Name: James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield - Flask - .925 silver
Brand: James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield
Rating: 100 (18 reviews)

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Antique pocket flask from the Victorian era, in solid sterling silver .925, made at the end of the 900 by James Dixon & Sons Sheffield; it has no damage and is in excellent condition! It is stamped (you can see it in the photos) and it also bears an HR monogram. It features a bayonet stopper and is truly a beautiful solid silver collectible object! Smart shipping or local pickup in Turin! Insurance included!

Fiaschetta antica da tascadel epoca Vittoriana ,in argento sterling .925 massiccio realizzata alla fine del 900 da James Dixon & Sons Sheffield,non presenta nessun danno ,si presenta in condizioni ottime ! Punzonata si vede anche nelle foto , e presenta anche un monogramma HR,presenta un tappo a baionetta veramente un bellissimo oggetto da collezione in argento massiccio !
Spedizione smart o consegna a mano a Torino ! Assicurazione inclusa !

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James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield - Flask - .925 silver

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Victorian-era pocket flask in solid sterling silver .925 by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, dating to 1904, measuring 11.5 cm high, 7.5 cm wide and 2.3 cm deep, weighing 141 g, with a bayonet stopper, bearing an HR monogram and in good used condition with minor signs of age.

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Victorian-era pocket flask in solid sterling silver .925 by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, dating to 1904, measuring 11.5 cm high, 7.5 cm wide and 2.3 cm deep, weighing 141 g, with a bayonet stopper, bearing an HR monogram and in good used condition with minor signs of age.

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