This is an attractive pair of diminutive flintlock pistols. They have all iron mountings and are fitted on walnut stocks with attractive Baroque floral carving near the upper tangs and additional raised carving along the bottom. The flats have tear drop finials, and the pommel caps are similar to those found on larger cavalry pistols. Though unmarked, they were likely manufactured in France in the 18th century. Ramrods are not included.

Fair. The iron has a mix of gray and brown patina and moderate oxidation. The trigger guard finial is bowing away from the stock. The stock is fine and has mild dings and marks, a small chip ahead of the frizzen, a hairline tension crack at the left flat, and fairly crisp carving. The hammer is broken, but the top jaw piece is still with lot.

As described in "A."

Good. The iron surfaces display a mixture of gray and brown patina and some mild to moderate oxidation. The stock is very good and has some light scratches and pressure marks throughout and crisp carving. The lock functions fine.