, high; inlaid with brass wire; palm trees on sides. (Mostaganem.) [

3.]

[

4.]

5 -Jin.

Pipe-bowl, wood, in form of shoe, yin. long, sjin.

high; inlaid as No.

(Mostaganem.)

Pipe-bowl, wood, in form of slioe, sMn. long, 2in. socket for stem projecting from heel. (Mostaganem.)

[5.]

high

;

Pipe; bowl, wood, inlaid with brass wire and [ 6.J coral beads, 2 Jin. high, ijin. diameter; stem, ivory, black and white, fin. diameter, inlaid with metal points. 2oin.

(Mostaganem.)

long.

[ 7.]

No.

Bowl, wood: lower part globular and fluted; inlaid 4in. high, 2jin. diameter. (Mostganem.)

Bowl, wood octagonal in middle, cylindrical at [ 8.] (Mostatop; inlaid as No. 3. 2|in. high, 2|in. diameter. ;

ganem.) Bowl, wood ; octagonal in middle, cylindrical at [ 9.] (Mostatop; inlaid as No. 3. ajin. high, 2]in. diameter.

ganem.) [140]

Northern

Africa.

(C.a.)

Bowl, wood octagonal sides, inlaid with plates [ 10.] 3in. high, ijin. diameter. of mother-of-pearl and brass wire. ;

(Mostaganem. II.]

[

high,

I'l'm.

Bowl, wood, octagonal; inlaid as No. (Mostaganem.)

2|-in.

diameter.

Bowl, wood; cylindrical at top, tapering down [12.] and enlarging to octagonal bottom panels inlaid with pearl, (Mostahaliotis, and brass wire. 4in. high, 3in. diameter. ganem.) ;

[13.]

wood, octagonal;

Bowl,

belt

relief; panels inlaid with pearl, twisted wire,

(Mostaganem.)

high, 2in. diameter.

3;^in.

[14.]

round centre in and coral beads.

down

Bowl, wood, tapering

parallel lines of twisted wire

;

inlaid with close

iron hinged cover.

;

2|in. high,

(Mostaganem.)

i|in. at top.

Bowl, wood, tapering downwards ; with spreading [ 15.] base I fin. diameter ornamented with brass, laid on, and (Algeria.) liin. high, ijin. diameter. with brass beads. ;

Pipe; bowl, red pottery, iMn. x ifin. ; covered filigree; stem, two silver tubes, iiin. and 2 7 in. long. long, green velvet between silver chains. 16.]

[

with 5 in.

fine silver

;

(Algeria.) 17.]

[

Pipe; small metal bowl; stem,

i3Mn. long. 18.]

[

silver,

repousse.

silver,

repousse.

(Tunis.)

Pipe

bowl

;

ih'm. x lin.

;

stem,

(Tunis.)

28^in. long.

Pipe; bowl, vegetable ivory, i-l'm. x i|in. [19.] diameter, carved, two Moorish faces ; reed stem 4in. long. (Morocco.) Pipe; bowl, vegetable [20.] diameter, in form of Moorish figure

ivory, ;

2-|in.

lin.

reed stem gin. long.

(Morocco.)

two

Bowl, vegetable ivory, liin. x [21.] length figures. (Morocco.)

Pipe clay bowl lin. x -Jin. turned wooden horn mouthpiece 2in. long. gin. long. Used by the

22.]

[ -

carved with

2in.,

full

stem

;

poorer Moors for smoking keef. 23.]

[

i^in.

;

Pipe,

reed stem 4 Jin.

[24.]

(Tangiers.)

vegetable ivory

rough exterior

;

Kabyle Pipe; bowl, red

wooden stem

;

2in. x

(Algeria.)

with bark on.

ii.'.in.

[141']

pottery,

long.

iin. x

iMn.

;

NouTHF.RN Africa.

(C.a.)

Kabyle Pipe; bowl, red pottery, i|in. x i|in. [ 25.] Sin. long. curved wood stem with red clay mouthpiece.

Kabyle Pipe; bowl, black

[25*.] straight stem, 26.]

[

4in.

long

;

wood

with bark.

pottery, lin. xiin.

S^in. long.

Bowl only, black pottery, 2in. high, lin. diameter, handsomely modelled cap of brass wire. ;

[

27.]

Bowl, black pottery,

[

28.]

Bowl, red pottery, fluted.

29.]

Bowl, red

[

;

[30.]

diameter.

2Mn. x

2^in. long.

glazed pottery, 2in. high,

3Mn.

long.

Bowl, white pottery; upper part of bowl with 4in. high, 2in. long, lin. diameter.

stars in blue.

[31.]

2in., fin.

Bowl,

wood,

carved.

3|in.

high,

2in.

long,

ifin. diameter.

Bowl, red pottery [ 32.] 2fin. high, ijin. diameter.

;

Bowl, brown pottery [33.] bowl. 2in. high, i|in. diameter. [

34.]

three sides.

lower part of bowl fluted. lozenge-shape imprints on

;

Bowl, black pottery square foot, notched on 2iin. high, liin. diameter. ;

Bowl, red pottery; small square foot. [ 35.] i|in. diameter. [

36.]

Bowl, brown pottery

;

3in. high,

2Mn. high,

fluted, gilded.

lin. diameter.

[37.] diameter.

Bowl, red pottery; (Kabyle.)

polished; iMn.

fin.

bowl

i]in. x i|in.

8Mn. long; bowl

i^in. x ijin.

[38.] (Gizeh.)

Pipe, black clay, fm.

[39.] (Gizeh.)

Pipe, black clay,

[

high,

long;

Pipe, black clay polished surface, octagonal stem, 40.] (Gizeh.) 4iin. long. ;

curved.

Pipe, red clay ; cylindrical stem, tapering. [ 41.] (Gizeh.) long; bowl i|in. x i^in.

[42.] diameter. [

43.]

Pipe, red (Gizeh.)

clay;

sin.

long,

Pipe, red clay, 4iin. long.

2|in.

high,

7iin.

lin.

(Gizeh.)

Six bowls, black clay, trumpet-mouthed; variously ornamented with foliage and chequers. (Assouan.) 3in. high, 2fin. diameter.

[441049.]

[142]

Northern Africa.

(C.a.)

Bowl, red clay; foliage in relief on sage-green [50.] ground. 4in. high, 3iin. diameter. (Assouan.) Bowl, similarly ornamented.

[51.] diameter. [

high,

Bowl, ornaments in relief on blue ground. (Assouan.)

52.]

Bowl

53.]

;

upper part incised. 54.]

[

low

2J;in.

diameter.

2|-in. [

3iin. high, 3;|in.

on base of bowl ornament

in high relief,

2|in. high, 2|-in. diameter.

(Assouan.)

Bowl, red clay bowl covered with ornament in high, 2 fin. diameter. socket incised. 3 in. ;

relief,

(Assouan.)

Twelve

[551066.]

pottery, eight red pottery.

small Pipe-bowls; (Kabyle.)

WESTERN AFRICA. Gourd

[ I.]

bowl inserted (Loando.)

Gourd

[2.] diameter.

four

black

(O.b.)

Pipe, studded with brass nails; small clay middle. igin. long x gin. diameter.

Pipe, with clay bowl.

igin.

long x 4|in.

(Loando.)

Massive Pipe of black clay; stem, 8|in. long, 2in. [ 3.] diameter upon it serpent in high relief bowl inserted in upper side of stem and attached by cord through perforation. (Loando.) ;

;

Pipe; bowl, iron; 6in. long x i|in. diameter; [4.] rim of bowl turned over and notched at bottom of bowl an iron fork to thrust into the ground to support the pipe while smoked stem, wood, ornamented with eight leathern tassels; leathern thong carrying iron pricker, yin. long. 38in. long. ;

;

Bowl, red clay, polished incised lines from top [ 5.] bottom bottom of bowl bound with iron wire ; socket for stem of snake skin. 6iin. high, lUn. diameter. (From ;

;

the Niger.)

Pipe bowl, black clay, 4iin. x 2in. diameter; at [ 6.] bottom, grotesque face side of bowl covered with incised diagonal lines; stem, of cane. 35in. long. ;

;

Pipe; bowl, black clay, 4in. long; in form of two [ 7.] horns stem, reed, with five bands of silver wire and six of gold wire mouthpiece, silver s^in. long, with bands of coiled ;

;

silver wire.

33in. long.

(Ashantee.)

[U3]

Western

[Sand

lo.]

Two

with dots and 4in. X 3|in. (Ashantee.)

leopard,

Pipe-bowl,

[11.]

relief

form

of bird, incised (Ashantee.)

long x 3iin. wide.

red

clay;

Pipe-bowl,

[12.] in

clay;

4in.

3^in. X i|in.

foot.

(C.b.)

Pipe-bowls, red clay; in form of incised lines filled with white.

Pipe-bowl, red

[9.]

lines filled with white.

peaked

Africa.

and incised;

globular bowl; (Ashantee.)

red

clay;

ornament

globular

double-peaked

double-

3|in. x i|in.

foot.

(Ashantee.) Pipe-bowl, red clay; carried by elbow brackets; (Ashantee.) siin. x 2in.

13.]

[

and ornamented,

incised

Three Pipe-bowls, red clay, globular; [ 14 to 16.] incised lines filled with white. 3fin. to 2 Jin. x liin. to i:Jin. (Ashantee.) Pipe-bowl, red clay, cylindrical; [17.] projecting notched pyramids. (Ashantee.)

[18.] incised.

I Jin.

rows of

four

Bowl, red clay, with four large cones dotted and (Ashantee.)

Bowl, cylindrical; dotted and incised. [19.] (Ashantee.)

4f in. x

Bowl, cylindrical, with four large cones on bowl [ 20.] (x\shantee.) dotted and incised. 3iin. x lin. [

21.]

Bowl, globular; incised and dotted.

3jin. x i|in.

(Ashantee.) [

22.]

Bowl, in form of a

3iin. x 2|in.

shell.

(Ash-

antee.)

Bowl, globular; incised and dotted. [23.] (Ashantee.) [24.]

Bowl, globular;

2fin. x i|in.

4in. x i|in.

(Ashantee.)

"Fan" Pipe, red clay; polished; bowl, 2|in. [25.] long X 2 fin. high, bands at top ; wooden stem, 2 A in. long. [

Bowl,

"Fan" Pipes; "Fan;" black clay.

" Pipe,

26 to 30.]

[31.]

Five

similar to No. 25. 2in. x 2|in. high.

Fan with cover; wooden stem. 2iin. x [ 32.] 3jin. high. The ''Fan" Pipes have Bowls at right angles to, and in the middle of, the stem. [33.]

Pipe,

i|in. X 2fin. high.

red clay; (Eatonga.)

wooden

[M4]

stem,

ifin.

long.

Western Africa.

(C.b.)

cased with hide;

Pipe, red clay; lower part [34.] 2Mn. x 3|in. stem, 2 Jin. long.

wooden

Bowl,

[35.]

black

[36.]

2|in. long,

Bowl, black clay; globular.

[38.]

3in. long, 2in. high.

Bowl, red clay, globular;

(New

2in. long, 2in. high.

high.

2 in.

peaked

Bowl, red clay; curved socket, [ 37.] 2]in. long, i-iin. high.

socket.

bands of

curved;

socket

clay;

ornament on bowl and stem.

cylindrical

[39.]

Bowl, globular, 2]in. long, il'm. high. Pipe,

black

middle

;

straight

Calabar.)

[40.]

long,

clay, 2iin.

downwards bowl, with wooden stem 2|in.

heel, curved

in front.

;

2in.

fruits

high; large relief

Pipe, black clay, 2in. long, i|in. high; [41.] stem, engraved, 6Jin. long.

round

wooden

Pipe bowl black clay, 2in. long, 2in. high [ 42.] stem with bark on, giin. long bowl has three bands of chequers impressed. (Cameroons.) ;

;

[43.]

Bowl, black clay

long, 2|in. high. [

stem

44.J

boy strangling a serpent. (Dahomey.)

Bowl, brass, with lid, carved with diagonal

ijin. x

4in. long,

Bowl, brass, 2in. [45.] serpent on each side in relief.

long,

(New

[47.] wide. [

Bowl, black clay (Cameroons.)

[49.]

ijin.

wooden

;

Calabar.)

high;

;

and

Calabar.) long,

ijin.

high; 2in. x

female figure with arms

Pipe, red clay: bowl 2in. i7in. long, turned, incised,

wooden stem parts.

Jin.

figure playing guitar.

;

48.]

kimbo.

(New

lines.

Bowl and Stem, brass, siin. [46.] serpents on bowl. (New Calabar.) 2 in.

2|in.

;

long,

ijin.

high;

and coloured red

(Bonny.)

[ 50.] loin. long.

[51.]

Pipe, red clay

;

wooden stem

;

similar to

No. 49.

(Bonny.)

Pipe;

wooden stem

bowl

red

clay,

i3in. long, incised.

2in.

long,

i|in.

high;

(Bonny.)

Pipe; Bowl, red claj', 2in. x i^in. turned [52.] stem, isfin. long; inlaid with white metal; mouth;

wooden

piece, white metal.

(Bonny.) [145]

Western Aikica.

(C.b.)

Bowl, black clay, iVm. long, 2|in. high; two [53.] bowls united at base; wooden stem, ifin. long. (Liberia.) Pipe, black clay;

[54.]

bowls

three

united

bowl

2|in.

wooden

base;

2in.

high;

2}in.

long.

long,

stem,

(Liberia.)

[55.]

mented with

Bowl, black clay; 2]in. long, rings.

high; orna-

2-^in.

(Liberia.)

[56.]

Bowl, gray clay;

[57.]

Bowl, gray clay; 2fin. x

4in. x 4in.

(Liberia.).

i-iin.

(Liberia.)

Knife, with curved blade, gin. long; wooden [58.] handle, roughly carved ; and circular wooden tray, 7in. diameter x |in. thick, for cutting tobacco. (Lagos.)

[59 to 61.] Three Pipes; wooden stems, half black, turned. 62 to 76.]

[

from

Fifteen Bowls

;

Bowls, light (Lagos.)

red

clay;

red, yellow, or black clay

3in. to lin. x 2in. to lin. long, all

ornamented.

(Lagos.)

Pipe-stopper or Plug, 2in. long, lin. diameter, [77.] black wood ; grotesque head, with long ears, and with ring in nose. (Ambriz.)

Three Bowls, red clay, 2?,in. high, 2^in. [ 78 to 80.] long, i|in. diameter, with flat rims, 2|in. diameter; quartered by black and white lines. (The Nussi Tribe, River Niger.) Bowl, red clay, polished, 4in. high, 2iin. diameter, [ 81.] with pattern of vertical and horizontal lines ; square base.

Bowl, black clay, 3-Jin. high, lin. diameter, [ 82.] tapering to a point; set at an acute angle to socket; socket,

trumpet mouth.

Bow, red clay, 4iin. x 3iin. diameter ; trumpet socket for stem, siin. long ; connected with lip of bowl by a buttress ; small rings impressed. 83.]

[

mouth

;

Two Bowls, red clay, 2in. high, liin. [ 84 and 85.] diameter tapering upwards to fin. diameter; small chequer, incised on lower part. (Ambriz.) ;

Four Bowls, red [ 86 to 89.] ijin. X lin. diameter. (Lagos.) [90.]

Black

clay,

fully incised with foliage

front

;

5iin.

and gray

clay,

2in.

high, 2^in. diameter; beautiin

and ornament"; and coat of arms

cover and mount white metal. [146]

NILE VALLEY. Gooboo Sobat Pipe;

I.]

[

(O.C.)

large clay bowl, iiin. long;

stem, cane mouthhorn, attached to stem by skin of antelope's leg; cotton cords carrying stopper made of pith of aloe, and a

bottom end protected by cup of hide

;

piece,

wooden rammer.

35 Mn. long.

Bowl similar to bowl of No. [ 2.] lines scratched on surface chequerwise. ;

but rather smaller;

Djour, or Gooboo Sobat Pipe bowl, clay [ 3.] cane; mouthpiece, a small gourd, attached by hide. ;

;

stem,

41 in.

long.

Pipe of the

[4.]

bands of

lines at

Mundo

bottom

tribe; bowl, red clay, polished, attached to stem by hide, stitched;

;

stem, cane.

Djour Pipe; bowl, red clay, polished; curved [5.] 23in. stem; mouthpiece, wood, fixed to stem with hide. long.

Dinka Pipe bowl, red clay, polished, attached [ 6.] to stem with hide stem bound round from end to end with narrow iron binding of extreme thinness, varying in width ;

;

from yV'"- to xVin.

mented bowl

;

similar to

;

tassel of iron

No.

but with orna-

beads from bowl.

23in. long.

Dinka Pipe; stem, a gourd, 26in. long x 3in. clay bowl, ornamented at base, attached to stem

[8.]

diameter by hide.

31 in. long.

Dinka Pipe

[ 7.]

;

32in. long.

Nile Valley Pipe black clay bowl, with socket [ 9.] of hide stem, wood, cylindrical, bound with iron and copper 2oin. long. in bands. ;

;

Dinka Pipe

bowl, red clay, polished, fixed to a long socket of hide movable wooden mouthpiece, forming a chamber in which bark fibre is saturated with tobacco juice, a " quid " from which is given as an act of hospitality ; leather cap to mouthpiece, fastened by cotton cord. 31 inches long. [

stem

10.]

of soft

;

wood by

;

in form of human figure with a carved in hard red wood ; ears large, with radiating holes for straws ; head hollowed to serve as bowl at back of neck a short tube to attach mouthpiece ; belly

Djour Pipe,

[11.]

monkey's

face,

;

and back

[12.] [

12 in. high.

tattoed.

13.]

Djour Pipe.

Similar to No. 11.

Gooboo Sobat Pipe Bowl, red

of hide for stem

;

chequer of incised

long.

[147J

lines

clay, with socket

on bands.

8in.

Nile

(C.c.)

Vai.liov.

Bowl only of Sisha Pipe, in form of double cone [ 14.] placed point to point ; at the junction are five projecting studs or arms, ornamented with incised lines and dots, 3.} in. X i|in. diameter. 4^'m. x jin. Sisha Pipe, with wooden mouthpiece bowl same [ 15.] No. 14. ornamented with stamped dots in circles, and in bands round top and bottom hide socket bowl 3in. x liin. ;

;

Sisha Pipe

16.]

[

bowl

;

4in.,

stem

sin. long.

Consul Pellierick says of Pipes No. 14, 15, and 16, " they are used for smoking through mill;." Tliey are from 5° N. Latitude.

Tobacco-Stopper, wood, 7 Jin. long, |in. diameter; [ 17.] top female head, carved. (Gooboo Sobat.) 18 and ig.]

[

incised.

7 in.

Two Gooboo

Sobat Pipe Bowls, roughly

long.

All the above, from No. i to No. 19, were collected by Consul Petherick during his travels in Central .»\frica.

Gooboo Sobat Tobacco-box, of light-coloured box cased with hide and with hide cover 7in. long, diameter ; with wooden stem, shod with iron, to fix in 20.]

[

wood 3in.

;

the ground.

Total length

2 5iin.

Gooboo Sobat Tobacco-box, of light-coloured [21.] Avood box 7in. long x 2in. diameter, cased with hide and with hide cover ; stem of dark hard wood, shod with iron. Total length 2slin. ;

Djour Pipe clay bowl, 6in. long ; cross-hatched ; [ 22.] attached to wooden stem by hide socket wooden pricker, with 24in. long. cotton cord. ;

;

[

rude

23.]

pijie

Pipe, clay; bowl

— stem and bowl

and stem

cylindrical,

—

one piece a very bowl 2 J in.

sl'm. long,

X lin. diameter.

Gooboo Sobat Pipe; bowl, clay, 7in. long; [24.] cross-hatched with incised lines ; stem cane mouthpiece a gourd bowl and mouth])iece attached to stem by sockets of ;

;

hide.

29in. long.

(jooboo Sobat Pipe; bowl, red clay, 6in. long; [25.] mouthpiece a gourd, loiin. long; stem of cane; bowl and mouthpiece attached to stem by sockets of hide twisted ;

cotton cord for carrying. [26.] diameter.

33in. long.

Pipe, wood, stained black; bowl, loin. x 2iin. (From the White Nile.)

34iin. long.

Pipe-bowl, black clay, in form of negro's head; [ 27.] with socket of hide. 4iin. x sin. wide. (From White Nile.)

[148]

Nile Vaij.ev. [

28.]

Sobat

Clay-bowl,

(C.c.)

(From

long.

4iin.

the

Gooboo

tribe.)

Pipe, 3sMn. long bowl, 4in. x sUn- high ^ ain. stem of cane ; mouthpiece, an iron black clay tube, 5in. long; attached to stem by socket of hide. (Cen29.]

[

diameter

;

tral Africa.)

Pipe, 3iiin. long; bowl, clay, with double heel; [ 30.] (Central Africa.) stem, wood, with hide casing, loin. long.

[31.] [ 32.] 2|!n. high.

33.]

[

Pipe-bowl; similar to No. 30. Clay-bowl

;

diagonal lines incised.

Mburukan pipe wooden

covered with hide

;

2iin. long,

bowl, iron, in socket of wood, stem. 2oin. long.

;

Pipe ; bowl, plain, of iron, set in a carved dish of bowl, 2in. high x i-Mn. diameter. 3SMn. long.

34.]

[

wood;

[35.]

Pipe, dark coloured clay, 4in.

[36.]

Bowl of

similar pipe; 2jin. x liin. diameter.

[37.]

Bowl of

similar pipe;

[38.]

Bowl

long; bowl,

2in.

high.

only, black

2in. high, ifin. diameter.

clay,

iMn. x

ijin.

diameter;

fluted.

SOUTHERN

AFRICA.

(O.d.)

Kaffir Water-pipe bowl, green sepentine, siin. diameter upper part globular, lower cylindrical, connected by four rectangular brackets in relief, carved from the solid; tube, cane, i2in. long, entering obliquely a koodoo's horn, polished, which forms the water receptacle, 25iin. long; the base of the horn being the mouthpiece. [ I.]

;

X 3in.

;

Kafifir Water-pipe ; bowl, green serpentine, 3iin. [2.] diameter, with two ears for attachment by leather thongs to tip of ram's horn, the water receptacle ; horn, 9iin. long; tube, a reed, 7 J in. long.

X 2 in.

[310 10.] Eight Bowls for Water pipes, serpentine, from 4jin. to 3}in. high, and from 2|in. to i|in. diameter; carved with oblique bands crossing each other spiral and zig-zag grooves rows of conical knobs, etc., etc. No. 8 a double bowl. (Kaffir.) ;

;

[149]

Southern Akkica. Bowl

[ii.]

for

(C.d.)

tobacco pipe, green mottled serpentine,

2 Jin. X 2 Jin. diameter; excessively thin, with deep thin web, (Kaffir.) or keel-like projection, from front of bowl to back.

Bowls, serpentine, of various colours; in resembling No. 11. No. 17 of wood.

12 to 17.]

[

form and

size

Pipe, green serpentine, |in. diameter ; bowl [ 18.] forming a half-circle 3-iin. wide ; stem, horn, 4in. long (Kaffir.) brass mounts. Pipe, serpentine, brown and yellow; raised flat [19.] panels on sides; bowl, curved in semi-circle, 2h'm. wide; stem, horn, 4in. long; brass mount. (Kaffir.)

Pipe, serpentine, brown mottled ; bowl, curved 2in. wide, with finger-ring at bottom

20.]

[

No. 19, 3|in. high, carved from the solid as

horn stem

;

4in.

long

;

brass mounts.

(Kaffir.)

Pipe and stem cut from a single piece of grey [21.] serpentine ; bowl 2iin. long x fin. diameter ; stem in three straight pieces at different angles, cylindrical, with bands incised with cross hatching. (From the Mooi River, Kaffir.) Transvaal.

2 in.

Pipe;

[22.] high ;

stem,

bowl of silver,

5 in.

and

white,

cap and chain

silver.

serpentine,

long

;

gi'een

(Kaffir.) [

23.]

dark green [

24.]

;

Pipe, bowl and stem in one piece, of serpentine, bowl 2|in. high ; stem 4jin. in. long. (Kaffir.)

and stem

Pipe, bowl

one piece

purple; bowl if in. high; stem 3in. long.

;

serpentine,

(Kaffir.)

Pipe, bow! and stem in one piece, serpentine, [ 25.] dark green, unpolished bowl 2|in. high stem sMn. long ;

;

stem, at bowl, of

[26

to 30.]

same

;

thickness, tapering to iin. diameter.

Five Bowls, serpentine, with short stems.

Form copied from Dutch

(Kaffir.)

clays.

Bowl, serpentine, rudely formed. lin. x [ 31.] Closely resembling pre-historic pipes of N. America.

lin. x |in.

(Kaffir.)

Pipe, hard red wood, witli box for tinder carved [ 32.] from the solid; bowl 2Un. long; cover and pricker attached by chain. 7in. long. (Kaffir.)

[33.] thick

stem.

;

Pipe,

wood; bowl,

stem 4|in. long

;

a disc,

2|in. diameter,

iron pricker 6in. long,

(Kaffir.)

[150]

fitting

lin.

into

Southern Africa.

hard wood, 2Mn. long; stem liin. long.

Pipe, carved in

[34.]

(C.d.)

bowl

liin. high: "cut-water" front; reed [

2?,in.

" Amakosa " Pipe with 35.] long, inlaid with white metal ;

One [

of the bowls

36. J

;

plugged whilst the other

smoked.

"Amakosa" Pipe

with white metal

[37.]

two bowls, wood bowls stem 6in. long. (Kaffir.)

;

; bowl, wood, 2in. high, inlaid stem and base of bowl of same metal.

"Amakosa"

inlaid with stars

Pipe; of white metal

wood,

bowl,

stem

;

3 Jin. high, long, with six

yin.

ferrules of brass.

Ten "Amakosa" Pipes; bowls, wood; [ 38 to 47.] Nos. 38 and 39 inlaid with white metal No. 40, stem bound with wire. (Kaffir. ;

[

50.]

to 50.] (Kaffir.)

high.

Three Bowls, wood,

Bowl, wood,

4in. x 2in.

long x

2in.

Pipe, wood; bowl, 5in. x 2in. diameter, with in semi-circle stem and end of neck bound brass wire ; bowl lined with iron. 3oin. long.

[51.]

neck curved with

;

(Bechuana.) Pipe, wood; similar to No. 51. [52.] bowl, 4in. X 2in. diaineter. (Bechuana.)

25fin. long;

Pip^i wood; bowl, 2jin. x 2in. diameter, tapering [ 53-] to base; plain stem; similar to No. 51. [

54.]

xiiin. (Bechuana.) liin.

[S5-]

Wooden ;

straight

Pipe,

Pipe

;

stem,

bamboo,

bowl, at nearly a right angle, 2oin. long. white metal tip.

28in. long,

a small bamboo tube, lin. smaller end. (Madagascar.)

high,

2in.

diameter; bowl, i4jin. from

inserted at

Pipe, in form of tomahawk, with curved narrow stem, light coloured wood bowl, mouthpiece, socket and blade, white metal ; length of blade and bowl. Sin. 24|in. long. [

blade

56.]

;

[ÂŤ5i]

^ectioxx

5 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jlmexnca.

PRE-HISTORIC PIPES.â&#x20AC;&#x201D; ANCIENT MEXICO. [

Pipe, terra-cotta

I.]

;

bowl a human head, 2Mn. high,

with i)eaked beard, curving forward

stem cylindrical.

(D.a.)

;

ear with ex])ancd lobe

;

7in. long.

Bowl, terra-cotta; human [2.] forehead and face. 2^in. high.

head with

This and the preceding are admirably modelled, and arc

full

wrinkled

of character.

bowl a grotesque animal head, Pipe, terra-cotta [ 3.] with large eyes and beak, 2 Jin. high, 2in. diameter ; polished gin. long. stem, flat on under side. ;

Pipe, terra-cotta

[4.]

long

;

upper jaw broken.

