Solid Silver Hip Flask by James Deakin & Sons

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An unusually small silver hip flask by James Deakin & Sons, clearly hallmarked Sheffield 1924. This beautifully proportioned hip flask has domed bayonet hinged cover, detachable base which forms a delightful gilt lined drinking cup. The condition is excellent. This delightful antique hip flask would be a perfect and unusual gift.

Dated 1924

Height: 3" (7.5cm)

Width: 2.5" (6.5cm)

Depth: 0.6" (1.75cm)

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Date 1924  George V Antiques Material Silver Origin English Maker James Deakin & Sons Item code as710a865 / D986 Status Sold

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