A Victorian sterling silver card case, Birmingham 1864 by Alfred Taylor

A cased early Victorian sterling silver card case, Birmingham 1838 by Nathaniel Mills Of rectangular form with a hinged lid and a moulded edge. A shield shape cartouche engraved with a crest of a stag

A Victorian sterling silver ‘castle top’ card case, Birmingham 1849 by Nathaniel Mills Of shaped rectangular form with a hinged lid. The front engraved with a distant view of a castle bef

RARE ANTIQUE HILLIARD and THOMASON, STERLING SILVER CARD CASE, 19c. Hilliard and Thomason (Birmingham, est. 1847). Antique Sterling Silver. Victorian-era sterling silver card case by Birmingham smith

Hilliard and Thomason (Birmingham, est. 1847). Sterling silver. 4" x 2 3/4". Weight: 1.865 ozt. Victorian-era sterling silver card case by Birmingham smiths Hilliard and Thomason. Blank monogram card

HILLIARD & THOMASON VICTORIAN STERLING KNIFE & FORK SET Hilliard & Thomason Victorian era English sterling silver fork and knife set in case. Hallmarked Birmingham 1864. Brilliant cut style e

The first is a "Repeating" card case with a push button mechanism that raises one card. Maker marked "WHS Birmingham", 1902. The second has floral decoration with an open top, Japanese. The third has

An Edward VII sterling silver card case, Birmingham 1905; 2 Art Deco silver & enamel cigarette cases; a cigar box; 2 cigar cases and 5 cigarette cases. 1650 Grams total weight

Castle top, Windsor castle. Circa 1850. No damage. Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:3 -1/2" x 2 -1/2". Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 3 -1/2" x 2 -1/2".

A Victorian sterling silver card case, London 1894 by Matthew John Jessop Rectangular form with rounded corners with engraved ferns to each side. Fully marked to base bezel. Length – 9.7 cm / 3.

W. Neal & Son Ltd Sterling Silver Card Case, Birmingham 1913. Machined stripes, Vacant circle. Gilt interior. 37.5grams Approx. Measurements: 3.25" x 1.75" x .25".Domestic Shipping: $10

Engraved English sterling silver card case, Birmingham touchmarks, NM maker mark, with an English silver card case with Birmingham marks, maker TB, 2.10 TO

A Victorian sterling silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1898 by Deakin and Francis Of curved rectangular form with rounded edges, with engraved scrolling decoration the front with circular cartouche wi

Item: Estate Victorian Antique Sterling Silver Calling Card Case Maker: Yapp and Woodward Imagery: Depicting Church / Castle. Rococo scroll design Chain Length: 12 inches Size: 4 x 2 5/8 inches Weight

Sterling Silver Card Case By Frederick Marson, Birmingham, England, 1897. Of rectangular form engraved all around with floral and leaf trelliswork, centered with a monogrammed cartouche on one side an

A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE, by Robert Thornton, Birmingham 1868, rectangular with hinged cover and engine-turned ground, engraved and dated 1869 to the cartouche. 9.5cm by 6.5cm, 2.2 troy ounces

A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE by George Unite, Birmingham 1860, rectangular, with a shaped edge, engraved with scrolls, flowers and foliage. 10cm by 7cm, 1.8 troy ounces The marks are clear. A tiny ti

A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE, by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1865, shaped rectangular with hinged cover, decorated with engine-turned geometric bands. 10cm by 6.5cm, 2 troy ounces

A Victorian sterling silver novelty vinaigrette, Birmingham 1841 by Taylor and Perry Modelled as a book, engine turned decoration, the front with a rectangular cartouche engraved with initials CFCA in

A BIRMINGHAM STERLING SILVER CARD CASE, 3" X 4" 49 GRAMS

A VICTORIAN CASTLE TOP CARD CASE TAYLOR & PERRY, BIRMINGHAM 1836 the rectangular case embossed with a scene of Abbotsford House with scrolling folate border, the reverse with a scene of Newstead Abbey

1. An ornate Birmingham sterling silver calling card case with scrolled border, engine turned decoration and hand engraved cartouche - date mark for 1871. 2. Sterling silver mesh purse with arched fra

Victorian Sterling Silver Basket Tray, Hallmarks for Birmingham, 1838 by Taylor & Perry {Total silver weight 7 troy oz; length 7 1/2 inches; width 6 1/2 inches}

TWO VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASES, the first by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham 1872, with scrolling edges and bands of engine-turned engraving each side around a vacant cartouche to the front, the sec

Birmingham, 1861. Maker A T. Etched with floral and scrolling motif, cityscape engraved on one side and Henrietta on the other. L: 10cm (4 in.), W: 7cm (2 3/4 in.), 68g.