Double-barreled Shotgun 1784 - 1875

This double-barreled shotgun, created by Nicolas Bouillet in the late 18th century, is an example of craftsmanship and ingenuity. Its sleek design features a walnut stock and a long, smooth barrel, showcasing the artistry of the period. The gun's intricate details, like the metalwork and the engraved lock, demonstrate the skill of its maker. This weapon is not just a tool but also a work of art that reflects the historical context of its creation. Currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this "Double-barreled Shotgun" provides a glimpse into the history of firearms and the aesthetic sensibilities of its time.