Used Artillery Shell

A rare, unique and monumental three foot tall silver plate cocktail shaker by (possibly attributed to) Gorham in the form of a World War I era facsimile eighteen pound shrapnel artil...

Extremely large pair of wooden artillery shells making an impressive entrance or fireplace marker.

The table base is constructed of patinated WWII artillery shell casings. The inner recessed shells are illuminated and feature forged decorative surrounds on each electric socket.

- featuring a military soldier looking towards the viewer for help and indicating the empty used artillery shells on the muddy ground by men loading a heavy siege gun with explosions...

An assembled pair of brass artillery shell casing trench art vases now mounted as lamps with custom Lucite bases and tapered square custom linen shades trimmed in dark green gimp.

Of high quality with crisp detail and vivid color, the front of cup depicts a detailed scene of Red Army Cavalry on patrol while the saucer features exploding artillery shells on a b...

Dates and symbols on these jewels could also commemorate specific wartime events, and they might even incorporate parts from artillery shells in the designs.

Dates and symbols on these jewels could also commemorate specific wartime events, and they might even incorporate parts from artillery shells in the designs.

Dates and symbols on these jewels could also commemorate specific wartime events, and they might even incorporate parts from artillery shells in the designs.

A pair of unique, heavily patinated, hand-crafted historical memorabilia from World War 1, France, between 1914 and 1918. Trench art ("Art des tranchées", in French), was common dur...

He also invented discarding-sabot artillery shells[citation needed] and contributed substantially to the development of effective HEAT-warhead weapons for infantry anti-tank use thro...

With the capture of Redoubts 9 and 10, Washington was able to have his artillery shell the town from three directions and the allies moved some of their artillery into the redoubts.

Original vintage World War Two military safety propaganda poster - Rough Handling Ruins Ammunition Handle It With Care - featuring a dynamic design by the notable British graphic des...

A magnificent silver plated cocktail shaker in the form of a WWI artillery shell, the shaker comes with a set of four glasses.

A fabulous pair of table cigar lighters made from one pounder 'Pom-pom' artillery shells. To create the lighters these nineteenth century shells were mounted with silver tops and bas...

English 19th century artillery shell or cordite carrier with original leather handle, Royal coat of arms and in great original red paint, useful as small umbrella holder, or electrif...

World War I Artillery Shell Vase. Canadian shell base. Marked.

Art Deco Sterling Silver The Shakers cast from Sterling Silver with removable lids modelled as a pair of artillery shells. Each shell is hallmarked Jones & Crompton, Birmingham, 19...

Well constructed and chic mid century solid brass artillery shells, with interior wood cylinders, on marble and wood bases, new shades and wiring.

Stunning 1920s proto machine age floor lamp constructed from massive WWI artillery shells machined and stacked on top of each other.

This rare silver-plated artillery shell cocktail shaker was crafted by the celebrated Gorham Silver Company.

This authentic WW2 NR 0830 artillery shell wicker basket carrier, complete with a sturdy wooden base and canvas handles.

Pair of M40 Recoilless Rifle Artillery Shell Lamps Circa 1950

This incredibly rare artillery shell cocktail shaker, crafted by the Gorham Silver Company, is one of the very few remaining of its kind with all of its original parts.

This incredibly rare artillery shell cocktail shaker, crafted by the Gorham Silver Company, is one of the very few remaining of its kind with all of its original parts.

This rare silver-plated artillery shell cocktail shaker was crafted by the celebrated Gorham Silver Company.

Rare state American silver plated artillery shell cocktail shaker with glasses, 1920s-1930s.

This incredibly rare artillery shell cocktail Shaker, crafted by the Gorham Silver Company, is one of the very few remaining of its kind with all of its original parts.

Pair of steel WWI era Trench Art ashtrays made in the form of military hats from the bases of artillery shells, one dated 1915.

Large British Army Canvas Artillery Shell Carrier, Zinc Lined Coal or Log Bucket This is a saddler made leather artillery shell carrier, it has a leather handle and hand painted w...

This WWI era brass shell casing has been made into a lamp. The lamp features a cream shade, a 3-way socket, and a cord switch.      

A rare and important silver plated, copper and brass cocktail Shaker made by Gorham, circa 1920. This Shaker is especially unusual because it stands 36 inches high and contains a rac...

Typically hand-crafted by a soldier from found objects during their down time at war, especially in the trenches of WW1, hence the name, this interesting munitions folk art work cons...

Antique early-20th century American Gorham silver plated, copper and brass novelty artillery shell cocktail Shaker, huge size, modelled as a very detailed fac-simile of the WWI Eight...

Quirky leather umbrella stand, or WWI moulded leather artillery shell carrier with three reinforced bands This really handsome piece would make a fantastic umbrella or stick stand...

A wonderful pair of tankards made from brass WWI 18 pounder British artillery gun shells that have had a handle added and then been silver plated.

Gorham, a rare artillery shell cocktail Shaker, circa 1918 Made by the Gorham Silver Company, This Shaker is one of the most famous models ever produced and, as a drink-making kit...

Gorham, a rare artillery shell cocktail shaker, circa 1918 Made by the Gorham Silver Company, with all of its original parts.

Gorham, a rare artillery shell cocktail shaker, circa 1918 Made by the Gorham Silver Company, with all of its original parts.

Made from spent artillery shells during the first World War, this pair of brass trench art vases features a repousse oak leaf on one side, and the name Verdun in Art Nouveau style le...

Made of brass, the impressive piece of artillery is round in shape and dated on the bottom 1918.

The rooster as a symbol was first seen on Gallic coins around 2000 years ago and starting in 1830 the rooster was widely appreciated throughout France and was included on military bu...

Lamp Vintage single table lamp military artillery bullet shell, designed in patinated bronze Patina present.

How handsome is this pair of elegant 20th Century Brass Vases. They are a form of 'Trench art' which is a term used to describe objects made from the debris and by-products of modern...

75 M/M WWI Armistice celebration shell desk lamp with new metal string shade. "11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918". Brass banner on shell quote: "they shall beat ...

Pair of massive sculptural artillery shells with carved wood replica tips.

19th century artillery shell carrier, England circa 1900, now as lamp and having original leather carrying handle, royal coat of arms decal and original green paint.

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this antique trench art shell vase from France, dated 1918. Made of brass, the artillery shell casing vase feature repousse flor...

., this handsome set of four WW1 antique sterling silver salt and pepper pots, are modelled as artillery shells, and each is engraved with the crest of the Royal Artillery.

A wonderful and thought provoking pair of early 20th century American Trench Art candlesticks made from the spent brass casings of naval artillery shells.

A rare pair of mid-20th century bronze candlesticks with artillery shell stems, each resting on a stack of cannonballs, by Swedish designer Gusum Mässing.

An incredible early 20th century American Trench Art bronze bank made from a spent artillery shell casing, and with a lid with a heavy knurled knob.

German Brass Table Lamp circa 1940s - Solid brass - On/Off switch on the base - Base is made from an old artillery shell base - Takes E27 fitting bulbs - German ~ 1940s - 45c...