Antique Cannon

The movement is housed in a nickel and gilt case in the form of a ships wheel supported by an anchor with intersecting cannons. All mounted on a black marble base with gilded plinth.

Original vintage map poster for Barcelona Spain issued for the International Exposition of Barcelona held on Montjuic hill from 20 May 1929 to 15 January 1930 - Exposicion Internacio...

At the right, two naval figures—a *Midshipman* in formal blue and white uniform and a *Matelot* (sailor) in wide trousers and straw hat—stand ready by a cannon, their ships anchored ...

Philip on the Brabant bank of the Scheldt, armed with 14 larger cannons. M. The Antwerp bridge 2400 feet long, with a road laid over it 12 feet wide, equipped with 97 larger cannons ...

In the composition, large, fully rigged Dutch galleons are shown exchanging cannon fire with dozens of smaller round Javanese craft, tightly packed and bristling with men carrying sp...

Set of four original antique chromolithographs of various green / white grape varieties titled 'Faphly - Cannon Hall Muscat - Buccleuch - Ximenès Jumbon'.

The foreground showcases a circular tower with cannons, flying a crescent-flag, while ships navigate the turbulent waters under the watch of soldiers.

Of large size used to load cannons aboard ship. With fitted wooden plug and brass dispensing spout.

Two of them likely of Emergency coinage minted from metal from old cannons at Catarina Meyer's foundry in Stockholm between 1714 - 1717.

The fortifications include cannons and small towers, emphasizing the strategic importance of the location.

The Decoration • The Patriotic Side: "Peace, Plenty and Independence" The centerpiece is an imposing spread-wing American eagle perched atop a cannon. Below, a central medallion prou...

A Teak Model of the Stern of HMS Howe, Presented to Captain Assheton Gore Curzon Howe in February of 1892 A teak model of the stern of HMS Howe adorned with brass cannons and deck f...

This detail underlines the artillery’s dual role during the 19th century—not only in operating cannons but also in constructing and maintaining battlefield defences.

This breathtaking pair features wrought iron paint decorated frames, brass cannon ball finials, and hand painted and detailed oil paint on wood headboards depicting colorful floral d...

The engraving portrays the chaotic scene of ships engulfed in cannon smoke, rigging torn apart by gunfire, and vessels colliding or sinking amidst the ferocious waves.

The image shows two sailing ships in a state of distress near a rocky coastline, with the central ship striking a rock and billowing smoke—presumably from cannon fire—as it engages i...

This striking plate depicts the floating batteries of the British Navy, including a massive barge with 210 cannons across two tiers and a single-tier barge, engineered by the French ...

Light boats for reconnaissance H. Places with cannon batteries J. Place for Dutch ships K. Place for Chinese ships A notable annotation on the map describes the “Grande montagne qui...

The monument’s base is richly decorated with carved military symbols, including cannons, flags, and wreaths, honoring Nelson’s victories.

Beneath the inscription is a vivid engraving of the Battle of Gibraltar (1607), showing Dutch ships engaging and defeating the Spanish fleet under Heemskerck’s command. Smoke from ca...

Attaque de la gauche commandée par le Prince d’Orange (left attack commanded by the Prince of Orange) D. Batterie à Canon (cannon battery) E. Batterie à Mortiers (mortar battery) F.

Notably, Napoleon is depicted standing next to a cannon in a landscape setting, evoking his role as a military strategist and commander.

The third lithograph presents the Austro-Hungarian Army, illustrating artillery, infantry, and cavalry troops in various roles. Figures include a cannoneer of a horse-drawn battery, ...

It is reminiscent of Victorian examples, some of the models made by Cannon, etc. Weight: 43 kg. · Size: 48x30x33 cms International Buyers – Please Note: for those articles that need...

- featuring dramatic artwork by the notable British artist Terence Tenison Cuneo (1907-1996) showing five soldiers in uniform loading and firing a cannon gun from the shore with anot...

The oval plate within a bark-carved surround enriched with oak leaves, surmounted by a military trophy incorporating addorsed banners and cannons beneath a coronet and shield. Hi...

On the lower right, a portrait of General Cambronne, born in Nantes and a hero of Napoleon’s army, is shown in uniform, leaning beside a cannon. The coat of arms of the department an...

A silver cup by Henry Wilkinson, dated 1874, the goblet embossed and chased with seaweed fronds and seashells, applied with twisted and looped ropes around the rim, foot and blank ce...

This piece dates from the early 19th century and is superbly detailed, showing every button on his supple boots, each fold of his attractive waistcoat , military backpack, flag, cann...

