AgAu Jewellery has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
A camel's head crest and the Latin inscription Lux Intenebris.

The rear of the flask is in a curved shape.
Overall condition is good with a few dings and scratches as to be expected of a used piece over 120 years old.
The maker's hallmarks date the piece to the Victorian era between 1880 and 1887 though the actual date letter is worn.

Overall a very collectable antique piece.
WIDTH : 7.3cm
HEIGHT : 12.8cm
WEIGHT : 111g
ASSAYED : London
DATE : 1880 to 1887
MAKER : Sampson and Mordan
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AgAu Jewellery has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
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