Chester hallmarked solid silver Victorian Vesta Case 1898 cHINESE PORCELIAN are among the most striking

are among the most striking examples - the economics of the business made him a skilful all-rounder

Weight: 68 g

The beautiful gilt interior with original grill is a very good example- clearly hallmarked Birmingham 1836 makers mark for the renowned silversmith Thomas Shaw

Cope remained at the Wellington Works and Warrillow moved to the Park Place Works in Longton for the two years 1887 & 1888 - in 1889 moved to the Queen's Pottery works in nearby Sutherland Road

she spotted an advertisement calling for a tenor saxophonist/vocalist for Don Rico's Ladies Swing Band

Chester hallmarked solid silver Victorian Vesta Case 1898 cHINESE PORCELIAN are among the most strikingChester hallmark silver Victorian Vesta Case 1898 47mm tall 30g Please note: the first image maybe an enhanced presentation image. For an accurate representation of condition, including any wear or age related marks, please refer to the additional photographs provided The makers mark is rubbed but it looks like TW for Thomas Wooley as the maker Lovely gilded interior with some minor scratches and dints in line with its age and use very nice example