Long "Saxon Puffer" type pistol used by the Bodyguards of th - Lot 45

Lot n° 45
Go to lot
Estimation :
6000 - 8000 EUR
Result with fees
Result : 10 140EUR
Long "Saxon Puffer" type pistol used by the Bodyguards of th - Lot 45
Long "Saxon Puffer" type pistol used by the Bodyguards of the Electors of Saxony. Round barrel, slightly blunderbussed at the muzzle, with thunderbolt sides, stamped "1566". Flat-bodied lock with flat outer wheel held in place by a circular flange. Bassinet with button. Chased spring body and feet. Wrought-iron trigger guard. Blackened fruitwood frame, fully grained with checkering at the rear of the lock. Long-barrel stock and pommel decorated with engraved deer antler plates, as well as on the barrel tip, the ring, the ramrod entrance and around the breech. The pommel is adorned with an engraved en suite piece with the Saxon coat of arms (partially faded). B.E. Saxony, 1566. No fractures, small chips from use. Length: 63 cm. Cal. 13.6 mm. N.B.: this wheel gun dated "1566" is one of the earliest known Saxon pistols; this is confirmed by the absence of a hammer spring flange.
My orders
Sale information
Sales conditions
Return to catalogue