Butt-Cap from a Flintlock Pistol
The image depicts the butt-cap from a flintlock pistol. The object is spherical and made of metal, likely steel or iron. The surface of the sphere features an intricate design with floral patterns and leaves, which are raised and textured. The design appears to be etched or engraved into the metal. The sphere has a small circular hole in the center of the top half. The object has a dark gray to black patina with a slight blue tint. The background is a gradient that transitions from black at the top to light gray at the bottom. The object casts a shadow on the surface below it. The overall lighting is dim, with a light source coming from the front.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 900 × 886 px
- Museum Record
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