Set of several tobacco jars - Lot 53

Set of several tobacco jars Partially painted and glazed Bohemian bisque, 19th century Composite piece depicting a barrel marked “Tabac” from which emerges the head of a bearded sailor wearing a pompom beret and a wide blue collar, with a cigar in the corner. Marked “142” and “MF” for Ferdinand Maresch, Johann’s brother. Small chips, a firing defect. H 12.5 cm Snuff bottle Porcelain, late 19th century Snuff bottle with a slightly raised design of a forest with pale green reeds and brown-colored dead tree trunks, all on an ochre background. Same lid as Figure 132, featuring a pipe and tobacco pouch surrounding a white fretel. Engraved on the underside of the lid: 66 LM for Lethu and Mauger in Villenaux-la-Grande, Champagne. One hairline crack. H 14 cm Snuffbox Late 19th-century porcelain - France - Small light beige snuffbox depicting a sheaf of wheat tied in the middle with a brown cord. A hen perched atop the sheaf serves as the lid’s knob. A white cartouche on the front of the body bears the barely legible inscription “Tabac.” No mark. Tobacco jar Late 19th-century porcelain Small white tobacco jar with a slightly raised design of light green rushes and a grayish dead tree trunk. The word “Tabac” is inscribed in red letters on the body. On the lid, a black pipe with a white bowl in relief and a sky-blue tobacco pouch surround a red handle, reminiscent of jar 121, which likely comes from the same factory. Undeciphered impressed mark H 10.5 cm Tobacco jar Porcelain, second half of the 19th century White porcelain barrel decorated with green bands and a garland of stylized roses. A horizontal pipe serves as the lid’s knob, which is itself surrounded by a green border. No mark. Signs of wear. H 12.5 cm Tobacco jar Porcelain, early 20th century Jar identical to the previous one, decorated with pale green concentric circles outlined in black; a truncated pipe serves as the lid’s handle. Marked with the number 964 and a stylized H. One crack. H 13 cm