EPNS Cigarette Case
1900 - 1940Rectangular, electroplated nickel silver (EPNS), monogrammed cigarette case hinged on one long side, and fits in the palm of hand. The front has leaf engravings with initials in a shield shape in the middle. The back is blank. It has a clasp on the opposite side to the hinge.
A decorative container, presumably used by women to hold cigarettes.
Details
Details
The inside of case has the letters "AEW EPNS" engraved.
Outside of case - one side has decorative leaf/fern like engravings, and in the middle is a decorative shield with indecipherable initials engraved.
An example of a fancy storage receptacle used by ladies.
AEW EPNS refers to vintage silver plated tablewear made by Arnold E. Williams, a Birmingham based manufacturer.
Other items from Busselton Historical Society
- Pewter English Tankard
- Book - "Rangers" by N Whelpton & K Streatfeild
- Book - "Practical Mechanic's Journal" - owned by John Herring
- Oral History - Ben and Diane Tas
- Oral History - Peter Delfs
- Framed Locality Plan - West Busselton Subdivision
- Photograph - Busselton Womens Hockey Association Parade
- Girl Guides - photo of Busselton Unit
- Photograph - Southern Districts Agricultural Society 1990
- Photograph - Picnic group (Druids & Foresters)
- Photograph - Mary Earnshaw
- Photograph - Adrian Calero Monger
