The smoothbore, Damascus, two-stage barrel has a silver blade front sight with a flush inlaid "spider" base, series of bands at the transition point, silver wire inlays on top, silver inset marker's marks at the breech, and a bright steel tang with "2" marking and some scroll engraving. The marker's mark is somewhat obscured but appears to read "crown/ROCH/US/SVHO/BER" followed by a separate horse emblem. The lock has relief engraved martial trophies, masks, scrollwork, and a wooded scene of a man with his horse. The furniture is gilt brass and features mainly a variety of scroll and hunting themed designs, including hunters and dogs on the buttplate and toeplate. The wrist escutcheon has a coronet and a profile portrait of a lady. The heel tang includes a female figure playing a lute and a dog. The stock has intricate interlaced scroll carving, nice molding, and attractive finish. Provenance: The Collection of Joe M. Wanenmacher Jr