War Shell

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this pair of antique trench art shell vases. Made of brass and dated 1917 on the bottom, the artillery shell casing vases featur...

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this pair of antique trench art shell vases. Made of brass and dated 1915 on the bottom, the artillery shell casing vases featur...

Antique French pair of shell casings from the World War I. During trench warfare soldiers spent a lot of time waiting between battles.

World War I Trench Art Pair of gorgeous decorated Vases made from bronze Artillery Shell casings.

Antique French Pair of Shell Casings from the World War I Trench Artillery Brass engraved representing on each casing A Lorraine cross and leaves.

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this pair of antique trench art shell vases commemorating the battle of the Bulge.

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this pair of antique trench art shell vases from "Verdun". Created in France circa 1915 and made of brass, the tall artillery sh...

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this pair of antique trench art shell vases from France, circa 1915. Made of brass, the artillery shell casing vases feature rep...

Decorate a man's office or a study display shelf with this large antique trench art shell vases from Germany. Made of brass and engraved on the bottom 477 Juni 1917, the tall artille...

Japanese antique samurai conch war trumpet Horagi - massive size A rare find.

Japanese antique samurai conch war trumpet Horagi with fine black lacquered mouth piece, Meiji period A rare find.

A Ula Fijian war club, Ula Tavatava, shell carved handle. Fiji, 19th century.

Japanese antique Samurai conch war trumpet Horagi with fine painted and lacquered mouth piece, Edo period A rare find.

They are as follows from left to right in the main photo: Bamboo tip spear: Papua New Guinea, bamboo, string and cord, 43" x 1", 20th century. Tonga War club with Marine Ivor...

Wonderful pair of Herend pre-war late 1930s shell vessels created by the famous porcelain maker in Hungary.

Presumed to be a wartime artillery shell. Presumed to be a pre-war (1900s-1940s) artillery shell.

It seems to have been an artillery shell from the war era. I assume it is a pre-war (1900s-1940s) artillery shell.

It appears to have been a wartime artillery shell. It is estimated to be a pre-war (1900s-1940s) artillery shell.

Trench art pieces are holders of soldiers memories and reminders of what they had faced. Made out of recycled war materials such as shell casings, spent bullets or whatever came to h...

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

The company's lamps were not only popular in the UK but also exported to various countries worldwide, becoming a symbol of Welsh craftsmanship and quality. During World War I, the c...

A noted poster designer and book illustrator (including of her own novels) she made a series of posters for London Transport before the war, as well as Shell-Mex, BO, the Central Off...

Chase discontinued the line in the early 1940s when the company was engaged by the US government to produce war materials, such as shell and gun casings, during World War I.

It also had begun producing other business machines. During World War I and World War II, the National Cash Register Company contributed to the United States' war effort by manufactu...

Original antique World War One war loan poster - Buy Military Loan 5½% The supply of Artillery Shells is the Key to Victory / Обилие снарядов залог победы - to encourage people to su...

Pair of lamps fashioned from 2 World War II artillery shells. The lamps sit on wooden bases and are wired with silk cords.

A unique rocket bomb desk, made of World War II rocket shells, welded to a 1960's laboratory table by Fisher Scientific Company made in USA.

A powerfully provocative sculptural trio of wooden and steel World War II dummy artillery shells emblazoned with non-violent credo and imagery.

Trench Art is the formal name for articles made from World War I Shell Casings. The brass shells are hammered, turned, and carved with the original country markings on the bottoms.

This round tortoisehell box with hinged lid features a Rococo engraved silver piqué posé design with flag bearing putti amongst symbols of war bordered by scrolls and shell motifs. T...

Henry Shapland was a time-served cabinet maker and Henry Petter was an amazing salesman who found the market for their products. During World War I the firm produced shell cases, amm...

Henry Shapland was a time-served cabinet maker and Henry Petter was an amazing salesman who found the market for their products. During World War I the firm produced shell cases, amm...

This gorgeous pair of carved brass mortar shells are of a young couple wearing traditional Lorraine or Alsace costumes with matching floral decorations.

Constructed from a First World War shell and two shaped British pennies for the tail fins, it dates from around 1930.