A George III mahogany and satinwood banded church warden's pipe rack, circa 1790, with copper liner and single drawer, 57cm high, with assorted copies of clay pipes, with paper note indicating that it was given Sir Robert Philip; a George III mahogany and silver-plate mounted knife box, the interior later fitted for stationery, 37cm high; a Windsor & Newton Ltd. mahogany artist's paint box with fitted interior, 7cm high, 20cm wide, 12cm; and a G. Rowney & Co. paint box similar, 9cm high, 24cm wide, 18cm deep Note: Sir Robert Philip (1857-1939): noted physician who studied abroad in the field of tuberculosis and established the world's first first tubercular clinic in Edinburgh and established the first TB-tested cattle herd at Gracement south of Edinburgh.