A lovely vintage pewter "boot" flask, 1970s, by Comoy's of London, still in its original box. This sleek flask is referred to as a "boot" flask due to it's long, thin shape. It holds 4 ounces. This flask is so vibrant and shiny we had a tough time capturing photos without picking up shadows or reflected items in the room. Any dark areas you see are shadows or reflections. This flask is a true, vibrant silver tone. Truly a lovely, discreet flask.
Measurements: Approx 6 1/4" tall x 3/4" wide by 2" wide
Hallmarks: "English Pewter, Comoy's of London, Made in Sheffield England" can be found on the bottom of the flask along with the ounce capacity
Condition Great condition. We're not sure if this flask was ever used as its still in its original box. There's some very, very minor/general surface wear (very minor) likely from handling (not from use). The box shows minor age that paper gets over the course of decades. Truly a lovely, sleek flask.
**Please Note: we typically do not test our flasks for leakage. We are happy to put this flask through a thorough leakage test (which involves filling it with liquid and rigorously shaking it) -- please message us if you'd like us to test this particular flask. Cheers!
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