An Aesthetic Movement Silver Card Case by George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1879, of rectangular form
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AN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT SILVER CARD CASE by George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1879, of rectangular form, engraved in the Japanese taste to one side with two birds and a butterfly among bamboo and iris beside water, the reverse with a bird in flight beneath a bridge and a butterfly above flowering plants, with diaper panels, the interior lined in blue silk with two divisions. 9.8cm by 7.5cm, 3.6 troy ounces The marks are clear. Opens and closes well. A few small dints but nothing too serious. Good definition to the engraving. No personalised engraving. In generally good condition.
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