English Silver Flask

London, including flask with removable cup, marks for George Neal & George Neal, 1918, 7 in.; pair buckles, marks for John Angell, London, 1815, 1-1/2 in. with leather pouch, total weight 14.17 oz.

The flask with fitted cup on bottom, Chester, 1922, makers mark for Robert Pringle and Sons, together with four bottle tags, Scotch, 2 Bourbon, Rum. 4.85 oz. troy

London 1916, engraved at the bottom: Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. 112 Regent St. London, silver flask with an engine turned surface and a removable silver base with gilt interior. Together with

A Victorian sterling silver flask of rectangular form and hinged cap. Decorated with three applied sparrows and impressed motto 'Just a few.' With maker's marks for Ellis Co. Canadian, late 19th C. T.

Including sterling English silver flask cover, button hook, glove stretcher, and nail file.

English Silver Monogrammed Flask Indistinctly mark; monogrammed 'MR". 7 in. high, 8.4 oz. approx. gross weight. Property from the Estate of Milton A. ‘Mickey’ Rudin

Victorian English sterling silver flask, marked "H.G" for Henry Greaves, Birmingham, 1897. 4" H x 4" W weighs 4.36 ozt inclusive of cork.

(lot of 3) Flasks, including: (1) English sterling silver flask, Walker & Hall, c.1924, Sheffield hallmarks, monogrammed FKS, approx 5.5"h, 3"w, 1"d, (1) English silver plate flask, James Dixon & Sons

Three vessels with English silver. One flask and two small containers made of glass and silver. All with hallmarks. Dimensions: (Flask) H 4" x W 3" x D 1" Weight: (Total weighable) 4.715 ozt Condition

A French Silver Bud Vase. Together with an English silver perfume flask, and a silverplate baby rattle (possibly Anglo-Indian) Bud vase: 3.25" x 1.5"

American/English, 19th/20th century. Included is an 1896 Gorham sterling overlay flask marked "Sterling S2104, 1/8 pint, seashell mark" (5.15" h). A Walker and Hall hip flask marked "Walker & hall, Sh

An Antique English Sterling Silver Hip FlaskLondon, marked TJ (likely Thomas Jones), small flask with engine turned designed, 3.5103 3/4" wide

DESCRIPTION: A British Antique sterling flask. Features a round edges square form. Finished with a twist cap and marked with a british L.G mark. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: Birmingham, England DIMENSI

Vintage English sterling silver hip flask. Etched monogram on front. Twist cap closure. English silver hallmarks on front and reverse. Trademarked, partially legible, possibly S. I. L. Measures approx

ABP cut glass with gilt sterling silver flask, English mark. Measures 5.5" x 2 3/4"

English, silver plated and glass flask with leather holster case. Dimensions: H 10" x DIA 3" Condition: Scratches to leather, letters "GGB" scribed on back of strap

Henry Holland English sterling silver glass leather hip flask, hallmarked "HH" on body and neck. Measures 5.5"H x 3"W. Weight - 236g. Condition report: Good condition, common wear to leather and silve

Birmingham sterling silver and glass flask, circa 1920, hallmarked Birmingham on neck and bearing unidentified maker's marks. 6.5" H X 3.5" W. Lid with dent, closing mechanism slightly off.

2 cut glass & sterling silver whiskey flasks English sterling silver MK cups and tops.Measures 5" & 5 3/4"

English, 1913. A sterling silver hip flask, each section marked, with later engraved presentation; ht. 6 in., wt. 8.73ozt (271.5g).

Two English Silver Mounted Polychrome Earthenware Scent Flasks Circa 1900 each in the form of a bird's egg, one silver cover realistically decorated in the form of a bird's head. hallmarked for Sterli

STERLING SILVER VINAIGRETTE, PERFUME FLASK, & PURSE Sterling silver accessories include: English vinaigrette, 1.25 x 0.9" Birmingham  JL maker mark 1829 date code

A collection of sterling silver and silver mounted scent flasks. Comprising a fitted English silver plate and glass toilet bottle set, the silver plate holder decorated with floral swags, a cut glass

FOURTEEN PIECES OF ENGLISH STERLING SILVER FLATWARETogether with a glass flask with a silver plated cap, the body engraved with rabbits. Length 5.25”.1) Shooting trophy teaspoon, Sheffield, 1888