Percussiepistool met twee lopen en vier hanen c. 1844 - 1862

This double-barreled percussion pistol, crafted by the Frères Dewalle between 1844 and 1862, is a striking example of 19th-century firearm craftsmanship. Its intricate engravings and ornate details, combined with the functionality of the dual barrels and four hammers, demonstrate the skillful blending of artistry and weaponry. The pistol's design, with its distinctive curved grip and engraved metalwork, exemplifies the aesthetic preferences of the era. This piece offers a glimpse into the history of firearms and the evolving relationship between art and technology.