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Silver Hip Flasks
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O.442: A late Victorian silver hip flask of curved shape with a twist bayonet top and removeable silver cup. 5.3 inches high. Made in London 1892. £250.
O.410: A small rectangular curved hip flask with a hinged twist bayonet cap, engine turned decoration, 4.3 inches tall. Made in Birmingham 1946. £180
O.393: A fine quality Victorian oval silver mounted cut glass hip flask with a silver screw bayonet cap and removeable silver cup, the glass cut in a diagonal fluted patern. 5.5 inches tall. 3 inches wide. Made in London 1885. £280.
O.382: A rectangular leather covered glass hip flask with a silver bayonet screw cap and removable silver cup. Excellent condition, 6 inches high, 3.7 inches wide. Made in Sheffield 1930 by James Dixon & Son. £280.
O.366: A large rectangular Art Deco silver hip flask with eight shaped sides, engine turned decoration, screw bayonet cap, vacant cartouche. 9.5 troy ounces of silver. 7.5 inches tall, 4.25 wide. Capacity 16 fluid ounces ( 450 ml. ). Made in Birmingham 1929. £360
O.373: A rectangular curved silver hip flask with a screw bayonet cap and engine turned decoration on all sides, vacant rectangular cartouche to the front. 4.7 inches high. 6 troy ounces. Made in Birmingham 1934. £220.
O.330: An antique Swedish silver hip flask of traditional shape, the front chased with foliate decoration, an applied central vacant cartouche, screw cap with safety chain and inner metal cap. 4.2 inches long, 4 inches high. Fully hallmarked for Stockholm 1868. £220.
O.193: A plain rectangular curved silver hip flask with a bayonet twist top. 5 x 3.25 inches. Made in Sheffield 1895. £240.
O.154: A large rectangular silver hip flask with a hinged bayonet twist top and removable silver cup. 7 x 3.5 inches. Capacity .75 pint ( 4 decilitres). Made in London 1906 by Mappin & Webb. £330.
O.143: A large Victorian silver mounted glass hip flask with a hinged bayonet top and removable gilt lined silver cup. 6.8 inches tall, half pint ( 3 decilitres) capacity. Made in London 1887. £190
O.57: A late Victorian curved plain silver hip flask with bayonet twist cap and pull off cup. 5.8 x 3.8 inches. 9 troy ounces. Made in Sheffield 1900. by James Dixon & Sons. £300.
O.10: A plain curved Victorian silver hip flask with a bayonet twist top. 5 inches high. 2.7 inches wide. Made in London 1895. £200.
N.487: A plain curved Edwardian silver hip flask of good size with a bayonet twist top. 6 inches high, 3.75 wide, 1 inch deep. Made in Chester 1901. £280.
N.390: A large plain rectangular sterling silver hip flask with a bayonet cap. 7.5 inches tall, 4.8 inches wide. 12 troy ounces of silver. 1 pint capacity. Probably American circa 1930. £300.
N.90: A large late Victorian silver hip flask of plain form with a bayonet top and removable silver cup. 6 inches high, 3.8 inches wide. 8 troy ounces of silver. Made in Sheffield 1894 by J. Dixon & Son. £300