Hammered metal hip flasks gained popularity in the early to mid-20th century, particularly during the Art Deco era, when decorative metalwork was highly fashionable. These flasks were often crafted from materials like pewter, chrome, or silver plate, and the hammered texture added a tactile and visually appealing element.

German craftsmanship was renowned for its quality and attention to detail, making German-made flasks particularly desirable. The hammered finish not only enhanced the aesthetic appeal but also provided a better grip. These flasks were a stylish accessory for those who enjoyed carrying spirits discreetly. This piece measures 8” x 5”

This piece is in great shape save a spot or two on the back that have a pock mark and a bit of staining to the finnish.