Edwardian Silver Curved Card Case with Planished Finish Chester 1907

Edwardian Silver Curved Card Case with Planished Finish Chester 1907A really striking Edwardian silver curved card case. This has a really striking and unusual planished finish. It has a central circular cartouche which is engraved with a monogram. Under the monogram is written "Spes Meb In Deo" which roughly translates as "My hope is in God" and is similar to the motto of The Scottish Rite so this card case may have possible links to Freemasonry. A really great example of a piece of collectable silver from the

The figure is undamaged and the decoration is crisp

A really striking silver scent bottle by Sampson Mordan

Hallmarks are all clear

There are minor surface scratches only

A beautifully decorated Edwardian Silver Sovereign Case with a monogrammed central cartouche

The box is black leather and has is ok but has the expected age and use related scuffs etc

there is a little tarnish

and cross detail

By a well established and one of the most renowned silversmiths for boxes and cases of the period

It has an embossed design of teddy bears

A George IV hallmarked silver vinaigrette by Edward Smith

A really distinctive handmade silver paperweight produced in Birmingham by British Silversmiths with a traditional capstan shape and design