Two Vintage Chatelaines

early 20th century, including:

An Edwardian Sterling Silver example, the openwork imbricate belt clip hallmarked London, 1900-1901, by John Tiley, suspending five graduated rolo chains with swivel clips, with sterling fittings: a thimble (Birmingham, 1888-1889, W. & G. Meyers) and thimble case (Birmingham, 1902-1903, L. Emanuel), a mechanical pencil (no hallmarks, Sampson Mordan & Co.), sewing scissors and scabbard (Birmingham, 1902-1907, L. Emanuel), a buttonhook (Birmingham, 1898-1899, E. S. Barnsley & Co.) and pincushion (Birmingham, 1903-1904, L. Emanuel), l. 13-1/4"; and

A Portuguese White Metal example, central filigree belt clip depicting a rejoneador, suspending five graduated chains with filigree links and swivel clips, fitted with a covered mirror, pill box, small box, mechanical pencil and perfume bottle, each with scenes of Torero: toro, picador, banderillero and rejoneador, l. 13-1/4";

each mounted with jewelry pins into a padded black jewelry case with glass lid, 14-3/4" x 8-1/4" x 2-1/2".