A field flask and silver patriotics Glass field flask with screwed-on pewter cup and brown leather cover, embossed on the front with "Brevete E.S." and imperial eagle (small glass defects, carrying strap torn). Comes with a richly engraved silver spoon, hallmarked "AK 1848" and "84", among others. A silver-plated non-ferrous metal plate (height 10.5 cm) with two elaborately intertwined eagles under a crown (a carrying hook on the back). A table decoration with a copper-plated pewter coat of arms, on it an eagle under a crown, plinth made of black glass-like material (dimensions 7 x 10 x 0.8 cm, chips). Partially slightly damaged, signs of age. Condition: II

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