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Elaborately Decorated Blunderbuss
Diminutive Size
Presentation or Exhibition...child's or ladies
Barrel, lock, trigger guard, butt plate, and hammer
are decorated with silver overlays; stock is carved
and inlaid with silver wire...
- SOLD


This early walnut full-stock blunderbuss is profusely inlaid with silver wire forming scrolls, undulating and straight line borders; also, tiny inlayed silver dots and crescents while all iron is overlaid with intricate openwork engraved silver decoration; the barrel decoration is magnificent. Approximately 21-inches overall; barrel approximately 11.5-inches. No maker's mark, pseudo ramrod within iron pipes. With an 8-inch pull this may have been made for a child or may have been a custom order for a lady or older man to carry in their lap. Some very small areas of silver are missing from the stock, but otherwise the piece is in very good original condition.

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