George IV Hallmarked Silver Card Case Joseph Taylor 1828

George IV Hallmarked Silver Card Case Joseph Taylor 1828A really high quality George IV Silver Card Case with repeated leaf pattern. This has a repeated pattern to the front and back with a cartouche to the front which is engraved with initials. The sides have a different pattern to the front and back which is scrolled. It is fully hallmarked on the base. A lovely quality piece of collectable silver. Assay Office: Birmingham Maker: Joseph Taylor Date: 1828 Condition This card case is in beautiful condition

A really beautiful example of an piece of collectable silver from the Edwardian period

vinaigrettes and card cases

A really beautiful Pair Of Art Nouveau Silver Vases with original green glass liners

but with the addition of a cast silver stag's head on the top

Fully hallmarked silver stopper with good quality cork and with the addition of a cast figure and gundog

The decoration is crisp & without wear

5" including bow

Each spoon is hallmarked for 1953 and carries the Commemorative Coronation Hallmark

Maker: Richard Crossley

The bases are unfilled but sturdy and well made

These have pull out bases that allow for filling

This would grace any desk and is a great item to use or display