Lazaro Lazarino and Donato Donati were active in Northern Italy in the early 18th century. The smoothbore barrels are marked "L. LAZARINO" on inlaid brass panels on top and have additional brass inlays engraved with a female bust and scroll patterns. The locks have additional brass panels with scroll pattern engraving and are signed "D : DONATI" along the lower edges. The brass furniture is engraved en suite. Each has a belt hook fitted to the left side, and the stocks have raised carving around the barrel tangs.

Fair with dark brown patina, aged patina on the brass, detached frizzen spring, solder at the nose of the lock, some chips on the stock and furniture, spliced forend, cracked trigger guard tang, and moderate overall wear. Aside from the detached spring, it is mechanically fine.

See "A."

Fair with brown patina on most of the lock and barrel, aged patina on the brass, section for the forend absent by the nose of the lock, loose fitting frizzen spring, chipped stock, crack by the tail of the lock, spliced forend tip, and moderate overall wear. Mechanically fine other than the loose spring.