;

bowl,

an animal's head,

3in.

6in. long.

Pipe, terra-cotta; bowl 3in. high, ifin. diameter, [ 5.J glazed bowl and upper side of stem dark brown, under side red ; incised lines on stem, and thee concentric circles 6in. long. incised on side of bowl. ;

[

Bowl, with part of stem, terra-cotta, 3in. long, diameter; with fillet round bowl and along

6.]

lin. high, i]in.

upper side of stem. Pipe, terra-cotta, red glazed; bowl 2iin. high, zin. [ 7.] diameter, tapering towards top and towards bottom ; incised under side of stem flat.

Bowl, with part of stem;

4in. long, 3in. high, i^in. incised lines on stem, and three concentric circles, incised on sides of bowl. [

8.]

diameter

;

terra-cotta

;

Bowl, curved laterally, terra-cotta, siin. long, broad; flat base; painted in brown with circles and chequers, on white ground. [9.]

Jin.

[

10.]

Bowl, with part of stem;

rich red; bowl 6in. high, liin. diameter; flat. 5.Un. long.

terra-cotta,

glazed;

under side of stem,

Pre-historic Pipes

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Ancient

Mexico.

(D.a.)

[ii.] Bowl, with part of slum; bowl, 2in. x lin. diameter, stem with flanges at sides and incised; three concentric circles incised on sides of bowl. 2|in. long. 12.]

[

Bowl, with part of stem, terra-cotta, glazed, i|in. ; bowl a grotesque head with flat beak. 4Mn.

high, liin. wide long.

[13.] high,

Bowl, terra-cotta, dark grey, not glazed, ifin. diameter.

Bowl, with part of stem, terra-cotta bowl, 2in. x 14.] diameter; body of bird stem glazed. 4iin. long.

[

;

i|in.

;

[

2in.

Jin.

15.]

high

;

Bowl, with part of stem, terra-cotta, sin. long, form of bird.

Pipe, terra-cotta, grey and light brown bowl diameter; upper part of stem broad and flat, with incised lines ; on sides of bowl two concentric circles. [

16.]

;

3in. high, i-^in.

7 in. long.

2 in.

Pipe, terra-cotta, light brown; bowl 2Un. high, [17.] diameter, tapering towards mouth and towards bottom.

6|in. long. [

18.]

Fragment of stem,

terra-cotta,

long,

2in.

-Jin.

diameter. Tlie above are from the private collection of the late Maximillian.

Emperor

MOUND

PIPES.â&#x20AC;&#x201D; PRE-HISTORIC. NORTH AMERICA. (D.b.)

5in.

Cast of Pipe; grotesque head above bowl. [ I.] (Georgia.) long; bowl, 3in. high, lUn. diameter. [

2.]

; dog, sin. long, carved 2iin. long; bowl, 2|in. high.

Pipe, in hard black stone

in relief, clasping bowl.

See Neander's Tabacologia 1626, for engra\ing. [

3.]

Bowl,

pink limestone,

sjin. high, liin. square.

(Miami River, O.) [

4.]

of deer. [5.]

(From

Bowl, part

of,

black limestone

;

form of head

2|in. long, ijin. high, liin. wide.

Bowl,

Silver

light

Run, West

stone,

i-l'm.

high,

i^in.

diameter.

Virginia.)

[iSSl

Pre-historic Pipesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; North America.

[6]

P)0\vl,

or drilled.

3in.

(D.b.)

grey rjuartzitc unfinished; not hollowed high, i|in. diameter. (Western Reserve, ;

Western Virginia.) Bowl, fine sandstone sides grooved obliquely. (Middleport, Meigo Co., O.)

7.]

[

;

2|in. high, i|in. diameter.

Bowl, fine sandstone incised. (Chester Hill, Morgan Co., O.)

8.]

[

Bowl,

[9.]

limestone.

high,

2|in.

high,

3in.

;

diameter.

2^in.

diameter.

i|in.

(Washington Reserve, Kanawa River, West Virginia.) Bowl, dark veined .slate, sfin. (Eaton, Preble Co., O.)

[10.]

long,

ijin. x

i|in. diameter.

Bowl, whinstone.

II.]

[

i^m. high,

i|in.

diameter.

high,

i|in.

diameter.

(Toronto.

Bowl, black stone.

12.]

[

2in.

(Tennessee.)

Bowl, black limestone, with belt of incised

13.]

[

2fin. high, liin. diameter.

Bowl, black stone, in form of chisel. [ 14.] ^in. X Jin. diameter. (Newark, O.) [15.] I

Bowl, sandstone;

fin. high, lin. diameter.

incised with (Proctor, O.)

Bowl, limestone [16.] of stem completed. 2iin. long. (Ohio.)

drilling

lines.

(Marietta, O.)

;

drilling of

oblique

lines.

bowl only begun

high,

2|in.

liin. long,

;

diameter x

i;Jin.

Bowl, light coloured clay. i|in. high, lin. [ 17.] diameter, i^in. long. (River Tennessee, near Chattanooga.) [

18.]

Bowl, coarse clay; deeply incised, ifin. high, (Grass Island, Ottawa River.)

i|in. diameter, 2fin. long. [

19.]

[

Bowl, dark red stone; bowl hollowed; stem not iMn. diameter. (Ohio Valley.)

ifin. high,

drilled,

20.J

Bowl, brown

(From Shenandoah [21.] 2|in. long. [

2^ in. long, |in.

Bowl, black stone. i-Jin. high, (Chattanooga, Tennessee.) Bowl,

diameter.

steatite.

4Ain.

high,

lin.

2iin.

diameter,

square,

sin.

(Shenandoah Valley, Va")

long. [

3|in.

22.]

clay.

Valley, Va.)

23.] high,

Bowl, i|in.

incised ; diameter, 3|in.

steatite

Georgia.)

[154]

all

over

long.

chetjuers.

(Near

Rome,

Pre-historic Pipesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; North America. 24.]

[

25.]

[

black stone, polished, diameter, 5in. long.

cylindrical

Pipe,

2in. high, i|in.

Pipe, stone.

4iin. long,

(D.b.)

stem.

bowl 2|in. high,

fin.

diameter. [26.]

flat, broad, Pipe, black stone with rim at top long; bowl i fin. high, lin. diameter. ;

tri-lobed stem, siin.

(Tennessee River, near Chattanooga.) Bowl, rude head of bird in front of bowl. [ 27.1 (Western Pennsylvania.) long, lin. diameter. [28.] figures

and

Bowl,

whinstone

two

;

2|in.

tortoise in relief.

full

length

high,

liin.

3in.

kneeling diameter.

(Near Niagara.) 29.]

[

in form of turtle one fin broken. (McMinsville, Warren Co.)

Pipe, steatite

lin. long, 6in.

wide.

;

in form of frog. Pipe, sandstone [ 30.] (Boone Co., Kentucky.) shin, long, 4 Jin broad.

sin.

high,

Pipe, fine grey limestone, in form of frog. [ 31.] (From Ohio River.) high, 4in. long, 2fin. wide.

2i-in.

;

[32.]

Pipe, dark stone; part of bird.

long, i|in. broad.

(Mound

liin. high, 3in.

City, Ohio.)

Pipe, light coloured stone ; part of bird. [ 33.] high, 3iin. long, ijin. wide. (Mound City, Ohio.)

[34.]

Pipe,

[

3S-]

[36.] fin. wide.

part

(Mound

of bird.

[ I.]

high,

lin. high, 3^in.

(Lebanon, Ohio.)

Pipe, reddish limestone.

lin. high, 3iin. long,

(Miami.)

NORTH-AMERICAN INDIAN. catlinite.

i|in.

City, Ohio.)

PipSj black limestone or slate.

long, lyin. wide.

dark stone;

long, ijin. wide.

3:Jin.

2in.

(D.C.)

Bowl, black stone, inlaid with white metal and 44in.

high,

ifin.

diameter,

2|in.

long.

(Ojib-

be.way.)

[2.] diameter. [

3.]

ajin. long.

[4.] ifin. long.

Bow^l, grey steatite.

4in.

high,

2in.

long,

liin.

(Nootka Sound.) Bowl, green stone. (Nootka Sound.)

$l'm.

Bowl, grey stone. (Greenland.)

2|in.

L155]

high,

ifin. diameter,

lin.

diameter,

North-American

Bowl, black stone, inlaid with white metal. (Greenland.) diameter, 3in. long.

5.]

[

high,

ij|in.

white metal Sfin.

;

[7.] 2in. long. [

;

bowl

3in.

wood dark stone, inlaid with stem attached by reindeer sinews. Full length

Pipe, with stem 'of

[ 6.]

(D.c.)

Indian-.

2in. high, -fin.

;

(Greenland.)

diameter, i|in. long.

Bowl, black stone. (Greenland.)

2|in. high, |inch diameter,

Bowl, black stone.

2in. high, ^in.

8.]

diameter, 2in.

long. 8 have short stems, cylindrical or flattened, willi a perforated. The bowl rises from middle of stem, with small neck, and is largest at base.

Nos.

I lo

web below, sometimes

Bowl, dark grey stone. [9.] 3]in. long. (Sioux.) [

10.]

Bowl,

2 Jin.

high, |in. diameter,

i|in. high, lin. diameter, 3iin.

steatite.

long.

[11.]

Bowl, grey

steatite.

i|in. high,

stem 3-4in. long, square, with web (Chippeway Indians, Lake Superior.)

lin.

above,

octagonal, perforated.

Pipe, black stone, with head of elk and beaver, length ; bowl iMn. high, |in. diameter, 2in. long; stem, carved. (Canada.)

[ 1 2. J

ii-Jin. full

wooden

Pipe, dark stone; two beavers and two smaller [13.] animals on bowl, in relief; wooden stem, carved. 3fin. high, (Canada.) ifin. diameter.

Bowl, dark stone circular stem, grooved. 2 Jin. diameter, 4 J in. long. (Chippeway Indians of Superior.)

[14.] high,

Lake

;

Jin.

[15.]

ring below bowl. (Iroquois Indians.)

Bowl, grey stone, coloured;

2 Jin. high, i|in. diameter, 4in. long.

Bowl, grey stone, coloured brown stem carved, [ 16.] and with perforated web. 3|in. high, ijin. diameter, 3|in. long. (Chippewa Indians, Lake Superior.) ;

Bowl, grey stone [17.] boldly fluted. 2Ain. high, (Iroquois Indians.) [18.]

Bowl,

gTey

;

bowl, stem, and web, beneath, i|in. diameter, 34in. long.

stone;

octagonal;

square

stem,

web beneath, long.

perforated. 3iin. high, ijin. octagonal, 4jin. (St. Francis' Indians, below Montreal.)

Bowl, grey stone, partly coloured red; octa[19.] gonal; 3^ in. high, i Jin. diameter, 3in. long. (Iroquois Indians, opposite Lachine.) 156]

North-American Indiax.

(D.r.)

Bowl, grey stone, coloured red. 3in. high, i [20.] diameter, 3] in. long. (Iroquois Indians, near Lachine.)

Jin.

Bowl, grey stone, coloured red. 3in. high, iยงin. [21.] diameter, 3iin. long. (Iroquois Indians, near Lachine.)

Bowl, grey stone, coloured red ; bowl and stem [2?.] web, with three perforations. 3in. high, ijin. octagonal, S^in. long. (Iroquois Indians, near Lachine.) fluted,

Bowl, grey stone, coloured brown stem, square, [23.] 2|in. high, cut in steps. diameter, 3Mn. long. ifin. (Iroquois Indians, near Lachine.) ;

[

24.]

wood; bowl 2in. high, curved stem 6in. long.

Pipe,

head, with hat

;

diameter, (Ottawa.)

lin.

human

Pipe, wood; bowl 2^in. high, iMn. diameter, [25.] face on bowl ; curved stem 7Mn. long.

human [

26.]

two bears and two dogs on

Bowl, white stone;

bowl, in relief (Indians on the

2in. St.

high,

lin.

diameter,

2;^in.

wide.

Lawrence, below Quebec.)

Bowl, stone, coloured black wigwam, figures, [ 27.] and animals, grouped. 2|in. high, 2in. wide, 3-Mn. long. (Indians on the St. Lawrence, below Quebec.) ;

[28.] bear, cat,

coloured black; eagle, monkey, grouped. 2|in. high, ijin. (Indians on St. Lawrence, below Quebec.)

Bowl,

stone,

and dog,

wide, 3in. long.

relief,

Bowl, hard black stone two beavers, reHef 2:^in. high, iJin. wide, siin. long. western side of Lake Superior.) [29.]

;

and (Upper

fox,

bird, in

Pipe, black stone, with wooden stem. 2|in. [ 30.] high, lin. diameter bowl 3 Jin. long. (Chippewa of Pem;

bina, Minnesota.)

Pipe, stone; stem with silver tube and silver [31.] chain 4in. long; horn mouthpiece; bowl ifin. high, fin. diameter. (Chippewa Indians, Red River, Minnesota.)

[32.]

Bowl, serpentine;

high, fin. square.

[33.]

Bowl, wood, inlaid with white metal.

ifin. diameter, 5 fin. long. [34.]

Bowl,

stem. 2-|in. high, Indians.)

[35.] 4|in. long.

zig-zag lines incised.

2|in.

(Chippewa Indians.)

dark i^rin.

3in. high,

(Chippewa Indians.) perforated web diameter, 4 Jin. long.

stone,

Bowl, dark stone,

(Chippewa Indians.) [157I

ajin.

high,

on part of (Chippewa

i|in. diameter,

Nor'ih-Amkkican 36.]

[

side.

3in.

Indian.

(D.c)

Bowl, dark stone, six-sided, with web on upper high,

diameter, 3fin.

i^in.

(Chippewa

long.

Indians.)

Bowl, dark stone; deep web perforated on [37.] 3in. high, 4iin. long. sided stem. (Chippewa.) 38.]

[

Bowl,

dark

stone

perforated web on both. Lake Superior.) [ 39.] 4jin. long.

stem

square

;

human

;

(From Pembina, Red

bowl,

(Chippewa,

3in. high, 6in. long.

Bowl, dark stone

and

six-

head.

high,

2in.

River.)

Bowl, dark stone ; human head, with pointed 40.] 2|in. high, 5in. long. (Chippewa Indians.)

[

ears.

[41.]

recumbent

Bowl,

dark

stone,

figure in relief

with

inlaid

on stem.

metal;

white

3in. high, 5|in. long.

(Sioux. 42.]

[

stem, and

Bowl, black stone

human head

;

female figure in relief on

in bas-relief

on bowl.

high,

slin.

(Probably Pawnee.)

4iin. long.

Bowl, whinstone ; human faces on back and [ 43.] front of bowl. 2|in. high, S^in. long. (Greenwood Lake,

New

Jersey.)

[44.] in front

Pipe,

wood

of bowl.

4-^in.

;

bowl, a female head

;

sitting figure

high, 14 Jin. full length.

Bowl, dark gray stone; elaborately inlaid with [45.] white metal. 4^in. high, 7 fin. long. (Probably Pawnee.) Pipe, catlinite ; stem [ 46.] high, 7|in. long. (Minnesota.) [

47.]

Bowl,

catlinite, in

and bowl octagonal

form of canoe,

;

ifin.

2}in.

high,

sin. long.

48.]

Bowl,

49.] (Sioux.)

Bowl,

[ [

[

high,

50.] I

in.

catlinite.

2jin. high, 4|in. long.

whinstone.

high,

3jin.

long.

Bowl, catlinite, in form of diameter.

human

head,

ifin.

long.

(Pro-

Bowl, [51.] bably Sioux.)

catlinite.

2^in.

Bowl,

catlinite.

4in. high, 7 Jin. long.

[52.] Indians.) [53.] long.

(Sioux.)

2|in.

high,

2fin.

Bowl, catlinite; six-sided stem.

(Sionx.)

[158]

(Kansas

3in. high, sfin.

North-American Indian.

(D.c.)

Pipe, catlinite ; with plain stem, 54.] 5|in. high, i|in. diameter, io|in. long.

[

long.

Bowl, catlinite [ 55.] 3|in. high, sin. long.

Bowl,

[57.]

(Sioux.)

beaver in relief on square stem

;

stem and bowl (Upper Missouri.)

Bowl, catlinite;

[56.]

high, 5|in. long.

wood, 2oJin.

fluted.

2fin.

(Probably

2in. high, 3^in. long.

catlinite.

;

Siou.x.)

Bowl, catlinite

58.]

[

head-dress.

3in.

;

4Mn.

high,

form of female head, with (From Pike's Peak,

long.

Rocky Mountains.) [59.] drilled.

Bowl,

2^-in.

60.]

Bowl,

[61.]

Bowl,

[

only

catlinite;

roughly-shaped,

not

high, 2fin. long. 2in. high, 32in. long.

catlinite.

front in

catlinite;

form of lance.

3in.

high. Sin. long.

[62.]

Bowl, catlinite; inlaid with white metal. (Sherman's Pass, Rocky Mountains.)

2in.

high, 3|in. long.

Bowl, catlinite [ 63.] (Sioux, Platte River.) [

64.]

Bowl,

catlinite

;

inlaid.

beautifully

;

[65.]

Bowl, catlinite;

high, 9|in.

long.

with white

inlaid

(Sioux Bruleds.)

3fin. high, pin. long.

metal.

4in.

inlaid.

3|in. high,

6|in.

long.

(Sioux.)

[66.]

Bowl, catlinite; inlaid.

[67.1

Bowl, catlinite;

long.

[

bowl

3iin. high, sfin. long. inlaid.

3|in.

high,

6in.

(Sioux.)

68.]

Tomahawk

three tassels of feathers pattern. igMn. long.

; lozenge-shape iron blade stem, stained incised with lozenge Belonged to Strong-bow, Chief of

Pipe

;

Seneca Indians.

Tomahawk Pipe, iron ; stem, dark wood, with [ 69.] four bands of brass wire ; mouthpiece inlaid with white metal; a hole with screw on edge of blade, in whicl to fix a plume, igiin. long. Tomahawk Pipe, iron plain da.-k [70.] i8|in. long. groove, at mouthpiece. ;

[71.]

Tomahawk

mouthpiece, flattened.

Pipe, iron; plain dark 26in. long.

wood stem; wood stem;

NORTK-A.MKKH AN InIHAN.

(D.C.)

Tomahawk V\\>e, iron; plain dark wood stem, [72.] pointed at mouthpiece hatchet stamped " Holtzappfel " on one side, on other side " B.O." (Board of Ordnance) with ;

broad arrow.

22in. long.

This Pipe w.is doubtless supplied to the Indians by the English Government during the American War.

Tomahawk Pipe, iron; cylindrical wooden stem, [73.] turned at mouthpiece hatchet notched at edges bowl, ;

;

octagonal.

2oin. long.

Tornahawk Pipe, iron; stem, light wood, flattened 74.] stained, inlaid with white metal ; \Yhite metal mouth[

and

23|in. long.

piece.

Tomahawk Pipe, iron dark wood stem, inlaid [ 75.] with silver in lozenges and bands ; mouthpiece pointed, tipped with silver. From a Shawnee chief, Kansas. 2i^in. ;

long.

Tomahawk Pipe, iron; with spear-point in front [ 76.] hatchet engraved, on one side an Indian striking a white man with a tomahawk bowl, polygonal dark wooden stem, ;

turned. [

;

i2^in. long.

77.]

Tomahawk Head,

iron.

7iin. long, ajin. broad.

Spear-shaped, like No. 68. [

78.]

Tomahawk

engraved with leaves.

Head,

brass,

6fin. long,

2 jin.

with steel broad.

edge

;

Wooden pipe with flat stem, carved from one [ 80.] piece ; stem perforated and ornamented with brass nails ; bowl, a human head, lined with white metal. 2 Bin. long. Stem only, wood; carved in bands of spirals; [81.] woman's scalp attached. Belonged to Hole-in-the-day, a chief of the Chippewas. 82.]

Pipe

83.]

Pipe

31 in. long.

bowl, black stone, 4in. long stem, light ; [ wood, cylindrical, end cut into five cones. 32iin. long. [

;

stem embroidered of hair attached. [

84.]

bowl, catlinite, inlaid with white metal over with dyed porcupine quill; tufts 35in. long. (Upper Missouri.)

all

bowl, catlinite, inlaid with white metal, Sioux or Pawnee ; wood, perforated, 34Ain. longx2Ain. broad.

Pipe

;

and having the end faced with metal

make; [

stem,

85.]

Pipe,

with stem

;

bowl, catlinite,

plain,

j^in.

wooden stem, 38in. long, i|in. wide; isiin. ornamented with dyed porcupine quill, plaited, and having tuft of moose hair attached. long;

L160J

North-American Indian. [86.]

cow

Pipe;

bowl,

and a

(D.c.)

long;

loin.

catlinite,

buffalo

behind the bowl; weighs 2lb. 150Z. with stem, 2 gin. long x 2 fin. and 2^in. wide ; painted black bands. (Pawnee.) before,

calf

;

Pipe ; bowl, catlinite, inlaid with white metal, 87.] long; stem, wood, 34in. longx2^in. and 2in. wide;

[

yin.

i6in. of [

stem perforated.

88.]

Pipe

;

bowl, dark stone, inlaid with white metal

and catlinite, 6in. long; stem, 3oin. long, 2in. wide, of wood. Chippewa. (Pembina, Minnesota.)

plain

Pipe; bowl, catlinite, 4iin. long; flat wooden [89.] stem, 32in. long x 2^in. and i^,in. broad; perforations gin. (Sioux.) long covered with dyed porcupine quill, plaited. ;

Pipe; an unusually large bowl, catlinite, iO'|in. [90.] long X sfin. high, plain; stem, wood, 27]in. long x ijin. wide; gin. of stem carved in a spiral. [91.]

wood,

Pipe; bowl,

cylindrical

;

catlinite,

[92, 93, and 94.] 2oin., i7in., i4Ain. long.

Pipe

Stem,

wood,

[95.]

Pipe

plain;

S^in. long,

stem,

incised with spiral lines.

Stems,

i2in.

wood, long;

cylindrical.

with

tuft

feathers.

and 97.] Pipe Stems, wood, 8f in. x [ 96 ornamented with dyed bark.

5iin.

long;

NORTH-AMERICAN INDIANS OF NORTH PACIFIC COAST.

(D.e.)

The following

nineteen Pipes are in hlaek days/one, or slate, arc elaborately carved ivith the most singular and grotesque devices ; human and animal forms being grouped The Pipes from and involved in extraordinary modes. No. I to No. ig are entirely free from the influence of Europeafi civilization, which has modified the character of

and

those following

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

[ I.]

Pipe.

S^in. long, sin. deep, lin. thick.

2.]

Pipe.

io|in. long, 2in. deep, |in. thick.

[3.]

Pipe.

i3in. long, 3{in. deep, iin. thick.

[4.]

Pipe.

4in. long, 2|in. deep, liin. thick.

[

[161J

North-American Indians of North Pacific Coast. [5.]

Pipe.

i8in. long, 3|in. deep, iin. thick.

6.]

Pipe.

8]in. long, ifin. deep, iin. thick.

[ 7.]

Pipe.

6Un. long,

[8.]

Pipe.

6Mn.

[9.]

Pipe.

yiin. long, 2|in. deep, i^in. thick.

[

10.]

Pipe.

Sjin. long, 4-Mn. deep, ii"- thick.

[

II.]

Pipe.

i4Mn. long,

[

sin.

deep, fin. thick.

long, 2^in. deep, i|in. thick.

4in. deep,

J,in.

thick.

[

12.]

Pipe.

6in. long, s^in. deep, lin. thick.

[

13.]

Pipe.

42in. long, 2in. deep, |in. thick.

[

14.]

Pipe.

2|in. long, i^in. deep, |in. thick.

[15.] tail

(D.e.)

Pipe;

in contact.

[16.]

a shark bent into a 3in. high, i;|in. thick.

Pipe,

wood;

shark,

circle;

similar in form

head and to

No.

15.

2|in. high, i^in. thick. [

long,

17.] I

[

in.

18.]

19.]

Pipe, stone;

with bowl on back. [20.]

fish's head; stem, wood, bowl, 2iin. long, i|in. diameter.

Pipe; bowl, in form of

cylindrical; full length, 6in. [

3Mn.

Pipe, black stone, in form of cockle shell. thick.

Pipe,

;

human

figure

on hands and knees,

3in. long, 2|in high.

stone;

representing cordage and tackle.

8|in. long, 2|in. high, |in. thick. [

21.]

Pipe; 7fin. long, 3|in. wide,

[

22.]

i4in. long, 4in. wide, ^in. thick.

[

23.]

i7|in. long, 2|in. wide, fin. thick.

[

24.]

i4jin. long, 4|in. wide, |in. thick.

[25.]

iin. thick.

7|in. long, 2in. wide, fin. thick.

The above

pipes, Nos. 21 to 25, are in black stone, and are elaborately carved, with involved groups of figures and ornament. [

26.]

Pipe, black stone; bowl, a human head figure cylindrical stem. 9in. long, 2^in. wide. ;

on horseback on

Pipe, black stone bowl, a [27.] with basket, seated on cylindrical stem. ;

human head; man Qin. long.

Pipe, stone bowl a human head [ 28.] an ice-saw, on cylindrical stem. 8.Un. long. ;

[162]

;

figure

working

North-American Indians ok North Pacific Coast.

(D.e.)

Pipe, stone; bowl a human head; bird sitting on [ 29.] cylindrical stem ; in front of bowl a whistle in white metal :

mouthpiece of white metal.

io];in. long.

Pipe, stone ; bowl cylindrical, plain ; upper half [ 30.] white metal , stem Jin. square in middle, and cylindrical at each end; mouthpiece white metal. loin. long.

[31.] in

Pipe, stone

bone frame.

;

and house, with

figures

glass

windows

lafin. long, 3Mn. deep, fin thick.

Pipe, [ 32.] inlaid with bone.

stone

two houses with glass windows,

;

i3in. long, sin. high, fin. thick.

Pipe> wood two houses of bone with a tree [ 33-] between them, upon a boat, inlaid with black and white bone. lyin. long, 4fin. to top of chimney. ;

and

Pipe, wood ; a house of bone with glass windows, [ 34.] large box upon a boat, carved in wood, inlaid with bone.

iSJin. long, 3fin.

[35-]

in.

high, to top of chimney.

Pipe, bone;

wooden stem

bowl

2in,

high, lined with iron;

3|in. long.

Pipe Bowl, bone, with bevelled brass [ 36.] ziin. high, lin. diameter, 2in. long.

mount,

Pipe, wood, in form of bird; bowl in back, of [37.] brass; painted red and black. 4|in. long, 2in. high, ifin. broad.

[38.]

Pipe,

wooden stem

2in.

wood,

in form of bird; full length, long; bowl in middle of back.

[39.]

Pipe, black stone

[40.]

Pipe,

from stem.

;

wood; bowl

English form. a

human head,

5-|in.

;

5Jin. long. scroll rising

4hin. long.

Bowl, wood ; bird's claw, holding an egg. [ 41.] high, 3in. diameter, 7in. long.

shin.

Bowl, wood; heel brass bevelled mounts; [42.] running lengthwise. 2in. high, il'm. diameter, 3-|in. long. [

man [

Pipe, wood ; bowl, iron ; on back, figure of a 43.] kneeling. 2|in. long, liin. high, ijin. wide. 44.]

and one

Pipe, stone

vertical, at side

bowl, with three horizontal bars, 2iin. high, of bowl; bowl broken.

;

2^in. wide.

[163]

SOUTH AMERICA. [ I.]

long,

fin.

(D.f.)

Pipe, Palo Santo (Holy wood ;) straight, i3|in. square at larger end, liin. square at smaller.

