c. 1920 Prohibition era "Tea-pot" with a hidden green glass Flask English Pottery Where Smoke Trees are often

Where Smoke Trees are often seen

It is initialed in the bottom right corner

Both the cold meat serving fork and the berry spoon are detailed with the raised “King Edward” pattern

has an old wick

A Very Rare

c. 1920 Prohibition era "Tea-pot" with a hidden green glass Flask English Pottery Where Smoke Trees are oftenWe are offering A Prohibition Era Flask in the form of a tea pot. The "tea pot" has a false removeable bottom to hide the flask. Made to disguise the liquor in the time of Prohibition. 1920 1933 In essence, the desperation and ingenuity during Prohibition led to the development of numerous clever and sometimes unusual ways to conceal alcohol, including within seemingly innocuous household items Marked on the base interior "GERMANY" "DOBERG" Approx.