Sterling Silver and Glass Bitters Bottle by John Grinsell & Sons, 1913. Full Catalogue

Sterling Silver and Glass Bitters Bottle by John Grinsell & Sons, 1913. Full CatalogueThis is an exceedingly rare sterling silver and glass bitters bottle, fully hallmarked for John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham, 1913. The bottle remains in an entirely original condition and as such the cork will require replacing should the bottle be intended for practical use. The glass bottle is of an unusual and eye catching curved form. The hallmarks to the lid remain clear, the hallmarks to the bottle top are rubbed but remain legible. Dimensions

Upon leaving school he worked for six years in the studios of various leading London Advertising Agencies

but he was also a skilled colourist

The book is three-quarter bound in tan leather with the spine boasting raised bands

The garden is formed from fauna and shells

weighing 165 grams collectively

and South Molton post office which still bears a commemorative tablet with his name to this day

this coffer is full of character and would be a charming feature in any home

Telescope:

The spine boasts five raised bands with intricate gilt decoration

The title and author are also stamped to the spine in gilt

Height: 29cm

The Topazio hallmark of a crowing cockerel with '833' silver purity is stamped to the inside of the clasp