Silver decorated Circussian miquelet-lock pistol. Early-19th century.

Item id: TF133

Silver decorated miquelet-lock pistol. Ottoman Empire, Late 18th - early 19th century.

Item id: TF134

Silver decorated miquelet-lock pistol. 19th century.

Item id: TF10

Decorated European miquelet-lock pistol. 19th century.

Item id: TF11

Silver and mother-of-pearl decorated miquelet-lock pistol. 19th century.

Item id: TF12

Fancy silver, ivory and mother-of-pearl decorated Georgian officer's miquelet-lock pistol with Damascus steel barrel. Early 19th century, Napoleonic Wars era.

Item id: TF13

Circusian silver and niello decorated miquelet-lock pistol. 19th century.

Item id: TF14

Matching pair of silver decorated miquelet-lock saddle pistols. Northern Caucasus. Early 19th century.

Item id: TF15

Oversized silver and corals decorated saddle miquelet-lock pistol. Ottoman Empire. 19th century.

Item id: TF16

Miquelet-lock pistol with dagger/cleaning rod decorated with silver and semi-precious stones. Ottoman Empire. 19th century.

Item id: TF17

Miquelet-lock pistol. Central Asia. Early 19th century.

Item id: TF18

Small gold inlaid fancy miquelet-lock pocket pistol. 19th century.

Item id: TF19

Small fancy miquelet-lock pistol. Late 18th century.

Item id: TF20

Early 19th century European flintlock pistol decorated with ivory inlaid hunting scenes.

Item id: DF06

Fancy Ukrainian miquelet-lock pistol with inlaid gold 18th century Crimea barel, Carpatian walnut stock decorated with mother of pearl inserts early 19th century.

Item id: TF64

Russian Kubachi style officer's Miquelet-lock pistol decorated with silver. Russian hallmarks. ca. 1790s.

Item id: TF65

Fancy Black Sea Crimea style Napoleonic war era Miquelet-lock pistol profusely decorated with niello gilt silver. Ca. 1805 - 1815

Item id: TF66

Oversized Circusian Miquelet-lock pistol with decorated Damascus steel barrel and stock decorated with silver, ivory and coral inserts. Russia, Caucasus. Ca. 19th century.

Item id: TF67

Caucasian Miquelet-lock pistol with .40 caliber barrel decorated with richly nielloed silver meander. Flint lock and mounts decorated en suite with the barrel. Ivory ball butt with lanyard ring. Russia, Caucasus. 19th century.

Item id: TF68

Russian Miquelet-lock pistol with knop finial, pommel, flintlock and mounts decorated with silver and gold inlaid ornamentation, barrel inlaid with maker's name in Cyrillic. Master: МУРАШЕВЪ. Russian, early 19th century.

Item id: TF69

Fine double-barrel German percussion pistol by J. Adam Kuchenreuter, Germany. Ca. 1830-1850

Item id: DF002

Boxed matched pair of fine French percussion rifled duelling pistols by Perin Lepage, Paris. Ca. 1830

Item id: TF70

Boxed matched pair of Scottish all-metal flintlock Highland belt presentation pistols. Scotland. Late 19th century.

Item id: TF70

Fine Russian combined hunting sword and flintlock pistol. Circa 1760-70 with earlier blade, probably Tula.

Item id: TF042

Exceptional fancy Russian combined hunting sword and flintlock pistol with ivory handle and gilt fittings. Early 18th century.

Item id: TF135

Cossack Karamiltuk flintlock rifle deorated with mother of pearl. Early-mid 19th century.

Item id: TF34

Fancy Circassian flintlock rifle decorated with gold inlay with ivory butt. Early 19th century.

Item id: TF35

Fancy Circassian flintlock rifle decorated with gold inlay and ivory with ivory butt. Early 19th century.

Item id: TF36

Circassian flintlock rifle with ivory butt and Damascus steel barrel. Early 19th century.

Item id: TF37

Fancy Japanese Matchlock Rifle. Shinto period, ca. 1750s.

Much brass inlay of lions and flowers. 12 petal Imperial Mon in several places on the stock, Family Kamon on the butt and gold and silver inlaid dragon on the barrel.

The Kamon (family crest) is "Mokko ni maru". Hawley's Mon - The Japanese Family Crest associates this crest with the families Kameda, Ishino, Magabuchi, Kawashima, Wada and Yamaoka.

Item id: TF38

Fancy French hunting shotgun rifle with walnut stock and gold inlay. Made for the Russian market. Mid-19th century.

Item id: TF39