A very fine pair of cased flintlock pistols by Tibot dating: circa 1800 provenance: Liege, Rifled, 14 mm cal barrels (clean bores, clearly visible rifling), in very fine damask, provided with front sight; engraved tangs with adjustable front sight; very elegant steel locks signed 'Tibot', finely engraved with floral motifs and provided with anti-friction and watertight systems; briar stocks, sculpted with floral motifs around the tangs and with micro-checkered butt. Beautiful silver mounts engraved with floral motifs. Horn-tipped, wooden ramrod (like the fore-end cap of the butt). In a wooden case (later?) lined in red velvet, signed with 'Tibot a Liege' in gold among floral decorations on the corners. With tools inside (a tool is missing but can be easily found) including a beautiful engraved iron cruet, a cow-horn powder flask, brass mounts and more. An interesting pair of very high quality pistols by a still unknown gunsmith. length 34 cm.