Wells Sterling Silver Enamel Slider Charm - Leprechaun Playing a Fiddle

Dating to the 1950s/1960s or so, may I offer this Sterling Silver (hallmarked as pictured) and enamel slider charm by Wells. The front of the charm depicts a Leprechaun playing a fiddle, presumably at a wedding. Slide the cover to the side to reveal an area for a picture (just tape in) though it's fitted with the original cardboard right now. Turn the charm over to reveal a plain back cover and (unfortunately) the name TERI engraved onto the reverse of the cover (at least it can't be seen from the front). Size is 3/4" high (not including top bale) x 3/4" wide. Weight is 5.2 grams. Condition is very nice with no problems I can spot. High shine due to a rhodium overlay. Just an unusual charm that can be used for a number of purposes - lucky gambling token, wedding trifle or St Patricks Day. Just too cute and a RARE find!