GW GAIL & AX CHESAPEAKE TOBACCO POTTERY JAR

Scarce G.W. Gail & AX Chesapeake Fine Cut pottery Tobacco jar. All original with nice design and colors. Marked on bottom. With lid. Excellent

Comprised of: 1- G.W. Gail & Ax's Navy Smoking & Chewing Tobacco sugar canister. 7"H. 1- G.W. Gail & Ax Snuff ceramic spittoon. 8-1/2"H. 1- Fatima Turkish Blend Cigarettes ceramic ashtray and matchbox

Includes six tobacco cards issued 1887 by W. Duke, Sons & Co. Two issued by G.W. Gail in Ax. Includes 1 duplicate. RM. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registe

A complete set of 25 N99 'Battle Scenes' tobacco cards published by G.W. Gail and Ax, Baltimore, 1887, each 4 x 2.5 in., color, depicting many of the famous battles and events of the war with vivid il

Unusual item with litho of boy, dressed in Naval suit with young girl surrounded by a painted mat; "1902 Golden Days" and gilt painted mat with painted box image and lettering; appears to be in origin

Railroad Mills Maccoboy Snuff Bottle with paper label, cork top and tax stamp, G.W. Gail & Ax (unopened horizontal paper package with original tax stamp), three unopened sample packages with tax stamp

Comprised of: 1- Rectangular "lunchbox" style tin, 5"D x 8"L x 5"H. 1- Rectangular flip-top tin, 3"W x 5-1/2"L x 1-1/2"D. 1- Kidney-shaped tin with handle, 3"D x 8"W x 8-1/2"H. (Good). Largest: 3" x 8

Gail & Ax Navy Tobacco Tin Sign. Image of sailor. Restored condition. 13 X 19 inches image only.

Vintage Nippon Tobacco Jar. Pottery jar hand painted with a desert oasis scene. Signed with back stamp. Good condition. Measures 5-1/2" H x 6" W.

Gail & Ax Navy Tobacco tin with swing handle. Overall scratching. 7 1/2" x 5'"

This lot consists of two tobacco tins- one for Gail & Ax Navy Tobacco and the other for Blue and Scarlet Plug Cut Tobacco. Scratches, paint deficient areas and rusting are present. Some dents are pres

(4) TINS INCLUDING - HANDBAG CUT PLUG, JUST SUITS, MASTER WORKMAN, AND GAIL & AX NAVY TOBACCO - LARGEST 7 1/2" L Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery Inc. will Conduc

A Delft Pottery Tobacco Jar 18th Century unmarked. Height 11 3/4 inches.

FIGURAL POTTERY TOBACCO JAR / HUMIDOR - Antique painted pottery jar features a man with a green coat and top hat. Impressed on bottom “ 3491 JM ”Condition: Minor wear appropriate to age and use. S

Delft blue and white tobacco jar, 19th c., central hand-painted cartouche with gentleman smoking pipe, banner reading "De Vriessche Turfschipper" (The Frisian peat shipper), unmarked, approx 11"h, 8"d

Labeled as "No. 10" and bearing a hand painted Arms of the United Kingdom. With dovetailed brass lid. Dimensions: 10" in diameter, the height is 11". Provenance: From a Morristown, NJ estate.

first quarter-20th century; with corncob pipe and match decoration, 6 in. H., 5 in. Diam.

Irishman-form tobacco jar having nicely decorated surface and in good condition with incised signature at underside of the lid. H6 3/4" Sold from the personal collection of the late Mr. Joe A Bailey S

A 19th C Austrian pottery tobacco jar depicting a cook rising out of a bag of flour with a label that says "good luck". Marked to underside for Johann Maresch (Austrian, 1821-1914). H. overall: 20.5 c

Majolica 19th century Turkish swordsman figural pottery tobacco jar. The Arab swordsman figure stands in a tropical outcropping with cactus and palm. Good condition. Bears impressed marks on underside

Signed Alfred Dunhill Art Pottery Tobacco Jar. Marked Alfred Dunhill / Carillon China / Tobacco JarSigned Alfred Dunhill Art Pottery Tobacco Jar. Marked Alfred Dunhill / Carillon China / Tobacco Jar5.

by Johann Maresch, 9".......Biography from AuctionataJohann Maresch (1821-1914) joined Adolf Bähr as commercial director in 1845, who in 1841 took up the first production of household articles made

Cowan Pottery tobacco jar, designed by Thelma Frazior Winter, 1929-30, ribbed sides melon green glaze. 5 1/2''

by Johann Maresch, young man holding a beer stein, 11", signed....Biography from AuctionataJohann Maresch (1821-1914) joined Adolf Bähr as commercial director in 1845, who in 1841 took up the first