Used 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.

The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) British Army regiment was formed in 1881 and disbanded in 1968.

This is a delightful vintage silver plated crossed rifle toast rack dating from the second half of the 20th Century. Seven crossed rifles act as dividers for the toast. Add a touch...

This is a delightful vintage silver plated crossed rifle toast rack dating from the second half of the 20th Century. Seven crossed rifles act as deviders for the toast. Add a touc...

Miniature wooden rack with 4 hunting rifles in 925 sterling silver. The rifles for hunting, in four different models, are in solid sterling silver casting and finished by hand.

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

"Please Don't Offer Me Billions or Rivers, Rifles, Roigs, & Rogues or... But They Still Think Fear Is Good" is an original oil pastel drawing on illustration board by Reginald K.

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...

A lithograph print by Charles Marion Russel of Indigenous American hunters with rifles following an elk. This print is after an 1897 painting and is signed, numbered, and titled in p...

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

Oppy Wood, Evening, and Over the Top: The 1st Artists’ Rifles at Marcoing, both in the Imperial War Museum, are good examples. ​

Oppy Wood, Evening, and Over the Top: The 1st Artists’ Rifles at Marcoing, both in the Imperial War Museum, are good examples. ​

1960s high relief Mid-Century Brutalist fiberglass & resin circular wall sculpture of Spanish Conquistadors on horseback, with battle axes, swords, flintlock rifles , arrows and Spa...

The duo installed themselves in an old factory were the machinery was used to make rifles. Guillerme & Chambron saw the potential of these machinery and decided to continue produ...

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 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...

The previous owner converted the the right side, to hold rifles from his gun collection. Holds up to seven rifles.

Most likely painted in 1915 while Cooper and Wallis served in the Artist Rifles, the portrait depicts Wallis in his army uniform, head tilted to the left and smoking a pipe.

A Large & Impressive 'Black Forest' Hunt Cuckoo Clock Carved from native Swiss Lindenwood, the wall-mounted cuckoo clock with a circular dial denoting the hours in brass roman n...

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.

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 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.

After serving with the 10th Scottish Rifles in the First World War, Gunn returned to Scotland where he married twice within a decade.

Their determined expressions and synchronized movement convey unity, strength, and unwavering resolve. The repetition of rifles creates a rhythmic, almost mechanical visual force, em...

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

They installed themselves in an old factory were the machinery was used to make rifles. They saw the potential of these machinery and decided to continue production as it was install...

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...

This unique French chandelier from the 1970s features a wrought iron frame with six candle-like lights arranged around two decorative wooden rifles. The rifles are hand-carved from l...

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

The soldiers are shown with their full gear, including heavy backpacks and rifles, in a moment of pause. One soldier stands in the center with a large backpack.

This was a HUGE brooch with a weird, almost Masonic hunting theme, complete with rifles and those creepy bags hunters use to store their kills.

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.

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...

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

Measurements indicate the cabinet will accommodate up to three rifles, with barrel rests about 2" wide, lower butt slots about 2.75" wide, and a vertical clearance of roughly 38–40" ...

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...

The pub table features a real deal solid oak Jack Daniels whiskey barrel base, wrought iron foot rests, 4 replica lever action rifles, horse shoes, buckshot shell caps, and a series ...

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...

He served with the Artists' Rifles during the First World War and became an Official War Artist in 1918.

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...

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 ...

Behind her, a forest of raised rifles forms a dramatic backdrop, suggesting a mass movement united in armed defense of the revolution.

Each urn is blown in deep purple glass and then expertly overlaid and engraved to reveal frosted, translucent vignettes depicting hunters armed with rifles, stags and deer in wooded ...

Each of the four vertical panels presents a distinct scene of collective action and civic spectacle: from left to right, athleticism -rowers and athletes in competition; patriotism -...

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...

A Scottish Highland regiment bagpiper in full dress uniform — scarlet tunic, green and red tartan kilt, black bearskin, bagpipes at full play — leads a column of Highland soldiers wi...

He served in the army 1917–19, the youngest man in the Prince of Wales's Own Civil Service Rifles regiment. In 1919 Moore continued his education at Leeds School of Art, where he met...

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 ...

Middle Eastern style gilt and red velvet framed print of Middle Eastern or North African horsemen bearing rifles.(as is) Condition: (Previously punctured, repair slighly visable)

Sharpe's Siege (1987), flat signed by the author to the title page. Sharpe's Rifles (1988), flat signed by the author to the title page.