PAIR OF OFFICER'S FLINTLOCK PISTOLS ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE CHEV - Lot 42

Lot n° 42
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PAIR OF OFFICER'S FLINTLOCK PISTOLS ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE CHEV - Lot 42
PAIR OF OFFICER'S FLINTLOCK PISTOLS ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE CHEVAU-LEGERS OF THE KING'S HOUSEHOLD. Blued round barrels, with gold-plated beading on the muzzles, grooved in the middle and with thunderbolts on the sides, signed and decorated in gold "Le Page à Paris". Silver sights with gilded branches. Platinums signed "Le Page à Paris" and flat-bodied swan-neck dogs engraved with foliage and trophies of arms. Flat-edged iron basins with sparkle. Cut-out, finely engraved iron fittings decorated with trophies, foliage and shells. Cut-out and inlaid counter plates, enriched with scrolls and foliage. Long-eared caps decorated with trophies and nails adorned with explosive pomegranates. Long shafts in tiger walnut, partly carved with flowers and foliage. Wooden sticks with horn tips and iron pastille. Length: 35.5 cm B.E. Circa 1760/1780. The LEPAGE family, a dynasty of harquebusiers based in Paris, of Norman origin, active from 1743. Several members of this family produced masterpieces of harquebusiery for the great personalities of the time.
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