In large end is a conical hole in which to insert a roll of tobacco leaves at small end a reed mouthpiece. Two sides incised, with large serpent, leopard and cub, great ant bear, and another animal. The other sides with circular and rectangular designs the lines being filled with white brass Roll of tobacco-leaves with pipe. nails. (Used by Payagua

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

;

Chiefs, Paraguay.)

human

[ 2.]

Pipe,

wood

high,

i^in.

diameter;

3in.

;

figure sitting, rudely carved.

carved

wood

stem,

7^in.

long.

(Paraguay.)

Instrument for taking Niopo snuff. [ 3.] 6f in. long. double tube made of bones of a bird, united to a short The double tube tipped with small nuts these single tube. are applied to the nostrils, while the other end is dipped into (Madeira River, Brazil.) the snuff.

;

Pipe bowl, black clay, touched with gold stem middle and ends painted ; mouthpiece, lead. sft. (Amazons.)

[4.]

a reed long.

;

Pipe, with clay bowl ; bow! touched with gold [ 5.] 4o|in. long. (Amazons.) reed stem, painted. [6.] [

7.]'

Pipe stem, 4oin. long; painted. Pipe stem, painted.

24Mn.

long.

(Amazons.) (Amazons.)

Pipe stem made of the wood of a tree called [ 8.] i5iin. long. Tacuari; tipped with lead; painted at ends. (Indians of Caripi, River Para.) ;

[164J

Section ยง. AUSTRALIA AND POLYNESIA. bamboo, 33iin.

(E.a.)

3in. diameter; the diameter, inserted at 4in. from end tuft of emu feathers stem and bowl ornamented with incised lines. (Cape York.) [

Pipe,

I.]

bowl, a

bamboo

tube,

gin.

long,

fin.

;

Pipe, bamboo, 24|in. long, 2in. diameter; the [2.] bowl, a bamboo tube, 4in. long, lin. diameter, inserted at 2in. from end; ornamented with incised lines. (Cape York.) Pipe, bamboo, 17 Jin. long, 2in. diameter; the [3. J bowl, a bamboo tube, sin. long, fin. diameter; ornamented with incised lines. Pipe, bamboo, 3oin. long, 2in. diameter; the [4.] bowl, a bamboo tube, 4in. long, lin. diameter, 4in. from end; ornamented with incised lines ; plain bowl. From " The Challenger" Expedition. (New Caledonia.)

Pipe, bamboo, 33lin. long, i|in. diameter; bowl [5.] missing; orifice for bowl 3in. from end; 4in. at one end, 6in. at the other end, covered with incised ornament, the space between plain. From the "Herald" Expedition. (New Guinea.)

[6.]

Bowl, bamboo,

sin. long, i|in. diameter.

Pipe, of brown, hard wood, a small missile club; [ 7.] in the apex of the head is a shallow cavity, Hned with iron, forming the bowl a small hole leads from the bottom of it ;

the side.

i2Jin. long.

Head,

2fin. diameter.

(Samoa

Tonga ?)

Bowl, of sperm whale's tooth (?); 2fin. high, diameter;. carved with two full-length figures in relief on each side of bowl, and two similar figures on base of bowl; belts of incised ornament round bowl. (Marquesas.) [8.]

i-Jin.

Pipe bowl of sperm whale's tooth (?); 2|in. high, diameter carved two seated figures in relief at base of bowl; stem, a bird's wing-bone. i3in. long. [9.]

;

|in.

;

wood square box, with cylinof bowl carved with jiarallel lines and zig-zag ornament ; carved ornament in relief on front of bowl. I fin. high, i-Jin. wide. (New Zealand.) [

[

Bowl,

10.]

drical tube

II.]

with iron.

;

soft light

;

sides

Pipe, light 34in. long.

wood;

in form'of

(Fiji Islands.)

sword; bowl lined

"godacco iBc^CB. Tobacco-box, copper, silvered, oval; arabesque [ I.] of flowers and leaves in low relief covering the whole surface. (Dutch.) 4 Jin. X 4in. Tobacco-box, enamel, oblong; flowers

[2.]

on top and bottom on sides, pattern in blue, on (Chinese.) black on yellow. 4fin. x 2|in. Tobacco-box, shagreen, oblong,

3.]

[

[4.]

[

lions

;

and

mounted.

silver

(Dutch.)

5^in. X 2|in.

peaked

colours

white,

;

Tobacco-box, tortoiseshell, oblong ends of mounted. sMn. x 2lin. x 2iin. high. ;

lid

silver

5.]

Tobacco-box, wood, oblong

with figures in relief;

; on lid, three medalbuildings on sides and ends.

6in. X 2iin.

Tobacco-box, wood, oblong [ 6.] carved on top and bottom ; ornament on [ 7.]

feasting

;

scenes

6in. x 2|in.

sides.

Tobacco-box, wood, oblong ; carving on top, on bottom, the sacrifice of Isaac. 6in. x 3in.

feasting scene

;

Tobacco-box, wood, oblong ; on lid, a figure and anchor on bottom, a feast and man smoking, in high relief. 5 Jin. x 2Mn. [8.]

;

puzzle box Tobacco-box, wood, oval on lid, medallion with sportsman and dog, surrounded by foliage in high relief, sin. x 2 fin. [9.]

;

oval

[ I

o.]

Tobacco-box, birch bark, circular

with figure of old (Stockholm.) [ II.]

woman

4iin. X 3in.

[12.] inscription.

;

lid

impressed

sin. x 2jin.

high.

Tobacco-box, japanned ware,

glass in centre of lid

your Pipe

taking snuff,

will

light,

;

oval, with burning inscription, " Bright Sol through this

and help old age

to read

and

write."

(Birmingham.)

Tobacco-box, 4in. x 3|in.

japanned ware, (Birmingham.) [,66]

oval;

similar

Tobacco Boxes. Tobacco-box, japanned ware, oblong; on lid, party of peasants arriving at wayside inn (Birmingham.) 5 Jin. x 3 Jin.

[13.]

waggon

picture of carousing.

;

Tobacco-box, japanned ware, oblong; on lid, King William II., of Nether-

[14.]

picture of funeral procession of lands. 5 in. X 3in.

Tobacco-box, copper, oblong; on lid, Jonah and [15.] the whale; on bottom, Jonah preaching. 6?,in. x i-Jin. x i.Un. (Dutch.)

Tobacco-box, brass, oblong; body, copper; lid [16.] engraved with five circular medallions of men and women bottom, with similar medallions ; inscriptions on side. (Dutch.)

Tobacco-box; top and bottom brass: sides, [17.] copper lid elaborately engraved, the story of Ananias and inscriptions, Dutch, Sapphira bottom also engraved ;

;

yin. X

;

fin. x ijin.

[18.] Tobacco-box; top and bottom brass; copper sides; engraved on top, Mary Magdalen and our Lord on bottom, our Lord in the temple on sides, figures of the Apostles. ;

;

6iin. X 2|in. x iiin.

(Dutch.)

Tobacco-box; top and bottom brass; sides, oblong top engraved, the City of Delft; on bottom,

[19.]

copper

;

(Dutch.)

siin. x 2-|in. x i^in.

a shield,

[20.]

by madams [21.]

Tobacco-box, brass, oblong on top, engraved, on bottom, shield and inscription, " To smoke is impolite." 6in. x 2|in. x lin. (Dutch.) ;

view of Briel

;

Tobacco-box,

husbandmen [22.]

work

;

oblong; engraved on lid, 6in. x 3in. x lin. (Dutch.)

brass,

inscriptions.

Tobacco-box,

inscriptions engraved.

brass,

oblong;

6iin. x i|in. x i^in.

calendar (Dutch.)

and

Tobacco-box, brass, oblong; engraved; on lid, [23.] female figure in centre, and four small figures, separated by inscriptions on labels on bottom, female figure under a canopy, and other figures. (Dutch.) 6fin. x 4in. x ijin. ;

[

24.]

lid,

Tobacco-box, brass, oval; gilt inside lifting lid dials engraved inside lid, movable plate female figure at bath inscription around edge. ;

four

engraved

;

6fin. X 4in. x liin.

;

(Dutch.) [167I

;

Tobacco Boxes. Tobacco-box, copper, oval; lifting lid; top [25.] engraved with shield and armorial bearings; bottom with interlaced monogram ; covered with engraved arabesque. (Dutch.)

Tobacco-box, brass, oval engraved Samson double lid and double bottom, on are amatory pictures engraved inside silvered.

26.]

[

;

slaying the Philistines

which

;

4jin. X 3jin. x i^in.

;

(Dutch.)

Tobacco-box, silvered, oval; similar engravings [27.] No. 26; with double lid and bottom. 4in. x 3:|in. x i^in.

(Dutch.)

top and (Dutch.)

Tobacco-box, brass, oval; double engraved like No. 27. 4in. x 3|in. x lin.

[28.]

bottom

;

Tobacco-box, brass, oval; on lid, engraved, [29.] three Amorini and foliage ; on bottom, a group smoking. (Dutch.) 4fin. X 2|in. [

Tobacco-box, copper, oval

30.]

;

full

length figures

on top and bottom, with backgrounds sunk and hatched, moulded border; engraved, sin. x 2fin.

crossx ijin.

(Dutch.)

Tobacco-box, brass, oval;

[31.]

lifting lid

nude female figure, and two angels female figure, and emblems of war. 4iin. (Dutch.) lid

x 3fin. x lin.

Tobacco-box, brass, oblong; lid engraved with bottom with inscription. 4|in x 3in. x

[32.]

two

engraved

;

on bottom,

;

smoking

figures

;

(Dutch.)

|in. [

Tobacco-box, brass,

33-]

three grotesque figures. [

Tobacco-box,

34.]

man, with

spear,

3 Jin. diameter.

and

form of book

4iin. x 3in. x i;Jin.

trees,

;

engraved

(Dutch.)

engraved; horsehouses and landscape. 4in. high,

brass, cylindrical;

(Dutch.)

Tobacco-box, brass, in form of an egg opening lengthwise; engraved; "The JProdigal Son." 3|in. x 2|in. [

35.]

;

(Dutch.)

Tobacco-box, brass, in form of coffin ; shield [ 36.] with skull and cross-bones; also cross-pipes and tobacco-box; books, dice, etc., engraved on bottom. 4jin. x i|in. x ijin. (Dutch.) Tobacco-box, brass,

in form of shoe; upper part heel for snuff; sole and buckle, copper; lid, inlaid with copper. 6in. long x 2in. [

for

37.]

tobacco

;

[168]

Tobacco Boxes. Tobacco-box, brass, oblong; inscription on lid [38.] 3in. x double bottom, containing mirror and brass comb. (Fahlun, Sweden.) 2in. X ^in.

;

stamped Tobacco-box, brass, oblong [ 39.] 6in. x i Jin. x i|in. figures gathering fruit.

;

lid,

Tobacco-box top and bottom brass, sides of stamped on lid, gi-oup representing Commerce, also 6in. x i|in. a convivial group long inscriptions in Dutch. 40.]

[

copper

;

fin.

Tobacco-box, brass

[41.] lid,

portrait medallion

No. 40.

4iin. X

42.]

[

I -Jin.

inscription.

[43.]

copper sides; in centre of and ornamentation to

i-^in.

Tobacco-box,

top and bottom with Runes (Swedish.)

oblong

brass,

covered with a long inscription

above

;

similar groups

;

in eleven lines

5in. x 2ยงin. x |in.

;

Tobacco-box, brass; copper sides; oblong; on

three-quarter length figure of Frederic the Great bottom, the interior of a palace ; inscription stamped. X 2in. X i|in. (German.)

lid,

Tobacco-box, brass ; copper sides [ 44.] top, full-length figure of Frederic the Great,

oblong stamped

;

bottom, thirteen small groups with names of victories. X 2in. X i^in. (German.)

Tobacco-box, brass, oblong [ 45.] lion of Ferdinand, Duke of Brunswick ; scene and inscription.

sMn.

;

6in.

on on 6Mn. ;

;

on lid, oval medalon bottom, a battle

;

x i|in. x i^in.

(German.)

Tobacco-box, brass, oblong ; on lid, in centre, [ 46.] half-length medallion of George III., with English coat-of-

arms and small medallion of George and crown." 6in. x ifin. x ijin. [

lid

;

46A.]

Tobacco-box,

silver,

II.

on bottom, "G.R.

;

oblong; smoking party on

on bottom, Cupids with flowers

repousse'; sides engraved.

shin. X 2|in. [

lid,

46P,.]

smoking [

Tobacco-box,

silver,

party, repousse',

oblong

curved front

;

sin. x 2iin.

;

(Dutch.)

46c.] Tobacco-box, silver, oblong ; falconer, engraved, siin. x 2|in.

bottom a

lid Apollo, on (Dutch.)

Tobacco-box, silver, oblong on top and bot[ 46D.] tom, engraved, pictures of naval engagements on sides, inscriptions commemorating victory of Captain Oorthius at Cadiz, 1 78 1. 5|in. X 2jin. (Dutch.) ;

;

[169]

'lOISACCO

Tobacco-box,

[ 461::.]

Hoxiis.

silver,

oblong

applied to a European box. bably Dutch.)

;

very fine Persian (Pro-

sfin. x jJ.in.

filigree,

Tobacco-box, quartzite, grey mottled with red ; with presser of quartzite, dished for snuff. 6Jin.

46i'.]

[

oblong

;

X 4iin. X

2Mn. high.

'goBacco ยงarjs. Tobacco-jar, scjuare, pewter, with presser;

[47.]

each side, in low relief, shields, and angels carrying a crown coloured and gilded. 3Mn. x 3iin. (Dutch.) 1750. Tobacco-jar,

[48.]

Chinese

]iewter,

])attern in fine lines,

with

square,

stamped on each

side.

;

presser; 4|in. x

(Dutch.)

4iin. high.

Tobacco-jar, pewter, square; domed cover; [49.] maker's marks on bottom. 4iin., with corners rounded. (Dutch.) [

50.]

knob on

Tobacco-jar, pewter, cylindrical 5in. diameter, 4in. high.

cover.

negro's

;

head

(Dutch.)

Tobacco-jar, pewter; corners rounded, sides [51.] concave; painted with landscapes and flowers, siin. x 5in.

(Dutch.)

X 3|in. high.

Tobacco-jar, copper, oval with lion in relief on [52.] 6in. x 4iin. x ^h'm. high. hinged lid; inscription; date 1774. (Dutch.) ;

Tobacco-jar, silvered, cylindrical; on sides, in ; hinged lid, set with nine carnelians. 5|in. diameter, 3in. high. (Dutch.) [53.)

high

boys reclining

relief,

Tobacco-jar, wood, with sliding cover; inlaid; [54.] 6in. square, 5|in. high. (Dutch.) lined with pewter.

[55.] Tobacco-jar, wood, cylindrical; (Dutch.) diameter X afin. high.

lid

carved.

5in.

lined Tobacco-jar, wood, in form of tankard [ 56.] with pewter on sides, three groups of figures within wreaths, animals, birds, etc. ; on cover, figures, animals, etc. ; stands 6in. x 7in. high. on three carved knobs ; carved handle. (Dutch.) ;

;

[

Tobacco-jar, Delft potter)-, in form of tankard and the Ravens hinged cover, and base of (Dutch.) 4in. x 7in. high.

57.]

painted, Elijah (lewter.

;

|i7o|

TouAcoo

Jaks.

Tobacco-jar, Delft pottery, in form of tankard; [58.] mottled red ; painted, man in medallion, surrounded by scrolls in colours hinged lid, in ])e\vter, with medallion of Francis II. in centre. (Dutch.) 4J|in. x 8iin. high. ;

man

Tobacco - jar. Delft pottery, globular; [59.] reading; cover pewter, with a lion holding shield. diameter, fm. high. (Dutch.)

yfin.

Tobacco-jar, Delft pottery, circular ; painted on [ 60.] sides in blue, pictures illustrating the cultivation and preparation

of tobacco by

Indians

;

on cover, man smoking on

terrace, with charcoal pot at his feet.

See No. 149 A.m.

high.

6iin. diameter, 3|in.

(Dutch.)

Tobacco-jar, Delft pottery; painted in blue ; on and preparation of tobacco; on lid, a seated figure. siin. x 5.',in. x yjin. high (Dutch.) 61.]

[

sides

and

lid pictures illustrating cultivation

Tobacco-jar similar to No. 61, but with pictures [ 62.] of river scenery ; lid surmounted by figure, with hand on a (Dutch.) barrel. sJin. x 5j-in. x 7|in. high. ;

Tobacco-jar, Delft pottery; with low cover; [63.] painted in Chinese style, red, blue, and green. 5 fin. diameter, 4^in high. (Dutch.) [

64.]

tankard

Gres de Flandres ; in form of ornament blue ground pewter cover.

Tobacco-jar, incised

;

(Dutch.)

6in. diameter, 4in. high.

Tobacco-jar, bronze; two handles; on sides, dancing; bronze cover. 61in. diameter, 6iin. high. (German. [65.]

figures

Tobacco-jar, earthenware grotesque head with 66.] crushed by a weight green glaze. sin. diameter, Modelled by Le Chesne. (French.) 5 Jin. high. [

;

hat,

;

[

67.]

Tobacco-jar Japanese figure, with (French?) 8] in. high. ;

legs

and

feet of a beast.

Tobacco-jar ; pottery, globular, with flat cover [ 68.] pale blue ground, red ornament and green gorse-like foliage. 5^in. diameter, 4jin. high. (French.)

;

[

69.]

ground

;

Tobacco-jar

leaves

5in. high.

[70.]

;

pottery, globular

and flowers

Chinese

;

style.

cream-coloured 6in. diameter,

(French.)

Tobacco-jar; a seated figure

brown glazed

pottery.

loin. high.

'171]

a cobbler at

(Angoul^me.)

work

Tobacco Jars. Tohncro-jar: grotesque figure declaiming; brown

71.]

[

loMn. high.

glazed pottery.

Tobacco-jar, porcelain; a Danish porter seated

[72.]

on luggage. [73.]

(Angouleme.)

loin. high.

(Royal Factor)-, Copenhagen.)

Tobacco-jar, with bas-reliefs on sides; cover, 6in. square, urn, with loose lid; cast-iron. (Swedish.) 1823.

surmounted by 7in. high.

[74.]

birch-bark; stamped ornaments. (Kuopio, Finland.)

Tobacco-jar;

4^in. diameter, 4in. high.

Tobacco-jar, bamboo; flat cover; [75.] 4in. diameter, 6-}in. high. carved in panels. [76.] unglazed.

Tobacco-jar; 7in.

cover;

flat

diameter, 6jin. high.

Tobacco-jar, [77.] with baskets, vine foliage,

red

beautifully

earthenware;

(Chinese.)

wood

;

etc.

11 in. long. Sin. high.

a vintage vat upon wheels; (Swiss.)

Tobacco-jar, porcelain, Dresden ; a vat filled [ with grapes ; a boy treading ; on each side boys with baskets in front, boy recumbent, and flowers, bringing grapes ; 78.]

iiin. long, i3in. high.

Tobacco-jar, bronze, silvered on body four boys [79.] on cover, masks, and acanthus foliage, holding wreaths surmounted by Oriental figure sitting three only made. ;

;

8iin. high. Designed and modelled by Godfrey Sykes.

"goBacco Wouc^es.

gold

[

I.]

;

red

[ 2.]

figures

Tobacco-pouch, tortoise-shell sides, one inlaid with (French.) bag and tassels, sin. x 3in.

silk

Tobacco-pouch, bladder, embroidered

and coat of arms.

[ 3.

5 in. x 7 in.

witli

;

two

(Dutch.)

Tobacco-pouch, velvet, orange colour, embroidered

with silver thread

;

flat

bottom, with coat of arms.

4in. x 3in.

(German.)

7in.

Tobacco-pouch, blue

[

4. ]

[

Tobacco-pouch, 5.] (German.)

cloth, embroidered.

canvas,

[172]

(German.

embroidered.

6?,in.

Tobacco Pouches. Tobacco-pouch bag lined with leather, and fitted [6.] with pockets for carrying pipes and tobacco. g'm. x i3in. ;

(German. 7

[

and

8.]

embroidered with (Hungarian.) [

9 to 15.]

Two silk

Tobacco-pouches, white leather, and foliage. i ain. x 4in.

flowers

;

Seven Tobacco-pouches,

and ornamented with cut

Tobacco-pouch,

16.]

[

leather.

leather,

(Iceland

embroidered

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Greenland.)

bird's skin, with feathers.

6in.

(Faroe Islands.)

X 3in.

Tobacco-pouch, sealskin,

[17.]

Tobacco-pouch,

18.]

[

6in. x 4lin.

flowers.

blue

6iin. x 4iin.

Tobacco-pouch,

[21.]

embroidered with

silver tissue,

(Turkey.)

Tobacco-pouch,

19.]

[

gold, crescent, etc.

siin. x siin.

embroidered with

cloth,

(Turkey.)

white

embroidered.

linen,

(Turkish.)

7in. X 7in.

Tobacco-pouch, silk-woven [22.] (Turkish.)

;

red and gold.

Sin.

X 6in.

Tobacco-pouch, silk-woven (Turkish.) 5Mn.

[23.] iiin. X

Tobacco-pouch, [24.] i4in. bottom embroidered. [

8iin. x 6in.

[

gold; gold

Janissary bag.

and

silk-woven ; red (Turkish.)

gold

crimson

embroidered

velvet,

(Turkish.)

Tobacco-pouch, crimson

26.]

bottom embroidered,

x 6Jin.

Tobacco-pouch,

25.]

with gold.

;

13-Mn. x 6jin.

velvet,

embroidered with

(Turkish.)

Tobacco-pouch, black velvet, embroidered with [27.] i6in. x 6in. (Turkish.) Janissary bag. ;

Tobacco-pouch; open work of silk and gold [28.] thread; lined with red silk; Janissary bag. i8in. x Bin. (Turkish.) [

and

Tobacco-pouch, striped cashmere, with gold lace

29.]

fringe

;

Pipe-bag, 30.] handle, iiin. xiiin. [

i5^in. x S^in.

Janissary bag.

square,

(Turkish.)

embroidered

thick

;

cord

(Turkish.)

Tobacco-pouch skin of gazelle [31.] ornamented with leaden beads. i4in. long. ;

Tobacco-pouch, [ 32.] loin. diameter. (Syria.)

;

leather tassels, (Syria.)

stomach of camel.

[173]

i5in. long,

Tobacco Pouches. [

feet.

Tobacco-])oucli, 33-] i4in. X 4|in. (Syria.)

skin

Tobacco-pouch, woven [ 34.] (Western Africa.) [

dered [

head and

li/ard, with

of"

grass,

fm. x

oval.

6in.

Tobacco-pouch, woven grass, oblong embroi35-] tassels and beads. i2in. x Sin. (Western Africa.) ;

;

Tobacco-pouch, woven

36.J

with fringe.

Sin. x 6in.

Tobacco-pouch, woven

[37.]

grass, square;

open-work,

grass, long.

igin. x pin.

(Liberia.)

Tobacco-pouch, bear-skin, (North America.)

[ 38.] i2in. X 6in.

[

brown

Tobacco-pouch,

39.]

with four rows of beads.

quill,

embroidered (North America.)

brown and blue.

red

strap.

leather,

S^in. x 5in.

Tobacco-pouch,

40.]

with porcupine America.)

with leather

leather,

embroidered (North

Sin. x 6in.

Tobacco-pouch, white leather, embroidered with [41.] porcupine quill in colours, and with fringes. Siin. x 6in. (North America.) [

Tobacco-pouch, yellow leather

42.]

tom embroidered with beads, with long.

2oin.

X4iin.

;

edges and bot-

fringe of

leather 2oin.

(North America.)

Tobacco-pouch, crimson cloth sides and bottom [ 43.] embroidered with beads fringe at bottom, with bells sin. i4in. x 5 in. long. (North America.) ;

;

Tobacco-pouch, white leather, embroidered with fringe of leather pin. long, upper half of fringe wrapped with porcupine ([uill. 14A x 6in. (North America.) [

44.]

porcupine

[

quill in colours

;

Tobacco-pouch, skin of fcetal buffalo ; filled with (willow bark used as a substitute for tobacco.) X 4iin. (Pembina, Upper Missouri.) 45.]

kili-kinic "

loin. [

46.]

Tobacco-pouch, dark

leather.

7in. x sin.

(North

America.

and 48.] Two Tobacco-pouches, black leather, [ 47 embroidered with beads. 6in. x 3^in. (North America.) [

49 and

50.]

Two Tobacco

elaborately embroidered with beads. dian Indians.)

[174I

pouches,

black

iSin. xSin.

cloth,

(Cana-

Tobacco Pouches. Tobacco-pouch, skin of albatross'

[51.]

6in. x

foot.

gin. long.

52 to 59.] Six small Tobacco-pouches, (Chinese.) in gold and colours.

[

dered

[ [

Tobacco-pouches

small

Six

58 to 63.]

[

heads, etc.

silk

embroi-

;

grotesque

;

(Japanese.)

64.]

Tobacco-pouch,

65.]

Tobacco-pouch, bark.

(Japanese.)

small.

silk,

4iin. x 3iin.

Tobacco-pouch, wood [ 66.] carved in imitation of leather bag.

hinged

;

(Japanese.)

bottom

4-^in. x 4|in.

;

(Japanese.)

gtgar (^a$c$. I.]

[

Cigar-case,

foliage, repousse, [ 2.]

Cigar-case, silver, oval

and

castles

acanthus

;

and grapes,

vine foliage

(English.)

repousse.

Cigar-case,

[3.]

with small holes. 4.]

[

oval;

silver,

(English.)

engraved and

steel;

pierced

with

(English.)

with

pierced

small

holes.

Cigar-case,

steel

Cigar-case,

wood;

Cigar-case, (English.)

wood; from the wreck of "Royal

;

(English.)

[5.] (English.) [

6.J

George."

pictures of

[

7.]

Cigar-case, plain leather.

[

8.]

Cigar-case, silver, engraved

horse and dog.

(English.) ;

fluted for five cigars.

(French.) [

Cigar-case,

9.]

scenes.

Buhl

;

brass

upon wood

;

hunting

(French.)

Cigar-case, Buhl; silver and brass upon [10.] (French.) elaborate ornament.

[11.]

Cigar-case,

two medallions with [

12.]

Dresden; (German.)

porcelain,

figures.

wood

on each side

Cigar-case, porcelain, Dresden (cigarette-case);

figures with Louis Quator/.e ornament.

(German.)

CioAK Casks. Cigar-case, papier-mache

[13.]

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Wandering musicians.

Cigar-case, brass-gilt

[14.]

copy of Dutch picture

;

(German.) engraved and perforated.

;

(German.)

and

silver,

leather, coloured.

(Ger-

Cigar-case, alligator-skin, travelling case.

16.]

[

morocco, with coat of arms inlaid (German.)

Cigar-case,

15.]

[

with

man. ) 17

[

19.]

Cigar-cases,

woven

(Swiss.)

fabric.

19.]

Cigar-case, birch bark.

20.]

Cigar-case, silver; niello; chateau,

[ [

and

dog and

(Swedish.)

sin. x 3Jin. x i|in.

trees,

horseman and

(Russia.)

Cigar-case, silver surface covered with chased [21.] knobs, medallions and borders, gilt. (Russia.) ;

Two Cigar-cases; covered with coloured [ 22 and 23.] straw in imitation of fine Mo.saic. Made in the prison of Santona. (Spain. Cigarette-box, iron

24.]

[

and

silver

Zuluaga.

sides,

edges,

beautifully inlaid with gold

;

top,

Made by

and bottom.

(Spain.)

[25 and with beads.

Two cigar-cases; embroidered 26.] Made by nuns at Goa.

Cigar-case; completely covered [ 27.] in gold, inlaid in blue enamel. (India.) Cigar-case,

[28.]

foliage in filigree.

oval

silver,

filigree

;

fine

all

over

ornament

dragons and

(India.)

