Sterling Silver Collapsible Beaker With Original Case - Chester, 1914. Regency There is evidence of historic

There is evidence of historic woodworm in areas

A gilt bronze and marble pocket watch holder in the form of an eagle taking flight from a neo-classical column above an ochre and tan marble base

A 19th century 'Lion of Lucerne'

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There is a wood shrinkage split to the left side panel

Sterling Silver Collapsible Beaker With Original Case - Chester, 1914. Regency There is evidence of historicA delightful sterling silver collapsible beaker with its original leather case. Hallmarked Chester, 1914. Maker's mark rubbed, only '& Co' legible. Beakers such as this were usually silver plated; a sterling silver example is considerably more scarce. The leather case bears the initials 'J. O. S' with the same initials and the date of Christmas Day 1915 naively yet neatly engraved to the top ring of the beaker. A really lovely thing. Dimensions