Real or replica?

[Lobi]

Proof marks look like London early to mid 1800's. The rest looks too good to be that old. Thoughts? Thanks from a newbie.

 

[Lobi]

Bothers me that nothing is inlaid and rather on top of the wood. Why Washington in England?

 

[Lobi]

Oops, looks like it's this..

https://www.militaryissue.com/mobile/George-Washingtons-1748-Hawkins-Pistol/productinfo/M600235/

 

[Pete G]

TOW sold those barrels about 10 years ago. Belgian proof stampings.

 

[deerstalkert]

the appliqué metal screams decorator piece.

 

[Rudyard]

Proof marks look like London early to mid 1800's. The rest looks too good to be that old. Thoughts? Thanks from a newbie.
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Replica without doubt but interesting Rudyard

 

[TreeMan]

Appears to me that where the frizzen is broken off it looks like pot metal. The frizzen spring also looks like it is molded to the lock plate. Looks like a wall hanger toy to me. Seems to me anyone holding it could tell if it’s a real firearm or a pot metal gift shop decorator. Lord have mercy

 

[2 shots]

i would say decorator piece

 

[Lobi]

Was advertised as antique black powder pistol at an online auction. I found that (exact, I think) non-firing replica in the link above for $59. Auction ended at $152 plus tax and shipping.