Cigar-case, silver, oval; figures of Fakirs, with [ 29.] trees in high relief, repousse'. (India.) to 35.] Six Cigar-cases ; papier-mache and [ 30 covered with elaborate ornament. (Cashmere.)

and

Cigar-case, silver, oval ; great dragon ; Pagoda [ 36.] figures; on lid, bamboo foliage, repousse', and beautifully

chased. [

(China.) Cigar-case,

37-]

characters

;

chased.

[

and

silver,

fiat

dragon

;

and

foliage undercut.

39-]

on black

Cigar-case, ;

Chinese

(China.)

Cigar-case, ivory, cylindrical; carved

[38.] figures

lac

lac,

wood

all

over;

(China.) ;

figures

tubes for six cigars. [17O]

and

foliage in bronze

(China.)

Cigar Cases. [ 40.] yellow.

and

Cigar-case, paper

Cigar-case, silk [ 41.] (China.) trees in colours.

;

embroidered with figures and

Cigar-case, metal, oval: jajjanncd black; birds,

[42.]

and

flowers,

with transverse bands of blue

;

(China.)

foliage in pearl.

Cigar-case, metal, oblong; Chinese landscape in

[43.]

and bronze on black. This and No. 42 were probably made in Birmingham, in imitation of Chinese work. pearl

Cigar-case, metal, oblong, hinged ; landscape [ 44.] rocks, trees, and birds in bronze and gilt metal on black

ground.

(Japanese.)

Cigar-case, metal, oval; top and panels on sides, [ 45.] with flowers and foliage in bronze and gilt metal on black ground. (Japanese.) in fine Cigar-case, metal, oljlong, flat, hinged 46.] landscape in bronze lac on other side flowers and foliage in bronze on black ground. (Japanese.) ;

[

lac

;

brown; flowers

[47.]

Cigar-case, papier-mache'

[48.]

Cigar-case, papier-mache; upper half with insects

in lac

lower, cased with

;

[

lac.

;

woven bamboo.

(Japanese.)

Cigar-case, papier-mache, dark 49.] (Japanese.)

[50.] fine lac

;

brown

;

leaves in

metal, oblong, hinged; plaques of silk with small pattern.

Cigar-case, sides

in lac.

edges covered with

(Japanese.)

[51 and

Two

52.]

with

Cigar-cases, tortoise-shell; (Japanese.)

birds; foliage in very fine lac.

[53.]

Cigar-case,

silk;

blue,

brown,

and

white.

(Japanese.)

[54.]

and

black. [

55-1

paper; ribbed, mottled with brown

Cigar-case,

(Japanese.) Cigar-case, paper, black, plain.

Cigar-case, paper; imitation [56.] (Japanese.

fish

(Japanese.)

skin; gold

and

white.

[571065.] bamboo, [

cords.

Nine Cigar-cases, exquisitely woven;

grass, etc.

66 to 67.]

(Japanese.)

Two

Cigarette-cases, covered with silk, with

(Japanese.)

[177]

CioAK Cases. bamboo, cylindrical, mounted with top covered with fine gold and silver filigree; (Sumatra.)

Cigar-case,

68.]

[

silver; carved; silver chain.

Cigar-case, fine basket-work, oval; black crosses.

69.]

[

(Java.)

Cigar-case,

70.]

[

brown.

fine

and 72.] Two [ 71 cylindrical bands of black ;

73-]

[

basket-work,

Cigar-case

Cigar-cases,

made

[751079.] 80,]

[

;

black and

[81.]

fine

ground.

fringe.

basket-work,

(Java.)

mounted with

silver in

Five Cigar-cases, woven grass.

Cigar-cases,

and bead

light

entirely of cloves, oval.

Cigar-case; a pod, [74.] 6in. X 2 Jin. wide.

cloth

oval

(Java.)

middle.

(Lagos.)

woven grass, embroidered with red (Western Africa.)

Cigar-case, Panama-grass, open-work edge

;

very

(Panama.)

fine.

Cigar-case, Panama [82.] pattern in blue. (Panama.) [

83.]

grass,

with

geometrical

(Mexico.)

Cigar-case, plaited rush.

figures and bird embirch bark [ 84.] broidered with porcupine quill, in bright colours. (Canadian Indians.)

Cigar-case,

;

Cigar-case, leather; very finely [85.] with porcupine quill. (Canadian Indians.) [

86.]

Cigar-case, plaited grass

;

red

lines.

(Swiss.)

wood, cylindrical red and yellow [ 87.] bands of black, and on top black medallion, incised Cigar-case,

lac

;

embroidered

;

(Scinde.)

[178]

g^Tuff ^eciiow.

SNUFF MILLS. [ I.]

globular through.

;

[ 2.]

Snuff Mill, with grinder or pestle

;

amboyna wood

perforated in centre for grinder to work 3fin. diameter x 3in. high. cover,

Snuff

Mill

;

grinder, cover perforated.

wood,

dark

globular,

wooden

4in. x 3in. high.

Snuff Mill ; ivory, [3.] ivory grinder and spoon.

globular,

cover

perforated,

Snuff Mill, boxwood, cylindrical surface covered [ 4.] with three belts of carved figures ; grinding chamber Jin. diameter, 3in. deep ; grinder armed with iron button notched. 5|in. high x ain. diameter. Dated, 1607. ;

Snuff Mill; body, bone; cylindrical; grinding diameter, 2|in. deep; grinder of wood, armed with iron, surmounted by knob of stag-horn, carved with three grotesque heads, sin. high, liin. diameter. [5.]

chamber,

lin.

Snuff Mill, wood, with rings of metal and horn, [ 6.] and ivory ring at top grinder armed with iron, notched, and with horn knob. 4in. high, liin. diameter. :

Snuff Mill, wood, cylindrical incrusted with horn, [ 7.] and with chased silver rings grinder wood, similarly ornamented and armed with iron, in form of H. 4in. high, i|in. ;

;

diameter.

Stone Snuff Mill, ii|in. diameter, on wooden [8.] frame, isin. x n]in. ; upper stone, Sin. diameter, with hole for handle. (Northern Norway.) [

9.]

Stone Snuff Mill, without frame, similar to No.

Lower

stone, iS^in. diameter; upper stone, 11 Jin. diameter, with central hole, and hole for handle.

[â&#x20AC;˘79]

SNUFF RASPS, IN IVORY, WOOD, METAL, ENAMEL, ETC. an

T/iefoUoK'ing S/niff Hasps 7nythoIogical, tnasks, fruit,

mask

two monkeys seated smoking and drinking broad end. yin. long x 2in. broad.

Ivory

[ 2.]

pipe, jug,

and with ornament,

etc.,

etc.

Ivory

I.]

[

tragic

richly c-a?-,vd jcith fgiires,

grotesque,

scriptural,

and

;

glass.

Dutch boor, three-quarter

length, with

6-Mn. long x 2in. broad.

Ivory ; a boor, full length, with pipe and jug, [ 3.] leaning against a wall ; bo.x with silver mount at large end ; on lid, a boor's head in low relief. 7iin. long x 2^in. broad.

Ivory; man smoking; woman with lofty headabove, a bearded mask ; in medallion below, a vase of flowers. 8|in. long x 2;^in. broad. [4.]

dress

;

[

5.]

Ivory

man

;

seated on bank smoking.

6in.

long

X 2 in. broad.

Ivory ; full-length figure seated on a barrel [6.] smoking a pipe, hat with feathers, by his side a barrel on which is a tobacco-box arabesque ornament below. 6|in. ;

Jin. [

7.]

Ivory

lovers,

;

each with a pipe below, a winged in mouth. 6-4in. x 2in. ;

head with bunch of grapes [8.]

arabesques

Ivory

;

lid

Venus seated on of box, doves with

Ivory Cupid reading the [ 9.] woman, above and below are groups ;

box group of

cloud,

with

lesson of

doves

Sin. x 2iin.

fruit.

fruit

;

love to a on lid of

Siin. x 2jin.

fruit.

Ivory ; Hercules leaning upon his club, masks [ 10.] with arabesques above and below on lid of box two birds drinking. 7iin. x 2jin. ;

Ivory; full-length grotesque figure fiddling, [11.] holding fiddle between his legs with lid moving on pin. ;

6Mn.

X i|in.

Ivory; Neptune and nymphs arabesque above, [12.] below a flaming winged-heart on lid of box a basket of ;

;

Siin. x 2|in.

fruit. [

her

13.]

Ivory

;

female

head of boor below.

bath,

bearded

7iin. x 2jin.

Liso]

man watching

Snuff Rasps,

Wonn, Metal, Enamel,

in Ivory,

etc.

Ivory; Jason attacking the dragons and bulls the golden fleece above, shield with coat of arms and boys carrying a wreath ; below, arabesque with i3in. x 2fin. vase of fruit ; on lid of box, a boor with jug. [14.]

who guarded

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Ivory; The Annunciation the dove in clouds, of box, the infant Jesus with orb and cross.

[15.]

above

;

lid

Sin. X aiin.

Ivory; Jupiter on an eagle

16.]

[

hand; Cupid behind.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; thunderbolt

in his

J^in. x i|in.

;

Ivory; Action, with dogs; winged heads above dogs, drapery, and ornament, stained black.

tecting her,

Ivory; Alpheus pursuing Arcthusa, Diana proCupid aiming a shaft at Alpheus. Sin. x 2 fin.

[ 17.]

and below 7|in. X 2in.

[18.]

Ivory; Diana with bow and arrow, seated by [ ig.] water above, a group of flowers ; below, full-length figure of fisherman; on lid of box, a man drinking. S|in. 2^in. ;

Ivory; Susannah and the elders; above, three [20.] seated figures drinking below, an arabesque snrmounted by an eagle; terminal mask at small end. gin. x 2 2in. ;

Ivory engraved figure of [ 21.] jug on bench behind him. 5in. x 2in. ;

man

with pipe in hand,

Ivory; Apollo and Cupid in oval medallion; [22.] above, a grotesque figure of a man seated on basket, with flagon

and

Siin. x 2|in.

glass.

Ivory two female figures, one with bow and [ 23.] arrow, in oval medallion above, basket of fruit ; broad end 7^in. x 2jin. fluted. Original silver rasp. ;

;

[

Ivory

24.]

under a

tree.

;

7 fin.

male and female

figures, in conversation

x 2 jin.

Ivory; arabesque ornament and Cupid; above, [ 25.] basket of flowers; mask below. Siin. x 2Jin.

Ivory; Perseus and Andromeda.

[26.]

Ivory, box-like;

[27.] sides fluted

;

fiowers in lap

;

lid,

Sin. x 2in.

moving upon pin; square

half-length female figure, with basket of basket of fruit, garlands and birds. 7in. x

lid,

2in.

[28.]

Ivory; coat of arms and coronet Diana. 9 Jin. x 2|.

figures, Sacrifice to

[18.1

;

group of three

Snuff Rasps,

Ivory

29.]

[

Woon, Metal, Enamel,

in Ivory,

full-length

;

male

;

6Jin. x 2in.

fm. x

Ivory; Jupiter, nude, with thunderbolt,

[30.] I

and bottom mounted

figure holding jug

glass, legs crossed, leaning against a barrel

with metal.

etc.

fin.

[31.] cloak, with

of hat.

Ivory; bearded man, full length, in doublet and broad-brimmed hat a stopper or plug in crown ;

6|in. x ifin.

[32.]

Ivory;

full-length

grotesque figure of man peeping through hole in ;

dancing holding flagon and glass the brim of his hat. yMn. x 2in. ;

Warrior in classical costume; full length, with [33.] 7|in. x helmet, shield, and short sword; on shield, a mask. 2iin.

34.]

[

Ivory

embracing large [

35.]

full

;

Ivory;

full

an anchor below.

grotesque

length

figure

man

yin. x 2in.

flagon,

length female figure carrying a parrot;

8} x 2|in.

Ivory ; full length figure of priest in biretta and [ 36.] alb; on right arm the words "Apointement ordinaire"; his 6|in. x 2 in. left hand receiving a bribe. [37.] 6in. X

Ivory; two lovers under a

tree,

both smoking.

1 in.

Ivory; rasp, having chamber for "carotte," |in. [38.] lid, moving on pin on lid, a king of France diameter 4Jin. x i |in. crowned, holding sceptre eagle at foot. ;

;

The story of St. Hubert portrait head Ivory [ 39.] on background of ermine, surmounted by a crown above, ;

;

a chateau.

6Ain. x i^in.

[ 40.] 8iin. X 2in.

Ivory

[41.]

head above.

;

form

elongated

Ivory; female figure, with distaff;

shell

;

fluted.

a grotesque

6fin. x i|in.

Ivory; figure of Diana; a grotesque head above; [42.] yin. x 2in. basket of fruit below,

[43.]

Ivory; Venus, with Cuind flying a dove with a and vase of flowers. 7 J in. x 2iin.

string; scroll ornaments,

[44.] in centre.

Ivory;

arabesque ornament;

7 in. x ifin.

[182]

long plain panel

Snuff Rasps,

Ivory

45.]

[

on festooned

Ivukv, Wooli, Mictal, Enamel, ktc

cover, moving on pin Apollo standing 6in. x i|in. with lyre, bow, and arrows. ;

;

altar,

Ivory; figure of a marshal of France, with [46.] baton 6in. x carved monogram, " L. H." edges broken. ;

;

zin.

Ivory; figures on both sides; cavalier, with and glass on oi>posite side female figure in peasant costume; lid, moving on pin. 5-}in. x i|in. [47.]

flagon

;

Ivory female figure in French costume, with [ 48.] high head-dress lid only. 6in. x i|in. ;

;

[

Ivory

49.]

fowler, with

;

decoy bird and dog.

6Jin.

Jin.

Wood,

[50.]

ornament

carved

richly

emblems

with

and suspended by

in centre, winged-heart, transfixed,

;

24in. x 7^in.

chain.

[51.]

Dragon

;

Wood; on sliding lid. Crucifix, and George and below Crucifix, inscription ; on back, animals and

and armed Dated 1746.

scrolls;

figure

holding scales.

i6iin. x 4^in.

Wood; box at end with coat of arms, carved, [52.] surmounted by crown ; flat plain back bevelled and carved ;

izin. x 4in.

sides,

Wood;

[53-]

lid

moving on pin; on

lid,

boar hunt,

iiin. X 4in.

Wood; pyramidal, three-sided; [54.] three feet, with three graters ; wooden stopper and top. 9jin. high, 2^in. at base.

Wood; [ 55-1 loiin. X 4in. Wood;

[56.]

low

large

slide

figure

;

standing on carved base

of Justice, under canopy,

and back with

floral

relief; inlaid with ivory; sides with twisted

ivory; box, a fox's head, with ivor)- teeth

and

ornament in mouldings of lojin. x

eyes.

3in. [

S7-]

[58.] with ivory

;

Wood;

similar to

Wood;

both sides with hunting scenes, inlaid 1 6in x $\m.

edges

No.

56.

loin. x 2|in.

inlaid.

Wood inlaid with brass wire and carved cock, [ 59-1 double-headed eagle, and griffin, in three panels of lightcoloured wood; initials J.N.A.H., with laurel wreath and ;

;

crown.

1 1

in. x

2iin.

[â&#x20AC;˘83]

Snui'f

Rasi'!^,

Ivou\-,

Wood, Metal, Enamel,

etc.

Wood, beautifull)' carved lid moving on pin coat of arms and crown ; on back, lady caressing a dog, inscription " Fidelite Merite Amour." Inside lid is written " Rape a Tabac ayant appartenu a Louis, Dauphin, fils unique de Louis XIV, ne le ire gbre 1661, re^u Chevr. 60.]

[

;

lid,

—

du St. Esprit, h. mort h. Meudon

14 Avril, 1711.''

Wood;

[61.]

bottom

Germain-en-Laye,

St.

flat

puzzle-box; carved with foliage

;

ire Janvier,

1682,

yjin. x 2 Jin.

lid

moving on pin

low

top and

;

relief; twisted ivory

gAin. x 2;Jin.

pillars at sides.

Wood ; carved in low relief, flaming-hearts in [62.] centre ; birds and foliage ; carved inscription round margin " Votre coevr. estle miene saccomode tres bien 1737."

—

gUn.

X 3^in.

Wood in shape of boat, with figure head on [ 63.] hinged lid covering grater, carved, a nude female figure (Fortune) standing on globe in boat, with inscription above "Rien de plus incostant.'' 8Jin. x 2in. ;

;

—

Wood; boar sleeping amongst foliage; slide on [64.] back. slin. x 3 Jin. Wood;

[ 65.] angels, etc.

[

work

Wood

67.]

astride a barrel.

Prestre cross,

and ;

full-length

with

Crispin

St.

8|in. x 2iin.

figure of pilgrim,

with staff

under canopy ; below, Bacchus,

The Ascension

;

bottom

— " Le

— " Faite

svis

par

Wood,

nous unit

;

coat

;

arms,

with

Claude de Cabaza Castel " on cover,

emblems of The Passion

— " Lamour

69.]

shells,

inscription

inscription 8in. X 2^in. [

relief,

8|in. x 2|in.

Wood

68.]

coronet

;

and scallop

bottle,

[

carved in high

;

2iin.

below, measuring stick and boots.

;

[

and

Wood

66.]

emblems of The Passion — " Lorentbertant." Siin. x

crucifix, with

inscription

;

flaming-hearts with

cover moving on pin.

inlaid with ivory; twisted ivory pillars at

on box, crown and orb in ivory on back, scroll ornament and flowers, in low relief, and date, 1740. 5.Jin. x side

;

2in.

[

70.]

scription 1

746.

;

Wood

;

])elican

medallion, with

Cerman

box carved with animals and ornament.

yiin. X 2iin.

[1S4]

in-

Date,

Snuff Rasps, [71.] in

low

i-tc.

Wood; covered

with arabesque ornament, carved medallions, initials and date, " I.F.,

relief; within

1739."

Mk'iai, Enami.i.,

in Ivokv, W'ooi'.

2Mn.

Sin. X

[72.]

AVood

[73-]

^^'ood

sheep and children

;

Sin. x

inscription.

fin.

slide

Venus standing on globe

;

carved in high relief, figure on back, acanthus foliage.

6fin. X i|in.

[74.]

Wood;

coat of arms; collar Date, in relief, 1723.

mounted by crown. [75']

A\'ood

St.

John the

St.

Genevieve.

cross,

sur-

S|in. x 2^in.

carved in low relief Family, St. Peter, and Sin. Large shell at bottom.

subjects

five

;

Baptist,

and

The Holy

Date 1732.

X ziin.

Wood in liigh relief, half-length female figure 76.] holding a flaming heart, above her Cupid aiming a dart. ;

[

6iin. X lAin. 77.]

[

curved

A\'ood,

;

inlaid with light-coloured

with squirrel, bird, and foliage. X i|in.

wood,

Date, inlaid, 1757.

6|in.

\Vood, inlaid with brass wire; stag surmounted [ 78.] Date, by crown and double-headed eagle, in low relief. 6^in. x i|in.

inlaid, 1746.

79.]

[

Wood,

curved,

inlaid

with

brass

flowers and in medallions carved pelican, lion, 7in. X liin. ;

wire

with

and

stag.

Wood, inlaid with brass wire with scrolls ; in [80.] panels, carved double-headed eagle ; two eagles and heraldic lion; sides carved. Date, inlaid, 1729, 6fin. x i|in. [81.]

Wood, curved,

inlaid with brass wire

and

pearl.

6iu. X i|in. [

82.]

Wood, curved.

Inlaid as No. Si.

6jin. x iยงin.

[

83.]

Wood,

Inlaid as No. 82.

6|in. x liin.

[

84.]

Wood.

[

slide

;

[

curved.

Similar to No. 83.

6in. x i^in.

Wood, with slide; inlaid with pearl on back and 85.] terminal mask puzzle-box at bottom. 5|in. x iMn. ;

M'ocd

86.]

dark woods

;

back and sides inlaid with liglit and with amorini and flowersj

slide, silver repousse',

silver outlet, with

lid.

Cin. x

i.'.in.

[185"]

Snuff Rasps,

gram and foliage

foliage

with ;

shell

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Cupid

and

foliage.

4iin. x liin.

foliage

;

6|in. x i|in.

lid.

Tortoise-shell

88.]

[

;

silver outlet,

;

etc.

on slide, monoon back, coat of arms and crown and

Tortoise-shell, inlaid with silver

87.]

[

Mltal, Enamel,

in Ivory, ^\ool>,

back, ivory, inlaid with tortoisesilver repousse, with bird

slide,

French Buhl, brass on back, arabescjue orna[ 89.] ment on black ground sides inlaid with various colours hinged cover of grater inlaid with pearl and colours, and lid of bo.x has clock dial with movable hands. engraved ;

;

Sin. X 2 1 in.

Brass ; half-length 90.] sash. 7 in. x 2 in.

[

coat,

figure

wig,

embroidered

and

Limoges enamel ; [91.] of lady, with fan and lap-dog.

in colours

6^in. x

half-length figure

;

zUn.

Limoges enamel in colours; full-length figure [92.] of lady seated, with lamb with garlands of flowers. 6f in. x ;

ziin.

Limoges enamel [ 93.] nun seated and angel; below, ;

in colours

in medallion,

;

" Je vous le garde."

6^in. x

2 2 ill-

[94.]

Limoges enamel;

Tobias and the

in colours;

6iin. x 2jin.

angel.

[95.]

Limoges enamel; in colours; Roman head in medallion,

figures; above, 96.]

[

Steel

;

group of

five

yiin. x 3^in.

Damascened with gold on slide, monoDonne avec plaisir k mes amis " ;

gram, and inscription " cover,

moving on

[97.]

pin.

Steel; curved; engraved,

and gold; chateau and [

and

98.]

6|in. x 2in.

Steel; curved; engraved,

scrolls in

gold and silver

;

and

inlaid with silver

6in. x i;^in.

scrolls.

and

bo.x at end.

inlaid with foliage 5 A in. x lin.

Steel; engraved, and inlaid with silver and gold; [99.] chateau in centre, sfin. x i^in. [

[ lid.s.

100.]

Steel; not ornamented.

Moss-agate; loi.] 7in. x 2|in.

mounted with

[

102.]

Brass; in form of

[

103.]

Steel; back

cover,

moving on

pin.

6iin. x 2in.

and

lute.

front

6^in. x i^'in.

[1S6]

silver;

two hinged

6in. x 2in.

Damascened

with gold;

Snuff Rasps,

in Ivokv,

Bronze;

[104.]

Woon,

full-length figure in

This is the only illustration of the use of the have seen. W. B.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Copper

[105.] each end.

costume of early

6in. x 2in.

part of last century, using a snuff rasp.

Enamf.i., etc.

MiirAi.,

snuff-rasp, whicli

engraved hunting scene

;

inscriptions

7 in. x i^in.

Brass; engraved

[106.]

;

hunting scene.

6?7in. x i];in.

Brass; perforated and engraved; at bottom, 7in. x i^-in. O. H., and 1734 perforated.

[107.] letters I.

Brass; figure of

108.]

[

monk

6|in. x

carrying cross.

ijin.

Brass;

[109.] 6in. X

no.]

[

figure

Victory on

battle-field.

1 in.

Iron; in form of fish; hinged at

7fin. x

tail.

2in.

Wood;

[in.] metal

outlet.

[

Horn

112.]

inlaid

with

light

and dark woods;

7in. x i|in. ;

plain; brass grater.

6|in. x 3iin.

SNUFF JARSâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; POTTERY, GLASS, AND METAL. Gres. de Flandres, six-sided grey surface, [ I.] chequered; border round top, and ornaments in blue and white, glazed ; pewter base and cap. 6Mn. high, 4in. ;

diameter.

Gres de Flandres, square angles [ 2.] four masks at upper corners; pewter cap. 4^in. square. ;

and top blue i2iin.

high,

Delft pottery, globular, with six flattened sides [ 3.] painted in blue on white ; houses, castle, etc. ; pewter cap. 7|in. high, sin. diameter.

Brown

pottery, nearly cylindrical ; lion masks on small circular ornaments in dark clay, applied. 9iin. high x s^in. diameter. [ 4.]

four panels

[

sides. [

and

5.]

;

Red-brown

pottery,

four-sided

medallions on

;

5in. high, 3in. square. 6.]

Brown

rosettes

pottery, six-sided,

on each side

;

circular

pewter cap.

diameter.

[S7I

base

pin.

;

figures

high, 4iin.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Pottery,

Snuff Jars Brown

7.]

[

on each

side

;

Gt.ass,

jjottery, si\-sided

;

and Mf.tal.

figures

and two heads

Sin. high, sin. diameter.

'pewter cap.

Brown

pottery, square ; figures and ornament on chain ornament marking sides ; pewter cap, engi-aved with coat of arms and date, 1789. 7in. high, 4in. 8.]

[

each side

;

square.

[9.]

Pottery, glazed, cylindrical;

ground

with figures in high relief in lighter green high, 3iin. diameter. 10.]

[

ornaments

olive-green,

pewter cap.

;

Pottery, glazed, globular, dark-green

high relief;

pewter cap.

6^in.

;

6in.

head and

high,

4jin.

diameter. [11.]

Pottery,

glazed, octagonal;

white on reddish-brown;

imitation

pewter cap.

yii'i-

marble,

high,

4|in.

diameter.

[12 and

globular, with six Pottery, glazed; with panels of figures, heads, and flowers in colours on black ground; pewter caps. 6Mn. high, 4Mn. diameter. flattened sides

[14.]

13.]

;

Pottery, glazed, dark-brown, six flattened sides;

on sides are figures, in Matthew, St. John, St. in

of our Lord,

relief,

and

Thomas,

St.

Bartholomew, painted colours, dated 1654; pewter cap and base. 7iin. high, Philip,

St.

5 in. diameter.

Persian pottery ; cream ground, glazed; painted [ 14.*] with flowers and pine-shape ornaments in colours ; Dutch mounts in pewter. 4iin. high, 3iin. diameter.

[15 to 24.] Ten Glass Snuff Jars; figures, flowers, ornament, and inscriptions painted in colours pewter caps. No. 24, dated 1721. From 5', in. to 7 in. high. ;

[

~5-]

on one

Opaque white

side figure

glass; square, painted in colours ; on other sides flowers.

;

on horseback

Two Snuff Jars, clear glass; engraved; [ 26 and 27.] pewter caps. 7in. x 9in. high. [

2S.]

Venetian

amber and white;

glass,

jjewter cap.

Sin. high, 3in. diameter. [

stripes

Venetian glass 29.] ])ewter cap. Sin. x

;

Venetian glass [ 30.] g|in. X 3in, diameter.

;

white, blue,

and

red, in vertical

yn. white, mottled witli blue,

[188J

flutccj.

Snuff Jars

— Pottery,

Copper,

[31.]

and Metal.

Glass,

engraved;

six-sided,

miss ng

cap

lojin. high, 6^in. diameter.

Copper, cylindrical;

[32.]

mounted by mitre;

cap.

Pewter, [ 33] George and Dragon

;

large

of arms, sur-

coat

loin. high, 6jin. diameter.

square

;

each

stamped,

side

St.

gin. high, 5in. square.

cap.

Pewter, hexagonal ; on each side stamped [ 34.J gin. high, 5 Jin. diameter. flowers in high relief; cap. [

Pewter, square

35.]

engraved square.

on other sides Date 1678.

;

on two sides

inscriptions

full

cap.

;

length figures

gin. high,

4iia

Pewter, square; at middle of height four deep [36.] notches at corners, engraved; cap. fm. high, 4in. square.

Pewter; in form of book with clasps; on sides engraved; cap. 7iin. high, siin. broad,

[37.]

portraits

large

3iin. thick.

SNUFF BOTTLES.— EUROPEAN. [

all

Light wood, circular, flat; bevelled to thin edge horn stopper. (Norway.) 3 1 in. diameter.

I.]

round

;

[ 2.]

stopper.

Similar to No. i, with fin. diameter, lin. thick.

horn neck and bone (Norway.)

