Two powder flasks, Morocco, late 19th - early 20th century The first, a Middle Atlas rbi'a del baroud, piriform, in leather, topped by a cylindrical mouthpiece closed with a turned wooden stopper to which it is attached by a beige cord. Part of the body is decorated with brass studs, two rosettes engraved on the sides, and the upper part with repoussé tongue decoration. Two lateral metal suspension rings. The second is trapezoidal in shape, made of wood engraved with semi-circles and riveted with copper and brass fittings decorated with foliage on a cross-hatched background. Topped by a cylindrical brass tip. Two metal suspension rings on each. 33 x 12 and 21.8 x 13 cm Cracking, wear and wormholes on the former, wear and slight dents on the latter.