Antique Musket

An image from a 17th-century military drill manual depicting techniques for handling muskets and pikes. De Ghen II, Jacques / Jacob Wapenhandelinghe van Roers, Musquetten ende Spies...

Circa 1820s Sterling Silver Crest, Intaglio Seal Ring, the top measures 1 1/4 X 1 inch, nice deep carvings in the Carnelian stone with initials in the center Crest flanked on either ...

This wonderfully naive and extremley rare provincial piece of British folk art shows the life size Grenadier with characeristic long hair of the period standing to attention with his...

Excellent quality work and historical battle scene as General Wolfe lies dying on the ground surrounded by his officers fatally wounded from three musket shots. The work is symbolic ...

This small stained glass window is characterised by its muted colours and angular lines, providing somewhat of a contrast to the oval pane at the centre which captures the soldier, d...

The figure is shown standing proudly with a long musket resting across his shoulder, dressed in flowing white garments accented with vivid red sashes and armed with a curved sword an...

One composition contrasts Kabyle women engaged in domestic activities—carrying water, transporting goods, and harvesting grain—with male figures below, including soldiers and regiona...

Crafted in France circa 1880 and titled Volontaire de 92, the sculpture captures a young Revolutionary soldier in a moment of urgency and resolve, advancing forward with musket in ha...

The scenes depict a wide range of figures, including Bedouin women, Egyptian fellahin, water carriers, Kabyle men from Algeria, Saharan travelers equipped with muskets, and mothers w...

This dynamic lithograph by French artist Auguste Raffet depicts a triumphant French soldier standing defiantly over a fallen Austrian enemy during battle, his musket held proudly whi...

In Sesser’s winning design, a pioneer with a flint-lock musket kneels in reverence to the United States flag.

The subject, with horsemen, soldiers armed with muskets, pack horses and covered wagons used for transporting supplies and baggage, is characteristic of military campaign and troop m...

Our two paintings, presented on their original canvases, depict scenes of a brawl (rather than battles) between brigands. Musket fire, mismatched attire, and reckless charges are all...

Painted in oil on thick canvas, it depicts an atmospheric hunting scene with soldiers, muskets, and game. The dark, weathered colors and, of course, the imposing size give the object...

This dramatic lithograph by Horace Vernet portrays a Napoleonic-era skirmish scene, with uniformed soldiers crossing a river in a small boat while engaging in musket fire. Smoke rise...

This study depicts a small group of French line infantrymen standing in conversation, their tall shakos crowned with plumes, muskets resting on their shoulders. Two soldiers are meti...

This work depicts a proud grenadier of the Royal Guard standing in full uniform, musket in hand, with his regiment assembled in the background.

A fine full-length portrait of John Cornwall of the Scarborough rifle corps, dressed in full uniform with musket. Presented in an oval gilt metal frame with red oval mount.

Crafted circa 1880, the spelter sculpture stands on a variegated beige marble plinth and depicts a huntsman dressed in Louis XV attire, holding a musket in his left hand while shadin...

Composed of nine individually hand-painted tiles, the central scene depicts a lively hunting narrative: a huntsman in period dress takes aim with his musket at a large hare, while hi...

In this tense composition, Cook and his men are shown hastily retreating to their boat while defending themselves with muskets against a group of armed islanders along the shore.

Right: A standing young woman, leaning against the wall, holds a long musket, her attitude dignified and guarded. Nearby, two children, one unclothed, stand in a doorway, adding touc...

The audience was swelled by a large crowd of young men from Edinburgh armed with muskets. The "Christian Knights" were James VI; the Earl of Mar; and Thomas Erskine of Gogar.

The figure is shown standing guard with musket and bayonet, wearing the characteristic bicorne hat, blue coat with red facings, white cross-belts, gaiters, and campaign pack, all ren...

The Apres Le Combat, meaning After the Combat statue is of an infantry soldier with his gear bag behind him on the ground while he is smoking a pipe and relaxing on his musket. The G...

The composition presents two elite light infantrymen, distinguished by their tall shakos with plumes, muskets with fixed bayonets, and carefully rendered campaign equipment.

Both figures wear full campaign equipment, including muskets, packs, and shakos with distinctive plumes, illustrating the contrast between these two elite infantry types within Napol...

