Fanny Peers' Beautiful Silver Card Case Gifted to Her in 1902

This is the Silver Card Case of Fanny W Peers, from Rostherne, Old Hills, Staffordshire and carries the date January 1st 1902. Often it is seen as undesirable to have a cartouche engraved with the name or initials of the person who owned it, but not for me, not this time. And although the Cartouche is wonderful and makes this Card Case quite unique the card case itself really is very beautiful. The case is silver and carries wonderfully crisp hallmarks, it was assayed in Birmingham in 1900/01 and has the makers mark J.G. which I believe is for the silversmith's Joseph Gloster. It is engraved with the most wonderful swirls and stylised Acanthus leaves and the engraving is so wonderfully bright. I have tried to research who Fanny W Peers was to find out about her life but alas I have found no information on the internet. The auction house though believed this was a gift given to Fanny on her 32nd Birthday with her full name being Fanny Wright Peers 1870-1949, also with this information I still could find no other information about Fanny. But for me I have to say Fanny's Card Case was pretty special because never before have I seen one with the owners address engraved upon it.