Gold Boxes: 1906 Chester 9ct. single compartment case in the form of an envelope by Albert Ernest Jenkins, heavily engraved through out with floral and curlique scrolls, with hinged flap at front opening to a single compartment; very fine and scarce (Image)

English Boxes: Gilt "Century Stamp Case" flat stamp case with original box, with embossed sliding lid to reveal two compartments, small blue enamel button, marked "ABROS", very fine (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1890 London sprung pocket dispenser with hinged lid at top finely enamelled with an 1881 1d lilac, opening to a spring loaded sleeve for stamps; fine and rare. (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1896 Chester silver two compartment box by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, the base and hinged lid at top impressed with a star burst pattern, opening to a gilded interior with two slopes (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1899 Birmingham silver single compartment box in the form of a trough by Grey & Co, plain concave design mounted on ball feet, with hinged lid at top with a single window showing a stamp, fine (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1900 London silver trough with two compartments and curled feet by Grey & Co, lid with window for two stamps, a few small dents, fine (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1901 Birmingham silver single compartment case in the form of a pocket watch by Ahronsberg Brothers, hinged at base and opening in half to a single compartment, the front engraved "Stamps" in script' fine (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1901 London silver two compartment case to be worn on a chatelaine by W & G Neal, plain flat design with a single pivot sliding sleeve opening to reveal two sleeves for stamps; fine (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1902 London silver novelty stamp and vesta box combined in the form of a lectern, the front will pull down drawer for matches with the striker above, and hinged lid at top with a single window showing a 1d stamp opening to a single sloped compartment; a very fine example of this very rare and sought after novelty case (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1902 Birmingham silver single compartment case in the form of an envelope by G. Vale and Co., the reverse showing an embossed laureated head of King Edward VII, the hinged flap at front opening to a single compartment; fine and scare. (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1903 Chester silver stamp and vesta case combined, the front and reverse engraved with a foliate pattern, the lid hinged at the top opening to two internal compartments for stamps and vestas, the foot of the case incorporating the striker; fine and scarce (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1903 Birmingham silver double-sided stamp case in the form of two envelopes back-to-back by Gourdel Vales & Co, one with green enamel "1/2d", the other with red enamel "1d", fine (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1903 London(?) silver stamp case in the form of an envelope, very fine (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1904 Birmingham silver stamp, sovereign and vesta case combined, plain flat design, the reverse with a single hinged lid inset opening to a single compartment for stamps, the case opening in half to reveal a single spring loaded sovereign holder and compartment for matches, the striker incorporated at foot, "CH" monogram on lid, a fine and scarce combination (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1905 London silver, glass and marble three compartment box by George Betjemann & Sons, the cut glass base mounted with a silver collar and hinged lid inlaid with marble, opening to three compartments; fine and scarce (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1906 Sheffield silver and glass Inkwell, stamp box and pen rest combination by Walker & Hall, the glass base incorporating the pen rest and the Silver top with a stamp case either side of the central well; fine and scarce (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1906 Birmingham silver two compartment box in the form of a trough by Samuel M Levi, plain design mounted on shaped scroll feet, lid opening to two concave compartments; fine (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1907 Birmingham ssilver two compartment stamp case and card holder combined by William Thorneywork, flat design with the hinged lid at top engraved with floral scrolls opening to a gilded interior with two sleeves for stamps mounted on the underside; a fine and scarce combination (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1908 Birmingham silver stamp and sovereign case combined by Benjamin Thomas Greening, plain rectangular design opening in half to reveal two engine turned spring loaded compartments; a fine and scarce combination (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1909 Birmingham silver novelty four compartment box in the form of a two drawer chest by A & J Zimmerman, the top drawer hinged to the first with a hinged lid at top, each opening to two gilded sloped compartments; fine and rare (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1909 London silver, glass and faux tortoiseshell single compartment box, the cut glass base with a silver collar at top attaching the tortoiseshell hinged lid inlaid with a fine pique silver and mother of pearl floral pattern, opening a to a single sloped compartment, fine and most attractive, rare (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1910 Birmingham silver single compartment case, showing curlique scrolls, fine (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1911 Birmingham silver two compartment case and aide memoir combined in the form of an envelope, the reverse flap of the "envelope" opening to two individual sleeves for stamps, the front with a mounted with a celluloid plaque and the foot of the case mounted with a pencil; a fine and most unusual combination (Image)

English Silver Boxes: 1913 Birmingham silver two compartment box by Walker and Hall, plain design with a hinged lid at top opening to a gilded interior of two concave slopes for stamps; a fine and attractive box (Image)

American Silver Boxes: 1893 Sterlin silver five compartment box by Howard & Co New York, the base with a scalloped pattern around the edge and the hinged lid at top engraved with a a dedication for Xmas 1893, opening to four single and one larger gilded compartments; fine and scarce (Image)