19thC Victorian Calling Card Case, Abalone Shell Inlay

Group of Four English Victorian Calling Card Cases, 19th c., two tortoise shell with mother-of-pearl inlay, one tortoise shell with a reverse painting of a landscape; and one mother of pearl example,

Three Victorian tortoise shell calling card cases: floral motif in mother of pearl inlay, carved open work dragon with one calling card with bird detail made from multi-color feathers, and mother of p

Tortoise shell case with abalone inlay and the early design for the Washington Monument. 4 x 2 3/4 inches.

Late 19th c. Calling Card Case, hinged lid with push button clasp, engraved bird and floral decoration to top, abalone lid inlay, satin lined interior with blue accordion paper card file, 4" x 2 7/8"

2 Victorian Tortoise Shell Cases, one with silver inlay with bird and flowers, 3 1/2" X 3 1/2", other is a calling card case with mother-of-pearl inlay, 3 1/8" X 4 1/4", some loss.

A Victorian etui with gold trim 5 1/2" x 2 3/4" that opens up to hold 2 pairs of eyeglasses. A calling card or dance card book with gold trim 3 3/4" x 2 1/2". An eyeglass case with abalone flowers inl

A group of nine tortoise shell calling card cases. ++ Four tortoise shell with inlay calling card cases. One calling card case is missing some mother or pearl inlay. ++ Two monogrammed tortoise shell

diamond designs on abalone, 3" X 4".

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: unknown Marking(s); notes: no marking(s) apparent Country of origin; materials: country of origin unknown; shell, metal, other Dimensions (H, W, D): largest: 4"h, 2.75"w

Two Victorian Mother-of-Pearl and Tortoise Shell Calling Card Cases 19th/20th century one mother-of-pearl, the other tortoise shell with inlaid mother-of-pearl. Largest height 4 1/8 x width 3 1/8 inch

Estate-Fresh group of Victorian era Mother of Pearl and Abalone Inlaid Calling Card cases in VG-EX condition with only a few minor losses / loose pieces (one missing clasp button). Each approximately

Estate-Fresh group of Victorian era Mother of Pearl and Abalone Inlaid Calling Card cases in VG-EX condition with only a few minor losses / loose pieces. Each approximately 4.25" x 3". American or Eng

Estate-Fresh group of Five original T-Shell Calling Card cases inlaid and veneered with Silver, Abalone and Mother of pearl. One set with a reverse painted glass panel with coach and castle scene. Eac

LOT 2 CARD CASES-19THc FAUX TORTOISE SHELL & MOP 3 3/4" X 2 1/2" & MID EAST INLAY 4" X 3 1/4"

Fantastic and detailed Shell Veneer Calling card case with mother of pearl and abalone surrounding a Reverse Painted Glass Panel of Independence Hall in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. VG+ Condition, with

A Victorian Card Case. Comprising a central strip of tortoise shell veneer with a border of abalone, surrounded by a border of carved mother-of-pearl, and then another border of abalone. Sides of case

A 19thC mother of pearl, abalone shell and white metal card case 4'' high x 3'' wide

A fine pressed tortoise shell and ivory Gothic Calling Card Case, English c. 1840 approx 3.75x2.75". Also a small Fine English Regency tortoise shell box with cut steel beading and line inlay, blank c

Mother-of-pearl card case with sgraffito floral oval design, 2 5/8 inches and 4 inches; a Victorian-style mother-of-pearl and abalone card case with diamond-shaped abalone inlay, 2 1/2 inches Wide and

Gilt Brass and Eglomise book-form box (losses, use), Mother of Pearl, Velvet and silver calling card case, Abalone and silver inlaid writing book (dance card, calling card, etc). together with a small

With Italianate designs. Measures 3.5 x 2.75 inches, with a weight of 2.7 ozt. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

The larger by Nathaniel Mills is embossed in low relief with a cathedral and the second which is not marked with a church and Neo-classical township. Each with rococo inspired scrolls. Larger weighs 2

carved bird and floral designs, 4" X 3".

Rare Victorian English calling-card case, circa1860s. Made of sealing wax and decorated with numerous figural and armorial wax seals. The color is black or a very dark brown. England. Circa 1860. This