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"Exploring the Fascinating World of Snuff
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"Exploring the Fascinating World of Snuff: From Tobacconists to Royal Regalia" Step into a bygone era as we delve into the intriguing history and culture surrounding snuff, a finely ground tobacco product. Dating back centuries, it has captivated enthusiasts worldwide with its unique rituals and customs. Tobacconist - Treyer and Fribourg: At the forefront production in London during the 18th century, these esteemed tobacconists catered to connoisseurs seeking exquisite blends that tickled their senses. Lilliputians / Sneezing: The world was not without its quirks. Lilliputian-sized boxes filled with this powdered delight were carried by gentlemen who indulged discreetly, often leading to amusing sneezing fits among unsuspecting onlookers. Snuff production at Sharrow Mills, Sheffield - Mark Chaytor: Witness the meticulous craftsmanship behind every pinch at Sharrow Mills in Sheffield. Mark Chaytor's expertise ensured that only the finest quality tobacco made it into each blend. Victorian scrap - young woman taking snuff: In an age when etiquette reigned supreme, Victorian ladies embraced this fashionable habit. A delicate yet rebellious act captured forever in charming scraps depicting young women elegantly partaking in their favorite pastime. Victorian scrap - old woman taking snuff: Age knows no boundaries when it comes to enjoying life's pleasures. These endearing scraps showcased older women relishing their cherished moments with a pinch of snuff, defying societal norms. The royal regalia of the Romanoffs & The Snuff-box of the Romanovs: Even royalty succumbed to the allure of this intoxicating substance. Adorned with opulent designs and precious gems, these ornate accessories elevated snuff-taking from mere habit to regal sophistication within Russian aristocracy. London Trade Card - John Brailsford, Cutler.