A fine pair of double-barreled flintlock duelling pistols
circa 1800, by Samuel Brunn, No. 55 Charing Cross, London, the cross-in-diamond chequered walnut butts with silver coloured butt caps and engraved steel screw, walnut half stocks, re-browned 10in (25cm) twin round barrels signed on the breech, gold vents, signed bolted locks with rain-proof pans and rollers (one cock later), engraved iron mounts, engraved trigger guards with bouquet on a bow, pineapple finials and horn-tipped ramrods one with steel worm, complete with original mahogany fitted case (re-lined in green baize), the top of lid with rebated brass handle, the interior of lid with 'Brunn' paper trade label, one compartment with brass and red leather shot case, total length 15in (38cm).