18th C. Spanish Miquelet Flintlock Pistol

Rare Spanish Colonial frontier escopeta (Catalan buttstock) miquelet flintlock carbine from the 18th century. Well made carbine with a characteristic chiseled and carved patilla style miquelet lock fe

7" long, 3" wide barrel. Wear and oxidation.

18th century Flintlock pocket pistol: In state of disrepair, mechanism seized with no trigger, length 16cm

Pair of 18th c Turkish flintlock pistols with holsters, functional mechanism, appx 19 3/4" long. Good condition, holsters lack straps.

Gilt brass mounts. 11 1/2 inch barrel, 18 1/2 inches (overall) 5/8 inch (bore approx)

Western Europe, Spain, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 18th century CE. An attractive, muzzle-loading musket comprised of a hefty, single-piece wooden stock, a lengthy steel barrel, a slender steel ramro

Group of three antique Ottoman flintlock pistols; 18th c.; one with silver and copper or brass inlay; L: 19" (longest, approx.)

A pair of Turkish 14 bore silver mounted flintlock holster pistols, A pair of Turkish 14 bore silver mounted flintlock holster pistols, late 18th century in the European style, flat locks with flat ri

North America, Spanish Colonial Period in Mexico, ca. mid 18th century CE. A flintlock musketeer's powder flask, made of a cow horn with a brass, spring operated powder cutoff. It also has its origina

18th century Comprising two 18th century Continental ball pistols and two blunderbuss pistols, each of various length Largest: 5.5" H x 23.25" W

A pair of French 28 bore double barrelled flintlock pistols by Karches a Colmar A pair of French 28 bore double barrelled flintlock pistols by Karches a Colmar, late 18th century, signed border engrav

Pair of European Flintlock Holster Pistols, second half of the 18th century. 11 3/4 in., .60 caliber barrels with sculpted top flat and inlaid silver crest at the breech; flat lock plates with engrave

Continental School, likely Spanish, late 18th century Overhead landscape painting depicting a stylized map view of Barcelona as seen in 1705, bearing inscription loosely translating to "The Viceroy Ve

North America, Southwestern United States or Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. early 18th century CE. A handsome and large iron estribos de cruz stirrup with low relief designs of scrolling foliate

18th century Spanish School oil on canvas depicting a portrait of Fray Luis de Granada (Spanish, 1504-1588), the Dominican theologian writing in his study with shelves of leatherbound books behind him

**First Time At Auction** New World, Mexico, Spanish colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. A carved wooden lamb, perhaps from a creche or altarpiece. The lamb is kneeling, its head down, on a platform

New World, Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 18th century CE. A very large and framed, oil on canvas depicting Michael the Archangel slaying a demon. St. Michael is depicted with an angelic rosy complexio

**First Time At Auction** Latin America, Spanish Colonial, Ecuador, Quito, ca. 18th century CE. A truly striking wooden representation of the Virgin of Quito or the Woman of the Apocalypse with a serp

North America, Colonial Spanish period, probably Mexico, ca. 18th century CE. A fascinating pair of carved-wood Santos dolls - one male and one female. The upper bodies of both curious figures are dep

Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 18th century CE. A fine oil on canvas painting depicting Saint Philip Neri, among the most revered religious leaders of 17th C. Rome whose reputation for having experienc

Spanish, 18th century possibly older. A carved oak Baroque Period work table or kitchen table, the table of trestle form with four splayed legs joined to sides by shaped block stretcher and united at

18th century Spanish colonial Peruvian hand hammered silver bowl with a flat rim. Tested as silver.Height: 4 1/2 in x diameter: 16 7/8 in. Gross weight: 70.34 Troy oz.

Spanish coffer, circa late 18th century, featuring heavily carved scrolled motif, with metal hardware, having hinged lid that opens to storage compartment, rising on block legs 32.5"h x 48"w x 23"d Co

A late 18th century Water jug, Cordoba Spain. Maker is likely Mateo Martinez Moreno. (partial makers mark on side of jug) Lobed form with C scroll handle on a oval raised foot. Height 27 cm Weight 116