An Edwardian Silver Card Case by William M Hayes, Birmingham 1908, of shaped rectangular form with reeded engine-turned decoration
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AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CARD CASE by William M Hayes, Birmingham 1908, of shaped rectangular form with reeded engine-turned decoration, applied to one side with a circular medallion cast in relief with a tavern scene of dancing figures and a fiddler, signed Holy Freres and Depose , with a vacant circular cartouche below, gilt interior. 9.5cm by 7cm, 2.5 troy ounces The marks are clear. The lid opens and closes well. A small split in one corner. A small dint down the spine. In otherwise good condition.
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