A late Victorian silver visiting card case, of oblong

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.

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, of shaped rectangular form, the exterior with all-over ivy leaf decoration, the central Rococo style cartouche engraved, "FFG / from / SE and GA / Jan.y 17th 1882", the h

An early Victorian silver card case, the exterior with all-over tartan pattern engine-turning, the body with vacant cartouche, Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1841, length 8.3cm, weight 57g/1.83ozt approx

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 silver visiting card case of shaped form with embossed decoration hallmarked Chester 1905 maker Robert Pringle & Sons. 3'' x 1 1/2'' (18g)

A silver visiting card case of shaped form. Hallmarked Birmingham 1915 maker Mappin & Webb 3 1/4'' x 1 1/2'' (40g)

The first is heavily embossed, showing the Trinity Church and Washington's Tomb. The second also heavily embossed showing Girard College on one side and the Abbey on the other. No damage or scratches.

A reticulated Victorian silver card case set with numerous rubies, emeralds, and sapphires forming a floral and peacock design. Measures approximately: 3" x 2.25" x 0.5". Condition: Needs cleaning. Go

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

A RARE VICTORIAN SILVER PICTORIAL CARD CASE by Barnet Henry Joseph, Chester 1880, rounded rectangular- shaped with a hinged cover, engraved to one side with Shoeing after Landseer, the other side with

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 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 silver card / cigarette case with engine turned decoration and opening to reveal a gilded interior with sprung clips having openwork scroll decoration. Hallmarked London 1877 maker Edward

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.

Birmingham silver curved visiting card case, a silver cigarette case and two silver match box covers

Card case measures approx. 3.25"h, embossed with berries and leaves. It is unmarked nickel and silver and comes in original case. Lot also includes a vintage silver plate compact, loose hinge.

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

Heavily embossed with a scene of a men at a table on one side and a bird with flowers on the other. No damage.Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:Largest: 4" x 2 - 1/2". Condition: (Excellent). Dimension

A Victorian silver shaped rectangular card case, maker's mark D (not traced), Birmingham 1877, engraved in the Aesthetic manner with birds and water-side plants, 10cm (4in) long, 85g (2.75 oz)

A late Victorian novelty silver vesta case modelled as a brazil nut. Hallmarked Spink & Son (John Marshall Spink), London 1896. Height measuring 5.3 cm, weight 40 grams.

Both Birmingham. The first has a scene of a dog chasing a deer on both sides, nice detailed. Circa 1924. The second has a heavily embossed scene of lions fighting. Circa 1903. This is part of a series

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