The Oak Era

Provenance:

Jack Casimir Ltd., London, UK, May 26, 2001 (copy of invoice)

In good, stable, attractive condition. The body with a few shallow nicks and indents consistent with age and use, does not detract overall aesthetic unless viewed closely. The handle with a very small (approximately 1/8-inch) linear indent to side of handle beneath thumb-piece. The lid appears original but does not sit perfectly flush to body, Verdigris to recessed areas of thumbpiece and handle. The seam visible on body. Crease to brass where lid connects to hinge, does not appear to impact stability. Additional images availble upon request.

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