Striped Silver Card Case William Neale Birmingham 1929

Striped Silver Card Case William Neale Birmingham 1929A silver card case engraved with a striking striped pattern, there is a round cartouche containing a monogram to the centre of the front. A great collectable silver card case. Assay Office: Birmingham Maker: William Neale Date: 1929 Condition Good with one small dent on the back, otherwise it is free from dents, dings or damage. The hallmarks are clear although the Makers mark is rubbed but still legible. The striped decoration is crisp and unrubbed.

There are very minor marks to the silver and some tarnishing which are commensurate with age and light use

A solid silver box with embossed decoration to the sides

L:  17cm inc

Ref - SV/Bow

The box shows some minor signs of use

gilded wash inside is also in great condition

profusely decorated with a foliate pattern all over

This frame is by a renowned maker and is beautifully designed with stylised decoration typical of the Art Nouveau era

A lovely set of six pretty silver teaspoons and matching sugar tongs

Maker: William Vale & Sons

A lovely example of a Victorian silver vinaigrette by a highly regarded Silversmith

):  overall - 12cm x 9