Antique Rifles

Classic British officer's kit original watercolour by Jack Challenor c1920s replete w/ tartan britches Art Sz: 15"H x 10"W Frame Sz: 19 1/8"H x 14 1/8"W

PAIR of French 19th Century bronze character soldier figures holding rifles (signed)

This limited edition soldier depicts the legendary Gurkha Rifles, circa 1914 dressed in Rifle Green. The Gurkhas were once one of Britain's fiercest enemies.

A striking 19th century antler gun rack, probably Bohemia or Bavaria, constructed to hold six rifles — a spectacular example of the highly distinctive genre of European antler furnit...

A rifles holder, or sticks holder, from a French chalet, made from deer antlers.

An exceptionally fine and quite larege Meissen hand-painted porcelain plaque depicting four royals hunting in the woods with a hunting dog and rifles. This is the finest quality of a...

One panel has a felled rabbit, while the other depicts a stag, both presented with various accoutrements of hunting and nature, such as rifles, gun powder flasks, and branches of oak...

19 Continental (Austrian) watercolors of 19th Century firearms (pistols and rifles) in gilt frame (PRICED EACH)

Standing on either side are two armed male figures carrying rifles and wearing top hats and military-style dress.

Fine quality pair of cold painted bronze sculptures of Bedouins, garbed in short pants with colorful cold painted striped sashes and a gunbelt concealing a pair of daggers at their w...

The Artists Rifles was originally raised in London in 1859 as a volunteer light infantry and during the Second World War was used as an officer training unit.

The impressive supports forming the cup's pedestal are realistically modelled in the form of rifles, accented with a central suspended cast silver leaf wreath.

Excellent Piece of Viennese Bronze Art around 1920: Five Native Americans in war dress, armed with rifles, axes and spears, galloping at full speed across rough terrain towards their...

When the First World War broke out, he and Cole enlisted in the Artists Rifles and produced wartime caricatures for newspapers.

The arched plaque is centered by a medallion filled with cross motifs, framed by scrolling foliage, and backed by crossed rifles tied with ribbon, a clear reference to the chasse and...

French infantry advance in a dense formation, rifles raised and bayonets fixed, while cavalry clash violently in the foreground.

Horses tumble into ravines, soldiers fire rifles at close range, and officers lead the charge beneath military banners.

This colored ink drawing shows two men with rifles in the foreground. The man in the left half of the picture is aiming at another man, who is fleeing in the distance with his ends r...

A central hunting trophy featuring a rabbit with crossed rifles anchors the composition, while sculpted hound heads project at the base corners, reinforcing the sporting theme.

Rows of grenadiers march in perfect formation with rifles and flags, symbolizing the strength and discipline of the mid-19th century European military.

Leighton was an enthusiastic volunteer soldier, enrolling with the first group to join the 38th Middlesex (Artists') Rifle Volunteer Corps (later to be known as the Artists Rifles) o...

They are shown in disciplined formation, wearing tall cylindrical caps and dark tunics, with rifles at rest. Raffet’s composition balances crisp uniform detail with an almost sculptu...

Leighton was an enthusiastic volunteer soldier, enrolling with the first group to join the 38th Middlesex (Artists') Rifle Volunteer Corps (later to be known as the Artists Rifles) o...

Behind him, other armed figures converse, their attire marked by tall papakhas and long tunics, while lances and rifles highlight their readiness for battle. Executed with Raffet’s ...

Launched in the 1860s, these armored frigates were intended to be the ultimate evolution of the broadside ironclad, featuring five masts to compensate for the weight of their massive...

The soldiers are shown in dark tunics and light trousers, bayoneted rifles at rest, with strong, focused expressions.

The composition shows four standing soldiers in dark uniforms and tall fezzes, seen from both front and back, with rifles and sabres, engaged in discussion or receiving orders, while...

The soldiers wear dark blue tunics with contrasting piping, matching trousers, and regulation caps, consistent with mid-19th-century Swedish military dress. Rifles, bayonets, belts, ...

The signatures are of five young officers, who were attached to the King’s Royal Rifles in 1915/16 on a course of instruction, and on leaving, presented this salver to the Officers M...

