Lot Essay
The locksmith's mark is probably that of Henry and John Whately who supplied locks to the Board of Ordnance between 1803 and 1816
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EARLY 19TH CENTURY
Details
A .56 Flintlock Pattern 1801 Sea Service Pistol
Early 19th Century
Similar to the eight preceding lots, the lock and cock with stamped single line border, the latter also stamped with the letter 'S', the stock stamped with dated storekeeper's mark (worn), the letter 'W' below the side-plate, and the letter 'P' crowned behind the side-plate (belt hook missing), small King's proof marks, locksmith's mark HIW
19¼in. (48.8cm.)
Early 19th Century
Similar to the eight preceding lots, the lock and cock with stamped single line border, the latter also stamped with the letter 'S', the stock stamped with dated storekeeper's mark (worn), the letter 'W' below the side-plate, and the letter 'P' crowned behind the side-plate (belt hook missing), small King's proof marks, locksmith's mark HIW
19¼in. (48.8cm.)
Special notice
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price plus buyer's premium.