Drew & Sons Silver Mounted Leather & Pigskin Wallet

This is a rare antique late Victorian (1894) silver-mounted leather wallet. Hallmarked sterling silver corners and unmarked white metal monogram (tests as silver) possibly; 'Pgl', 'Pcl' or similar.Button clasp retained and still working. The interior has contrasting pigskin leather compartments for notes, etc. Exterior is in good condition, interior has some long-standing staining.the Button clasp retained and still working. Hallmarks: Birmingham 1894, Maker Charles Penny Brown. Confirming the status of this lovely wallet, discerning buyers will wish to know the wallet was originally retailed by Drew & Sons at 156, Leadenhall Street, London Ec. Established in 1844, Drew & Sons started out as luggage and travel goods makers. They were foremost known for their high-end leather good and picnic sets, and enjoyed the patronage of Queen Victoria, the Royal Family and most of the Courts of Europe.