A percussion target pistol, dating: mid-19th Century,

A CASED PAIR OF ENGRAVED BELGIAN PERCUSSION TARGET PISTOLS, MID 19TH CENTURY, eight inch damascus barrels marked with Liege proof, "ELG," with floral engraving on stepped plates and carved and fluted

Three Decorative Continental Percussion Pistols mid-19th century, full stocks, two with German silver butt caps; one with brass inlays on the lockplate; two with scrolled floral inlays on their stocks

A cased pair of 40 bore percussion belt pistols by Thompson, Edinburgh A cased pair of 40 bore percussion belt pistols by Thompson, Edinburgh, mid-19th century, signed back action locks with Dolphin h

A pair of mid 19th century European four-barrel Percussion pistols. All-iron construction, each is engraved with horn and foliate designs, having four grooved barrels that swivel, and two hammers, app

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: France, In iron and brass. For Grenadiers, mod. 1845. length 18 cm.

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: France, In iron, with fix mouthpiece. With brass side studs decorated with crossed cannons in relief. Mod. 1845. length 20 cm.

46 pages of collected and curated ephemera, with a concentration of "Yale University Junior Exhibition" programs from the 1830s. Mostly early 19th C. Some dating to mid 19th C.

English Percussion Fowlermid-19th century, walnut half stock, approximately 16 gauge, 45-1/2 in. octagonal-to-round barrel, proofs at breech, lockplate marked SHARPE, brass trigger guard, wooden ramro

E. Probst 10 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, mid-19th century. No serial number, 44 3/8 in. Damascus barrels with central rib with inlaid inscription 'E. PROBST=SELLIER IN LEIPZIG'; plain lock

Percussion Fowler, mid-19th century. 36 1/4 in., .69 caliber octagon to round barrel with Liege proof mark on the top; unmarked flat lock; walnut stock with checkered wrist, plain iron furniture, (loc

Target/ Dueling Belgian Style Percussion Pistol: Mid 1800s. Octagonal Damascus steel smoothbore iron front sight barrel, checkered walnut grip, engraved lock plate, hammer, trigger guard, unmarked esc

An elegant and refined hand carved wooden lute instrument with ancestor ido, as the top finial and a Sigha Lion motif on the bottom, embellished with coins dating to the mid 19th century. Batak people

This is an antique carriage stool, a long, early Victorian footrest in English walnut and dating to the mid-19th century, circa 1850. Solid walnut, displays well with a wax polished finish In biscuit

A pine transitional blanket chest with a scalloped base, lift top and drawer below, from Odessa, Ontario. Dating from the mid 19th century, in old lilac overpaint and having half-moon cut-outs on the

The lot features an original steatite carved elbow pipe from the Eastern Plains Native American Indians dating to the mid-19th Century from the Sundog Bruce VanLandingham collection. The piece shows a

(2) Exceptional antique balance scales: one dating from the mid-19th century, stamped W. & T. Avery, Birmingham on brass arm; the other a Henry Troemner cased apothecary scale, marked on the meter. Gr

Large heavy Anglo-Irish cut glass decanter Dating to the mid 19th century. Height 19-1/2"

19th century Percussion pistol:Slightly flared barrel.

Mid 19th C. French Dore Bronze Figural Mantle Clock Depicting a Woman Playing the Tambourine - This beautiful piece is a French, dore bronze figural mantle clock, dating back to the mid 19th century.

W.W. Greener 12 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, London, England, mid-19th century. Serial number 6885, 29 1/2 in. barrels with central rib engraved 'W.W. GREENER, NO 48 DUKE ST. ST. JAMES'S &

Parker 12 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, London, England, mid-19th century. 33 in., barrels with plain rib marked 'PARKER LONDON FINE LAMINATED STEEL'; plain lock plates marked 'PARKER'; waln

German Dueling Pistols 19th century. Percussion pistols, engraved with carved walnut stocks. L 16 in. x 7 1/2 in. Barrel: 10 1/2 in.

A pair of percussion box-lock belt pistols A pair of percussion box-lock belt pistols, 19th century, by Lacy & Co London, with octagonal sighted barrels each engraved around the muzzel and signed alon

A rare and all original oval Shaker Pincushion Box, dating to the early to mid 19th century. The box has 3 fingers, its original natural wood surface and the original red cloth covering the pincushion