Antique Guns

Pair of Hunting Dogs at Rest; Artist unknown, French, 19th century (monogrammed "JS" Circa 1850 10 x 7 (14 3/8 x 17 1/8 frame) inches This is finely realized portrait of pair of h...

Of super quality & design this versatile table was intended to be used under a bed for meals, the top with gallery to both sides and adjustable bi-directional tilt for reading/writin...

A disgruntled employee attacked Robert's father, and in self-defense his gun fired, killing the attacker. The murder conviction, later pardoned, led to the family's fleeing to Colora...

In the bottom left hand margin is a second remarque depicting a column of guns led by an officer on a charger. This Charles "Snaffles" Johnson Payne (1884 1967) picture is in good or...

In 1886 the shipyard was responsible for the construction of the pioneer submarine Nordenfelt. 1888 The new Naval Construction and Armaments Co had entered agreements with Nordenfelt...

Original antique British political propaganda poster issued by the Labour Party for the General Election - Yesterday The Trenches - featuring artwork by Spencer Pryse (Gerald Spencer...

Segmented gun-metal finials uppermost. Historical repair to one foot.

Antique Martha's Vineyard Baldpate Drake Decoy, circa 1900, a hand carved and hand painted gunning decoy by an unknown maker on Martha's Vineyard of an American Wigeon in colorful or...

The HMS Barfleur was a three-decker second-rate 90-gun ship, aligning with the specification of the ship depicted in this work.

A beautiful salmon fishing reel by Cummings of Bishop Auckland. This brass or gun metal reel is a very nice original example with the original coating.

Lithograph of Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim, an American-British inventor best known as the creator of the first automatic machine gun, the Maxim gun. This print originates from 'Vanity Fa...

The poster depicts soldiers operating machine guns, with a stream of War Savings Stamps transforming into ammunition belts, symbolizing how civilian financial support directly aids m...

19th Century Sailor's Woolie of a British Frigate, circa 1870 , a British sailor's hand-crafted woolwork picture with a large starboard side view of a frigate with single gun deck, u...

The scene highlights the practical cooperation between artillery crews and the logistical train units responsible for transporting guns, ammunition, and supplies—an essential element...

A wonderful hand made pinfire pistol by Franz Pfannl, housed in its original Moroccan red leather case with its arsenic velvet interior. The gun would have originally had a small nic...

The original argyll/argyle was crafted in honour of the fifth Duke of Argyll, John Campbell (1723-1806) and his wife Elizabeth Gunning, Baroness Hamilton of Hameldon. The heraldic m...

Translated original German caption “The bombardment of Belgrade began during the night of July 29 to July 30 with heavy machine-gun fire, after which the Austrian monitors shelled th...

More than 10,000 prisoners were taken and over 50 guns were captured.” This translated text appears beneath the image and is an essential part of the original sheet, anchoring the i...

Origins: She was originally launched in 1829 at Portsmouth as a 46-gun Fifth Rate sailing frigate. Service: In her early career under sail, she served extensively on the East Indies...

Horse artillery units were among the most prestigious formations of Napoleon’s army, valued for their speed, technical skill, and ability to deploy guns rapidly in battle. Prints fro...

These units played a decisive role in Napoleonic warfare, rapidly repositioning guns on the battlefield and supporting key offensives during the Empire’s major campaigns.

The original Argyll/argyle was crafted in honor of the fifth Duke of Argyll, John Campbell (1723-1806) and his wife Elizabeth Gunning, Baroness Hamilton of Hameldon. Patination or...

The hunting motif scene includes a dog sitting at the base, a gun, horn at the top, foliage some other animals.

Impressive pair of mahogany circular dining tables in the Regency style Circa 1920 These dining tables stand upon 4 swept and fluted legs with brass lions paw castors and a gun barre...

Hawksley was a manufacturing firm based in Sheffield, England, recognized for producing powder flasks and gun loading tools, especially prominent in the mid-1800s.

The table is supported by a refined gun barrel-turned central stem, which is complemented by four elegant splayed legs and original brass lion-claw castors.

The composition shows the French assault at its height: infantry and marine fusiliers advance through dense clouds of gun smoke toward the fortified citadel, rendered with recognizab...

At left, European defenders—including soldiers, marines, and armed civilians—are shown entrenched behind improvised barricades, firing rifles and a machine gun from windows and stree...

A single fight against odds was the one thing Captain Parker desired most in the world; he cleared for action, and gave chase at once, flying five colours and firing guns to make his...

