Small 18th century ships cannon recovered from the sea bed in the 1970s mounted on a later display carriage one trunnion damaged but not noticeable would fire a 3lb ball, very unusual display piece.
Physical Dimensions
Height
51cm (20.08")
Width
84cm (33.07")
Depth
48.5cm (19.09")
Declaration
Treehouse Antiques has dated this piece to the 18th Century.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1197420
Dealers Notes
UK mainland delivery £25 - £125 for far flung areas of scotland etc please contact US for a quote. Viewing is by appointment. Collection is always welcome. We accept payment by paypal
Any enquiries regarding this item please telephone ian 07885472759 or
Linda 07886370802
Description
Small 18th century ships cannon recovered from the sea bed in the 1970s mounted on a later display carriage one trunnion damaged but not noticeable would fire a 3lb ball, very unusual display piece.
Physical Dimensions
Height
51cm (20.08")
Width
84cm (33.07")
Depth
48.5cm (19.09")
Date of Manufacture
Treehouse Antiques has dated this piece to the 18th Century.
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