Sale 8018
London
|
9 December 2011
Price realised
GBP 400
Estimate
AN EDWARD VII SILVER VESTA-CASE MARK OF JAMES FENTON, BIRMINGHAM, 1906 Circular, the front stamped with a scene of men playing billiards, with striking surface and suspension loop, marked on bezel and inside cover 1½ in. (3.9 cm.) diameter
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