North African Snaphaunce rifle (mukhala), silver-mounted woo - Lot 447

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North African Snaphaunce rifle (mukhala), silver-mounted woo - Lot 447
North African Snaphaunce rifle (mukhala), silver-mounted wooden stock with brass reinforcing piece under the barrel, decorated with red glass leaf stones. Steel barrel and chenapan mechanism. Morocco, 19th century. L. 153 cm - caliber 14 mm - Gross weight: 3480 g North African Snaphaunce musket (moukhala), silver mounted wooden stock with brass reinforcing piece on the underside of the barrel, decorated with red foiled glass stones. Barrel and snaphaunce lock of steel. Moroccan, 19th century. L. 60 ¼ in - 14 mm bore - Weight: 122,8 oz 83 CH Exhibition and publication : - Howard Ricketts and Philippe Missillier, Splendeur des Armes orientales, Paris, 1988, p. 55, no. 81, ill. Moukhala musket with octagonal barrel and flared mouth, the stock decorated with silver studs and nielloed silver panels. The lock plate features a wing-shaped stamp, and the opposite lock plate and trigger guard are set with three red glass stones in foil. The barrel is secured with a brass reinforcing strip on the underside and wide silver barrel bands alternately decorated with chased and nielloed scrolls, flowers and foliage. The stock is mounted with a steel plate chased with a characteristic X pattern. Complete with steel ramrod with shaped end.
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