Early 20th C silver card case, Birmingham 1901, by renowned silversmiths Deakin and Francis, with allover engraved scrolling foliage and vacant cartouche.. Gilt wash lining. 9.8 cm x 7 cm. Presented in vintage case with blue plush lining by retailer J W Benson of Ludgate Hill , London. In excellent condition.
Physical Dimensions
Height
9.8cm (3.86")
Width
7cm (2.76")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Declaration
Art Deco And More has dated this Antique Silver Card Case to the Edwardian era.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1141797
Dealers Internal Reference
SA250512
Description
Early 20th C silver card case, Birmingham 1901, by renowned silversmiths Deakin and Francis, with allover engraved scrolling foliage and vacant cartouche.. Gilt wash lining. 9.8 cm x 7 cm. Presented in vintage case with blue plush lining by retailer J W Benson of Ludgate Hill , London. In excellent condition.
Physical Dimensions
Height
9.8cm (3.86")
Width
7cm (2.76")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture
Art Deco And More has dated this Antique Silver Card Case to the Edwardian era.
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