A pair of Hong Kong sterling silver pin dishes by Wai Kee
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A pair of Hong Kong sterling silver pin dishes by Wai Kee, of military interest. One set with a Straits Settlements one dollar, 1909, engraved to the reverse 'CTF 317, February-March 1968, Western Indian Ocean...', stamped below 'sterling silver, made in Hong Kong'. The other is set with a Hong Kong one dollar, 1960, engraved on the reverse 'Commodore Amphibious Forces 1967-1968', stamped below 'sterling silver, made in Hong Kong'; each with a diameter of 8.7cm, gross weight 110.0g.
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