A silver cigar case (by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1846),...
A silver cigar case (by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1846), bears the crest of the Forbes Leiths of Whitehaugh,
Alford Aberdeenshire, one of the eagle feeding chicks, inscribed ''Virtus Vulnere Virescit'', another with stag's head inscribed ''Salus Per Christum'' and another with dove and olive branch inscribed ''Fidus Ad Extremum'', the main body engraved with large castle and smaller country house verso, within scrolling foliate decoration, marked ''CFL'' (Charles Forbes Leith), 2.42 oz
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A silver cigar case (by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1846), bears the crest of the Forbes Leiths of Whitehaugh,
Alford Aberdeenshire, one of the eagle feeding chicks, inscribed ''Virtus Vulnere Virescit'', another with stag's head inscribed ''Salus Per Christum'' and another with dove and olive branch inscribed ''Fidus Ad Extremum'', the main body engraved with large castle and smaller country house verso, within scrolling foliate decoration, marked ''CFL'' (Charles Forbes Leith), 2.42 oz
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