Unusually large silver and glass flask with the silver on the top half of the body woven to resemble wicker basket work. Has cork lined stopper on a hinged bayonet closer, stamped Sterling. A silver removable cup covers the lower half with gold plaques either side, one depicting a leaping game fish and the other a heraldic symbol. The base is stamped ‘sterling’ 1⅛ pint, Davis & Freeman. Made in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, circa 1910.
Dimensions: 12.5cm/ 4¾ inches (width) x 21.5cm/ 8½ inches (height) x 6cm/ 2¼ inches (thick).
