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Vintage sterling silver hip flask, 1930's
Vintage sterling silver hip flask, 1930's
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A handsome vintage 1930's sterling silver hip flask.
It has a smooth polished design with rounded corners and screw lock cap which is gilded inside.
The hip flask has short hallmarks to the neck and a full set of hallmarks to the base.
No monograms or engraving so this hip flask could be personalised.
Hallmarked for sterling silver, Birmingham assay office, A J Zimmerman.
A gorgeous vintage hip flask, this would make a great gift for someone special.
It has been checked and holds liquid well without leaking, it is advisable to keep the Cork moist to retain a good seal.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use commensurate with age, a little wear to the inner Cork, there is a sizeable dent to the shoulder and cap and one dent to one corner.
Approx measurements:
4" height / length
2.10" width
0.65" depth
Weighs approx 85.52 grams
Any questions or queries please contact us.
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It has a smooth polished design with rounded corners and screw lock cap which is gilded inside.
The hip flask has short hallmarks to the neck and a full set of hallmarks to the base.
No monograms or engraving so this hip flask could be personalised.
Hallmarked for sterling silver, Birmingham assay office, A J Zimmerman.
A gorgeous vintage hip flask, this would make a great gift for someone special.
It has been checked and holds liquid well without leaking, it is advisable to keep the Cork moist to retain a good seal.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use commensurate with age, a little wear to the inner Cork, there is a sizeable dent to the shoulder and cap and one dent to one corner.
Approx measurements:
4" height / length
2.10" width
0.65" depth
Weighs approx 85.52 grams
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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