Mark with Masonic decoration. From a mosaic, | #123467

This flask can be described as <<Masonic decoration. From a mosaic, pavement rise two columns surmounted by an archway with a keystone in the center. Below the keystone is an all-seeing eye, and between columns radiant triangle enclosing the letter "G," and above it is an open book with a square and compasses. At the left of the archway is the blazing sun, and beneath at the left of the column is a trowel, skull and crossbones, and scythe. Scythe turns to the right. At the right of the archway crescent moon is surrounded by seven small stars and beneath a comet with a tail.>> Historical flasks, also known as antique or vintage flasks, are collectible glass containers that were commonly used in the past for various purposes. These flasks have historical significance and are sought after by collectors for their aesthetic appeal and cultural value. Historical flasks were primarily produced in the United States during the 19th century, particularly between 1815 and 1870. They were made from blown glass and typically had distinctive shapes and designs. These flasks were used for storing and transporting various liquids, such as spirits, medicines, and perfumes.