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19th Cent. Belgian Double-Barreled Percussion Cap Pocket Pistol c. 1830-1850, Belgian Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown, Liège, Belgium Marking(s); notes: Barrel assembly stamped “1880” to upper flat and “13” to underside; Materials: brass, steel, walnut Cataloger Note: 19th-century Belgian double-barrel percussion pistol featuring side-by-side turn-off brass barrels, a boxlock action with dual percussion hammers, and double triggers within a single trigger guard. The receiver is decorated with engraved foliate scrollwork, with a herringbone or leaf motif to the upper tang and a teardrop-form escutcheon inset into the grip. Fitted with a curved, bag-shaped walnut stock with finely checkered grip panels. L. 8" / Handle: W. 1.5" Condition: Good cosmetic condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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