Elegant hunting rifle

of Neapolitan area and datable to around 1850; slender barrel with two orders with festoons inise at the gearbox, the combustion chamber carrying four distinct gunsmith's punches and racemic engravings placed in silver; beautiful battery of the type called "a la mode" at the time, soberly engraved in racemes; walnut case with brass fittings set open in the openwork, only the striking part of the iron butt plate; original iron ramrod; in good condition, which can be greatly increased by a simple aesthetic intervention L 126.5 cm