| If in the early eighteenth century snuffboxes were little known to the Russians, as the century progressed they made and bought them in notably larger numbers. |
| Their gifts include paper currency, pamphlets, manuscripts, snuffboxes, portrait busts, cartoons, medals, and coverlets, but most notable in terms of volume, prints. |
| Or maybe Victorian snuffboxes with naughty watercolors inside the lid are more your speed? |
| The first examples of his new art appeared in 1884, in the form of gorgeously enamelled gold snuffboxes copied from 18th-century originals. |
| We impotents are great collectors of objets de vertu, snuffboxes, musical boxes, knick-knacks. |
| He had them play together, eat grapes, and gave them snuffboxes. |
