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Cardcase, ivory, deeply and intricately carved on all surfaces with scenes showing figures, buildings and trees, approximate width 55mm, approximate depth 95mm, India, c1850-1890

Cardcase, bone base with tortoiseshell veneer and mother of pearl border, upper portion hinged, plain silver rectangle inset in top, lined printed red paper, approximate width 75mm, approximate depth 100mm, c1850-1900

Cardcase, bone base veneered with mother of pearl inlaid with design in diamonds of dark shell, possibly abalone, within plain border, upper portion hinged, plain silver rectangle inset in top, lined deep blue velvet, approximate width 80mm, approximate depth 100mm, c1850-1900

Cardcase, black leather, probably pigskin, on a metal frame with press closure, lined light tan calf, marked on inside flap WW Burley, 35 Chaucer Road, Bedford, approximate width 70mm, approximate depth 100mm, c1900-1950

Cardcase, black lacquer, front inlaid with fine silver lines, ornate blank panel inset in front, hinged upper portion, blank rectangle of silver inset in top, unlined, approximate width 75mm, approximate depth 105mm, c1880-1920

Cardcase, silver, small and open topped, this style of case was designed to fit neatly into the breast pocket of a man's coat, front engraved with a pattern of scrolling foliage, open topped, hallmarked Birmingham 1909, containing a handwritten card inscribed Presented to Mr A Smith from the United Free Church, Kennelmont, as a token of goodwill and gratitude, 3rd July 1911, damaged, approximate width 80mm, approximate depth 40mm, c1900-1920