Dark wood ; top and bottom mounted with silver; [ 3.] stopper with chain; inscription " Lorent/, Schllott, 1731." 3jin. high, 2in. diameter. (Norway.)

—

Light wood, silver mounted, silver foot, and silver [4.] stopper with chains. 3in. diameter, lin. thick. (Norway.) [5.]

heads

pension. [

6.]

Wood, annular; inner diameter 2in. medallions, and bird ; four brass rings 5in. diameter, 2in. thick. (Norway.) Dark wood,

engraved circular

and

chain.

[7.]

bottom

;

carved for

sus-

mounts top and bottom on both sides silver stopper

silver foot,

silver plates

;

3in. diameter, lin. thick.

;

(Norway.)

Dark wood, pear shape, silver mounts top and and chain. 2in. diameter, 2Ain. high.

stopper

(Norway.) [

8.]

Wood,

circular

6in. diameter, 2 Jin. thick.

;

with leather strap for suspension.

(Norway.) [189I

Snuff Bottles. Light

9.]

[

wood

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Europkan.

ivory foot,

;

monogram

willi

ivory

;

circular plates in centres: ivory mouthpiece, with silver chain

and stopper,

(Norway.)

sfin. diameter, i|in. thick.

Bone, mounted with brass brass stopper and [10.] chain; circles of brass on sides; on side initials " G. E. S." and date, " 1647." 3|in. diameter, Jin. thick. (Norway.) ;

[11.]

and

stO])per

Dark wood,

[12.]

;

(Norway.)

4in. high.

plates

Dark wood, mounted with silver; silver chain engraved, "C. O. S., 1690." 3Mn. diameter, silver

mounts;

3iin. diameter, lin. thick.

sides.

engraved silver (Norway.)

Wood, annular; inner diameter lin. silver [13.] mounts top and bottom, and silver bands connecting mounts silver stopper and chain. 3|in. diameter, lin. thick. (Norway.) ;

;

Dark wood, acorn shape ; silver mounts; outlet [14.] with spring, aiin. high, i^in. diameter. (Norway.)

Wood, pear

[15.]

and chain.

shape, silver

mounted

;

silver stopper

(Norway.)

i|in. diameter, 2in. high.

Silver, egg-shape; interlaced [ 16.] (Norway.) 2|in. high, i|in. diameter.

monogram on

side.

Bone, four-sided; coffin-shape section; zig-zag [17.] pattern engraved on all sides; silver stopper. Date 1738. (Swedish.) 3in. X ijin. x lin. [18.]

Ivory; bottle in form of horn; richly carved; lion in relief on inner curve, siin. (Norway.) at base.

Cupids on each side; high, 2in.

Ivory, in form of horn; lion in relief on inner [ 19.] curve carved with characteristic Norwegian scroll ornament mouthpiece, animal's head; base in silver. 4iin x lAin. (Norwegian.) ;

[

20.]

head';

form of horn, ending in mouthpiece, chain, and stopper.

\\'alrus tusk, in

base,

silver

long, i|in. at base.

fish's

4in.

(Archangel.)

Ivory; full-length figure of man in wig and long on which is a group of dolphin, rudder and trident, in relief; silver chain. (Arch3 4 in. x lin. at base. coat

[

21.]

;

silver base,

angel.) [

22.]

Horn,

birds, incised. [

23.]

fiat

triangular;

4in. x 3in.

sides, cross, angel

Transparent amber, in form of horn

mounted with gold; carved amber base.

and

(Norway.)

(German.) [190]

stopper.

4Mn.

;

mouth,

x i^in. at

Bottles.

S.NL'i'i-'

Opaque amber,

24.]

[

with chain (base broken).

— Eukoplan.

in form of horn ; amber stopper (German.) 4lin. x i|in. at base.

man and woman

Deer's hoof, carved;

[25.]

hands; ivory base.

3iin. x

shaking

(German.)

2Mn.

Deer's hoof; carving, representing a philosopher hand upon a skull, and a buffoon dancing before him, scraping a gridiron with a marrow -bone; on table-cloth the inscription "Homo memento mori"; mounted with silver. 4in. x aiin. (German.) 26.]

[

.seated at a table, meditating, with his

Deer's hoof; carving representing a man seated, [27.] shaking out snuff from a snuff-horn into his hand in front a vacant chair and a table, on which are a pipe and tobaccobox inscription on face "ne quid ni mis." 4in. x 2lin. (German.) ;

—

This

a rare representation of the

mode

of using the snuff-horn.

Deer's hoof; top and bottom mounted in silver; stopper, a dolphin ; carved, a Virginian Indian with his hand upon a floral wreath, enclosing letter S. 3iin x 2iin. (Ger28.]

[

man. [29.]

Made

on base, clock

of deer's hoof; pique, silver, and pearl; (German.) 3iin x 2in.

dial in silver.

Wood, in form of horn, flattened carved man [ 30.] armour, with shield and lance on opposite side Neptune, with sea-horse; mouth, in form of fish's head. yin. x 2|in. (German.) ;

;

Horn, flattened; sides, of wood [31.] metal; on sides are incised emblems of Dated 1726. 4;|in. x 3in. x |in. (Norway.) [32.] X 2in.

4], in.

33-]

[

4in. X

[

fish's

1 in.

;

mouthpiece,

The

Passion.

Plain white horn with horn stopper and base. (Northern Russia.) ;

Horn;

silver base, with oval glass

and gold

foil.

(Northern Russia.)

Black and white horn mouth carved in form of 34.] head and shoulders, with eyes in ivory; wooden stopper, ;

sin. X 2|in.

(Reval.)

White horn; bottom, of wood, with brass plate [35-] and ring; wooden stopper. 4iin. x 3in. (Northern Russia.) [

36.]

Horn

;

mouthpiece, iron

bottom connected by leather

stiap.

Russia.)

[i9'l

;

brass rings top

slin. x 2in.

and

(Northern

Snuff Bottles. Black horn

[37.]

bone in bottom two (Esquimaux.) ;

Horn,

38.]

[ '

mouthpiece and bottom,

;

[legs

opened.

Horn; upper

39.]

of white

bone.

white

ot"

6in. x i|in.

flattened, with spring of horn,

of which the orifice [

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; European.

by pressure

(Northern Russia.)

4in. x 2in.

part cut off; top

and bottom

brass.

4in. X 2i-in.

wood

Black

40.]

[

mounted

silver

;

silver

curved pear-shape flattened stopper and chain. 4f in. x 2|^in. x ;

;

(Norway.)

fin. thick.

Horn; acanthus ornament, carved on sides in [41.] low relief; toj) and bottom mounted with fine filigree silver chain and stopper. 4in. x 2in. (Norway.) ;

Horn; top and bottom silver mounted [42.] bands down centre and sides hinged lid on side for silver stopper and chains. (Norway.) 4-Mn. x 2in.

;

Brass;

[43.]

sides,

3iin. X i|in. x |in. thick.

flat;

(Made

and chain.

stopper

brass

silver filling

at Tula, Russia.)

Upper part, black horn lower part cased with [ 44.] white horn ( ? ) silver bottom, with hinged lid oval silver medallions on sides, with inscriptions, dated 1744; silver stopper and chain. 5in. x 2|in. (Norway.) ;

;

Horn

;

nearly covered with casing of bone or on each side a medallion representing a combat between men on horseback carved in low relief; inscription 45.]

[

white horn

;

beneath

;

mouthpiece, brass.

[46.] side

silver

;

6in. x 3in.

Horn, engraved with bottom with sliding

five lid,

1793 ;" silver mouthpiece, chain, and (Norway.)

(Norway.)

medallions on each inscribed " A. N. O., stopper, siin. x 2|in.

Horn, casing of white horn 3Ain. deep, engraved [ 47.] with five medallions on each side ; bottom, white horn, inscribed " L. M. S. O." (Norway.) s|in. x 2|in. [

48.]

Horn,

nearly

horn silver bottom, with mouthpiece. 5^in. x 2|in. ;

\\'hite [49.] moutliiMecc

silver

ornament;

horn, ;

>topi.(.r

covered

with

initials "

O. T. (Norway.)

black at tip;

casing of S. C. ; "

wooden

white silver

l)ottom

;

engraved on sides, four medallions and attached by leather thong. 6 i in. x 3 in.

(Norwa)-.)

[192]

Snuff Bottles. ^Valnls tusk, 50.] [ section ; top and bottom

on sides

plates

— European-.

pcar-shnpe,

curvud,

mounted

silver

— one inscribed " Th.

octag(inal

siher K.," the other " 1790." circular

;

(Iceland.)

4in. X sin.

Walrus tusk, pear-shape, curved, octagonal [51.] section; angles marked by lines in relief, siin. x i|in. (Iceland.) Walrus

52.]

[

white metal

bone,

3in. x 2jin.

stopper.

ends stopped (Greenland.)

wood

with

and bottom missing.

Portion of tusk; top 54.] (Iceland.)

[

Portion

53.]

[

wooden

tusk, cylindrical, flattened, inlaid with white metal mouthpiece. 4in. x liin. (Iceland.)

;

2lin.

Jin. [

^Vood bottle in form 55-] (Norway.) 3iin. x 2Mn. ;

crown.

^^'ood

[56.]

human

of grotesque lion with

one side a female (German.)

;

on the other a

face,

2in. x liin.

skull.

Hard wood, globular, with long neck; richly [57.] carved heads in medallions female bust forming the neck. ;

X 2 'in. diameter. 5 Jin.

— three

Wood, carved

5^-]

[

(Italian.)

crowned heads diameter.

large medallions containing

on neck, four small masks.

;

4in. x

3in.

(Italian.)

Coquilla nut; base and stopper wood ; carved [59.] with figure carrying basket, etc. 5in. x i|in. diameter. [60.]

[61.]

and heads

human

skull.

\\'ood

carved

all

;

illustrating

Wood

[62.] ship at back. [ 63.] 2iin. X 2in.

[

\A'ood;

;

The

2?,in.

over;

male and female figures holding crown (German.)

[

;

Nut

nude

;

figures,

high

relief,

dancing.

(German.) :

65.]

diameter.

high

(Dutch.)

Wood, carved on one side. The Crucifixion ; 64.] other, an angel and three figures in high relief 2-J,in.

[

x 2;Jin.

3iin. x 2|in.

on the 3in. X

((ierman.)

three belts of figures

jlm.

Passion,

x 2in.

66.]

relief.

;

(Dutch.)

Nut

;

fluted

;

carved

st0[)i)cr.

3.lin. x 2in.

(German.)

Two Nut.

groups of

figures, with

3lin. x 2in. diameter.

[193J

tree

and

rocks, in

(Clerman.)

Snuff

Bottlf.s.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Europeax.

Wood a high-heeled shoe; [ 67.] busts, in high relief. 3iin. x ijin.

covered with figures (German.)

;

and

Pewter; a high-heeled shoe, pointed toe; chased; [ 68.] pewter stopper. 2 in. x 2 in. (German.) (lourd elaborately engraved, with jjictures of 69.] Crucifixion and Scripture subjects ivory mouthpiece, with spring. (Italian.) S^n. x 2Mr'. diameter. [

;

The

;

70.]

Gourd; engraved, with groups of

mouthpiece; iron stopper. [71.]

Gourd;

lighter tint than the

[72.] at

red; engraved; figures of moutlipiece, silver, with spring.

;

(Italian.)

Nut; carved with

flowers,

bottom; stopper, with chain.

[73-]

Wood;

winged head

;

and with grotesque 2]in. x ijin.

front richly carved;

below, two medallions, with

6in. x 2|in. x |in. thick.

plain.

(Italian.)

coloured

ground

3iin. X 2in. diameter.

head

pewter

figures;

4in. x 2Ain. diameter.

in centre angel's

emblems

back,

;

(Italian.)

Ivory; with two plaques of nut on sides, on [74.] which are carvings of musicians ivory edges, carved. 2iin. x i^in. (German.) ;

[75.]

Ivory; six-sided; fluted; silver bottom and top and chain, aiin. x 2in. (Norway.)

silver stopper

Ivory; two groups of nude figures, smoking and [ 76.] drinking under vine 3in. x i|in. ivory base and stopper. ;

(German. Ivory, in form of gourd; fluted and engine[77.] turned at bottom. (French.) 2fin. x liin.

Ivory, vase-form, beautifully engine-turned in [ 78.] imitation of basket; top fluted. 3in. x ijin. (French.)

[79.] (French.)

Ivory,

globular;

quite

2|in. x

plain.

ijin.

Ivory, two groups of figures smoking and and in medallions two heads ivor)' base silver mount and stopper in form of animal's head. 2|in. x iJ[in. [

80.]

drinking,

;

(French.) [Si.] the

Ivory,

flattened,

Dragon and a martyrdom

foot, engine-turned.

[82.]

heart shape; in high relief

2|in. x i|in.

Ivory; satyr and

St.

George and

sides

nymph embracing.

(Italian.)

[194J

;

ivory

(Italian.)

3iin. high.

Snuff Bottles.

Ivory; kneeling female figure, nude, with basket of" basket, a child's head. 2iin. high.

[83.] at

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Europfan.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; stopper

back

(Italian.) [

Ivory

84.]

;

the offering of the three Kings in high

2in. x liin.

relief. [

Ivory

85.]

(Italian.)

;

smoking and carousing X 2iin.

;

high relief, five full-length figures stopper and bottom missing. 2|in.

(German.)

Ivory ; in high 86.] 2iin. X I jin. (German.) [

Ivory, circular; 2|in. x 2in.

[87.]

and drinking.

relief,

the

story

Actseon.

on both sides groups smoking (Dutch.)

Ivory; curiously carved with 19 grotesque human each face forming part of its neighbours stopper, two heads of priests. (Italian.) 2fin. x iMn. [

88.]

faces,

;

[

Ivory

89.]

;

background, a wall 2 1 in. x i^in.

base.

[

fire

(German.) 2^in. x 2|in.

(ItaUan.)

(German.)

[92.]

2 jin.

Indian bean, mounted with silver; diameter X |in. thick. (German.)

White glass, Venetian [ 93-] stopper. 2Mn. x i|in. White

[94.]

glass,

Venetian

;

silver

a negro's head

;

pewter

a negro's head

;

pewter

2 1 in. x il'm.

stopper.

These were made [

;

metal

;

stopper.

low

;

Amber, in form of deer-hoof Cupid e.xtinguishing 91.] inscription below, " Ich losche meine Flammen." ;

3iin. x i|in.

and monkey

brass stopper, a boor dancing

Ivory; bunch of grapes.

[90.]

in high relief, five figures ;

Venice for the Gold Coast trade.

Grfes de Flandres, oval, flat flowers and foliage on blue ground, on both sides. 3|in. x 2in. x lin.

94.\.]

;

relief

94E!.] Gres de Flandres, oval, flat ; flowers and foliage [ within border, on both sides. 3iin. x 2 in. x lin.

[94c.] flowers 4iin. X

in 1

Cires

low

de Flandres, pear-shape, curved; small silver mount and chased stopper.

relief;

1 in.

Gres de Flandres, globular, flattened [ 94D.] with small devices in relief ifin. diameter. [195]

;

covered

94E.]

[

to edge.

lirown eaitlienware, unglazed, circular, thinned diameter. (Brittany.)

2.'.in.

94F.]

[

2|in.

EUROPEAX.

BoTTLKS.

Sn'U !'1'

Brown glazed earthenware,

form of dog.

i|in.

SNUFF BOTTLESâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; ASIATIC, AFRICAN, [

Indian

95.]

brass mount. [

2in.

carved with figures and animals diameter, 2Jin. high. (Scindc.)

nut,

i^,in.

Indian nut,

96.]

carved

diameter, 2in. high. [

97 to

etc.

Ten

106.]

witli

mythological figures.

(.Scinde.)

Snuff

cocoa-nut

Bottles,

;

most

elaborately carved, some over the whole surface, others with rich bands of ornament, ajin. to s^lin. high x 2in. to 2lin. diameter. (Scinde.)

[107.] A gourd, (Madagascar.)

wooden

with

[

108.]

Bamboo, engraved.

[

109.]

Bamboo, engraved

X |in.

[no.]

[

with leatlier thong,

Bamboo,

2Un.

III.]

x |in.

plain; loop of (Madagascar.)

Oval nut, with ridge

bottom

bead-work

;

114.]

tliem.

Gourd; black

3in. x 2in.

[115.] meter.

stopper.

nut

black;

patches, with lines of dots

diameter.

Black

3iin. x 3in.

light

upon

(Kaffir.)

ifin. x ijin.

stopper,

with

dia-

(Kaffir.)

116.]

loop of

oval.

wood

;

stopjier.

[113.] Gourd; three large beetles ground. 3in. x 2jin. diameter. (Kaffir.)

[

cord

covered

i.'.in.

Gourd, plain [112.] diameter. (Kaffir.)

[

sin.

(Madagascar.)

stopper.

2in. X

(Madagascar.)

7in. x |in. ;

9in. x 4in.

stopper.

string,

Two

Snuff Bottles, brown nut

ilin. x i.Un. diameter.

[117.]

Brown

[118.]

Black nut;

nut.

;

one with double

(Kaffir.)

fin. x 2in. diameter.

incised

2^in. x ijin. diameter.

ornament; horn stopper,

(Kaffir.)

[196]

(Kaffir.)

Snuff Bottles.

Made

[119.]

African, etc.

of rhinoceros horn; egg-shape: diameter. (Kaffir.)

brass

2in. x ijin.

stopper.

Brown

120.]

[

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Asiatic,

ijin. x i|in.

nut.

(Kaffir.)

[121 to 123.] Three Snuff Bottles, cised ornament, hnes filled with black. (Kaffir.)

2jin. long.

[124.

bamboo, with inand 3Jin. x

34-in.

Horn, small

same horn,

with thin curved strip of

bottle,

for sticking in the hair,

iiin. long,

Jin. x fin.

(Kaffir.)

Two gourds, each 2in. x if in., covered with [ 125.] blue and white beads; connected by strings, Sin. long. (Kaffir.)

Three gourds, each 2in. x lin., covered witli [ 126.] blue and white beads; connected by plaited cord, 5in. long. (Kaffir.)

Gourd, with long neck,

[127.]

copper

coins,

diameter.

with

incised

tassels

crosses,

siin.

of beads, and longxi;|in.

(Kaffir.)

Snuff Bottle; made of the albumen of blood; 128.] surface pricked-up stopper of the same gourd-shape material, attached by twisted cord. 3.Un. high x 3in. diameter. [

;

(Kaffir.) [

Snuff Bottle,

129.]

material high.

and

form of buffalo, of same No. 128. 4J,in. long x 3in.

similar surface as

(Kaffir.)

Engraved [

130.]

No. 129; stripes.

Wood's Natural History

Man.

Gourd-shaped Bottle, of same material as covered with beads; white and blue diagonal

2|in. high, 2^in. diameter.

Bottle,

[131.] square ; neck circular, 4|in. high, liin. diameter. [132.]

Wood;

(Kaffir.)

same material as No. 130; body, with cover blue and black lines. ;

(Kaffir.)

fluted.

2.lin.

high,

ii;in.

diameter.

(Kaffir.)

[133.] Gourd; sixteen vertical bands of brass wire, resembling embroidery. (Kaffir.) 2 Jin. high, 3in. diameter. [134.]

Ivory;

high, i^in. diameter.

[135.] (Darfour.)

cylindrical;

plain;

lid

missing.

3in.

(West Coast of Africa.)

Black nut; plain;

[197]

ivory mouth.

4in. x 2jin.

Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Asiatic,

African, etc.

Black nut; polished; silver mount; with ivory [ 136.] "dip-stick," with which to rub the gums with snuff. 4in. x 2in. Black wood with perforation on side for cord; [ 137.] covered with incised lines. 3}in. x ijin. diameter. (Kaffir.) ;

138.]

[

Black wood

;

similar to No. 137.

3^in. x i^in.

(Kaffir.)

" Knob-Kerrie," with stick i6in. long; head [139.] hollowed for snuff, and covered with incised curved lines wooden stopper. 3|in. X3in. (Kaffir.) Shell of tortoise ; the openings for hind legs [140.] closed with cement ; stopper and fittings are missing. 3 Jin. long X 2 1 in. broad. 141.]

[

head, and broad.

[142.] coloured.

Shell of tortoise; tail;

mounted with

Vegetable ivory; (North Africa.)

4in. long, slin.

head with

cap and

pipe,

Eight bottles, in glazed earthenware; two grey glaze, with ears covered with ornalow relief; No. 143 mounted with silver. (Morocco.)

143 to 150.]

[

six blue glaze,

ment

silver; silver legs,

stopper, with silver chain.

;

KAFFIR SNUFF-SPOONS. A

collection of 13

Kaffir Snuff-spoons of bone.

Two

have double bowls, and three have long bowls, to supply both nostrils with snuff at once.

Nine have the stem divided

into

two, three,

or four

prongs.

They vary in length from 4|in. to gin. and are carried by the Kaffirs thrust into their hair. To these is added a spoon in wood, turned, made l)y Europeans for Kaffir use. ;

CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLESâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; (HARD STONES.)

ROCK CRYSTAL. [ I.]

Oval, engraved with plants in low

relief;

rough

inside. [

2.]

Six-sided,

flattened,

transparent, plain

inside.

[198]

;

polished

Chinese Snuff Bottlesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; (Hard Stones.) [

Small square

3.]

Chinese inside

;

engraved on two sides with two with flowers rough

bottle,

and

characters,

;

coral stopper.

Flat, circular, transparent; [4.] polished inside.

Double cylindrical and spoons polished

[5.] stoppers,

;

green jade stopper;

green

with

bottle;

glass

inside.

Circular, flattened roughened inside lightly[ 6.] engraved with flowers on one side only ; carnelian stoi)per. ;

;

relief [

oblong; jjolished inside

Flat,

[ 7.J

low

on one

a tree engraved in

;

side.

Flattened, nearly circular; lion handles in relief; metal stopper. ;

8.]

sides concave, polished inside

Flattened, oblong, oval; partly polished inside; [9.] lion handles ; Chinese characters on one side, flowers and leaves

on other; coral stopper.

Oblong, [10.] green jade stopper. [11.] stopper.

oval;

polished

inside,

edges;

fluted

In form of dog (Kylin), rough inside; malachite

Circular, engraved with obverse and reverse of [12.] Spanish dollar; polished inside.

Oval, oblong; lion handles; dragons and kylins [ 13.] engraved on sides in low relief

(From the

Large, plain ; polished inside. [14.] of the Summer Palace, Pekin.) [15.]

Six-sided; on each side plants green jade stopper.

" loot

and animals

relief; polished inside; [

16.]

[

17.]

relief, [

Flattened, oval; surface reticulated.

Flattened, oval lion handles with flowers pink crystal stojjper. ;

;

two medallions

;

18.]

one side

;

[19.] green jade

Flat,

square, oblong; with flowers in relief on coral stopper. ;

polished inside Flat,

oblong; plants

in relief; polished inside;

stojjper.

Circular, flat, in dark crystal; sides covered with [ 20.] circular devices in relief

Brown, flat, square [21.1 polished mside jargoon stopper. ;

[199I

bottle;

lion

handles;

Chinese Snuff Bottlesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; (Hard Stones.) [22.] in relief;

Oblong, dark, six-sided amethyst sto|iper.

three sides with flowers

Large, circular, flat; very dark crystal; trees [ 23.] bird in relief; polished inside.

Flat, circular; with crystals of titanium; polished

24.]

[

and

inside.

Small, flat, oblong; [25.] titanium; green jade stopper. Flat,

26.]

[

circular

with

rough

;

threads of

hair-like

inside

;

with crystals of

titanium. Flat, S(]uare; dark crystal; full of crystals of [27.] titanium; rough inside; pink crystal stopper.

Circular,

28.]

[

with plants

;

flat,

rough

inside,

with titanium crystals

;

one side engraved

pink crystal stopper.

Oblong, oval; plant.s in high relief, with titanium [ 29.] crystals rough inside stopjier of rock crystal, also full of ;

;

titanium.

Dark-coloured, circular, flat; full of large titanium [ 30.] crystals; rough inside. [31.] relief,

and

lion handles in Globular, slightly flattened; with of titanium crystals rough inside

grouji

;

green glass stopper.

JADE. [32.]

Green, square; seal characters in

on two

relief

sides.

[33.]

White, small; cylindrical, taper; plain.

Oval

[ 34.] coral stopper.

bottle,

white

Greenish white

[36.]

Translucent green

Oblong

engraved

man embracing

[35.]

;

trees

;

low

relief;

jar.

flattened; oval; plain.

stopper and chain, of nine carved from one piece surface of bottle and stopper covered with ornament in relief. [

links,

37.]

bottle, white

;

sujiLight green, large, cylindrical, tapering [ 38.] green ported by grouj) of trees, carved from the solid jade stopper. ;

;

[200]

Chinese Snuff Bottles. [39.] 40.J

[

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Jade,

Chalcedony.

Mottled green, flattened, taper; edges thinned.

Waxen

white, oblong,

rounded; kylins

in high

relief.

[41.]

White, cylindrical, plain, small.

White, purse-shaped; fluted sides; with square [42.] stopper of lapis lazuli, attached by four cords with silk tassels. [ 43.] stopper.

Mottled green,

oval, flattened, plain; pink crystal

Greenish white, flattened [ 44.] brownish shade, in low relief. [

45.]

[

46.]

Mottled green, circular

[47.] for suspension [

47A.]

[

47B.] ;

horseback

flat sides.

plain.

oblong, flattened; with ears and carnelian stopper.

white, ;

Waxen

on one side with fluted

man on

Greenish white, cylindrical, tapering,

Waxen

cord

;

white, circular,

flat

;

delicately engraved

inscription, the other with foliage.

Translucent green, oval, flattened; upper part on lower part.

flowers in relief

CHALCEDONY. [

48.]

[49.] large ruby.

[50.]

White, plain, flattened, nearly circular.

Brown,

large,

flattened, circular; stopper, with

(From the Summer

Palace, Pekin.)

Gourd-shaped, greyish white.

[51.]

Gourd-shaped, brown.

[52.]

Opaque

[

53.]

[54.]

Double

white, flattened, circular. bottle,

brown, cylindrical.

Translucent white; small, flattened, circular.

[55.]

Translucent white

[56.]

Translucent grey; flattened, circular; carnelian

;

pear-shape, flattened.

stopper.

[57.] Translucent white, circular, on brown.

flat;

figures in

relief

[201]

low

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; A^rETHYST,

Lapis-Lazuli,

Mocha

Green Turquoise,

Stone.

AMETHYST. [58.]

each side

Oblong, flattened; figures of men and trees on high relief; white tourmaline stopper.

Gourd-shape, flattened [ 59.] side, in relief; green jade stopper. [

high

60.]

engraved foliage on one

;

Bottle in form of a fruit

;

foliage

and branches

relief. [

61.]

Bottle in form of a fruit

[

62.]

Egg-form, fluted; amethyst stopper.

[63.]

Oval,

;

malachite stopper.

dragon in

flattened;

relief;

malachite

and

butterfly in

stopper.

GREEN TURQUOISE. [ 64.] [

65.]

Bottle in form of a

fish.

Bottle in form of a fruit; tendrils

relief. [ 66 and 67.] having lion handles.

[68.] '

[

69.]

[70.]

Two

small

flattened

No.

bottles,

Oval, flattened; plain, with black veins. Cylindrical, large

wide-mouthed plain

bottle.

Flattened, oval, plain, with black veins;

coral

stopper.

LAPIS LAZULI. Bottle [71.] malachite stopper.

form of a

fruit;

foliage

relief;

[

72.]

Oblong, flattened, taper, mottled.

[

73.]

Oblong, flattened,

[

74.]

Circular, flattened.

[

75-]

Cylindrical, flattened; pink crystal stopper.

[76.]

Oblong pebble; jargoon

MOCHA [

taper.

STONE.

Large jjebble, egg-shape carbuncle stopper.

77.]

on grey

;

stopper.

