Product Details
A 14-BORE FLINTLOCK FOWLING PIECE WITH SILVER MOUNTS, SIGNED WILLIAMSON, serial no. 18,
almost certainly John Williamson of London circa 1776, with 36in. octagonal to round barrel, engraved band and moulded girdle at the intersection, bead fore-sight on star ground, London proofs, makers mark 'I.W' (rubbed) and a large number '18' to the left top-flat, top-tang with sighting groove ground flat in antiquity, bevel-edged stepped tailed lock signed 'WILLIAMSON' below the rainproof pan, swan necked cock and roller to the frizzen-spring, walnut one-piece hand-rail 'banana' full-stock, iron galleon-hull heel-plate, iron trigger-guard with acorn finial, finely cast and pierced silver sideplate featuring hanging game and a hunting dog, rococco silver escutcheon to the wrist surmounted by an eagle, three plain barrel keys and replacement wood ramrod
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Estimate £600-800