Each impressively proportioned stag is shown along side game birds, hunting gear, rifles and horns. The trophies are showcased on a stunning scalloped Faux Painted Marble backplates ...

It’s extremely unlikely that the figure would have actually been used for its design and would have been decorative only. THE 60TH RIFLES (THE KING’S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS) were an inf...

Original antique World War One poster - Journee de l'Armee d'Afrique et des Troupes Coloniales / African Army and Colonial Troops Day - featuring dynamic artwork of Moroccan and Alge...

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...

Published in 1894, the composition shows Japanese infantry storming the ramparts in close combat: soldiers scaling walls, firing rifles through cannon smoke, and dragging defenders f...

Each large composition presents a full-bodied stag surrounded by finely sculpted game motifs including oak leaves, rifles, a hunting horn, and a powder pouch, all arranged in deep re...

Individual soldiers are shown loading rifles, advancing with bayonets, falling wounded, or urging comrades forward.

The composition centers on the fortified walls of Tuyen-Quan, where French soldiers of the Légion étrangère and colonial infantry are shown repelling repeated assaults with bayonets,...

During World War I he enlisted in the Artists’ Rifles and continued working - his large oil The Balloon Apron was acquired by the Imperial War Museum.

19 Continental (Austrian) watercolors of 19th-Century firearms (pistols and rifles) in gilt frame (Price each).  

At the center stands a Palicar de Selléide (chief of soldiers), commanding in his white pleated fustanella, richly embroidered waistcoat, and red cap, while his companion soldiers, o...

This intricate iron hallway piece is a stunning example of craftsmanship, featuring a hunting theme with detailed elements such as rifles and animal figures. The piece is finished in...

He went on to serve with the Artists' Rifles from 1915 to 1918.

A exceptional Napoleon III steel twenty eight light chandelier, made from bayonet handles and blades from the Franco/ Prusian war shaped into scrolling branches, each handle with im...

Beneath these majestic felines unfolds a lively hunting scene: indigenous hunters and European explorers or settlers armed with rifles navigate dense forest vegetation accompanied by...

Beneath the arch, a massive formation of "poilus" (French infantrymen) march forward, flags waving and rifles slung, their determined expressions turned toward the future.

The body of this antique Victorian silver goblet is embellished with exceptional cast and applied oval scene depicting details of gentlemen armed with swords and rifles, amidst trees...

Leighton was an enthusiastic volunteer soldier, enrolling with the first group to join the 38th Middlesex (Artists') Rifle Volunteer Corps (later to be known as the Artists Rifles) o...

The other two figures, draped in robes and holding rifles, appear to be in dialogue. The backdrop shows teepees and mounted warriors, indicating a community setting.

Soldiers rest in the remains of an old church or house holding onto rifles and a broad ax while one soldier keeps watch.

A Tirailleur and Voltigeur advance through brush and uneven terrain, rifles drawn, eyes set on the enemy. These light infantry troops were deployed ahead of the main army to engage i...

He was soon joined by the remainder of his unit and 30 Troopers armed with M1903 Springfield rifles led by 2LT Horace Stringfellow Jr. The Troop's four machine-guns fired more than 5...

H Jones & Co to the Behar Mounted Rifles won by Rowland Hudson April 1875'. Although the Jug might have originally been designed for beer it has a pierced strainer over the spot and...

At the outbreak of World War I, Solomon—already in his mid-50s—enlisted in the United Kingdom's home defence corps, the Artists Rifles. He quickly realized that modern aerial photogr...

The male figures, wearing coats, breeches and tricorn hats, originally carried work tools or hunting rifles, now lost; the female figure holds a bouquet of flowers.

He went on to serve with the Artists' Rifles from 1915 to 1918. In Britain he had been associated with the Newlyn School, a group of English artists based in the titular village in ...

The event showcases a lively scene with competitors in various shooting stances, including prone and seated positions, aiming their rifles towards distant targets. Spectators fill th...

Later, he served as a captain in the Queen Victoria's Rifles, King's Royal Rifle Corps, and was mentioned in dispatches.