A RARE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH BATTERSEA BILSTON ENAMEL SNUFF BOX AND COVER modelled recumbant. 7.5 cm

A RARE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH BATTERSEA BILSTON ENAMEL SNUFF BOX AND COVER modelled recumbant. 7.5 cm x 5.25 cm.

A RARE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH ENAMEL PILL BOX AND COVER in the form of a clock face. 3.25 cm wide.

English Battersea Enamel Snuff Box And One Other C. 18th.c, Dia. 1.7'' 2 pcs Battersea box having a white ground and with cover., Dia 1.7". Multiple stress cracks. Also a miniature round 1.2" snuff bo

Lovely 18th Century English enamel snuff or patch box, made at either Battersea, Bilston or South Staffordshire. The top is painted with a dove and a wreath in polychrome enamels on a white background

Beautifully painted 18th Century English enamel snuff box, of a type made at Battersea, Bilston and South Staffordshire. Oval box with a fluted base, decorated in a lovely shade of green with panels o

18th Century English Enamel patch or snuff box. Could have been made at Battersea, Bilston or South Staffordshire. Has the motto "Love and Unite" surrounded by a border of pink and green garlanding. F

Rare 18th c. Battersea and Bilston figural enamel monkey bonbonniere pill box having hinged lid depicting monkey gathering fruit 2.5" x 2"

Antique 18th C Battersea Bilston Type Enamel Box. Message on the top reads A Present from Mother. Measures 1.75 inches in width.

Antique 18th C Battersea Bilston Type Enamel Box. Message on the top reads Love and Live Happy. Measures just over 1.75 inches in width.

group of 5 excellent 18th c. Battersea and Bilston enamel bonbonniere pill boxes including rare beagle dog form box, reclining spaniel box, trunk form box, box with architects tools on lid inscribed "

ENGLISH BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOX, 18TH C., H .75", L 1.5":Inscribed "Efteen the Gift For thofe who give, And Joy attend you While you live."

ENGLISH BILSTON ENAMEL PATCH BOX, 18TH C., H .75", L 1.5":Inscribed "Accept this Trifle from a Friend Whofe Love for Thee will never End".

Oval Battersea Bilston English enamel motto box, 1-1/2", original mirror, "A Person Without Money and None He Can Borrow Small Is His Credit and Great is His Sorrow, 18th century, ca. 1770-1780, no re

Three BILSTON & BATTERSEA ENAMELS Boxes; 1970-1980: Direct Descendants of the Original Rare Enamels of 18th Century England. First is LONGLEAT HOUSE, Warninster, Whitshire, 2 1/2" Round. Second, 18th

A RARE 17TH/18TH CENTURY CHINESE WUCAI PORCELAIN BOX AND COVER Ming/Qing. 7.5 cm diameter.

ENGLISH BILSTON ENAMEL BOX 18TH.C. W 2.7" D 2" Whimsical scene on the hinged cover "Hot Spiced Gingerbread". Pink base. Metal rim.

Group of 2 Georgian South Staffordshire or Battersea enamel bonbonnieres/patch/snuff boxes, English, mid to late 18th century or later. Including: hand painted figural bird form box with hinged lid at

GROUP OF SEVEN ENAMEL PATCH OR SNUFF BOXES 18TH CENTURY most Bilston or Battersea, four inscribed with mottos, two with landscape vignettes, and one with flower reserves (Largest 5.6cm wide,) Qty: (7)

Group of Five English and Continental Enamel Snuff Boxes 18th/19th Century Three further painted on the interior. Longest 4 3/4 inches (12.1 cm). C Property from The Monroe and Elizabeth Dreher Collec

English, 18th & 19th Century, Peach And Pocket Watch Bonbonieres, Three Snuff Boxes, One With Lamb, One With Ships, And The Last With Landscape In Reserve And Retains Glass Vials, Peach 2.25 Diameter,

Circa 1770, figure of a recumbent King Charles Spaniel on pink ground snuff box / bonbonnbiere, hinged cover with town scene and figures, 1.25" h. x 2" x 1.75".

English, 18th century. Pair of Georgian white enamel Bilston or Battersea candlesticks, each having polychrome florals and gilt-metal "wedding ring" mount. Unmarked. Approx. of one, h. 8.75", dia. 4.7

Circa 1770, figure of a recumbent King Charles Spaniel with a collar on pink ground, cover with depiction of two dogs chasing birds in a tree, 1.25" h .x 2.25" x 1.75".

Antique English enamel snuff or trinket box. These are often referred to as Battersea enamel, but similar enamel wares were also made at Bilston or South Staffordshire. Circa late 18th or early 19th C