FORD CREECH ANTIQUES & FINE ARTS GEORGIAN TOBACCO / PIPE BOX, with CLAY PIPE England, Late 18th Century The elongated rectangular three-lidded brass tobacco and pipe box with early clay sailor's pipe, the hinged center lid engraved with a fully rigged ship, one hinged end opening to reveal a slotted pipe compartment with pipe, the other hinged end for matches, with interior striking rasp, the ends and verso with floral engraving (Identification and dating courtesy of Captain Scott Bailey, US Navy Retired) Please see the illustration below from Schiffer, The Brass Book, p.110, "Boxes : English Tobacco" Condition : Excellent with tight hinges
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What Sartre was articulatinga life of enjoyment, of savoring those evening meals and the theater and mornings spent lost in thoughtcan be hard to come by in our world