Royal Navy Rum Flagon
This is a vintage wicker-bound rum flagon, likely dating from the World War II era and associated with the Royal Navy. The flagon features a traditional shape designed for the storage and dispensing of rum, a staple ration for naval personnel. The wicker binding provides both structural support and a rustic aesthetic, indicative of its utilitarian purpose and period construction.
Condition and Collectibility
This flagon shows signs of age and use, consistent with its likely service history. It presents as a fascinating piece of naval memorabilia, appealing to collectors of military history, nautical antiques, and vintage barware. Its weathered appearance adds to its character and authenticity, making it a unique display item or conversation starter.
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