British sterling silver hip flask

This hip flask was made by Charles S. Green & Co in 1971. The wine bottle is presented in a conical shape. The simple and generous shape of the wine bottle makes the overall shape more elegant. The bottle body uses all diamond-shaped cuts, and the reflective pattern can be clearly seen under the refraction of light. It's perfect for red wine or as a kettle. The mouth of the bottle and the handle are covered with sterling silver, and there is space left for engraving family crests or names. The overall weight is pretty solid. Charles S. Green & Co Ltd was founded in the mid-19th century. In the early 20th century, the company became one of the leaders in Birmingham's silverware industry. The company's designs are heavily influenced by the aesthetics of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, Pay attention to the carving of details and the combination of functionality and artistry. In the 20th century, the design style of some products turned to simplicity. Adapted to the Art Nouveau and Art Deco trends of the time. *This design museum mainly focuses on European antiques, old pieces, and second-hand items. After years of baptism, some antiques will inevitably have slight historical traces, black spots, or small missing corners. It is inevitable that it will not be as clean and flawless as a brand new product, but this does not affect its retro beauty. Friends who are perfectionists and are used to buying brand new products, please think twice before placing an order. We also hope that you will become a beauty who loves antiques as much as we do^^ If you have any questions, please send us a message!