A Victorian Silver Castle-Top Card Case by Frederick Marson, Birmingham 1864, of shaped rectangular form
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A VICTORIAN SILVER CASTLE-TOP CARD CASE by Frederick Marson, Birmingham 1864, of shaped rectangular form, engraved to one side with a view of the Scott Monument, Edinburgh, within rococo scroll, foliate and flower borders, the reverse engraved with scrolling foliage and strapwork centred by a cartouche engraved with a monogram. 10cm by 7.2cm, 1.7 troy ounces Maker's mark a little worn. The other marks are clear. The lid opens and closes well. The case is slightly compressed. Several dents around the sides.
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