Lot 828
A selection of items, to include an early twentieth century silver curved rectangular calling...
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Lot 828
A selection of items, to include an early twentieth century silver curved rectangular calling...
Lot 828
Lot Description
A selection of items, to include an early twentieth century silver curved rectangular calling card case, hallmarked Charles Lyster & Son, Birmingham 1911. Together with a silver vesta, a silver compact, together with a "how the Devil do you open it" novelty base metal vesta case. Length of calling card case 8.3 cm. Weight (excluding base metal vesta) 110 grams. (4).
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Condition Report
Good overall condition with scratches, small dents and tarnish in keeping with age and use. Calling card case with shallow dent near the vacant cartouche. Silver vesta has shallow dents back and front. Monogrammed IE. Base metal vesta with discolouration. Personal name to reverse.
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