[202I

;

rich moss-like

markings

Chinese Snuff Bottles. [

78.]

[79.]

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mocha

Circular, flattened

Stone, Carnelian.

coral stopper.

;

Oblong pebble.

Oval, flattened ; dark, one side grey [ stone stopper, set with a pearl. 80.]

[81.]

;

mocha-

Flattened, taper neck, with lion handles; green

jade stopper. Circular, flattened

coral stopper.

[

82.]

[

83.]

Oval, flattened

84.]

Circular, flattened, with lion handles

[

;

fluted edges.

pink and

;

green glass stopper. [

85.]

Circular, flattened, with lion handles.

[

86.]

Oval pebble; malachite stopper.

[87.]

Circular, flattened; green jade stopper.

[

88.]

Oval, flattened, with lion handles.

[

89.]

Similar to 81, with flowers engraved on one side.

[

90.]

Circular,

[

91.]

Oval, square sides

[92.]

flat,

dark colour. blue glass stopper.

;

Oval, flattened, with lion handles; yellow glass

and garnet stopper. Flattened, oblong, carved handles.

[

93.]

[

93A.] Flat, white ground, light colour, with rich

brown

markings.

CARNELIAN. Oval, flattened, milk-white and pink ; on one [ 94.] side Chinese characters, on other side a deer and foliage, in relief.

[

95.]

Bottle in form of

fish,

yellow.

Large bottle in form of " finger citron," yellow; [ 96.] tendrils and foliage in high relief; malachite stopper. [

97.]

Circular, flat; red

and white

[

98.]

Small,

;

99.]

Bottle in form of a

cylindrical

red

foliage in relief.

and white

foliage

relief.

[

fruit,

[203]

red and white.

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Carnelian,

Agates.

Bottle in form of cluster of red fruit [ loo.] stopper, carved in form of rat. Flat, oblong, plain, red.

loi.]

[

carnelian

;

Bottle in form of a fruit; leaves [ 102.] relief, in white.

and branches

[

103.]

Bottle in form of a fruit

[

104.]

Bottle in form of finger citron, yellow-brown,

and bud

leaves

malachite stopper.

in high relief.

Flattened, oblong, taper, plain.

105.]

[

;

Square, flattened, white and red;

[106.]

foliage

and

insects in relief: turquoise stopper, carved.

and

[

107.]

Irregular pebble; yellow

[

108.]

Plain oval small bottle; carnelian bead stopper.

red.

AGATES, Engraved. Oval,

109.]

[

brown

flattened,

;

and

foliage

fish

engraved. [ 1

Oval one side with horse and figures in black, on white ground Chinese inscription engraved on

10.]

relief

other side

;

green jade stopper.

[in.]

and

Circular, flattened, white, with figures

trees

in black, carved in relief; green jade stopper.

Oval, flattened, white, figures in black in relief; [ 112.] coral stopper. Bottle in form of fruit, white; with bat, in black, [ 113.] clinging, carved in high relief; with threads of titanium.

Flattened, taper, brown; elongated neck, lion [ 114.] handles, lion and bird in relief; black stopper.

[115.] grey ground [116.] flowers

and

Oval, flattened; ;

one side plain

;

figures in relief in

brown on

green jade stopper.

Oblong, flattened

;

brown and white ground;

trees in relief; green glass stopper.

Large, white ground, with figures in high relief [ 117.] in black on both sides pink crystal stopper. ;

Oval, flattened; greyish red; in high relief; pink, tourni;i!ine stojjper. [

iicS.]

[204]

fish

and

butterfly

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Agates,

Jasper.

Oval, flattened; large; olive green ground; and monkey in yellow, in high relief; coral and (From Summer Palace, Pekin.) white jade stopper.

[119.]

stag, birds

[120.]

Oblong,

flattened;

grey

ground,

and

cock

foliage in high relief, in brown.

JASPER. 121.]

[

[122.]

Oblong green pebble. Oblong reddish grey pebble; white carnelian

stopper. 123.]

[

Oval pebble.

Oval; olive green [ 124.] lapis-lazuli stopper. 125.]

[

and

light

yellow; coral and

Oval, flattened, dark red variegated

;

red and

green ivory stopper. [126.] Oval, flattened, light yellow and dark green; green jade stopper. [127.]

Oval, flattened, bloodstone, large; green jade

stopper.

[128.]

Oval, flattened; bloodstone, green.

[129.]

Oval,

flattened;

green;

bloodstone,

coral

stopper. 130.]

[

stone

;

Circular, flattened, octagonal; edge, red blood-

pink ivory stopper.

[131.]

Circular, flattened, red bloodstone, small.

[

132.]

Oval, flattened, green and yellow moss-agate.

[

I33-]

Oblong, flattened, brown and black.

[

134.]

Oblong, cyHndrical, flattened, grey and brown.

[

white

;

moss-agate, green Globular, flattened, 135.] lion handles and medallions, carved in relief.

[ 136.] stopper.

[137.]

Oblong,

taper,

flattened,

brown

;

garnet

and and inscription

Cylindrical, flattened, large, with foot, red

white, lion handles; medallions with landscape in relief; porcelain stopper.

[205]

and

Chinese Snuff Bottles. 138.]

[

Large

white moss-agate

[139.]

circular,

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Jasper.

flattened,

brown green

and

lion handles.

;

Oval,

flattened,

brown and white; carnelian

stopper. 140.]

[

141.]

;

pink crystal stopper.

Oval, flattened, light and dark brown.

[142.] Circular, green glass stopper. [

143.]

brown; raised tables on

Circular, flattened, light

and edges

sides

flattened, yellow

brown and white;

Oblong, flattened, salmon colour.

Oval, oblong, red and grey; silver stopper, set [ 144.] with carnelian and malachite. [

145.]

Oblong, flattened, greenish moss-agate.

Circular, flattened, with foot; white ground with [146.] red patches, tables on sides.

Oval, flattened, green moss-agate with white [ 147.] blue glass stopper. [

148.]

[149.]

Circular, flattened, grey with white.

Globular, flattened,

grey and white, banded;

coral stopper. [

150.]

[151.]

Oval pebble Circular,

bottle, grey

flattened, grey

and

white, banded.

and white; carbuncle

stopper.

Oblong square, [ 152.] with green jade stopper.

flat

sides, corners fluted,

brown;

Flattened, circular, dark grey and brown; lion [153.] handles pink crystal stopper. ;

[

154.]

[155.]

Similar to No. 153.

Dark brown and white pebble; green

ivory

stopper.

and

[

156.]

[

157.]

light

Oval, flattened, grey, with white bands.

Oblong square brown and white.

bottle, similar to

Flattened, wide mouth, [ 158.] circular medallions, landscape and kylin handles, perforated.

[206]

No. 152, dark

brown and white; two inscription

relief;

Chinese Snuff Bottles. [

[

Broad base,

159.]

on one

engraved

side,

grey,

banded with

white,

fluted

coral stopper.

In form of

160.]

fruit,

grey calyx and stalk, white.

In form of heart, flattened

[161.] [

;

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Jasper.

;

banded with

white.

Large, flattened, grey and white mottled; lion green glass stopper.

162.]

handles [ 1

;

grey banded

taper neck,

Pear-shape,

63. J

green

;

jade stopper.

Oblong, cylindrical, flattened [164.] agate ; red ivory stopper. [

165.]

Circular,

[

166.]

Oblong,

flat,

;

grey stalactitic

grey, zig-zag-banded.

brown.

dark

square,

Similar

No. 152. In form of a recumbent stag; grey, brown and [ 167.] white; malachite stopper. [

168.]

Oblong,

oval, flattened,

Square,

flat,

brown; with white and

red bands. [

169.]

and edges [

grey and white

tables

;

on sides

coral stopper.

;

Flattened, heart-shaped; square neck very dark pink ivory stopper. ;

170.]

brown, upper part fluted [

171.]

Oval, pebble, flattened; black, green, and white.

[

172.]

Oblong, flattened, of irregular shape.

[

173.]

the stopper

Oval pebble, ;

form of

fruit,

the stalk being

brown carnelian

Four very small bottles, in case; in lapis-lazuli, [ 174.] carnelian, jade, and avanturine. Bottle, in conglomerate of quartz pebbles [ 175.] colours, in grey.

[176.]

and

Bottle in form of

fruit,

;

dark

malachite; foliage

insects carved in high relief; carnelian stopper. [

177.]

Oblong

bottle,

seated under a tree, and [

178.]

carved in beryl

bamboo carved

;

sides, figure

in relief.

Bottle, oblong, flattened; in sapphire.

[207]

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Chinese Snuff Bottles. Steatite, Limestone, Enamelled.

STEATITE. Three small bottles, in light coloured carved with foliage and ornament sides

[179-80-81.] steatite, exquisitely

finely perforated

;

gilded

;

stoppers kylins.

Cylindrical, dark-brown; [182.] birds carved in high relief.

Flattened [183.] clouds, seal characters,

and

flowers,

trees,

pear-shape, greyish -white; lion handles, in relief.

bird,

and

Flattened oval, large white and red lotus [ 184.] flowers and foliage, and storks, in high relief; steatite stopper. ;

LIMESTONE. Pear - shape, flattened, narrow [ 185.] coralline, black and white ; green jade stopper. 186-7.]

[

[ 1

88.]

neck;

Oblong, flattened, brown coralline; Flattened, sage-green; lotus flowers

fossil

plain.

and leaves

in relief [

189.]

[ 1

90.]

Circular, flattened; striped grey alabaster; plain. Bottle, in

form of

fruit,

pink and white alabaster;

green jade stopper. [

191.]

Fluor spar, egg-shape; amethyst stopper.

ENAMELLED. Nos. ig2_

Large

[192.]

2oy are of Cloisonne enamel.

gi'ound, with flowers

bottle,

and

oval,

flattened;

foliage in colours

;

light

green

gilded border,

chased and perforated. [

[

Oblong, oval, olive-green ground; ornament Chinese symbols in centre, in blue.

193.]

colours

;

194.]

in colours,

Cylindrical, with long neck; flowers

on black ground. [208]

and

foliage

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

and

colours.

Cylindrical, blue

[196.]

and

in black

ground; animals and flowers

Cylindrical, blue

[195.] in black

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Enamelled.

ground; dragon and flowers

colours.

Globular, with long neck; blue ground, with

[197.]

flowers in colours.

Heart-shape, [198.] design in colours.

flattened,

ground;

blue

floral

Oval, flattened, blue ground; dark blue centres; [ 199.] design in colours; coral stopper.

Shouldered bottle, dark blue ground ; red [ 200.] flowers in centres ; design in colours ; carnelian stopper. Globular, flattened, with brass handles [201.] design in colours ; green jade stopper. ;

;

blue

ground

Cylindrical, tapering, blue [ 202.] flowers red and white ; design in colours. [

ground

;

central

Flattened taper, blue ground; design in colours;

203.]

enamelled stopper. [

Flattened bottle, blue ground;

204.]

stork in white,

trees in black. [

Flattened, chocolate 205.] flowers in colours.

ground; storks and small

and

birds

Flattened, light blue [ 206.] plants in colours, black on neck. [

ground

;

butterfly

and

Flattened, dark green ground; flowers and geometrical design ; top and bottom borders in

207.]

animals

;

colours.

Flattened, oval, translucent blue ground; medal208.] with interiors and figures in colours on white ground green jade stopper. [

lions,

[

209.]

silver

;

[2I0.J

man

Cylindrical, large, blue ground, with gold spots,

chased metal stopper. Oval, taper, black;

Marked. Chinese inscription, and

riding an ass.

[211.] Circular, flattened, landscape and inscription.

black;

[212.]

Cylindrical, black; landscape

[213.]

Gourd-shape,

light

on sides;

tables

and

trees in gold.

green ground;

crabs

black.

[209]

Chinese Snuff Bottles. [214.]

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Metal,

Ambek, Lac.

Oblong, flattened, white ground; animals and

trees in colours.

Four oval

white ground; Three of these have evidently been painted by Christian artists. 216 and

[215 to 2 1 8. J on each side

figures

in colours.

flattened,

Marked.

217, chased metal stoppers; 218, jiink crystal stopper.

METAL. Cylindrical metal bottle ; base and neck gilded; [219.] black ground ; flowers in panels in relief, gilded. [

220.]

black ground

Cylindrical metal bottle base and neck gilded; tree and flowers in high relief in two panels. ; ;

Glass bottle, circular; cased in silver, richly [221.] chased, and perforated ; dragons in medallions ; lion handles; stopper set with malachite and coral. Marked. [

222.]

richly chased, [

223.]

Silver-mounted wooden bottle; cased in and set with coral and malachite.

Heart-shape botde, bronze

;

ornament

silver,

in panels

in high relief.

Ten small gilded and enamelled [ 224 to 233.] form of fruits, etc.

bottles,

AMBER. [

234.]

[

235-]

Of Of

irregular form, dark; pink crystal stopper. irregular form, dark

;

Oval, yellow, transparent 236.] carnelian stopper. [

In form of [ 237.] animals carved.

jar,

yellow,

turquoise stopper. ;

with

fly

imbedded

opaque; with group of

[

238.]

Oblong, oval, black amber; pink crystal stopper.

[

239-]

Oval, clouded

amber; sapphire

stopper.

LAC.

Two oval flattened bottles, in red lac; [ 240 and 241.] covered with figures and landscapes in high relief. [210]

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

[

Oval,

243.]

imbedded

Pearl, Ivorv, Wood.

Gourd-shape, red lac, silver mount; figures low relief; geometrical pattern on ground.

[242.]

and flowers

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Lac,

flattened

fragments

;

malachite

brown cement.

PEARL. Taper, cylindrical, incrusted with pearls

[ 244.] stopper.

[

and

Bottle,

245.]

fruit in relief;

[

made

of a

lump

of pearl shell

branches

coral stopper.

Glass bottle, circular, flattened

246.]

;

coral

;

incrusted with

groups of pearls, which the Chinese cause the pearl oyster to secrete in the form desired.

IVORY. [

246.]

and kylin

Oblong, flat; square sliding cap to neck; flowers low relief in panels on sides ; inlaid metal

button. [

247.]

two panels

[

for

Cylindrical, perforated ;

;

flowers in high relief

stopper, a kylin.

Taper, carved with mythological figures 248.] stopper, two female faces.

cord

[249 and 250.] Two, cylindrical, tapering; with dragons in high relief; stoppers, kylins. [251.] lac

;

ears

;

Small bottle, ivory, inlaid with red and brown

ivory stopper,

and

ears for cord.

WOOD. [252.]

carved

Dark wood,

carved.

[

253.]

Gourd, with metal stopper.

[

254.]

Gourd,

inlaid with brass.

[211]

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

PORCELAIN. [ I.]

White ground, painted

figures; green glass stopper.

White ground, painted

figures; green glass stopper.

Marked. [

2.]

Marked. Perforated

[3.] in blue [

;

fishes,

on white ground.

wheel,

Boats and figures in

4.]

etc., in

colours

;

symbol

Marked.

Four

colours.

relief

marks. [

Flat bottle,

5.]

[

Oval

6.]

figures in relief in

colours

;

pink

Marked.

Painted with animals, birds, and trees; carnelian

7.]

Marked.

stopper. 8.]

Oval

on white

fretted

[

many

;

crystal stopper. [

landscapes on white

raised edges,

Four marks.

ground.

domestic utensils in high relief in colours, carved coral stopper. Marked.

;

ground

Painted with

[9.]

;

many

ground; pink

figures; white

crystal stopper.

[10.]

White

;

warrior on each side in red.

Oblong, oval; perforated [11.] stopper of same. ;

;

dragons

;

Marked. imitation of

red lac [

12.]

Oval; perforated; kylins

in red in relief; coral

stopper.

[13.]

Tapering neck; green pattern on

[ 14.]

Flat; figures on sides, flowers on edges.

lilac

ground.

Oblong, oval; perforated; dragons; dark blue, [15.] with porcelain stopper. [

16.]

ground

;

Oval

;

many figures

high relief; white on white

stopper white porcelain.

Form of flattened gourd ; in imitation of red lac; [17.] surface covered with geometric pattern. White ground; figures and [18.] colours; porcelain stopper. Marked. Oval, white ground boats [ 19.] trees in relief in colours. Marked. ;

and

[212]

boat in relief in

;

interior,

figures

Chinese Snuff Bottles. [20.]

Long neck

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

black ground

landscape in gold;

silver stopper.

Flowers in colours [21.] pattern in blue on edges.

on sides;

medallions

Perforated monkeys on each side in colours on [ 22.] white ground ; ivory stopper. Marked. ;

[

23.]

Boat and figures, and Marked.

figures

and

trees, in

high

relief, in colours.

Imitation of red lac; symbols and flowers in [24.] high relief, on ground covered with geometric pattern porcelain stopper. Marked in gold.

[25.] lilac

White ground

;

flowers in colours

[

26.]

[27.]

28.]

;

Yellow ground

perforated; ornament in relief

;

Cylindrical, white

in clouds of blue [

perforated ; dragon in relief in garnet stopper.

;

ground

dragon in chocolate

;

stopper a large pearl.

Blue ground

flowers

;

and leaves

colours.

Marked. [29.]

Cylindrical, double

white ground;

;

flowers in

Marked.

red. [

Shouldered white gi'ound pink crystal stopper.

30.]

colours

;

with birds, in

trees,

;

Barrel-form; white ground, dragons in blue and clouds in brown ; pink ivory stopper.

[31.]

brown [

;

3--]

and

dark blue ground, with gold

Upright, square;

on sides panels with ground. Marked.

figures

and

trees, in

colours,

Shouldered, cylindrical ; black ; foxes [ 33-] foliage in white ; wooden stopper inlaid.

white ground Circular, flat [ 34.] and Chinese characters in medallions on foliage in colours on edges. ;

[ 35.] stopper.

[

36.]

Figures

White

fret

relief

ground

CyUndrical; [37.] black ground. [38.]

;

dragon

and

fruit

a figure in brown, sides

;

in green.

dragon and clouds

and

flowers

;

on gold ground

;

glass

bead

Marked. white,

In form of torso; white ground; foliage in red. [213]

;

on white

Chinese Snuff Bottles. Double bottle [ 39.] colours, on gold ground. White;

[40.] locust [

;

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

numerous

large locust

figures

relief,

on other side

green;

and a

jar

41.]

Flattened, taper; group of figures on each side;

;

gilded stopper.

Marked.

design in red on edges.

Perforated; white ground; figures in relief, in colours, on sides ; design in red on edges ; pink crystal [42.]

Marked.

stopper. [ 43.] stopper.

[44.]

In form of dog

;

dark blue and green

;

round

Gourd-shape, with sash tied 45.] dragon in red-brown on green ground. [

[

47.]

Yellow ground

Double

on sides Marked.

tions

[48.]

symbols

porcelain

Large; white ground; on each side pictures of pink ivory stopper. Marked.

interiors with figures

[46.]

;

dragon

middle

in black.

tapering ; flowers and inscripedges pink and green, with design in colours. bottle,

flat,

Perforated; red ground; flowers, ornament, and mounted top and bottom with ;

in relief, in colours

white metal.

Figure of Chinese [ 49.] the foot being the stopper. [50.]

woman, painted

Green giound, chequered

surface

;

in colours,

lion

handles;

green jade stopper. [51.]

ment

[52.]

red

;

Gourd-shape; pink ground; covered with ornaMarked.

in colours.

[53.]

three gourds, white, green, and

Triple bottle;

flowers in colours

and gold.

Cylindrical;

black

ground;

figures

white.

Marked. Globular [ 54.] ground, speckled. [55.]

;

long neck

White, fretted ground

figures in relief, in colours [

;

boat with canojDy, and

treEs at sides.

Flattened ; figures and trees in blue on white Four marks. garnet stopper.

56.]

ground

dark red upon light red

;

[214]

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

Gourd-shape, large; dark red ground; covered [57.] with bats, fruit, and foliage, in relief in colours; green turquoise stopper. Heart-shape, flattened; green ground, beaded;

[58.]

and an

sides white, with figure in colours,

Large; [59.] and boat on lake

;

Marked.

porcelain stopper. Similar [60.] porcelain stopper.

sides

inscription.

white ground; figures on horseback, rocks and trees in blue and brown

No.

with

but

57,

Flat, leaf-shape ; white diagonal [61.] ; edges with leaves in relief [

Large

62.]

;

black ground

ground;

white

pattern

fret

trees in high relief, green

;

foliage.

Elephant kneeling; pink striped howdah and [63.] neck of bottle gilded pink ivory stopper. .

;

[64.] medallions [

many [

65.]

;

Flat bottomed; dragons in blue in perforated lion handles, red ; avanturine stopper.

Heart-shape, flattened

;

white gi^ound

;

a festival,

figures, painted.

66.]

Dog

with

brown and gold

ball, in

;

ball, red.

Oval, tall; pale green ground; on sides flowers on white ground ; landscapes in red on edges.

[67.] in lilac

White ground [ 68.] Marked. painted.

;

partridges,

dogs,

and

foliage,

Cylindrical, taper; dark blue ground, beaded; [69.] five-clawed dragon and clouds in gold in relief Marked.

Flattened; on sides landscapes with water, ripples on white ground ; on edges design in colours on dark red ground. Marked. [

70.]

relief,

[

71.]

ground. [72.]

Cylindrical; flowers in blue

73.]

on sides squirrels and

Oval, with long neck;

foliage, in colours, perforated

[

and gold on white

Four marks.

Double

;

lion handles in red.

bottle, cylindrical

;

landscapes iablue on

white ground. [

74.]

ground.

Flattened

;

dragon

green on red and white

Chinese Snuff Bottles. 7S-]

[

and

white.

ground;

Cylindrical, black

pale blue

figures in

Marked.

Double bottle, cylindrical landscapes and rocks brown on white ground. Marked.

[76.]

;

in reddish 77.]

[

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

Double bottle, cylindrical: groups of Marked.

figures

white ground. 78.J

[

Double

yellowish green

cylindrical

bottle,

and ornament

flowers

Gourd-shape, flattened

79.]

[

;

birds

;

one

blue,

in colours.

and clouds

in light

red.

In form of a pebble, white ground, painted with

[80.] insects

and

foliage

;

carnelian stopper.

In form of a citron, yellow, with green leaves;

[81.]

silver stopper. [

Oblong, oval

82.]

Heart-shape white ground. Marked. [

83.]

[

84.]

Circular,

;

rich green figures

flattened

and foliage on white ground Marked.

;

coral stopper.

and landscapes

sides painted with flowers

;

ornament

;

in blue

on edges.

in red

Heart-shape, flattened ; a figure on each side in [ 85.] colours in small medallions; covered with ornaments in blue on white ground. Marked. Tall, square bottle, blue ground; figures on each [ 86.] side in dark blue.

[87.] stopper.

Cylindrical, Six marks.

[88.]

tapering,

Flattened; imitation

and clouds marked on

[

90.]

blue tourmaline

of green turquoise;

bats

surface.

ground Marked.

Cylindrical ; dark [ 89.] clouds in white and light blue.

Three small white

with inscriptions.

fluted;

blue

bottles, in

;

dragon and

which snuff

sold,

â&#x20AC;˘

Oval, flattened; dark red ground; many figures coloured stopper, a peacock in metal, with chain.

[91.]. in relief,

;

Marked. [

92.]

Heart-shape, flattened

and tree and flowers on dark red on edges. Marked. water,

[216]

;

white ground

sides in colours

;

tree

and

design in

Chinese Snuff Bottles. [

bird

;

Four marks.

tree, in colours.

Cylindrical; landscape with bridges and house ; metal stopper.

[94.] in blue

monkey,

Cylindrical, tapering; grey crackle deer,

93-1

and

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Porcelain.

and brown, on white ground

[

95.]

In form of squirrel; white; black eyes.

[

96.]

Square, tapering

on white ground [

White ground,

97.]

;

figures

on each side Marked.

in colours

lion handles in blue.

;

fretted; figure

mounted on

kylin;

blue and green. [

in red

White

98.]

;

trees

Oval, white [ 99. J in high relief. [

and

100.]

Small,

;

kylins

flattened

branch and leaves, in high [

loi.]

Cylindrical,

birds in colours

lion handles

on each side base

;

in red

perforated

and gold, rats

;

and

relief.

white on each side metal stopper set with coral

flattened,

interiors with figures, in colours

and malachite.

;

Four marks.

green glass stopper.

;

Marked.

Oval, white; on each side a theatrical repre[ 102.] sentation, in colours ; pink crystal stopper. Marked.

Square; white ground; figures on each side; [ 103.J dark blue ornament at top. Marked. [

104.J

in blue

; white ground ; female figure perforated at bottom, and with ears at

Circular, flattened

on each

side

;

sides for cord. [

105.]

boat and

Oblong, tapering neck; white ground;

trees, in colours.

[106.]

Cylindrical,

man on

Marked. shouldered; white ground;

many

figures in bright colours.

White; kylins and clouds Marked.

[107.] all

over. [

108.]

and boat, Marked.

White ground; many

in red,

in relief

perforated

;

figures in relief, in colours;

with canopy, with figures in relief and colours.

Cylindrical, tapering; musician on buffalo, in coral stopper. Four marks.

[109.] colours

;

[no.]

Flattened, white ground; pink crystal stopper. ;

in relief, in green

[217]

five-clawed dragon

Marked. cc

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

[in.] in relief

Tall, oval, white

and bright

colours.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

ground ; dragons and clouds Marked.

In form of dog, with puppy;

[ 112.] yellow.

blue, green,

and

In form of squirrel, brown, with leaves and

[113.]

fruits in colours.

many

ground;

horses and

Marked. Oval, white, fretted ground;

[115.]

high

blue

Cylindrical,

[114.] tree, in white.

kylins,

very

relief.

In form of two manuscript rolls, bound [116.] together with sash and cord rolls ornamented with dark and light blue, and with borders top and bottom ; sash, with rich pattern in colours. ;

[117.]

Square, with corners rounded, white ground;

figures painted

1x8.]

[

on each

Oval,

tall,

side.

Marked.

yellow; kylins, in high relief

Circular, flattened, white [ 119.] close pattern in dark blue. Marked.

120.]

[

In form of a

and pods

leaves

[121.] green, blue,

fruit,

ground

;

covered with

large; black ground, with

in slight relief, in green.

In form of boy, with vase, seated on a frog;

and

yellow.

Heart-shape, flattened, with trees and flowers in low relief in colours, on white ground ; pattern in blue on edges ; pink lac stopper. [

122.]

Circular, gold ground; [123.] with flowers in black, and inscription. [

124.]

medallions on sides,

Cylindrical, tapering, with small pattern in red

on white ground

;

two panels; flowers

in colours

on white

ground. [

125.]

in colours

;

Double bottle, cylindrical, white ground; bone stoppers, inlaid. Marked.

figures

Pale green ground, beaded; two oval panels, [ 126.] with figure, and a landscape in colours. Marked.

[127.] relief, in

[128.] forated

In form of butterfly;

colours

all

;

markings on wings

gilded.

Oval, tall, flattened; dark blue ground; perover; symbols, flowers and ornament, in relief,

in bright colours.

[2.8]

Chinese Snuff Bottles. 129.]

[

130.]

[

back

Imitation red

marked

relief;

in blue

lac,

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Porcelain.

perforated

over, kylins in

all

in gold.

ground Four marks.

Cylindrical, white

and brown.

on horse-

figures

;

Cylindrical; figures and trees in colours, on [131.] white ground ; malachite stopper. Cylindrical; landscape with houses and water, [132.] on white ground. Four marks.

in blue

[133.]

many

Heart-shape, flattened, white ground; design in red on edges. Marked. ;

on sides

figures

[134.]

Yellow glaze; reticulated.

Cylindrical; five-clawed dragon and clouds, in blue and brown. 135.]

[

Oval, large, blueish - white ground; many [136.] on horseback, and a boat on lake with rocks and trees, in blue and brown ; porcelain stopper with figure in blue. figures

Marked. 137.]

