Description
A silver hip flask with polished, unadorned surfaces that allow the quality of the silver to speak for itself. The hinged ball stopper is secured by a bayonet fitting, and the lower section detaches to form a separate cup, a practical and pleasing feature that reflects the thoughtful design of the period. Hallmarked London 1899, this is a well-made and versatile piece of late Victorian silver, equally suited to field or flask cabinet. An enduringly useful and considered gift.
Specifications
| Period | Queen Victoria |
| Material | Silver |
| Assay Office | London |
| PRAGNELL REFERENCE | 4451753 |
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