Flintlock Rifle, French, 1775

2 ANTIQUE FLINTLOCK RIFLES 6 1/2" LARGEST

Jean Victor Bertin French, 1775-1842 Idyllic Landscape with Ladies and Gentlemen in the Foreground, a Walled Town in the Distance Oil on canvas laid to Masonite 17 3/4 x 22 3/8 inches (45 x 56.9 cm) C

Berny, Claude Charles (French, 1775-1842), Miniature Portrait of a Gentleman, 19th century, signed along right edge, image sight 3 x 2.5 inches in a decorative wood frame 6 x 5 inches, ink note, in Fr

(lot of 2) Hand-colored botanical engravings on paper, after Pierre Jean Francois Turpin (French, 1775-1840), including: (1) "Viguiera Helianthoides," (1) "Conyza Sophiaefolia," both with some warping

Jean Baptist D’Anville (1697-1782), "North America – from the French," 1775, H. - 20 3/4 in., W. - 22 1/2 in.

Attributed Louis Antoine Collas (French, 1775-1856), Portrait Miniature of a Womancirca 1810, watercolor on , unsigned, the sitter with hair raised and wearing white dress, on a steel-blue background,

Pierre-Edouard Dagoty (French, 1775-1871), Portrait Miniature of a Gentlemanwatercolor on , signed and dated 1837 to lower right, the sitter attired in black coat, high collar with black stock, presen

AFTER ALEXANDRE BRACHARD (FRENCH, 1775-1830): A LIMOGES BUST OF MARIE ANTOINETTE AFTER ALEXANDRE BRACHARD (FRENCH, 1775-1830): A LIMOGES BUST OF MARIE ANTOINETTE the biscuit porcelain bust raised on a

(lot of 2) Hand-colored botanical engravings on paper, after Pierre Jean Francois Turpin (French, 1775-1840), including: (1) "Aster Crocifolius," (1) "Gnaphalium Celosioides," both with warping/wrinkl

Caroline Naudet, French, 1775-1839, "I Too Serve my Country", (Drunken Officer) 1816, hand-coloured etching. Plate initialed and more fully noted lower left, NOTE: A rare example of a work from this p

After Louis Ducis (French, 1775-1847) "Napoleon I with Children" - 1810, printed 20th century Colored print on paper Approx. 7" x 9"

Depicting Native American warriors carrying flintlock rifles, with a Saturday Evening Post label on the verso. Mixed media on illustration board.17" x 17 5/8".Signed on the far right. From the collect

14.5" CERAMIC CHARGER WITH HANDPAINTED SCENIC DECOR OF TWO ARABS ON HORSEBACK ARABS ARE HOLDING FLINTLOCK RIFLES - ARTIST SIGNED "ADUSSON" - MOUNTED IN 20" X 20" SQUARE WOOD AND EBONY FRAME - BACK OF

Hands Pennsylvania Rifles, French Lauzun's Legion, and Continental Marines. 15 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

First is on an 1890 seated Liberty silver dime with 3 engraved flintlock rifles stacked military style and the second is a stick pin with two silver dimes, the dime attached to the pin is dated 1888 a

18th century French made flintlock musket signed CHARLEVILLE with hallmarks, side lock stamped IC. Walnut butt stock with carved initials CF. 59.25 in long, barrel 44.5 in and 69 caliber. Appears all

French Flintlock Double Barrel Shotgun, 20 Ga., Ca. 18th C., L 47.5" | 31.25" circular barrels. No apparent maker or proof marks. Two swan neck hammers with light engraving.

A "Fantasy" French Flintlock Blunderbuss. 12 1/2" Brass barrel with 1 1/2" muzzle, checkered Walnut stock, and Brass trigger guard and butt plate. Touchmarks at barrel. Decorative with various assembl

1775 French Legal Document on Vellum Prouville. Five page vellum manuscript in French dated 1775 relating to property in Prouville in Northern France. Measures 6.5 x 9”. No Reserve: This lot starts

PAIR OF FLINT LOCK RIFLES HAVING WALNUT STOCK WITH BARRELS DATED 1848, 1846 AND ENGRAVED LOCK PLATES (SEE IMAGE); 56"LONG X 2.5"W

A George III carved giltwood open armchair in the French taste Circa 1775, with gadrooned frames, a cartouche shaped back and scrolled downswept arm supports, on cabriole legs each carved with a pair

A George III mahogany open armchair in the French taste Circa 1775, the upholstered back and arm supports with S-scroll carved and channelled downswept terminals, above a serpentine seat frame, on fol

after Edme Dumont (French, 1720-1775), A Bronze Statue of Milo of Crotonlate 19th century, deep brown patinated cast bronze, depicting the 6th century BC wrestler splitting a tree trunk apart, the nat

oil on canvas portrait said to be Louis XVI of France as a boy. Attributed to Francois Hubert Drouais (French 1727-1775) oil on canvas in later gilt frame. Purchased from Charles Naya Beaux Arts Galle