Michael Tuccori Antiques and Fine Art, LLC
Specializing in American Furniture and Kentucky Rifles from Virginia and the South

Michael Tuccori Antiques
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Fine Art

Kentucky Rifles and Accouterments

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Whately Trade Carbine Trade Carbine. Signed Whately. Circa 1720. See Gordons "Great Gunmakers For The Early West" Pages 96-97.
W and G Chance Flintlock Trade Pistol W and G Chance Flintlock Trade Pistol, Circa 1830--1850. Barrel length 13 in. All brass mounts engraved.
H. Derringer Curly Maple Flintlock Contract Pistol H. Derringer Curly Maple Flintlock Contract Pistol.
Revolutionary war period pipe tomahawk Revolutionary war period pipe tomahawk, with original pewter decorated haft.
Sullivan county, Tennessee long rifle. Silver mounted, curly maple, Sullivan county, Tennessee long rifle. Attributed to Alfred Gross
Amos Sifers maple full stock rifle Amos Sifers rifle (owner). Brass mounted, maple full stock flintlock rifle, from Brumleys Gap, Washington County, Virginia. Brass patch box with hidden release and bone front sight. Full genealogy of Sifers family included. Barrel length 47 in.
Haymaker Rifle Virginia long rifle, attributed to the Haymaker shop, Winchester, Virginia. Circa 1770 to 1780. Carved curly maple stock with wooden patchbox. Octagon to round smooth rifle. 51.34 in. Barrel, .58 caliber.
Pewter French and Indian war pipe tomahawk Pewter French and Indian war (1750-1760) pipe tomahawk. Presentation or chiefs trade ax, made for distribution to Indian allies. An example is documented in 1756 in the Sir William Johnson papers. LOA is 16.5 in. Ash shaft. Tomahawk is decorated with pewter inlays, cap and mouth piece. In untouched original surface. An extremely rare American colonial object.