This early pistol features an unsighted three stage barrel with "wedding band" transition points and "LAZARINO COMINAZO" on top at the breech, engraved lock with unclear signature and delicate swan-neck cock, a round "BM" maker's mark inside the lock, ornate pierced and engraved furniture with scroll and bestial patterns, raised relief carving and attractive shaping of the stock, and a horn tipped wooden ramrod. There is evidence of the pistol formerly being fitted with a belt hook.

Very good with mostly bright polished surfaces, light pitting, minor marks and scratches throughout, a replaced mainspring, a few discrete stock repairs, flake below the lock absent, and partially faded markings and patterns. Mechanically fine. This is a very attractive Brescian pistol and a solid representative example of the pierced iron furniture and quality barrels the Brescian gunmakers are known for.