Antique Artillery Shells

Gorham, USA A complete pair of 'Artillery Shell' cocktail shakers by American maker Gorham, in

to) Gorham in the form of a World War I era facsimile eighteen pound shrapnel artillery shell. This

soldier looking towards the viewer for help and indicating the empty used artillery shells on the muddy

An assembled pair of brass artillery shell casing trench art vases now mounted as lamps with custom

even incorporate parts from artillery shells in the designs.

events, and they might even incorporate parts from artillery shells in the designs.

incorporate parts from artillery shells in the designs.

. Soldiers would repurpose the materials available to us, like brass shell casings, and hand-craft decorative

invented discarding-sabot artillery shells[citation needed] and contributed substantially to the

, Washington was able to have his artillery shell the town from three directions and the allies moved some of

A magnificent silver plated cocktail shaker in the form of a WWI artillery shell, the shaker comes

A fabulous pair of table cigar lighters made from one pounder 'Pom-pom' artillery shells. To create

English 19th century artillery shell or cordite carrier with original leather handle, Royal coat of

World War I Artillery Shell Vase. Canadian shell base. Marked.

pair of artillery shells. Each shell is hallmarked Jones & Crompton, Birmingham, 1926. Sterling Silver

Stunning 1920s proto machine age floor lamp constructed from massive WWI artillery shells machined

This incredibly rare artillery shell cocktail shaker, crafted by the Gorham Silver Company, is one

artillery shells, one dated 1915.

glasses. This eighteen pounder shrapnel shell Shaker was produced by the Gorham Company after the first

Large British Army Canvas Artillery Shell Carrier, Zinc Lined Coal or Log Bucket This is a

Quirky leather umbrella stand, or WWI moulded leather artillery shell carrier with three reinforced

A wonderful pair of tankards made from brass WWI 18 pounder British artillery gun shells that have

Gorham, a rare artillery shell cocktail Shaker, circa 1918 Made by the Gorham Silver Company

Gorham, a rare artillery shell cocktail shaker, circa 1918 Made by the Gorham Silver Company

Gorham, a rare artillery shell cocktail shaker, circa 1918 Made by the Gorham Silver Company, with

Made from spent artillery shells during the first World War, this pair of brass trench art vases

Take a piece of history into your home with this authentic English shell casing from the First

the National Guard. These bronze shells from the World War I were carved by French soldiers. Today, as

75 M/M WWI Armistice celebration shell desk lamp with new metal string shade. "11th hour of the

19th century artillery shell carrier, England circa 1900, now as lamp and having original leather

France, dated 1918. Made of brass, the artillery shell casing vase feature repousse floral and leaf decor

silver salt and pepper pots, are modelled as artillery shells, and each is engraved with the crest of the

An incredible early 20th century American Trench Art bronze bank made from a spent artillery shell

silversmiths Gorham Manufacturing Company as a facsimile of a WWI eighteen pounder artillery shrapnel shell

form of an WW1 Artillery gun shell. Made from silver plate, gold plate and copper; the front part of

a French artillery man holding a shell ready to load it into a gun. In the bottom margin is a

World War Artillery Shell Vase

World War Artillery Shell Vase

World War I Artillery Shell Vase made from German shell case base. Markings on bottom. Dixmude

British army canvas artillery shell carriers, or quirky stick stands This is a pair of saddler

march on the side in front of the brick wall, a large artillery shell dominating the image on the side

World War I Trench Art Pair of gorgeous decorated Vases made from bronze Artillery Shell casings

This is an old Japanese artillery shell. From its appearance, it is assumed that it is an iron

War (WWI 1914-1918). Made of brass, the impressive pieces of artillery are round in shape and dated on

. Made of brass and dated 1917 on the bottom, the artillery shell casing vases feature repousse floral

. Made of brass and dated 1915 on the bottom, the artillery shell casing vases feature repousse floral

from France, circa 1915. Made of brass, the artillery shell casing vases feature repousse floral and

It is an old Japanese rusty ball of iron. It seems to have been an artillery shell from the war

from Germany. Made of brass and engraved on the bottom 477 Juni 1917, the tall artillery shell casing

-1920 out of discarded brass artillery shells. The shells have been pinched and etched with decorations

from "Verdun". Created in France circa 1915 and made of brass, the tall artillery shell casing vases

Made from a 3" (76.2MM) WWI artillery shell is this heavily embellished WWI trench art lamp

translates to artillery shell. This design reflects his innovative approach, aligning with the broader Art

battle (by artillery shells, bullets (at least 12), saber slashes and thrusts...). After the first

English WWI brass artillery gun shell now a waste basket. From large scale artillery, now with

home while dodging bullets and artillery shells. This is an appealing but very false conception of the

Antique French Pair of Shell Casings from the World War I Trench Artillery Brass engraved