A selection of four small silver items
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A selection of four small silver items. To include a Victorian pocket calling card case, an Edwardian vesta case, a propelling pencil and a small Victorian button hook, total weight 63.13g. The Victorian pocket calling card case has a dent to the bottom left-hand corner, and there is some play in the hinge, which means the lid does not stay closed and sits slightly overhanging the body. The Edwardian vesta case has a small dent to the bottom middle of the front, with some light scratching to the surround, consistent with age and use. The lid is a snug fit, and the jump ring is also marked with the lion passant. The propelling pencil is missing its fob ring attachment and has some very light indentations to the body; otherwise, it slides well and appears to be in good condition. The small Victorian button hook has indentations to the hook, especially inside the hook, where the hollow frame has been pierced.
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