A late 17th century silver scent flask of pilgrim bottle form, unmarked, probably English, circa 1690 One side engraved with a deer, his flank pierced by an arrow, flanked by buildings and trees with label inscribed ‘Ma douleur cause ma fuite’, the other side depicting Cupid seated atop his quiver, rowing himself with his bow across the waters, with label inscribed ‘Amour trowe moyen’, screw-on cap and chain handle, oval collet foot inscribed underneath with contemporary initials ‘RT’, 6cm high.