A Scottish Set Of Four Silver Animal Menu Holders by Brook & Son, Edinburgh 1937
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A SCOTTISH SET OF FOUR SILVER ANIMAL MENU HOLDERS by Brook & Son, Edinburgh 1937, each modelled as a minimalist bird silhouette with pierced detailing mounted onto an oval base, contained within fitted presentation case with a cream silk and black velvet-lined interior, stamped for Brook & Son. 2.5cm high, 1.8 troy ounces gross
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