This elegant and substantial George VI sterling silver flask is not only practical for daily use with a classic curved shape that means it sits ergonomically in any pocket, but also represents an excellent investment piece that you are sure to reach for again and again. Fine engine turned details provide texture for grip, as well as increased aesthetic detail. Also stands comfortably when not in use, and would be excellent for use and display in any study.
With marks for F. Burton Crosbee, a firm active from 1931 to 1946, you can rest assured that this was made by a firm known to produce gentlemen’s items of excellent quality. Assay marks for Birmingham, 1941.
Price marked at AUD$1000. Measurements: 9.5cm total height, 6cm across. Total weight: 195 grams. Good vintage condition, some light surface dents and some wear overall commensurate with age. See pictures for reference.
