Victorian Sterling Silver & Leather Wallet by George Henry James & A. Webster & Co Piccadilly, London, 1890. Full Catalogue

Victorian Sterling Silver & Leather Wallet by George Henry James & A. Webster & Co Piccadilly, London, 1890. Full CatalogueA charming late victorian sterling silver and black leather wallet. The silver is fully hallmarked for George Henry James, London, 1890. The interior is stamped 'A. Webster & Co, 60 Piccadilly W.' The wallet opens with a clasp mechanism which functions perfectly, and the leather hinge remains strong. The wallet is an excellent condition overall and remains fully functional as a cash card wallet today. A true mark of excellent craftsmanship and design.

which is possibly Francis Webb although they are usually Birmingham based

The dispenser operates perfectly

Width (at widest point): 2

Daguerreotypes were very expensive

bound in tan crocodile leather with a hollowed out base in which the lenses sit with a central support to keep the binoculars in place

Robert Ixer moved to Australia in 1999 to settle in Queensland and to continue his painting

to name a few

Height: 100cm

Height: 44

London in 1919

Lloyd-Jones was a member and exhibitor at the Ipswich Art Club 1878-1895 and may have had a 'holiday home' in the county and in 1881 exhibited from Beauchamp House

The hinge moves freely without issue