VICTORIAN Solid Silver CALLING CARD CASE 1900 Hallmarked Birmingham Sterling NR

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VICTORIAN Solid Silver CALLING CARD CASE 1900 Hallmarked Birmingham Sterling NR:
$53.50

Super Condition - Birmingham - George Edwin Walton

This is a stunningANTIQUE VICTORIAN solid sterling silver calling card case that was made in Birmingham, England in 1900 by the illustrious Victorian silversmiths, George Edwin Walton & Son at their Hylton Street workshops. It is oblong in shapeand has an elegantengraved finish to the front and is plain to the rear. It is NOT engraved to the cartouche on the front. It measures 3\" wide by 11/2\" high and is 1/8\" thick. It is quite substantial, weighing19.6 grams -almost 3/4troy oz.

It has the usual surface scratching and a good collection of dings and dents and alittle distortion collected overover 110 years but no splits, cracks or repairs- SUPER.It is hallmarked withG.E.W, anchor, lion passant (sterling silver assay mark),ashowing that it was hallmarked in Birmingham in 1900. I have shown the hallmark so that you can make up your own mind. A really superb VICTORIAN case afterover 110 yearsand at a very low start!!!!!! Postage will be 3.50GBP both within the UK and to international destinations.

Please note that the primary postage costs are for second class (or standard parcels service if the postage cost is over 6.00GBP) within the UK or surface mail to international destinations. First class post usually adds 50% to the quoted postage cost while airmail is typically double the cost of surface mail. If you want to know about the timescales and charges by Royal Mail then I suggest you look at http://www.royalmail.com. Please wait for my invoice with postage options that will be sent very soon after the sale finishes!

If you win more than one of my sales, I am happy to combine packaging to reduce postage costs.

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