Antique Bombs

Beautiful Antique 9ct Gold Bomb Earrings with earlier hallmarked 9ct fasteners The Bombs are hollow and are heavily decorated with a swirling design .

Bombing of Tanger is an original Hand-colored lithograph on paper realized by an Anonymous artist of the XIX century.

A pair of fabulous Antique rock crystal bomb drop earrings. Inspired by the quintessential Victorian bomb drop earring these beauties span the turn of the century and with their cont...

It was the biggest bomb blast in the UK since WWII. Height is adjustable

This print depicts many different artillery like bullets, cannons, bombs and many more. German subtitles. Artists and Engravers: Anonymous.

Antique print Indonesia titled 'Bombardement van Atchin door de Nederlandse Vloot'. Antique print depicting a military scene in Indonesia. Originates from 'De Oorlog tusschen Nederla...

Antique print titled 'La Ville de Palimbang dans L’Ile de Sumatra.' A very decorative, impressive engraving of Palembang in Sumatra. Two views on one sheet. In the upper part the ove...

Japan / Near Mount Fuji Natural object (volcanic bomb)

An exceptional, fine and impressive, unusual antique Edwardian English sterling silver champagne bottle holder in the form of a bomb case/shell; an addition to our diverse wine relat...

Skipping stones in his garden gave Wallis the idea for the bouncing bomb, the crucial innovation being having the bomb spin.

The train station, located in the city of Flers in Normandy, France, was bombed by the Allied Forces during the D-Day landings in 1944, and this cabinet was all that remained of the ...

Established in London in 1887, Mazawattee Tea dates back to the 1850s when John Boon Densham (1814-1886) and his family started to sell loose teas from India and China; the company b...

After World War II, Brandt remained in Germany to help rebuild her family's home, which had been severely damaged in the bombings. She lived out her days in Germany while the Bauhaus...

Among his most famous works is Guernica, a monumental anti-war painting created in response to the bombing of the Spanish town of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War.

Majorelle’s studios were heavily damaged during the bombings in World War I and much historical information was lost.

A 19th century church rose window with an ‘IHS’ Christogram to the centre. Salvaged from a bombed out church in London during World War 2, this intricately designed Victorian window...

The church also sustained bomb damage during the Second World War, adding further historical significance to these surviving architectural elements.

Among his most famous works is Guernica, a monumental anti-war painting created in response to the bombing of the Spanish town of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War.

Georges Gassies, in his article by the Publicator of the Borough of Meaux of June 19, 1920 noted: “The old mills had escaped in the First World War five years of unprecedented viciss...

Cottingham for Temple Church, London and possibly removed following WWII bomb damage. It was not until 1850 that Minton and Co. began stamping the reverse of their tiles.

This magnificent item is a large, bomb-shaped buffet commode featuring a spectacular curved silhouette, heavy gilt bronze mounts, and a richly figured custom-cut marble top.

This stone was discovered on Rue d'Alger in Nantes after the bombings of September 1943. The 20th-century frame is made of oak.

The arch has not been accessible to the public since the explosion of a bomb in front of San Giorgio in Velabro, on the night of 27 July 1993.

The factory was destroyed by Allied bombing in 1945, and Hermann died during World War II.

Marinot was ill, and never touched glass again, though he did continue to paint. In the 1944 Allied bombing of Troyes there was direct hit on his studio, destroying over 2,500 painti...

The workshop with the stock of samples in Ritterstraße in Berlin completely burned down in 1945 just before the end of the war during a bomb attack. Ferdinand Preiss is regarded as o...

The set and family also survived bombing during World War 2 when their house was hit by a V2 rocket.

The factory was heavily bombed in June 1940 and subsequently closed."

In 1937, 729 of the artist's works are confiscated from German museums, and in the year before the end of the war, aerial bombs destroy his studio in Berlin. All his printing blocks ...

NOTE: * Bombé (English: bomb) denotes the rounded curved bomb-shaped of the design style.

Lampl, his wife Hilde, and other family members fled to London, where they re-established their work under the name Orplid glass, though their London workshop was eventually destroye...

After his home in France was bombed in 1940, he moved to New York, where he died in 1948.

Specifications Origin: France, First Empire period (ca. 1804–1815) Material: Cast brass Dimensions: 34 cm height × 31 cm width Design: Center: Crowned imperial eagle on a bed of ...

A special paperweight dated 1853 was found under the cornerstone of a bomb damaged church in Baccarat when construction recommenced after World War II.

Chest of Drawers hand-made in Italy in the mid 1700s using walnut and walnut veneer following the venetian style. The commode shows a bombed shape with three rows of inset drawers. T...

Their commissions included, inter alia, the furnishing of the Royal Yacht Britannia, the liners Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth, the Theatre Royal in Drury lane, and the palaces of th...

During the First World War, he worked in the Admiralty Aircraft Department drawing bombed enemy planes, eventually returning to his studies in 1919.

A magnificent, fine and impressive pair of antique Georgian English sterling silver tea caddies - boxed; an addition to our silver teaware collection These magnificent, fine and imp...

With a keen eye for quality, the Druce & Co company traded successfully throughout the Victorian and Edwardian eras, the Great War, and into WW2 when, on 8th December 1940, their...

He was killed in 1942 in London during a bombing raid.

These exceptional, fine and impressive antique sterling silver tea caddies each have an square, bomb shaped form onto four bracket style feet. The surface of each antique tea caddy ...

According to a legend, one specimen survived the atomic bombing of Nagasaki on August 9, 1945, close to the epicenter.

Saint-Dizier – industrial hub, WWII bombing 6. Montier-en-Der – abbey origin, marshlands 7.

Cottingham for Temple Church, London and possibly removed following WWII bomb damage. It was not until 1850 that Minton and Co. began stamping the reverse of their tiles.

This painting escaped the bombing of Berlin, where most of her paintings were on exhibit.

On February 13-15, 1945, Allied forces bombed the city in a series of devastating air raids, leading to widespread destruction.

The primary water-main in the City was bomb-fractured. Units trying to get water from other hydrants caused the water pressure to drop.

Together with artist John Piper, Reyntiens created some of his finest works including the monumental baptistery window in Coventry Cathedral in the 1950s, rising from bombed-out ruin...

The bombing left the cathedral largely in ruins. The Cathedral Today: After the war, efforts were made to restore St.

At the start of WW11 he moved out of London to the provinces like some other artists who had experienced their studios and works lost or damaged through the bombing. This watercolour...

According to the history of the family who owned it was burned after the fires that occurred during the German bombardment of Rotterdam in WW2 The German bombing of Rotterdam in Wor...

It is said that this jar was originally made to be used as a bomb by putting gunpowder inside it. In addition, a similar item was featured in an art book, so a photo of it is include...

As an Official War Artist 1941-4 he painted scenes of bomb devastation and of work in mines and foundries.

Appuldurcombe House was reduced to a shell in WW2 by a German bomb. The surround was privately purchased at auction in the 1980s and found a new home in central London.

It received a direct hit in the bombing during world war II and was reduced to rubble and has since been rebuilt.

In early 1917 a series of Seaweed pattern vases on new blanks were made using a technique that did not require high temperatures -They were only made for a few weeks and then after p...

Silver sugar box raised on four feet, Vienna Austria, 1853 A square silver Austrian box in round bomb form with hinged cover and floral knob, raised on four feet.