A Victorian Silver Card Case by Thomas Johnson I, London 1881, of rectangular form
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A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE by Thomas Johnson I, London 1881, of rectangular form, engraved to one side with a harvest scene of figures gathering corn before a laden cart, the reverse with a punt carrying a woman and child, among bulrushes and water lilies, within scalloped and dotted borders with fan and scroll corners. 10cm by 7cm, 2 troy ounces Marks are clear. The lid opens and closes well. Inscription to the top edge of the lid. Bruises down the spines. Small dents in the corners. No splits.
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