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STERLING SILVER & ENAMEL VESTA CASE=WILLIAM M. HAYES=BIRMINGHAM=1900="Queens Guards"=ENGLAND.
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R9,500.00
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27 Jun 19 22:35
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Product information
Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Time Period:
1900-1950
SilverType:
Solid Silver
Type:
Boxes & Cases
Maker:
Other
Product code:
VESTA CASE
Bob Shop ID:
421895718
STERLING SILVER VESTA CASE
WILLIAM M. HAYES
Spencer Street, Birmingham
STERLING SILVER & ENAMEL
1900
"Changing of the Queen's Guards"
Buckingham Palace
BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND.
Hallmarks as follows:
Inner lip 1st side = "W.H" in circle = Birmingham Anchor = Lion Passant = Date Letter "a" for 1900.
Inside lid = Lion Passant = Date Letter "a" for 1900.
DIMENSIONS:
41mm tall x 38mm wide (+ chain loop 10mm extra) x 12mm widest
Weight = 24,2 grams.
William Hayes type of items manufactured:
Box, bowl, buckle, button, cigarette case, creamer, napkin ring, spoon, vesta cases.
Excellent condition!!! Has some usage wear as to be expected. Shown in the images.
Sold as seen in the images. Images form part of the description.