Antique Handblown Glass Hip Flask with Leather Cover Steuler Keramik Since falling in love with

Since falling in love with a large trivet made of matchsticks at an estate sale in Kansas City

whimsical yet functional sculpture that could inspire and host all sorts of fantastic ikebana arrangements

or really any manner of other little things

are a great example of the work of Marianne Suda

Titled “A Pregnant Woman

Antique Handblown Glass Hip Flask with Leather Cover Steuler Keramik Since falling in love withThis hip flask is very old, possibly dating from as early as the late 18th century. Made of very thick handblown glass, it is protected by a wonderfully worn leather cover, stitched together at the sides. It is truly a beautiful object and what a wonderful thing to fill with a good whiskey and slip into your pocket as you head off on an adventure! The flask measures 5 3 4" tall x 3" wide by 1 1 2" deep. The leather top has lost some of its stitching,