♥ ♥ Annie crazy Antiquities British system of gold and silver handmade pewter carry bottles ~ worth collecting

1950s the British system  Hand Pewter carry bottles Bottle honeycomb pit design made for the hand beating The upper left corner squares long section (Figure 1) can be engraved with the name Tin make alcohol mellow soft Therefore, the use of tin wine which has become the pursuit of fashion taste of the person's performance Arc-shaped design (Figure 2) full grip In line with the hip curve, into the back pockets  Easy to carry, very stylish portable bottle You have a unique taste worth Personal use, collection, gifts Size Length 7cm x height 8 cm x 1cm wide International shipping NT200 ♥ ~ tin in the world: Tin, arranged in platinum, gold, silver fourth behind rare. It is found in the earliest human use of metal. Tin shiny, non-toxic, easily oxidized and difficult to change, very suitable means alcoholic beverages. Tin production is an ancient traditional arts and crafts, can Schomburg to Egyptian times (2000 BC) A good tin surface and some were satin sheen, some, such as mirror-like sheen - elegant bright ♥ ~ good news - "Annie Antiquities crazy" fans group has been set up chatter in FB ~ ^^ Just look for the FB income "Annie crazy Antiquities" and then press into a praise, at the same time with the same friends you can share the fun of collecting antiquities Yo ~ Welcome to "Annie crazy Antiquities & quot; as one of the members of antiquities treasure hunt Oh ^^ ~ If you want to combine purchases of other stores on antiquities Anne crazy, please let me know which items of merchandise to merge, I will calculate shipping costs for you and 10% off total freight cost back buyers, thank you! Please read before subscript About Me Pictures of goods will inevitably have a color. Please read the product images and descriptions before subscript old pieces and antiquities merchandise is inevitable signs of aging, commodity perfectionist buyers, please carefully consider before the next mark. I am happy to answer any of the commodities question Origin / manufacturing methods United Kingdom