[

red lac

;

Oval,

tall

perforated

;

dragon and stork

[138.]

all

over

imitation

;

in relief; porcelain stopper.

Oval, flattened; perforated all over; kylins in Marked. blue glass stopper. ;

relief in colours

[139.]

Oval,

dragon and stork 140.]

[

perforated

tall;

all

over;

pale green;

in relief; green ivory stopper.

WTiite ground, fretted

;

many

full

length figures,

in relief; green ivory stopper.

[141.]

Cylindrical; a warrior

colours;

inscription

on white ground. [

142.]

[143.]

brown

Similar to No. 137.

tapering;

Cylindrical,

expanded neck;

light

crackle.

[144.] Cylindrical; expanded base and neck; bright green glaze ; crackle. [

145.]

White.

[

146.]

Oval,

and clouds

stork

Similar to No. 140. tall

;

dark blue, perforated

;

dragon and

in relief

Oval, flattened; dragon and stork in [147.] green and red on white ground. Marked. [

148.]

Circular,

flattened,

clouds in red. [219]

white ground

;

relief,

bats

and

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

Square, white glaze j grooved sides and trans[ 149.] verse grooves at angles. Circular, white ground; roses and blackthorn [150.] on sides in colours rats in relief on shoulders tendril and leaves on neck, in relief; around base, circular ornaments in yellow and blue alternately, perforated. ;

;

[151.]

Large, unglazed porcelain, grey; three cocks inscription on opposite ;

and clouds, in black and blue grey Marked. side.

Double bottle, cylindrical; [152.] landscapes in blue. Four marks. [153.] ground.

ground;

white

Tapering to neck; foliage in blue on white

Cylindrical; white ground; warriors fighting [154.] painted in colours. Four marks.

dragon

Cylindrical; five-clawed [ 155-1 in grey ; white ground.

;

brown, clouds

Cylindrical; figures and landscape in blue, on [156.] Four marks. white ground. Circular, flattened, white; [ 157.] painted. Marked.

[158.]

view

Cylindrical,

tapering

on each side a locust base,

white;

sea

vessels at a wharf, painted.

;

Cylindrical, tall, white; five-clawed dragon [ 159.] clouds, incised under glaze; stopper, a kylin in ivory;

and 13

on bottom.

rings

[ 1

60.]

White

;

perforated

all

over

;

dragon, stork, and

clouds in relief; coral stopper. 161.]

[

Tapering

neck;

club ornament on yellow

ground. 162.]

[

river

Oval, flattened

and clouds

;

figures, interior,

in relief in colours;

landscape with

neck broken.

Four

marks. [163.] marks.

[164.]

Cylindrical, wliite

two

;

Cylindrical, white;

figures in colours.

figures seated

Four

at table, in

colours.

Cylindrical, wliiie figures in colours [165.] clouds in red on shoulder coral stopper. ;

;

[220]

;

bat

and

Chinese Snuff Bottles. [

i66.]

[167.]

white;

Cylindrical,

brown and blue

;

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

figure

and landscape,

figures

coral stopper.

white;

Cylindrical,

bright colours.

Four marks. [

168.]

Cylindrical, white; five-clawed dragon in blue;

clouds in chocolate. [

169.]

[170.]

Cylindrical, white

colours

figures in blue

and brown.

tapering to base; many pattern in blue on shoulders and

white,

Cylindrical,

figures, in bright

;

Marked.

base. [

171.]

and clouds

Cylindrical, white; dragon

[172.] Cylindrical; dragon in red-brown pattern on neck and base in blue.

;

in green.

clouds and

Cylindrical, tapering to base; figure in colours, 173.] inscription within coloured border, on white ground ;

[

and

silver stopper, repousse,

[174.]

drawn by

many

Cylindrical;

Cylindrical,

group on white ground.

figures in bright colours;

bottles, with inscription

[176.]

and

white ground; cart with cover, and mountains, in blue.

six horses, in colours,

[175.] of

and chased.

Cylindrical,

below

;

white ground

;

butterflies,

flowers

grass, in dull colours. [ 1 7 7-]

Cylindrical; circular devices in blue,

green jade stopper. [178.]

on white;

Four marks.

Cylindrical; like No. 173.

Cylindrical, white ground; [179.] brown.

rocks,

water,

and

trees, in

[180.]

Cylindrical;

landscape

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; rocks

and

trees

chocolate, on white. Cylindrical, tapering to base; [181.] with axe, in colours. Marked.

white;

figure,

Cylindrical, white; two figures and duck, in [182.] colours ; inscription. Mark, a duck. Cylindrical, white, tapering [ 183.] seated at table, in blue and dull red. [

184.]

Cylindrical, white Cylindrical, white

[ 185.] colours. Marked.

;

two

many

[221]

to base;

figures

figures in colours. figures at

altar, in

Chinese Snuff Bottles. i86.]

[

large

flag, in

Cylindrical; figures, rocks, two boats, one with blue and dull red.

187.]

[

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

Cylindrical; figures on horseback, in white on

black ground. 1S8.]

[

Cylindrical; figures and trees in dull red and

on white ground.

blue,

189.]

[

white ground.

[190.]

191.]

figures in bright colours

JNIarked.

Cylindrical;

dragon and clouds, in [

two

Cylindrical;

pale

green ground;

five-clawed

red.

Square, yellow glaze, plain.

[

192.]

Tapering to neck; brown

[

193.]

Globular, long neck; dark green glaze, plain.

[

194.]

Tapering to neck; brownish black

glaze, plain.

turquoise-green ground, covered

Cylindrical;

[195.] with fine markings in dull red. [

196.]

Neck

[

197.]

Globular; turquoise glaze, plain.

[198.]

contracted at bottom; black glaze, plain.

Cylindrical,

purple;

tall,

red glaze on rough

surface.

[199.]

Tapering

neck;

fawn-colour glaze,

light

plain. [

200.]

Light green gTOund, finely sprinkled with blue.

[

201.]

Flattened, long neck; grey crackle.

[

202.]

Cylindrical, contracted above base; black glaze.

Cylindrical, contracted above base 203.] red glaze ; green jade stopper. [

Square, groove down [ 204.] grooves on angles green glaze.

each

side

;

brownish transverse

;

[

glaze

;

Globular, tapering to base 205.] leaves in gold. Marked.

The follotvmg lo/iic/i closely

;

five bottles are of a resembles in density, hardness,

long neck, black

Chinese fonelain

and polish,

the best

specimens of JVtdgicood's "jasj>er-7i'are." Circular, flat, light brown paste; raised plain [206.] medallions on sides and edges cut and polished as stone. ;

[

207.]

Oval, flattened, chocolate colour, plain.

[222]

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

Oval, flattened, tapering to base

2o8.j

[

cut

and polished as stone

and

jade.

2og.]

[

on sides

;

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Porcelain.

silver stopjjer,

;

Circular, flattened

light

;

brown paste

;

with coral

set

Chinese symbols engraved

green paste.

Narrow, flattened; oUve green paste, polished

[210.] as stone.

Circular, flattened; [211.] Marked. gilded on white ground.

many

figures in

colours,

Small, green ground; raised ornament, yellow

[212.] in centre.

Oval, small, yellow ground; flowers raised, light [213.] green in centre.

Shouldered bottle; two boats, water, and trees ornament in red round neck and

[214.]

in relief, in bright colours

;

Four marks.

base.

Oval, tapering to neck; figures and interior in colours ; ornament in red round base.

[215.] relief, in

Oval, flattened

216.]

[

;

many

full-length figures in high

relief.

Oval, flattened; boat and figures and water in and on opposite side figures in relief in bright colours ornament in red round neck and base. Four marks.

[217.]

relief,

Gourd - shape, flattened, contracted [218.] white ground, clouds and bats in dull red.

centre;

Double bottle, cylindrical, tapering to base; [219.] white figure and ass and an interior in colours. Marked. ;

[

ment

220.] papers.

Two

small glass bottles of

Square, [221.] panels sunk in sides. [

222.]

landscape

tall

Cylindrical

;

snufl",

with advertise-

white; dragons in blue, round long

troop

camels,

brown and blue on white

;

flat

and Mark, a

trees,

top.

horse.

[223.] Cylindrical, tall, tapering to base wicker pattern in relief round upper part. [

224.]

Flat top, similar to 222.

;

Mark, a

white glaze;

fish.

Cylindrical ; figures in colours ; borders in blue [225.] Marked. top and bottom on white ground.

[223J

Chinese Snuff Bottles. Octagonal,

[226.]

and

cattle

trees in blue

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Porcelain.

slightly tapering

tall,

downwards;

on white ground.

[227.] Circular; contracted base, white crackle landscape in black, blue, and green.

with

Square, tall; green ground, finely mottled with

228.]

[

;

blue.

Cylindrical, tapering to base;

[229.]

[

form

230.]

dragon

blue

Four marks.

on white ground.

of leaf;

with

liat,

gilded.

flowers,

Marked. Globular, with long neck;

[231.] foliage in [

low

Double

232.]

ground;

dull blue

relief.

bottle, cylindrical

;

light

green ground

with blue mottle. with

Oval, flattened, [ 233.] white edged with green. [

mouth

dragon

and clouds

Cylindrical, tapering downwards, expanded apple-green ground, with ornament and leaves in

234.] ;

blue.

[235.]

and

Heart-shape;

inscription

[236.] ground.

sides

Cylindrical;

Flattened, [237.] black on yellow ground.

beaded;

green gi'ound,

figures

white.

and birds

trees

octagonal,

long

in blue

neck;

on white

dragon

Oval, flattened ; watch-face on each side [ 238.] Marked. pale blue, with design in relief in gold.

;

edges

sides and edges perforated Oval, flattened [ 239.] bats s}'mbols and flowers, in bright colours ; white ground. ;

[

240.]

white ground [

spoon marks [

241.] in

flat

top

Cylindrical

Circular,

;

blue diaper and foliage on

ivory stopper.

;

form of spade

242.]

large

Cylindrical, ;

blue

;

figures

flattened

;

yellow

dragon in pink, surrounded by clouds Marked. [243.] in colours

on white ground Four

large ivory stojjper, inlaid.

Heart-shape, flattened;

on white ground.

Marked. [224]

green

in blue

gi'ound white.

and

lion handles;

foliage

Chinese Snuff Bottles. [

— Porcelain,

Glass.

light green ground Globular, long neck 244.] three oval medallions with landscape in colours, ;

beaded

;

foliage in red,

and

inscription,

Twenty Stoppers, various Thirty-six

Heads

Marked.

on white ground.

stones, with spoons.

various

Stoppers,

and

stones

materials.

CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES—GLASS. Chinese SnufF Bottles, in great variety of [ I to 60.] rich colours, combinations of colours, and kinds of glass.

Twenty having stoppers of

coral, silver, stone,

and

with

glass,

spoons.

[61 to 73.] Thirteen Snuff Bottles in imitation of Mocha-stone and agate, of a peculiar kind of glass, said to be made by the use of the sile.x of the rice plant. Nine having stoppers of garnet, carnelian, crystal and glass, with spoons.

GLASS SNUFF BOTTLES— Cut

Cameos at

Shan-tung.

[

74.]

house and

Figures,

trees,

olive-green

upon

white.

[75.]

Dragon, and inscription

lion handles, in black,

[76.]

upon opaque

Figures, birds,

and

seal characters,

and

pink.

trees in black,

upon opaque

white.

[77.]

on opaque [78.] red,

Large

;

trees, flowers,

and clouds

in bright blue,

white.

Cylindrical;

two five-clawed dragons

dark

upon opaque orange. [79.]

Flowers and foliage, upon white.

[80.]

Horses and

trees

on each side; two shades of

light pink.

[225]

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Glass.

Large, cylindrical, tapering to base; flowers in white tourmaline stopper. ;

[8i.]

dark blue, upon white

flowers and Large globular, with long neck [82.] solid leaves in open ornament in blue, on white ground blue, on base and neck. ;

;

Large cylindrical, tapering to base; lion handles; [83.] two oval medallions, with symbols and bats in blue, on white. [

84.

Circular,

flattened

lion

;

85.]

Dragon,

[

86.]

Black-thorn,

upon

crystal

[

neck

87.]

;

base,

and

medallions,

and bamboos

birds,

roughened inside

Dragon

;

orange-brown, on white.

[

handles,

on white

border of medallions in blue, flowers painted on gold ground.

in black

in dark red, green jade stopper.

;

on each

side,

on white.

Large; ruby glass with symbols and leaves on [88.] ; cut in high relief. [

89.]

Dark blue upon white Dragons

plain white neck.

;

ruby glass, in high relief; inscription [ 90.] in seal characters within oblong medallion, on semi-transparent ground. in

Bear, monkey, [91.] opaque white ground.

bird,

and

foliage in light green,

Figures, bats, and foliage in ruby glass, and lion [92.] handles, on semi-transparent ground. [

93.]

Bonze, deer, symbols, and lion handles in dark

on opaque white ground.

blue, [

94.]

Bonze on horseback;

semi-transparent ground

[95.] ground. [

96.]

relief with

Rude

;

figures

tree and flowers in blue, carnelian stopper.

and

trees in reddish

brown, on blue

Large oval, flattened large dragon clouds in red, on opaque white ground.

;

high

Large, cylindrical ; tapering to both ends ; trees [ 97.] with flowers and birds in high relief in red, on opaque white ground ; carnelian stopper. [

98.]

and leaves

Tall, gourd-shape, contracted in in white,

on pink ground of two [226]

middle

tints.

tendrils

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Glass,

Painted Glass.

Large ruby glass, with dragon, [ 99.] handles in high relief; green glass stopper.

Leaves and fruits, and [ 100.] on semi-transparent ground.

red,

Small

01.]

[ 1

lion,

and

lion

tendrils in high relief, in

dragons, symbols

and

lion

handles in

on transparent ground.

blue,

Altars and lion handles in dark green, on semi[ 102.] transparent ground.

Large symbols on

103.]

[

sides, red

on white opaque

ground. Foliage, etc.,

104.]

[

semi-transparent ground

and lion handles in deep blue, on green jade stopper.

Dragons on each side

105.]

[

;

in red, in

high

relief,

semi-transparent ground.

Dragons covering whole surface; water on opaque white.

106.]

[

in light red,

at base,

Scroll-like ornament, with grotesque head and high relief, in ruby glass, on semi-opaque ground ; green jade stopper.

107.]

[

fish, in

[

red

;

Large Chinese characters and lion handles in 108.] semi-transparent ground.

[

Dragon and bird

109.]

ground

;

rough

[no.] ruby

ruby glass on transparent

Bonze under a tree, and on semi-transparent ground.

glass, [

inside. figure, stork, etc., in

Devices in black, on opaque white.

HI.]

Devices in blue, on opaque white;

[ 112.] stopper.

[

113.]

Symbols

[

114.]

Animals and

in black,

pink glass

on opaque pink ground.

tree, in blue,

on semi-transparent

ground. [

115.]

Four plants

in pots, various colours,

on opaque

white ground. [

Dragon, in high relief, in ruby glass, on while blue glass stopper ; in silver liligree case.

116.]

ground

;

[227]

Chinese Snuff Bottles.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Painted

Glass,

Ornament.

Applied

PAINTED GLASS. [117 and

Two

118.]

engraved

lion handles,

;

crystal glass

snuff bottles, with

each with a landscape painted upon

the inside of the bottle ; inscriptions also upon the inside No. 117 with glass stopper and spoon.

[119 and 120.] Two similar bottles, smaller; painted inside; both with inside surface rough. No. 119 with glass stopper; No. 120 with malachite stopper.

APPLIED ORNAMENT IN GLASS. Large, cylindrical, tapering to base; pale green; [ 121.] flowers in high relief, in yellow and pink, and stems in green. [

Small

122.]

green and red in very low

;

relief.

Gourd-shape, contracted in middle; semi-transwith leaves in blue, green, and pink, and stems in pale green, in high relief, applied lapis-lazuli stopper. [

123.]

parent white

;

[124.] pink, stems [

;

flowers in white

and

In form of citron; yellow mottled; leaves and

125.]

stem in high [

White semi-transparent and leaves in green.

relief in light green.

126.]

^Vhite,

opaque; flowers

in pink, leaves in yellow-

brown. [

127.]

stems in [

and

light

128.]

Greenish grey; fruits in dull red, leaves and green; applied; glass stopper.

White; flowers

in pink, leaves in green, blue,

yellow.

Tlie preceding

Snuff Bottles vary in height from 2

inches.

inches high,

and

inches

large" are from jj inches are not for the pocket, hut for the table.

Those described as

[228]

^''

Â§;tuff ^oxe^. IN

HARD

]

Labradorite, oval.

]

Jade, oblong.

] ]

]

STONES.

Matrix of opal, oblong.

(Hungary.)

Matrix of opal, oblong

;

gold mounted.

Noble serpentine, oval

;

Rose-quartz, oblong.

(Siberia.)

garnets imbedded.

]

White chalcedony,

]

Laminated chalcedony, oblong.

9-]

semi-circular.

Obsidian, circular.

(Mexico.)

10.]

Obsidian, oval.

II.]

Matrix of amethyst, oval.

(Mexico.)

12.]

Lapis

'3.]

Bloodstone, oblong.

14.]

lazuli,

Roman Roman

(India.)

oblong.

Mosaic, circular, on porphyry.

Mosaic, oblong, on porphyry.

Oblong bo.x, inlaid in lozenges 16.] labradorite, lapis-lazuli, etc. (Siberia.) 17.]

Lumachelli, oblong.

iÂť.j

Egyptian jasper,

19.]

Egyptian jasper, oval.

with adularia,

(Italian.)

oval.

20.]

Egj'ptian jasper, oblong

21.]

Rhodonite,

oval.

;

Indian granite bottom.

(Siberia.)

(Saxony.)

22.]

Lepidolite, oblong.

23-]

Avanturine, dark grey, curved.

24.]

Avanturine, red and white, oblong.

^5-]

Avanturine, brown, oval. [229]

Snuff Boxes.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; In

Hard

Stones.

Avanturine, brown and white, oval.

[26.] [

27.]

Avanturine, red spotted, oval.

[

28.]

Avanturine, red band, pink and white, oblong.

[

29.]

Lava, brown, oblong.

[

30.]

Lava,

Amorini; oblong.

yellow,

Venus with basket of

carved,

(Italy.)

Lava, yellow, carved,

[31.]

(Italy.)

"The Laocoon;"

circular.

(Italy.)

Anthophyllite, oblong.

[ 32.]

(Siberia.)

Bronzite, oblong.

[

33.]

[

34.]

Silicified

[35.]

Silicified

wood

oblong.

;

wood,

with

oval,

natural surface on

side.

[36.]

Silicified

wood, oblong.

[37.]

Silicified

wood, oblong.

[38.]

Silicified

wood, oblong.

[

Silicified

wood,

[

40.]

Silicified

wood, oblong.

]

oval.

[41.]

Silicified

wood,

[

42.]

Silicified

wood, oblong.

[

43.]

Siberian feldspar, green, oblong.

[

44.]

Norwegian

Siberian granite, pink, oblong.

46.]

Syenite, oblong.

[47.] [

Flowers and

48.]

white agate

feldspar, oblong.

Siberian granite, red, oblong.

[45.] [

oval.

;

lid only.

(Finland.)

fruit, in

hard stones, incrustcd on

(Vienna.)

Red jasper; fruits and flowers in hard stones,, [49.] incrusted; oval. (Vienna.) [50.] [

51.]

Rosso

antico, oblong.

Double box, Indian

jasper, oblong.

[52.]

Agate, incrusted, oblong.

[S3-]

Agate, oblong.

[54.]

Agate, oval.

[55.]

Agate, oval.

[56.]

Agate, curved. [230]

Snuff Boxes.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; In

Hard

Stones.

57-

Agate, circular.

58.]

Agate, circular.

59-'

Agate, oval.

60.]

Agate, oval.

61.]

Dendritic jasper, black and white, oblong.

62.1

Dendritic jasper, black.

63-

Jasp-agate, circular.

64.-

Jasp-agate, white

65-]

Jasp-agate, black, white,

and pink, curved.

66.]

Moss-agate, curved.

67.]

Egyptian jasper, oblong.

68.

Yellow jasper, curved.

69.]

Indian jasper, circular.

and

red, curved.

70.]

Egyptian jasper, brown and black mottled, oval.

71-

Eg)'ptian porphyry, red

and white, oval

part of

;

box. 72.J

Egyptian porphyry, red and white, oval.

73.]

Swedish porphyry,

74.]

Porphyry, red, brownish spots, oval.

75-]

Dark

76.]

Banded

jasper, oval.

77-]

Banded

jasper, circular.

78.]

Green and black

79-]

Green banded

80.]

Yellow

(German.)

jasper, oval.

and

circular.

(German.) (German.)

jasper, oval.

(Siberian.)

jasper, oblong.

(Siberian.)

banded

brown

jasper,

oblong.

(Siberian.) ;8i.]

82.]

;83.] 84.] infiltration

85-]

-86.]

Olive green and black jasper, oblong. (Siberian.)

Pink grey jasper, Blue grey jasper,

oval,

carved on

circular.

sides. (Siberian.)

(Siberian.)

Pale pink jasper, fissured, and reunited by silicious oval.

(India.)

Banded

jasper, curved.

Dendritic

jasper,

(German.)

oblong,

black

and

white.

(Siberia.)

87.]

Brown and yellow banded jasper,

88.]

Gneiss, oblong.

(Siberia.)

[231]

oval.

(German.)

Snuff Boxes.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; In

Hard

Stones.

8g.]

Gneiss, oblong.

90.]

Anhydrite, oblong.

(Siberia.)

91.]

Quartzite, oblong.

(Siberia.)

92.]

Conglomerate,

(Siberia.)

oval.

93.]

Conglomerate, circular

94.]

Conglomerate, quartz pebbles, oblong.

95.]

Conglomerate, oval.

;

part of box.

96.]

Conglomerate,

97.]

Porphyry, Sweden, oblong; top cracked.

98.]

Crinoidal stone, oblong.

99.]

Crinoidal stone, circular.

00. J

01.]

oval.

Serpentine, oblong.

Banded

agate, jasp-agate top

oval.

;

102.]

Jasp-agate, oblong.

103.]

Brown

agate, oblong; lid only.

104.]

Brown

jasp-agate, oblong.

105.]

Blood stone,

106.]

Indian agate, oval.

form of

(Hashish box.)

shell.

(Hashish box.)

107.]

Indian agate, circular.

108.]

Indian agate, oblong; not mounted.

(Hashish box.)

109.]

Dark, mottled, serpentine, oblong.

no.]

Brown

III.]

Fossil

112.]

Black and white agate, bottom jasper, oblong.

jasp-agate, oblong.

wood and

jasper; oblong.

113.]

Laminated grey chalcedony,

114.]

Stratified stone, oblong.

oval.

115.]

Green, mottled serpentine, circular.

116.]

Green and red mottled

jasper, oval.

117.]

Dark brown

118.]

Bluish-grey Gneiss, oblong.

119.]

Blood

120.]

Indian moss-agate, oblong; not mounted.

121.]

Black and white limestone, whorl of

fossil

wood,

oval.

(Norway.)

stone, oblong.

fossil shell

circular. [

122 to 125.]

Four

circular boxes, in serpentine.

[232]

SNUFF BOXESâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; METAL, IVORY, WOOL),

etc.

Steel, octagonal, oblong; chiselled ornament in (Spanish.) rock crystal top and bottom, engraved.

[ I.]

relief;

Steel, circular; chiselled

[2.]

top and bottom; silver mounted. Steel, oval

3.]

[

in four medallions

;

on gold ground,

relief,

(Spanish.)

and perforated ornament

chiselled

(German.)

lid.

Steel

5.]

[

low

tortoise-shell bottom.

;

Steel, oval

4.]

[

figures in

;

and perforated, ornament (Italian.)

perforated

;

circular

Steel,

[ 6.]

ground.

;

and

chiselled

geometrical

;

ornament

gold

;

(Spanish.)

foliage,

;

oblong

octagonal,

Steel,

]

acanthus

in centre a head, in high relief, in (Italian.) arabesque in very low relief

Steel, circular

[ 7.]

medallion; around [ 8.

form of bale of wool (Spanish.)

all over.

repoussd

and

Steel, oblong; flowers [9.] forated. (Spanish.)

[10.]

on top and bottom

;

(Italian.)

foliage; chiselled, per-

Steel; nude figure and young Satyr in high flowers and foliage ; chiselled. (German.) ;

relief in centre

[11.]

[

12.]

double box; landscape,

Steel, oval;

ornament Damascened,

in silver

Steel, oval;

on horseback, repousse. [

13.]

and

figures,

and

(ItaHan.)

gold.

on top and bottom (German.)

figure in

Steel, oval: trophies of arms, repousse.

armour

(German.)

Steel,

octagonal; on top and bottom figure on

[

15.]

Steel,

oblong; acanthus

[

16.]

Steel, oval; birds, arms,

[

17.]

Steel, octagonal

[14.] horseback, and foliage, repousse.

;

(Italian.) foliage, rei)ousse.

and

flowers, repousse.

on top and bottom flowers and

ornament chiselled and perforated. [

18.]

chiselled

Steel, oval;

and

[19.]

on top and bottom birds and

foliage

perforated.

Steel,

oval;

griffins

and

foliage

very

low

relief

acanthus ornament in low

[

20.]

Steel, oval;

[

21.]

Steel, octagonal;

relief.

ornament radiating from

repoussd [233]

JiE

centre,

Snuff Boxes.

— Metal,

Wood,

Ivorv,

Steel, oval scallop shells in high [ 2 2.] gilded centres, perforated. ;

[23. (Dutch.)

Steel,

oval;

convivial

Steel, octagonal [ 24.] smoking, by his side jug and

Steel, oblong; [25.] facetted heads.

Cast-iron,

26.]

[

classical figures

lid

repousse';

low

a brass plaque

high

relief.

—an owl

relief.

ornamented with in

;

relief,

party

glass, in

lid

Berlin

bottom, a

;

etc.

form of shell

nails with

;

gi'oup of

shell.

Bronze of three different colours; hexagonal,

[27.]

inlaid with clouds, water, etc., in silver.

(Japanese.)

Oval on lid small enamel in centre, surrounded by acanthus ornament in silver, chiselled and perforated, on gold ground tortoise-shell body. (French.) [28.]

;

on lid silver plaque with box consurrounded by scroll ornament tortoise-shell

Circular

29.]

[

taining hair,

;

body. [30.]

on lid mounts on sides

Oblong, double box

and perforated

;

similar

;

Silver, oval; top and [31.] and ornament, chased, applique.

and

34.

[

]

Copper,

Date 1662.

tion.

in form of (German.)

plaque chased

tortoise-shell.

sides covered with flowers

Copper, o^•al, parcel-gilt [ 32.] foliage, repousse.

Copper, oblong; on [33-] bottom a fine arabesque with figures

silver ;

;

covered with ornament

figures engraved,

lid,

in very

low relief. (Dutch.)

shell; parcel-gilt; with inscrip-

Circular, with gilded medallion of Alexander [ 35.] of Russia; papier-mache. (Russian.) 36.]

[

high

relief;

Circular, with head in papier-mache.

silver,

of William IV.

Circular, with group in silver, [37.] of three men carousing ; papier-mach(f. Gilt metal; [38.] Quatorze ornament.

;

high

handle of walking cane;

Copi)cr, in form of shell electro-deposited.

39-]

[

figures

[234]

;

relief,

Louis

covered with minute

Snuff Boxes.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Metal,

Wood,

Ivory,

etc,

Steel, oval; inlaid with silver; on [40.] (French.) female figures ; on bottom arabesque.

oval;

Silver,

[41.] Tarsus.

lid

on lid a pagoda, Silver, oblong [ 42.] ornament; sides covered \vith ornament, chased.

figure

;

Silver, oval [ 43.] flowers. (Chinese.

