19: Tobacco Pouch

LOUIS XVI CARVED FRUITWOOD SIDE CHAIR, late 18th C. 39.50''H x 19.50''W. Provenance: Mail Pouch Tobacco Estate.

Smoking room stained glass window with pipe and tobacco pouch, American, wood frame, c. 1900, Sight: 19-1/2in tall x 8in wide; frame: 24in tall x 12-1/2in wide x 1-1/2in deep.

Unable to identify "Simpson". Sight:19-1/2" high x 23" wide. Overall with frame: 28" high x 32" wide. LR

Oil on canvas depicting a winter rural landscape with barn advertising "Chew Mail Pouch Tobacco Treat Yourself To The Best", barn wood frame, late 20th century; sight 19 1/4"W, 15"H; frame 24 5/8"W, 2

(2) CHERUBIM OIL ON CANVAS, 18th C. school. 13.50''H x 19.50''W. Condition: relined, repaired tear, evidence of repainting. Provenance: Mail Pouch Tobacco Estate.

Chromolithographed heavy card stock with arch top showing a man and boy fishing with text at top reading: Chew Mail Pouch Tobacco; and along bottom in part: It Was Worse Than Castor Oil…, 19 x 34" h

Mail Pouch sign - 12 1/2" x 15 3/4" 5 Cent Cigars - 19" x 3 3/4" Taylor's Pride Tobacco 18" x 14"

CEREMONIAL TOBACCO POUCH & DANCE RATTLE, INC. LETTER INDICATING GERONIMO PROVENANCE (FLAP SEPARATED)

A Northern Plains beaded tobacco pouch, the sinew-sewn hide case featuring elaborate turquoise ground beadwork panel with geometric design, beaded strands ending in loose fringe, 5" x 28", now mounted

DESCRIPTION: Lakota Sioux beaded and hide tobacco pouch circa 1880-1910. Blue ground with green and red diamonds With brass trade naja incorporated into the braided fringe. PROVENANCE: Collected by Th

A Japanese lidded tobacco pouch carved from bamboo and dating from the 18th century. The lid is carved with a mythical beast in a tree, and the container has a Greek key border around the lid and neck

Finely crafted tobako-ire of embroidered fabric with dragon and flaming symbol. Multi chain strap and clasp with dragon motif crafted of silver. Opens to reveal a three compartment interior. Pouch mea

Japanese Silk Embroidery Tobacco Pouch with Kagamibuta Netsuke with Brown, White and Red Silk Dragon Design Embroidery.The Amazing brass relief on the closure is very high and detailed Wild Dragon des

(1) Draw purse made from stitched cigar ribbons with silk pompom drop. 10 1/2 inches and (1) 1862 Ridgewood tobacco matchbox with strike and tobacco pouch. 5 x 3 3/4 inches.

This is a lot of six unused tobacco pouches. Includes a Gold Crumbs, Meerschaum Pipe Tobacco, Red Leaf Smoking Tobacco, Egyptian, Sweet Orange and an unusual Surbrug's pouch. All pouches are in full,

An antique Japanese Sagemono tobacco pouch. Meiji era, 1868 to 1912. Leather piece garnished with silk embroidery and silver-tone metal dragon overlay. Kagamibuta netsuke buckle with a mountain design

Native American Indian tobacco pouch beaded leather. Size 15 inches long including the beads, width over 5 inches

FOUR JAPANESE TOBACCO POUCHESMeiji PeriodTwo tooled leather pouches with carved manju netsuke, and two brocade fabric pouches. Each with mixed metal menuki closures.Pouch lengths from 4" to 6". Netsuk

A Japanese Tobacco Pouch The leather pouch attached with gilt-bronze plates depicting Buddhist lions in landscapes, secured by a silver lion and peony clasp, with a 21-strand metal chain suspending a

Antique Hand Carved Wooden Tobacco Pouch With Stone Blade. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Florida estate of a true antiquarian who amassed his magnificent collection

Possibly Native American Leather Knife Holster and Leather Pouch, 34.5 x 2 in. Belt 9 x 4.5 in. Knife Holster 7.5 x 5.25 in. Pouch, All measurements are approximate. Early 1900's. From the Estate of D

Meiji/Edo period Japanese tobacco pouch with hand carved pipe case. Leather pouch decorated with mixed metal ( silver, gold ) dragon design clasp. Great details on hand carved pipe case. Dimension : C

A Japanese Tobacco Pouch The pouch embroidered in knot stitch with a sinuous dragon amidst flames and clouds against a dark blue ground, secured by a silver lion and peony clasp, with a ten-strand met

An Antique Japanese Carved Tobacco pouch, likely Edo (1615-1868).An early figural tobacco container in highly unusual form. Extremely uncommon, and like so much antique Japanese art and sculpture, cha