The vessel is shown firing cannon as it is attacked by smaller vessels including at least one small galley or galliot.

The upper half of the recto features a powerful composition: a central cartouche frames a bustling port or fortress under siege, with ships, cannons, and fortifications. Surrounding ...

The portrait shows De With seated confidently aboard a warship, with a cannon positioned beside him and rigging sketched in the background.

Butterfly insists that she would rather die than be a geisha again. Suddenly, a cannon booms in the harbour, signaling the arrival of Pinkerton’s ship.

The central action unfolds in the sea lane known as "Boschade", where the Venetian fleet—rigorously organized in two curved lines—advances with sails spread wide and cannons firing. ...

Below Arago is a figure of Marshal Turenne, one of France’s greatest military commanders of the 17th century, depicted with cannon and battlefield attire, linking the Ardennes with i...

Soldiers are shown engaged in battle, with smoke billowing from cannon fire. The strategic positioning of troops and the defensive walls of the city are prominent in the background.

The background features lightly sketched figures preparing cannons, reinforcing his role in active naval command.

He holds a command baton and rests one hand confidently on his sword. A large cannon looms behind him, along with nautical equipment and the curve of the ship’s structure, grounding ...

Maritime elements such as cannonballs, coiled rope, and a naval cannon surround him, emphasizing his connection to Dutch naval power.

Smoke billows from the cannon lines, wounded soldiers lie across the battlefield, and lines of infantry advance in disciplined ranks while officers lead the charge.

This masterpiece is impeccably detailed with soldiers and cannons lining the platforms. Adding to the rarity of this piece is that it has moving parts, as only a scant few model carv...

The engraving masterfully conveys the destructive power of the attack and the peril of the Spanish galleons as they are battered by flames, cannon fire, and turbulent seas. A small b...

Flag D, belonging to the canoniers (artillery troops), includes powder horns and cannon elements, arranged over a dark triangular field.

On the left, Venetian galleons fly red flags and dominate the composition, their cannon smoke billowing across the water. Soldiers and sailors tumble into the sea or scramble into lo...

Antique English carved wood military trophy with helmet, shields, cannon muzzle, battle mace, and halberd. England, 19th century.

And as the name suggests, because of it's high quality, bell metal was used in the casting of bells as well as in casting items such as candlesticks and in some instances cannons.

The French forces were astonished to capture 250 cannons and a vast stockpile of ammunition. In a moment of revolutionary triumph, soldiers celebrated by dancing the carmagnole in th...

Other awesome exaggerated details include ventilator funnels, lifeboats, cannon, flags, etc. Set into a wavy sea. Folk art at its best.

From the top of the Black Quarry, Cromwell's forces in 1650 are said[by whom?] to have positioned cannon and fired on the city. As well as in several local buildings, including Gree...

The engraving showcases incredible detail, with dramatic depictions of cannon fire, smoke, and the tumultuous waves of the bay.

A Rare Scrimshaw Decorated Horn The poem can be found below; Lines Britannia’s favourite and his sovereign’s pride He rul’d despotic Lord of ocean’s tide Each coast remember’d ...

Late Medieval Battles - Siege of Orléans (1428-1429, Hundred Years' War): While cannons were already in use, the English used siege towers as part of their assault on Orléans

The location of a earthen wall with pallisade and small cannons (Bas) is also given. This print originates from 'Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indiën' by F.

Fine English 17th century oak wainscot chair, the scroll and strapwork decorated crest with carved berries, over diamond carved back panel, the shaped arms over woven rope cushion su...

Two putti with symbols of war and victory (cannons, cannonballs, armour, anchor, lion's head, laurel branch/ olive branch, flag, staff with helmet) in pediment triangle.

On the right, a vignette of broken papal regalia and cannon alludes to the struggles and triumphs of the Church through history.

Late Medieval Battles - Siege of Orléans (1428-1429, Hundred Years' War): While cannons were already in use, the English used siege towers as part of their assault on Orléans

The surrounding harbor teems with majestic ships clashing on the waves, smoke billowing from their cannons in a fierce naval engagement. Each vessel, meticulously rendered, flies the...

The myth holds that in December 1746, as weary Austrian soldiers transported a cannon through the Portoria district, a boy nicknamed 'Balilla' spontaneously hurled the first stone, i...

This highly detailed and dramatic engraving showcases the complexity of 17th-century warfare, with smoke rising from cannons and musket fire, and vividly illustrates the battle's int...