The Dragoon is shown wearing the distinctive helmet with horsehair crest, green and white uniform with yellow facings, tall riding boots, and full accoutrements, including saber, mus...

The hussar is shown riding at speed, musket raised, wearing the highly distinctive and flamboyant uniform that made light cavalry regiments among the most visually striking units in ...

The figure is shown standing at ease, musket grounded, wearing the distinctive bearskin helmet with red plume, dark blue coat with red facings, crossed white belts, and heavy boots t...

Invalides Veteran of the Imperial Guard, Hand-Colored Military Print, 1843 This finely executed hand-colored military print depicts an elderly veteran of the French Imperial Guard, ...

The figure is shown in full standing uniform, resting his musket beside a low stone wall, set within a sparse landscape.

The composition shows Polish infantry in action, advancing with muskets amid a rocky landscape. Their uniforms—dark blue coats with contrasting facings, white breeches, tall shakos, ...

These prints emphasize uniform details such as the bearskin-style headgear with plumes, cross-belts, muskets, gaiters, and the distinctive color palette of the Guard, making them val...

The composition is arranged in three horizontal registers, each showing a continuous line of guardsmen standing at attention with muskets held upright. At the head of the formation, ...

The soldier is shown in active combat posture, musket raised, wearing the characteristic tall bearskin cap with colored plume, dark coat with contrasting facings, white breeches, and...

The central gilt bronze figure portrays a soldier of the Vieille Garde—the elite Imperial Guard formed by veteran grenadiers—standing at rest with his musket, rendered with remarkabl...

The figure is shown in full grenadier uniform, wearing the tall bearskin cap with red plume, white crossbelts, and dark blue coat with contrasting facings—details that clearly distin...

Infantrymen are depicted standing at attention with muskets and bayonets, while drummers appear with regulation drums and accoutrements.

The rider, armed with a musket, carries baskets filled with oranges and produce — a vivid representation of the rural trade routes of southern Spain during the late 18th century.

A wide-brimmed hat adorned with tassels and a musket slung casually over his shoulder complete his bold stance — the quintessential image of a romantic Andalusian outlaw.

One soldier on horseback with musket, firing on soldier on horseback, killing him, he is leaning back, holding his sword.

A loyal hunting dog rests under his gloved hand while a musket rests at his side, evoking themes of valor, tradition, and loyalty.

The eye moves from bold scimitar curves at the top to elongated muskets and staffs at the center, and finally down to richly ornamented flasks and pipes at the base.

The second stands beside him in a fur-lined coat and white turban, armed with a musket and sword, his posture commanding and serene.

Both wear white tunics with blue facings, blue trousers with a side stripe, and carry muskets with fixed bayonets, along with full marching kit including knapsacks, cartridge boxes, ...

He carries a short sword and powder pouch, and a knapsack is strapped to his back. His stance, with musket slung and head turned slightly forward, conveys readiness and discipline.

Infantrymen in disciplined formations unleash volleys of musket fire, while fallen soldiers and scattered weapons litter the battlefield.

One soldier, still loading his musket, asks his sergeant for help, while the sergeant fires prematurely, causing the comical recoil to hit him in the face.

, this figure smoking a pipe, relaxing on his musket. Signed by the artist. Literature: Dumaige (1830-1888) Parisian born, showed at the Paris Salon between 1862 and 1877, and wo...

The morning gun is usually fired from the admiral's or senior officer's ship, and is answered by the muskets of the sentries in the other ships. The morning gun is also known as the ...

Antique print of the central court of Batavia Castle, Indonesia, a tiger or panther has entered the square. One man shoots a musket at the lion while others flee in panic. This print...

A pair of bronze standing figures of Spanish explorer and Conquistador, Hernan Cortes, by CharlesCumberworth, shown wearing different suits of armour, each with a shaped breastplate,...

Set in a mountainous forest landscape, the scene shows a man leaning on his musket while gesturing in conversation with a woman who stands across from him near a carved wooden waysid...

Skillful lighting draws the eye to the central figures, their muskets resting as they prepare to continue their journey.

Neatly stacked cannonballs, barrels, and muskets line the room, while climbing ladders and organized piles add a lively, almost theatrical dynamism to the scene.

At the lower right corner the stacked muskets may be plainly seen; possibly it was in order to cover them that the earliest impressions (I) were printed with a frisket."