AN 1871 STERLING SILVER CALLING CARD CASE

British hallmarks on the rim for Birmingham and date of 1871. Measures 4 x 2.75 inches. Weighs 1.75 ozt. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell

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

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

Engraved with repeating flowers, snowflakes and foliate cartouches. signed Tiffany & Co. 3381 M 7494. There second is embossed with a classical edifice on a field of scrolled foliates. unmarked and be

A grouping of four early 20th century sterling silver calling card cases, three of British manufacture - one within its fitted box, together with one American card case. Largest measuring 3.5" x 2". C

Open silver filigree design. Family history included. 3 1/4 x 2 1/2 inches. 2.42 troy ounces. unmarked.

Decorated with Italianate influence embossed designs,. Measures 4 x 2.25 inches, with a weight of 2.40 ozt. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we s

Measures approx. 3 3/8" long x 2 1/4" wide and weighs ca. 77.3 grams. Marked Sterling and carrying an unidentified designer mark. Very good vintage condition with wear according to age. Gemstone on pu

Lot of consists of a sterling calling card case signed Gucci. In good condition. Approx. weight is 2.55 OZT.

It is approx 1 7/8" x 3 1/4" x 3/16" thick. Weighs approx 33.15 dwt

5 English Sterling Silver Calling Card Cases including one with repousse stag. Approx. 7.91 ozt. Tallest: 3 7/8"

4 English Sterling Silver Calling Card Cases. Approx. 6.40 ozt. Largest: 3 1/4"

locket and pocket knife. Open face key wind and chain driven pocket watch marked T. Dale London, Ladies pocket knife, sterling silver calling card case and locket. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney,

A good circa 1920 sterling silver calling card case, engraved decoration of an early open automobile, stamped markings at the rim, hinged top cover, an ornate engraved three-letter monogram on the bac

DESCRIPTION: Marked sterling silver calling card case decorated with floral swags and monogrammed "CVC". Together with a Tiffany & Co. sterling bookmark from West Point as marked. Bookmark also marked

Two early 20th century sterling silver calling card cases on chains, one of envelope form hallmarked Birmingham 1913 with maker's marks for Adie & Lovekin Ltd., the second of rectangular form with eng

Two Sterling Silver Ladies Calling Card Cases. Both cases are marked sterling. One case is monogrammed and measures 2.75" X 3.5" and one case is marked "Mollie" and measures 2.5" X 4." Kennedy's Aucti

Sterling Silver Group: 2 Pair Weighted Candlesticks/ Calling Card Case/ Note Pad, TW:670 Gra

Estate-Fresh 19th Century calling card cases: An Aesthetic movement case with chain, hallmarked STERLING, a Chinoiserie style case with finger ring, and an English Sterling Case with monogram. Each wi

One is sterling silver solid case and the other is a open lattice filigree. Both have hinged tops.

19th-20th century. An assembled group of five card cases with two sterling cases by Gorham and Tiffany & Co., a coin silver example by Wood & Hughes, a European sterling example with enamel decorati

Four (4) Silver Calling Card Cases and Match Safes. 1st item: Nathaniel Mills "Castle Top" sterling silver card case with chain, the body with repousse scene of the Sir Walter Scott Memorial in Edinbu

Five square sterling silver pill boxes, each with different hand engraving and 1 sterling silver minaudiere with chain and Gily hand engraved calling card case, 224 grams tw

Eight (8) pieces 20th century sterling silver hollowware, including 1 S. Kirk & Son vegetable bowl with threaded rim, 9 1/2" dia.; 1 small oval tray, possibly a calling card tray, in the Lord Saybrook