19th Century Sailor's Woolie of a Steam Frigate Under Good Head of Steam, circa 1870s, a British sailor's hand-crafted woolwork picture of an Auxiliary Steam Ship or "Steam Frigate,"...

A fine example of a pair of 50 bore over and under percussion pistols by Smith and Alden, listed as London gun makers 1826 to 1835. They trained with the top makers and this shows in...

Finished all round and supported by four very large, turned gun barrel legs with a central stretcher. A super, sturdy and functional table.

As a hunter he always was careful to measure, draw, and sometimes dissect the animals that had crossed his gun sights. These early studies helped propel him to the position of one of...

The Club was now flourishing; even the First World War did not check its progress. It is said that the guns on the Western Front could be heard in Rye but they made little impact on ...

Original antique World War One poster - Faith in Canada Use it all for Victory Bonds - featuring an illustration of a sword on a treasure chest with a box of gold coins and jewellery...

Original antique World War One propaganda poster - Back Them Up Invest in the War Loan My Duty - featuring a great design depicting a businessman wearing a smart suit reaching into h...

With it's long, slender silhouette & simplicity of decoration, the British 24 Pounder guns of the early 19th century were undoubtedly the most impressive of the smooth bore era.

This horse portrait is a working horse and either one that pulled farm machinery or gun carriages during WW1, it is known as a working horse whichever line of activity in which it wa...

This horse portrait is a working horse and either one that pulled farm machinery or gun carriages during WW1, it is known as a working horse whichever line of activity in which it wa...

This amazing original mustard painted sheet iron stag /deer trade sign was found in Lancaster County,Pennsylvania.The condition is very good with minor paint loss on horns.This trad...

It was nothing less than a floating department store, bringing beers, wines, all sorts of food, watches, cutlery, musical instruments and even guns to London. The Lowe Papers in the...

Supported on beautifully hand carved ring turned, gun barrel legs conjoined with H - stretcher, terminating on elegant bun foot.

A fine and large George III period figured mahogany Breakfast Table, having boxwood & ebony strung & satinwood & purpleheart crossbanded reeded edged oval top, supported on gun-barre...

The oils included Forge of Vulcan, Forging the Guns, Proving the Guns, Blowing Steel, Pouring Moulds, Ore Beds, Blast Furnaces, and Forging Torpedo Heads.

Innovative Armament: SMS Siegfried was armed with two large 24 cm (9.4 in) guns mounted in single turrets, along with several smaller guns.

English Renaissance-style (19th Century) pewter chalice with hunter and gun relief and finial on lid.  

Gun cabinet full time duelists 19th century in its original box with red velvet.

The plaque modelled as the stern of the battleship HMS Howe, complete with brass railings, miniature turret guns and part of the bridge. Mounted with a silver presentation plaque rec...

Unusual large antique Victorian Staffordshire figure of a Highlander in traditional clothing with his dog to his side holding a bird in one hand, rabbits to the other side and a hunt...

An evocative pair of solid cast iron cannonballs, each weighing approximately 8 pounds (8.02 and 8.05 lbs respectively), likely used in a 6-pounder field gun during the early years o...

Mounted cavalry officers in richly detailed uniforms are shown alongside Feldartillerie in field gear, engaged in gun handling and operations. The third plate showcases the splendou...

Crafted in Switzerland in July 1890, it features a central medallion adorned with a heraldic shield, showcasing woman holding chained lion rearing left, wreath with intersecting guns...

They are upholstered in a gun metal leather with nailheads. These chairs would compliment any design style and can be incorporated into many spaces to add a touch of sophistication a...

After three hours of pursuit Mars brought the 74-gun Hercule to action. The two opposing 74s swiftly became entangled because of fouled anchor cables, and they opened fire on one ano...

Model: Stuart Half Beam steam Engine. Materials: Cast iron, gun metal, brass, steel and patinated wood. Period: Industrial revolution, 1880-1898.

A rare relief carved and painted sailing ship on heavy board depicting a three-masted 26 gun third-class US naval frigate under partially reefed sail nearing a point of land with a l...

Today he is best known for having chronicled the American field dog and producing a sizable body of scenes of gun dogs at work of exceptional quality.

Original antique illustrated book advertising poster for the 1897 volumes French and Russians from Tilsit to Chalons by Henri Galli / Francais et Russes de Tilsit a Chalons par Henri...

17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair A late 17th Century wainscot chair in oak of a good colour and patina and handsome carved back; channel mouldings to the back and seat rails and boldl...

Among the canoes that were coming toward the bow, there was one which appeared to have some Chief aboard, as it was by signals made from her, that the others had been called together...