Lot 163: Sold for £170 hammer
A Selected Antiques & Fine Art Auction to include silver & jewellery, Thursday 16th January 2020

A late Victorian silver playing card case, rectangular shape with hinged lid with engraved initials, enclosing partitioned gilt interior, includes playing cards, maker Walter Raymond, London 1898, 3oz, 7.5cm high

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