Flintlock shotgun, fine percussion conversion, double barrel - Lot 226

Lot n° 226
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Result : 3 200EUR
Flintlock shotgun, fine percussion conversion, double barrel - Lot 226
Flintlock shotgun, fine percussion conversion, double barrel in tobacco-colored ribbon damascus table, gilded with thunderbolts and marked in gold letters on top: "Fillon Langunier" and "À Paris", silver sights, length 83.5 cm, caliber 15 mm; breech tail engraved with foliage and a radiant sun; flat-body locks engraved, on each side, with foliage and an oval medallion decorated with animals, dogs nicely engraved with foliage and a dragon; beautiful silver fittings, hallmarked and finely chased, trigger guard adorned with a frontal divinity in high relief and, at the front, with a vase topped by a palmette whose handles are in the shape of winged women, chiseled with a vase of flowers and an owl with outstretched wings, chiseled stick heel with a frieze of leaves around the rim and, on the sides of the stick, two lions drinking from a large vase; veined walnut stock with cheekpiece and short shaft, carved and squared handle as well as shaft; wooden ramrod ending in a silver-plated brass tip; overall length 126 cm. Consulate, early First Empire period. Very good condition. POINÇONS: cock 1er titre de Paris, 1798/1809; average guarantee: "85" for Paris; silversmith: "F. PICARD", PICARD François and a lictor beam, 116 rue Vieille du Temple, registration: received master craftsman for Paris on July 3, 1784, 1798, crossed out in 1808. FILLON-LANGUNIER, harquebusier in Paris, 1785/1790 and early 19th century, 239 rue Michel Lepelletier.
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