266 - FIREARMS. Pair of naval officer’s flintlock pistols, known as “Chiens de mer,” with carved walnut stocks, iron fittings, round barrels tapering to an octagonal muzzle, with flanged muzzles, hammers—one on the left, the other on the right—with round bodies signed “A Tulle,” swans-neck hammers, trigger guards extending into muzzle guards with barley-grain decoration, grips ending in sea dog heads, iron trims. L: 26 cm, barrel: 13.3 cm. 18th-century. Mechanism in good working order. This is a genuine pair consisting of one right-handed pistol and one left-handed pistol. Date: second half of the 18th century. BE

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