Saul

casting;

Berlin

three

lid

and

(Indian.)

with foliage, and in very high relief

;

Silver, oval ; lid repousse ; figures on horseback [ 44.] high relief â&#x20AC;&#x201D;meeting of Prince Charles and Lord Drummond near Stirling, 1746. in

[45.] the nose.

Silver,

oblong

46.]

Silver,

curved

[

;

with two small cups to put to

lid a

ship in

full sail,

repoussd

(Dutch.) Silver, circular;

[47.]

and on bottom

niello; plan of St. Petersburgh,

statue of Peter the Great.

Silver, circular; niello;

[48.] top; twelve coats of arms.

(Russian.)

of Vologda,

etc.,

(Russian.)

oblong; niello; on lid a boar hunt, and on bottom a huntsman, dogs, and arabesque.

Silver,

[49.]

arabesque

map

;

(Russian.) 50.]

[

oval

Silver,

niello

;

landscapes and

figures.

(Russian.

[51.]

Silver,

oblong; niello; covered with geometrical (French.)

and arabesque ornament. [52.] (Indian.) [53.]

Steel,

54.]

fine

ornament

Silver, gilt, circular; elaborate

on black ground, [

covered with

set with garnets

ornament

silver.

gold

top and bottom.

Bronze, oval; foliage in black on gold ground.

(Tonquin.) 55 and 56.]

[

[57.] silver [

;

White metal, oval; top and sides

Bidri.

58.]

Brass, gilded, of irregular form. (Chinese.) inlaid with

(India.)

Bronze,

oval

;

inscriptions

inlaid

witli

(Chinese.)

[59.]

Slccl, oblong, flat;

engraved.

[23Sj

Date 1760.

silver.

SxuFF Boxes.

Silver, oblong [61.] with ring for chain.

Copper,

63.]

enamel and

Brass, oval

65.]

Passion

ornament

66.]

[

etc.

high relief (French.)

brass

;

same

style

tortoise-shell.

with

Chinese inscriptions

silver,

on lid Crucifixion, with emblems of on dark brown ground, (enamel ?) on sides. (Dutch.)

carnelian

;

oblong top

head of Napoleon

;

border in gold.

inlaid with

67.]

Brass, in form of shoe.

(Dutch.)

[

68.]

Brass, in form of coffer

;

[69.]

;

[

Date 1779.

arms

coat

(Chinese.)

Tortoise-shell, in

;

— in lid;

(German.)

inscriptions.

Bronze, oval; [64.] on top and bottom.

[

enamel

scallop-shape,

inlaid

The

Wood,

watch— by ^rc^w/

with

;

Silver filigree with

[62.] [

Ivory,

Iron, stamped.

60.]

[

— Metal,

banded with copper.

(Dutch.)

Double

bo.x

bands and shields of

;

brass,

covered with " Katrina

octagonal;

horn,

engraved

inscription

;

—

Asmvs, 1684." [70.] gold, pique.

[71.] gold, piqud.

[72.]

and bottom, 73.]

[

oblong;

Tortoise-shell,

74.]

flowers

circular,

silver

and

(French.) Tortoise-shell,

oval; flowers and ornament top

in gold, piqu^.

Tortoise-shell, in form of boat

with stars and lines in gold, piqu^. [

and shield

flowers

(French.)

Tortoise-shell,

oval

;

inlaid all over

;

(French.) inlaid with

silver,

pique.

and

inscrip-

(French.) Tortoise-shell, oblong; marine view, [ 75.] tion in silver, pique. (French.) 76.]

[

piqud

Silver;

and metal. [

;

(French.)

[77.] pearl

oblong on lid an angel with on bottom bird and flowers in silver,

Tortoise-shell,

trumpet and flowers

78.]

and figures and Cupids.

tortoise-shell

lid,

Tortoise-shell, oblong; in

with

two

figures

(French.)

gold inside (French.) ;

lid

[236]

lid

Chinese landscape

a fine miniature

— nymphs

Snuff Boxes.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Metal,

Wood,

Ivory,

Tortoise-shell, circular; [79.] (French.

etc.

with pearl and

inlaid

silver. [

Tortoise-shell, oval

80.]

lid

;

incrusted with silver and

(French.)

pearl.

oblong;

Tortoise-shell, [81.] (French.)

inlaid

lid

with

stars,

pique'.

Horn, circular; on lid a painting, under glass, [82.] bottom and sides of castle and water Vernis Martin covered with stars in gold, pique'.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

;

Papier-mache, oblong; [83.] piqud.

and borders

flowers

silver,

Triple box, wood, oblong; surface incised [84.] over in chequers slightly inlaid with silver.

Wood, oblong;

[85.]

chequered

;

inlaid with

lid

;

lid

oval

Wedgwood

Horn, circular, with circular [87.] group of " Liberty, Peace, and Victory." [

88.]

Horn,

Wedgwood [

89.]

surface

silver points at intersections.

Wood, circular [ 86.] a shepherd with dog.

oval

silver;

all

circular,

plaque on

Horn,

Wedgwood

covered with stars lid

;

circular, with

Cupid

plaque

plaque;

in gold, piqu6;

piping.

Wedgwood

plaque

;

girl

with

dog. Ivory, oblong; lid carved [ 90.] winged horse, attacking a lion Greek ;

high

relief;

man on

inscription.

Ivory, oblong on lid in high relief, a [91.] seated at table caressing a female. (German.) ;

[

92.J

all over; on lid a man on sides hunting scenes and scroll

oblong, carved

Ivory,

and woman smoking ornament.

monk

;

(German.)

Ivory, circular, carved all over; top and bottom [ 93.] with fishes and shells, sides w^ith boats and water. (French.) [

94.]

figures,

and

Ivory, circular, carved trees

hunting scenes.

;

all

over

;

on bottom a chateau,

on top a house, etc. ; on sides,

(French.)

Ivory, oblong; on top and bottom female head, [95.] engraved, with borders ; lines filled with black. (Mexican.)

[237]

Snuff Boxes. [

Ivory,

96.]

two winged hearts

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Metal,

Wood,

Ivorv,

egg-shape,

flattened

on bottom,

man

;

htc.

engraved on

lid

driving a countr)' cart

inscription.

Plaque from lid of box ivory, circular mono[ 97.] cross and ornament in shar]) gram, and laurel wreath ;

;

relief.

Ivory, circular, richly engine-turned

[98.]

all

over and

inside. [

Ivory, in form of leg, with slipper.

99.]

Ivory, oblong, curved, carved all over; land[ loo.J (Chinese.) scapes, figures, boats, and foliage.

Ivory;

[loi.] beded. [

Horn,

102.]

section of tusk,

with

iron bullet im-

circular, with carving in ivory of a

Cupid's shrine, under

female

glass.

Silver, oblong; on lid enamel picture of birds, [ 103.] within border of vine foliage and gi'apes, in enamel.

Chinese landscape and figures Silver, oblong [104.] in Chinese style. enamel and gold, on green ground ;

;

(French.)

[105.]

enamel [

with

engraved

oblong;

lid,

Silver, oval, with miniature under wig and ermine robe.

107.]

leaves

(French.)

106.]

full [

Silver,

in colours.

glass,

Oblong, dark blue enamel, covered

of man

all

over

with fine ornament in gold.

Dresden enamel, oblong; on white ground [108.] two horsemen couriers taking to Magdeburg news of a victory in 1757; inscription on picture " Cito, cito, Magde-

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

burg."

[109.] foliage

the

and

Dresden enamel, oblong; on yellow ground, ornament; flowers in colours underneath

shell-like

fid.

Dresden enamel, oblong; on lid on white [iio.j ground, group of Amorini on clouds, with flowers ; underneath lid Venus sleeping, and Cupid. [ill.] sides in red, tical picture,

Dresden enamel, oblong: landscape on lid and on white ground underneath lid an emblemaand Raising tlie Brazen Serpent, both in colours. ;

[238J

Snuff Boxes.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Metal,

Wood,

Ivorv,

etc.

Dresden enamel, oval on lid The Sacrifice of underneath lid Rebecca at the well ; on bottom St. John on sides Christ healing a blind man ; and The Devil tempting Christ all in colours on white ground. [ 112.]

Isaac

;

Enamel; in form of shell [113.] in gold on white ground.

flowers

;

and orna-

ments

[114.] Silver, six-sided; in enamel on lid a head with crown, and ornament in colours on white ground.

laurel

(Chinese.)

[115.]

ornament

Silver;

in gold.

form of boat;

blue enamel, with

(Dresden.)

Battersea enamel; poodle's head, white and [116.] fawn on lid a man on horseback and trees, on white ground; on under side stags. ;

Battersea enamel; poodle's head, white and fawn, and trees, on white ground ; on side turkey, cock and hen, on white ground.

[117.]

brown under

;

lid stag,

Battersea enamel; pug's head; on lid hounds on white ground on under side poultr)', on white.

[118.]

and

stag,

[119.]

;

Battersea enamel

;

bull-dog's

;

black and

leg,

with pink

head

white.

[120.] Sevres porcelain; shoe and high heel. [

121.]

form of

Imitation of Avanturine; oblong.

Ivory; in form of powder horn; carved all [122.] over with birds and animals mounted with silver ; crystal ;

(German.)

lid.

Bone of whale; in form of grotesque head, [123.] with wig and cap. (Scandinavian.) [124.]

Double box,

shell

of tortoise; mounted with

silver. [

lid

;

Cowrie shell ; head of young Bacchus 125.] inscription " For thy sake, Tobacco, I Would do anything but die."

silver

with

1815.

[126.]

Shell of a tortoise.

[127.]

Cowrie

heads

;

lid,

shell,

carved

a white cameo, large

wreath.

[239]

all

over in cameo;

head bearded, with

two

laurel

Snuff Boxes. [ 1

28.]

Harp

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Metal,

shell;

130.]

[

[132.] 133.]

[

[134.]

two

with

shell,

etc.

metal.

on each

lids;

Oblong Snuff Box, made from the albumen of

From 131.]

Wood,

mounted with white

Large spiral [ 129.] figures in niello on silver.

blood.

Ivory,

(River Niger.)

the Nu]ii district.

Lobster's claw, Pearl,

mounted

in gold.

oblong; engraved.

Horn, oblong;

inlaid with pearl in lozenges.

Tortoise-shell,

oblong;

lid

of pearl, carved,

David and Nathan. 135-]

[

[ 136.J pressed.

Tortoise-shell, oblong, with double-peaked

Horn,

Cupid

circular;

[137.] Tortoise-shell, oblong; (Chinese.) scapes and figures.

among carved

flowers,

lid.

im-

over, land-

all

[138.] Tortoise-shell, circular; landscapes and figures (Chinese.) high relief top and bottom.

low

139.]

[

relief.

140.] (Russia.) [

[

141.]

cameo

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;a

[142.] [

143.]

144.] (Chinese.) [

Ebony, oval; covered with acanthus ornament (India.)

Horn, flattened with wooden bottom, oblong. Horn,

form of boar's head;

lid

of pearl, cut

lion.

Foot of a deer, hoofs polished

Horn, carved

horn

lid.

attach

;

in spiral.

hook

Horn, with horn

belt.

Lac, red and brown, oval; covered with fine [145.] (Chinese.) geometrical pattern ; green leaves on top. [

Horn, in form of leg; agate set in 146.] (Dutch.) heel.

lid,

mono-

gram on

mounted with

147.]

Leather, a shoe,

[

148.]

Leather, a shoe.

[

149 to 151.]

Horn,

[

152 to 162.]

Eleven lignum

[

silver.

(Dutch.)

circular, engine-turned. vita;

and ebony

bo.xes,

circular, engine-turned.

Light [ 163.] (French.) turned.

wood,

circular,

r24oJ

impressed

engine-

Snuff Boxes.

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Metal,

Wood,

Ivory,

etc.

Box-wood, carved all over; heads in medallions [164.] top and bottom at bottom box for " pince-nez ; " inside lid (German.) a silver medal. ;

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

Box-wood, oblong, carved on lid reception of [ 165.] a victorious soldier on horseback, on bottom a fortress. [

166.]

Wood,

[

167.]

Wood, female

form of boar's head, ivory

whose

figure

form the ornament on

petticoats

a figure carved in low relief; (Dutch.)

box; on sides.

lid,

Wood,

168.]

[

animals

169.]

[

oval, carved all over with figures

on bottom coat of arms and coronet.

;

tusks.

Wood,

oblong

Wood,

long

ornament

scroll

;

and

(Dutch.)

lid.

(Norwegian.) [170.] Wartburg.

oval;

carved

prisoner

Wood, circular, lined with tortoise-shell recep[ 171.] (French.) tion of Voltaire by Henry IV., impressed. ;

172.]

[

Wood,

circular, figure of

Napoleon, impressed.

(French.) 173-]

[

impressed.

Wood,

circular,

group of figures

a tomb,

(French.)

[174.]

Wood,

[175.]

Wood,

form of leopard.

(India.)

form of sheep, with bone horns.

(India.) [

[

176.J

Black wood, in form of toad.

177.]

Black wood,

(India.)

form of toad; rough

skin.

(India.) [ [

178.]

Ebony, dog's head, glass

Dark wood, in 179.] twisted copper wire.

wood and [

eyes.

form of shoe; inlaid with

180.]

[181.]

top and bottom, (French.)

Ivory, oval

with light wood.

;

Satin-wood,

light

(French.)

oval;

top

wood

and

;

top inlaid

sides

inlaid.

(English.) [

1S2.]

Wood,

with lorgnette, vinaigrette, and pince-nez

(French.)

box. [

183.]

bottom [

for

1S4.]

Wood; thumb.

to be carried on thumb, hole through (German.)

Light wood, circular. [241]

Snuff Boxes.

Wood,

185.]

[

[ 186 and York Minster,

Wood, No.

etc.

(Dutch.)

barrel.

from the ruins

circular;

186 with silver medal of York

lid.

Wood, oblong; from the "Mary Rose," Henry VIII.

188 and 189.]

[

Wood,

Ivory,

form of a

187.] 1S29.

Minster inserted in

sunk

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Metal,

at Spithead, in the reign of

Wood, oblong; from

190 to 192.]

[

the wreck of the

" Royal George." [

T93.]

Coquilla-nut, in form of boat; carved

[

194.J

Coquilla-nut, carved

all

over;

over.

all

end grotesque

head, with ivory teeth. 1

[

Coquilla-nut, oval

95-]

Neptune and sea-horses on

;

lid.

oblong;

Papier-mache,

[196.] "

picture

after

Ostade,

The Tavern." 197.]

[

Jesus and

198.]

[

after

St.

Papier-mache, circular; John," after Raphael.

"Madonna

Papier-mache, circular

[199.] Raphael.

Papier-mache,

;

circular;

a portrait.

lid

head

Papier-mache; girl, admitting [200.] room. Painted by Raven., of Birmingham.

hair

Madonna,

lover

her

Papier-mache; the Five Orders of Society.

201.]

[

with Infant

Les Anglais \

[202.]

Papier-mache

[203.]

Papier-mache; picture of negro, with jewelled

and [

;

Paris.

dress.

Papier-mach6

204.]

;

form of shoe.

Birch-bark, oblong; landscape

[205.]

and

castle, im-

pressed. [

Birch-bark, long oblong; perforated, and under-

206.]

laid with talc.

[207.]

(Norwegian.)

Wood,

circular,

imitation

birch-bark.

(Finland.)

[208

to 212.]

Birch-bark,

perforated,

incised,

and

impressed.

[213.] [

214.]

[215.]

Wood,

circular; convivial party, impressed.

Tortoise-shell, oval, fluted.

Plaque from top of bo.x; horn, circular; the

Vcndome Column

;

impressed.

[242]

Snuff Boxes. [216.] relief,

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Metal,

oblong;

Silver,

and bamboo

birds

foliage, also in

high

foliage

Wood,

Ivory,

and bottom, in high and ends bamboo

lid

;

etc.

sides

(Japanese.)

relief.

[217.] Silver, cylindrical, double box; on ends, groups of figures ; on body, a stag hunt, in high relief, repousse.

(German.)

gnuff ^^uffs. Snuff Mull, a ram's head, isfin. x 8Mn. high: on silver, chased, with pink crystal on lid; silver shields at base of horns and silver tips thistles in silver set with pink crystals two hare's feet and two prickers attached by silver chains ; on three rollers. [

218.J

head snuff box of

;

Snuff Mull, a ram's horn,

[219.]

mounted with

silver

;

pricker, rake, spoon, [

Snufl"

220.]

mounted with silver; spoon, and brush, in

lid

and

chased and

i2in. x6in.

set with agate

hare's foot attached by silver chains.

Mull,

cow-horn,

silver plate silver,

and

loiin. x Siin.

[ ;

[

silver

223.]

end carved [

attached by silver chains.

[

set

225.]

thistles

and

226.]

Mull, cow-horn,

6i-in. x

flattened,

mount, engraved with coronet and " Snuff Mull, cow-horn,

â&#x20AC;&#x201D;a bulldog's head.

224.]

mount, [

Snuff

222.]

high,

thistles in front; mallet,

Snuff Mull, cow-horn, three coils, [221.] high ; silver plate on lid with coat of arms.

high

high, mallet,

;

3',in.

high

;

s|in.

4lin. x 4in. \V.

L."

silver

Snuff Mull, cow-horn, 2jin. x $Un. high with cairngorm.

mount;

;

silver

Snuff Mull, cow-horn, 3lin, high; silver mount; plate

lid.

Snuff Mull, ibex-horn, 7in. long; silver mounts.

[227 ] Snuff Mull, ram's horn, loiin. long; horn with iron hinge; spoon and chain of iron.

[243]

lid

'StcfsuAes. Japanese carvings,

chiefly in ivory,

used as buttons, or

"toggles," to attach to the waistband the pipe-case

and

tobacco-

pouch. They are very varied in subject and character ; some are single figures, nia?iy are groups of figures, illustrating the mythology, history, occupations, and daily social life of the They are frequently treated in a humorous or Japanese. grotesque mariner ; but invariably the character and expression of the carving is admirable.

The following, from bi

are in ivory.

to g6,

— man smoking. Marked. figures — one .smoking. Marked. Man seated on buffalo — attendant with pipe. group

[ I.]

Fai-nily

[

2.J

Group of three

[

3.]

[4.]

[5.] [6.]

hero smoking astride a

Marked.

tiger.

Two Two

figures

— one smoking.

figures

— one with axe and faggots, smoking.

Man

with pipe, seated on basket.

Marked. [7.] [

8.]

Seated figure, with pipe.

[

9']

Opium smoker,

Marked.

with open mouth.

armour slaying a great

[

10.]

Warrior

[

II.]

Figure mounted on buffalo, two attendants, one

playing

ape.

Marked.

flute.

12.]

Two

[

13.]

Warrior mounted on grotesque animal. Marked.

[

14.]

Figure seated on buffalo, playing a

[

15.]

Priest with

[

[16.] dants. [

figures, with .saddled buffalo.

open

scroll seated

Marked.

three atten-

Marked. 17.]

Bald-headed Marked.

priest,

with open scroll, seated on

18.]

Group of

[

19.]

Figure, with scroll, astride a

[

20.]

Seated figure caressing a

[21.] [

flute.

deer.

High personage on horseback, with

spotted deer. [

on a

Marked.

22.]

three warriors.

Marked. fish,

with water.

tiger.

Combat between two men, one on horseback

camel.

[244I

Netsukes.

Group of

23.]

[

seated

figures,

six

and

standing.

Marked.

Man, woman, and

24,]

[

Figure of a deity, with two pigmy men. Marked.

[25.]

Group of seven monkeys, two holding

26.]

[

Marked.

ape.

pole

which one swings.

Group of

28.]

[

29.]

[

30.]

five figures

— one

carr>'ing a

hawk, one

Group of nine grotesque masks. Marked. Group of two men and a boy. Marked.

—

men

Mythological group three coming out of an egg.

[31.] frog,

Marked.

quarrelling

Marked.

with a bear. [

men

Five blind

27.]

[

and a

with horse and

lizard

Group of

[32.]

five

musicians, three with instruments.

Marked.

Grove

[33.] beneath.

bamboo;

[

34.]

Seven grotesque masks

[

35.]

Four

them with a

[ [

— three

;

and

deer

grouped.

issuing from a box, one of

serpent's neck.

36.]

[

European

figures

three

Japanese woman pouring out tea for a Marked.

man

dress.

37-]

Woman

38.]

Old man, with

washing clothes.

Marked.

mask and a

child.

Man carving a grotesque mask, with chisel and [ 39.] hammer; another man looking on with admiration. Marked. [

40.]

a MS.

roll

;

[41.]

Bald-headed personage, with large man following. Marked.

Two

figures discoursing about a grotesque

head

Marked.

between them. [42.]

ears, carrying

Two

figures

table

playing

with

dice.

Marked.

A countryman

[ 43.] legs of a wolf

;

man

tying together with cord the four Marked. looking on.

[

44.]

Two

mythological figures, with serpent.

[

45.]

Two

frog-faced

and frog-shaped men, one

carry-

ing the other. [

46.]

Mythological personage, with large bald head

and white beard, and attendant carrying [245]

scrolls.

Netsukes. 47.]

Two

[

48.]

Group of two

[

49.]

[

smiths forging a sword blade. figures

Marked.

and dragon.

Woman washing herself, and child. Two women, one with large hat,

[50.]

and

two

children. [

51.]

[

52.]

Two children, with Man in rich robes,

a child

Marked.

with a trumpet, and carrying

his back.

'White-bearded

S3-]

[

a mask, sitting.

man

sitting

on recumbent spotted

and an attendant.

deer,

Two old men quarrelling, one carrying a tea-pot. Man and woman hand in hand,

[54.] [

55.]

[

56.]

A man and woman mask between them.

with a

Woman

[57.]

on her

lap.

[

58.]

[

59.]

[

60.]

a bag

sitting in front of a large jar,

with a child, and with a grotesque

mask

Marked.

Two boys quarrelling. Man feeding a tame bird, and

boy with basket.

full

Mythological personage with large ears, opening of trinkets, boy watching him.

[61.]

Two

[62.]

old

men

with

grotesque horned heads,

Marked.

quarrelling.

Man

with scroll sitting by the side of a large

bell.

Marked. [

63.]

Bald-headed, white-bearded old

[

64.]

[65.] [

66.]

enemy. [

slay

Man

[

with

staff",

with a gilded mirror.

Marked.

Woman in long robes. Marked. Man with sword, triumphantly astride a prostrate

Marked.

67.]

him with [

man

Marked.

carrying a child on his back.

giant,

holding a

man by his arms and

about to

Marked.

a sword.

68.]

A woman

69.]

Mythological personage with dragon on his back.

long robes, being caressed by a dog.

Marked. [

70.]

[ 71.] [ 72.] his side.

Man in Woman

long robes and child sitting,

at his feet.

with fan and butterfly.

Mythological personage

Marked, [246]

sitting,

Marked.

with dragon by

Netsukes. Grotesque old man, with horns water the water carved

73.]

[

and cable Marked. [

74.]

[

75.]

sitting in

with anchor

;

in black

;

Woman tying the mouth of a sack. A man with shears, on the back of

wood.

Marked. a goblin owl

Marked.

flying. [

76.]

[

77.]

shoulder a

Man

hoeing, and dog.

Marked.

gobhn-like figure, with

figure of a bearded old [78.] carrying a battle-axe. [

79.]

[80.] [ [

82.]

from which

man

his

in rich robes,

A one-horned beast, with base engraved as a A man carrying a frog upon his shoulder.

81.]

old

man

sitting,

seal.

sharpening a saw.

mythological personage standing upon an egg, issuing a horse.

An old [ 83.] Marked. arrows. [84.]

and upon

staff,

frog.

man

with pointed beard, with

bow and

seated figure wearing a fox's mask.

Figure, similar to No. 73, standing on the sea, [85.] Marked. carrying anchor and cable.

Boy

squatting, holding a cock.

carving a gigantic mask.

88.]

Man Man

89.]

Group of nine

[

86.]

[

87.]

[ [

sitting,

scapes carved within. [

90.]

Monkey

Marked.

and monkey. shells

â&#x20AC;&#x201D; three open, showing land-

Marked. seated on cylindrical bell carved with

dragons.

[91.]

grove of bamboo, with seven figures beneath.

Marked. Circular, with female figure

and

fish in

low

relief.

Oval, with enamelled centre on gold, in colours. Circular,

[

95.]

woman

with long hair and long robes,

Circular, with figure

and

buffalo carrying faggots,

in lac.

A bivalve shell open, showing landscape and [96.] houses within, two smaller shells attached, one occupied by a crab. [247]

Netsukes.

Wood;

[97.] [

98.]

[

99.]

;

[100.]

mask slung

large

Wood;

woman, with head and

of a

figure

ivory.

102.]

[

with

to his shoulders with a sash.

loi.]

[

hands of

laughing mask with horns.

Wood laughing mask with a horn. Wood mask of a child. Wood; squatting figure of man,

Wood

;

flat

melon with a

squirrel peeping out

of a hole in the rind.

Wood,

103.]

[

lute, floating

Wood; man

[104.] over his knee.

female figure with a and malachite

Wood;

squatting with his hands clasped

grove of bamboos, with seven figures

Marked.

within. [

106.]

Wood

[

107.]

Horn

;

woman

carrying a child and a kettle.

;

an egg broken showing grotesque bird

;

a cicada upon a half walnut

Marked.

within.

[108.] 109.]

[

;

hair set with coral

;

Marked.

ornament perforated.

[105.]

hollow

circular,

on waves

Horn Horn

man

;

grotesque

mask behind him. [no.] Horn; woman with [in.]

Horn; man

both floating on a lotus

fan.

shell.

attitude

hiding a

Marked.

and a horned demon, Marked.

kneeling,

leaf.

Horn laughing woman holding a ladle. Wood; in form and size of a walnut, the rough 113.] [ surface being a mass of about seventy human masks. [

112.]

;

[114.] An oblong piece with threads of chlorite. [115.] centre

;

Rock

[116.]

A monkey

white, the fish in black [

117.]

[

118.]

[

119.]

Two

120.]

oval;

crystal,

outlines of limbs

;

animal

rock

crystal,

polished;

with moss-like bodies in

and head of mouse engraved.

and

fish in agate the carved from one piece.

;

monkey

white and red carnelian.

citron, in yellow carnelian.

dragons grouped,

brown and white

agate. [

oblong button of imitation turquoise, with

silver ring.

[248]

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SECTION A— EUROPE England— Early Clay Pipes (A. a.) England— Pottery (A.c.) England— Silver, etc. (A.d.) Holland— Early Clay Pipes, etc. (A.e.) France— Sevres (A.f.) Germany— Wood, Horn, and Meerschaum Germany— Stone Pipe Bowls (A.h.) Germany— Porcelain Pipe Bowls (A.h.) Germany— Meissen Pipe Bowls (A.h.) Germany— Berlin Pipe Bowls (A.h.) Sweden, Norway, and Denmark (A.i.) :

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European Russia Turkey (A.I.) Italy

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92 95

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Pipe Cases- European (A.o.) Tobacco Pipe Stoppers and Prickers (A.p. Fire Strikers, Tinder Boxes, Match Holders,

96 98 102

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110

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Assam and Burmah Persia

(B.b.)

116

117

(B.c.)

China— Tobacco Pipes (B.d.) China— Opium Pipes, etc. (B.d.d.)

121

Japan

124 126

(B.e.)

Asi.\tic

Russia

132

(B.f.)

Java and Sumatra (B.g.) Betel Nut Cutters and Chunam Boxes

136

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137

139

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140 143

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147

149

D— AMERICA:

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North American Coast (D.e.) South America

(D.a.)

152

153

.155

North

Indian, of

Pacific 161

(D.f.)

164

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...

(E.a.)

165

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Snuff Snuff Snuff Snuff

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Mocha Stone

Bottles— Chinese

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Carnelian Agates, engraved .

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225

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22S

228

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