1892: Birmingham - a very fine Victorian 'D&L' marked silver box, heavily embossed throughout with attractive Sedan chair scenery on the hinged lid on top, opening for two sloped compartments, fine and rare. (Image 1) (Image)

1894: Birmingham, attractive Victorian twin compartment silver box, fluted diagonally and flanged edge to base, with hinged lid at top opening to two sloped compartments, few trivial nicks otherwise fine and scarce. (Image 1) (Image)

Victorian Silver Stamp Box 1897: Birmingham single compartment desk type box with decorated base and cover insert with glass window. Fine. (Image 1) (Image)

1899: Birmingham, two compartment box on balled feet by 'M. BROS' (Mappin Brothers) plain design with hinged lid at top with two windows (without glass), opening to two concave compartments, fine and attractive. (Image 1) (Image)

1889: Birmingham, twin compartment case with embossed silver plate and ivory insert, all three parts attached by single loop. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1899: Square single compartment stamp box standing on four balled feet, with hinged lid on top and stamp behind the glass window. (Image 1) (Image)

1900ca.: Victorian Stamp and Sovereign case combined, plain pocket case opens to guilded interior, with sprung loaded dispense for stamps, half-sovereigns and sovereigns, closing mechanism defective, otherwise fine and scarce. (Image 1) (Image)

1903: Chester, novelty box in the form of a miniture coal shuttle, the hinged lid at front with a single glass window (small crack at upper left) opening to a single compartment, marked on reverse 'Rd 430769'. (Image 1) (Image)

1901: Birmingham - Edwardian triple sectioned casket style box on ball feet, marked 'L&S' (Levi & Salaman) with decoratively edged lid containing three glass windows displaying specimen stamps. Despite two cracked glasses, a most attractive piece. (Image 1) (Image)

1901: Birmingham, Rare solid Sterling Silver Card and Stamp combination case made by William Thorneywork stamped 'W*T' with very fine engraved floral and curlique design on spring loaded hinged lid, opens to guilded interior with two small compartments mounted on lid, full length compartment at base.rnrn  (Image 1) (Image)

1901 ca.: Stamp and Sovereign case combined, engraved throughout with floral and curlique scrolls, with ring attachment and push-button catch to access the spring loaded stamp and coin compartments. Fine. (Image 1) (Image)

1901 ca.: Stamp and sovereign case combined, engraved throughout with floral and curlique scrolls, with ring attachment and push-button catch to access the spring loaded stamp and coin compartments. Fine. (Image 1) (Image)

1902: 'A.J.' twin-compartment envelope-type stamp case with flap lid, attractive and elaborate foliate scrollwork on front with uninscribed cartouche on reverse. Fine. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1902 ca.: Cylindrical shape 925 Sterling silver stamp dispenser 62 mm. high, marked 'EMPEKA EB' with hinged lid with thumb piece opening, fine and scarce. (Image 1) (Image)

1904: Birmingham, silver and leather three compartment box and moistener combined marked 'CBP', the 'Bordeaux' red covered base with silver mounted hinged lid at top with three windows opening to one compartment (glass and insert missing), the front mounted with a silver collar surrounding the glass roller for moistening the stamps. Despite some wear a most unusual combination. (Image 1) (Image)

1904: Birmingham double sided stamp case by Gourdel Vales & Co., the hinged lids at either side neatly enamelled in green, the other in red, showing King Edward VII ½ d. and 1 d. red, with ring attachment on top. Fine and rare.rn  (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1904: Birmingham, small double sided envelope box stamped 'PROVPAT' and 'GV&Co.', embossed on one side '½ D' in green enamel, the flap lid on reverse with '1 D' enamelled in red, fine and scarce.rnrn  (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1905: Birmingham, stamp booklet holder, plain flat design with oval cut-out to show the Cypher on the front page of the booklet, stamped 'Rd 429424', fine. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1905 ca.: London Small 925 Sterling silver two compartment stamp box in the form of a Ladies handbag with purse type clasp and attached delicate silver chain, engraved floral design on both sides and marked 'AN'. Most unusual and scarce. (Image 1) (Image)

1905: Birmingham, silver miniature letter box with decorative letter slit on front, hinged lid engraved 'Stamps' on top, fine and scarce (45 mm. high). (Image 1) (Image)

1905 ca.: "STERLING SILVER" patterned compact combining stamp roll dispenser, propelling pencil and ink pen nib, fine and scarce. (Image 1) (Image)

1905ca.: 'A.M.Co  STERLING SILVER' - Novelty coil dispenser in the form of a whistle with engraved floral design, the plain body with a slot in the side for dispensing the stamps by tuning the top. Fine and most unusual. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1906: Birmingham, silver and glass two compartment box, ink-well and pocket watch holder combined by John Grinsell & Sons, the glass base mounted with a silver collar and lid housing a silver pocket watch at back opening to a single well, the front mounted with a silver collar and lid opening to two glass sloped compartments, with glass pen rest at front. Very fine and rare. (Image 1) (Image)

1906: Lantz's silver stamp dispenser by William Hornby, marked 'WH' and 'PATENT', the handle forming a water sprinkler to dampen the envelope before applying the stamp by plunging the handle. Fine and very rare. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1906: Single compartment stamp case by John Rotherham (a case-maker of the watch makers Rotherham & Son), pocket watch style design with purse type clasp at top, the front inscribed 'Stamps' and with monogram on reverse, opening to a single compartment, fine and scarce. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image)