Cannons

The composition surges with intensity: the Bastille fortress looms in the background amid billowing smoke and cannon fire, while revolutionaries storm the gates with pikes and muskets.

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

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 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, ...

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...

Featuring a black porcelain top with curved corners and rounded geometric gunmetal finished cannon base. Due to the items size and weight shipping is only available dock to dock to y...

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

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...

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.

Stylistically, the work draws upon the tradition of 19th-century Plains Indian Ledger Art—known for its narrative depictions of riders, horses, and ceremonial life—while integrating ...

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 ...

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

Generously detailed ship model has exposed ribs, lifeboats, cannons, capstan, anchor, chain, wheel, masts etc.

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

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. ...

This vase refers to the motif of the peace movement of the 1970s: "Put flowers in your cannons".

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.

However, with the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War in 1870, the foundry was forced to retool its moulds, and the production of cannons replaced that of sculptures, furniture and v...

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 ...

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

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

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...

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...

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...

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambr...

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.

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.

The central cannon shell shaft is made fully in brass and has flower like decorations embedded along its sides with a soft champagne coloured glass shade intersecting to hide the lam...

Faribault Woolen Mill was founded in 1865 along the Cannon River in Southeastern Minnesota, and still produces the finest wool textiles in the US.

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambr...

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

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.

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...

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...

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambr...

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambr...

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambr...

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambr...

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, C...

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambr...

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambr...

Works are in the permanent collections of The Farringdon Collection Oxford, Bolton Museum & Art Gallery, Cartwright Hall Bradford, Cannon Hall Barnsley, The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambr...

Faribault Woolen Mills was founded in 1865 along the Cannon River in Southeastern Minnesota, and still produces the finest wool textiles in the US.

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...

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

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...

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...

Double pedestal, flame mahogany dining table with satinwood crossbanding, beaded edge, mahogany apron. Cannon turned single column pedestals with reeded legs ending in brass "paw" to...

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

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...

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

And as the name suggests, because of its high quality, bell metal was used primarily in the casting of bells, but for a brief period bell metal was also used in casting candlesticks,...

Handsome brass tripod base with bulbous swivel joint and an nearly cannon shell sized aluminum cone for the lamp. Perfect for table top spotlights.

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...

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 ...

Adding to its grandeur, the table rests on four robust, splayed legs, each featuring inlaid cannons, underscoring the piece’s martial theme. This table is not only an exceptional pie...

A classic English dining table if ever there was one, this non-banded mahogany double pedestal table has the proportions and appearance that can work in just about any dining room. O...

After all, after the 17th-century cannon boom had died down and the gunpowder fumes had cleared, money had to be made.

- 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...