An important mid-Victorian sterling silver hip flask by Henry William Dee of London, dated 1867, with a beautifully proportioned form and a notably substantial gauge of silver. Fully hallmarked for .925 silver, it is a rare and highly collectible piece that remains practical as well as elegant.
Details
.925 sterling silver
Fully hallmarked
Approx. 11.5cm x 7.5cm
Approx. 4.5 fl. oz. capacity
Approx. 188 grams
Gilt cup with matching marks
Chain-attached screw cap
Engraving
Free from previous engraving, this flask is well suited to personalisation, whether with initials, a monogram, or a meaningful inscription. Its solid silver construction makes it ideal for both hand and machine engraving.
