Silver mounted oval tortoiseshell snuffbox with a portrait of the Old Chevalier, inscribed "A gift from Prince Charles Stewart to Miss Flora Macdonald 1746"

Small oval tortoiseshell snuffbox, silver mounted, with the initials "FMD" on the lid, owned by Flora Macdonald

Snuffbox made from part of the thorn tree near which Colonel Gardiner was killed in 1745

Silver-mounted snuffbox of turbo shell: Scottish, mid-18th or early 19th century

Silver oval baluster snuffbox with maker's mark C.D. for Charles Dickson, silversmith in Edinburgh c. 1783, inscribed "I.F." on the bottom

Snuffbox of cowrie shell with a silver lid, inscribed 'Gift Of Lady Appina To Her Daughter Mrs Stewart Invernahyle': Scottish, 18th century

Oval-shaped, gold-mounted snuffbox of dark tortoise-shell, with a miniature of Prince Charles Edward Stuart on the lid, said to have been painted at Rome in 1776

Snuffbox carved from a polished nut, with four medallions on the sides with Jacobite busts in classical attire and the two female figures of Justice and Mercy on the lid: Engish or Scottish, mid-18th century

Pointed oval, silver snuffbox with straight sides and a double lid, engraved with the figure of St Andrew, possibly by Robert Bowman, Edinburgh, dated 1818

Rectangular snuffbox with a hinged lid decorated in relief with a hunting scene, by James Nasmyth, Edinburgh, 1836 - 1837 or 1838 - 1839

Circular snuffbox of pinchbeck with an inner lid enamelled with a portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stewart, the lid and base of hardwood decorated with grooves and wrigglework

Gold D-shaped snuffbox with lid and base set with agates, the underside of the lid engraved "Presented by Peter 1st Czar of Russia to his first physician Dr Robert Areskine, The Hague, 1716"

Gold oval snuffbox with a hinged lid and decorated with wrigglework and a lattice design of leaf-shaped ovals, from the Westlake Trotter Jacobite Collection

Snuff box, of metal, containing a lock of hair: pre 1857

Silver-mounted stag's hoof snuff-box, inscribed "D. McD", described as having belonged to Mr Allan MacDonald

Silver gilt snuffbox with representation of a coach in centre of lid and presentation inscription to John Loudon McAdam: English, Birmingham, 1826