A collection consisting of three vintage white metal hip flasks, identified by web consensus as British pewter, likely manufactured in Sheffield, England. The group includes two circular flasks and one rectangular flask. The circular flasks feature flattened bases and knurled screw-on caps. Each is inset with a central circular panel of cream-coloured composite material, decorated with black-inked engraved scenes in a scrimshaw style. One panel depicts a group of hunters in period attire with firearms and is initialled H.H. to the lower left. The second circular flask displays a standing stag within a hilly landscape. The third flask is of rectangular form with curved shoulders and a rounded base, featuring a knurled screw-on cap. This flask displays an overall hammered finish in the Arts and Crafts tradition. A small rectangular cartouche or mark is present on the shoulder of the hammered flask, though the contents are not clearly legible.