A small group of silver, comprising: a cigarette case, Birmingham, 1931, John Rose, with engine turned design and cartouche to cover, 9cm wide, 6cm high; a card case, Birmingham, 1936, William Neale & Son Ltd., with engine turned design, 6.3cm wide, 8.7cm high; a vesta case, Birmingham, 1920, Rolason Brothers, with cartouche, engraved with scrolling foliate motif; another example, Birmingham, 1902, W G Keight & Co, with cartouche, engraved with scrolling foliate motif; another of rectangular curved form, Birmingham, 1927, maker's mark rubbed; another example with striped design, Birmingham, 1914, W Coulthard Ltd.; another of plain circular form, Birmingham, 1904, Rotherham & Sons (John Rotherham); another of plain squared form, Birmingham, 1910, W H Haseler Ltd; another of rectangular form, marks rubbed, with engine turned design; a small case, Birmingham, 1922, Cohen & Charles, of hexagonal form, with guilloche enamel plaque to cover, mirror to interior; a match box holder, London, 1967, Asprey & Co Ltd; and another example, marks indistinct, with initials engraved and engine turned design; together with another match box holder, stamped STERLING and marked BIRKS, with initials engraved, gross weight approx. 11.2oz (lot) Condition Report: Weight doesn't include the last match box holder of the catalogue description.
