Pilgrim flask 1675 - 1705

This pilgrim flask, crafted between 1675 and 1705, is a testament to the artistry of the period. The silver vessel, attributed to the maker I.P.S., features intricate engravings of swirling foliage and a delicate portrait within a circular frame. The flask, complete with a chain and a separate spout, was likely used for carrying wine or other beverages during pilgrimages. The decorative details and meticulous craftsmanship showcase the high quality of silverwork prevalent during this era.