Antique Rolled Gold Sovereign Case. Manufactured by English company Dennison, the sovereign case has engine turned decoration to both front and back with a belt motif to front also.

Nowadays often worn in the same way a locket might be, a sovereign case was originally used for carrying either full or half gold sovereign coins and often worn on a Gentleman's watch chain and kept in a waistcoat pocket. The coins would be stacked tightly together by a spring action mechanism; a case usually holds about 4 or 5 sovereigns.

Metal: Rolled Gold

Weight: 22 grams

Diameter: 3cm

Marks: Trademark ALD English Make

Condition: Excellent condition, case closing firmly

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Antique Sovereign Case, Dennison