Charles Lyster & Son
Decorative Arts
About this Item
Birmingham, England
An Edward VII silver double cigar case, Charles Lyster & Son, Birmingham, 1908
each hinged cover engraved with foliate sprays, the front enclosing a vacant shield-shaped cartouche, 13cm long, 75g; a Victorian silver cigar case, William Aitken, Chester, 1899, with double thumb-piece enclosing a gilt interior, 13cm long, 50g; and an Edward VII silver cigar case, John Millward Banks, Birmingham, 1902, rectangular, the domed cover enclosing a later gilded interior, 13cm long, 125g
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