WWI Trench Art Shell with Lorraine Cross

WWI Cross of Lorraine Floral Trench Art Shell with scalloped top & fluted base 13 ¼” tall, a WWI Trench Art with shield engraved 34th Engineers Co. D 1918, 13 ¼” tall and a WWII

France,1918 A collection of small caliber shells with unit identified to 301 Tank Corp 1918, an Iron Cross, Verdun, and a German "GOT MIN UNS" buckle top, 2 Lorraine shells, 2 undecorated shells. Aver

(lot of 5) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, including: (1) having pierced fleur-de-lis rim, Cross of Lorraine emblem at side, (1) incised "Bapaume 1917" at side, (1) m

(lot of 5) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, including: (4) with repousse vine motifs, largest: approx 14"h, 3"diam; (1) with incised Cross of Lorraine emblem at side,

Commemorates the Victory of WW1 for France. Has the initials F.R.K on the top. Souvenir De France 1918 With the Lorraine Cross on one side. Stands 13 3/8 inches tall.

3 WWI Trench Art Shells: 75mm, 13 ¾” US Iron Cross Floral marked, a rose & shield fluted bottom approx. 13 ½” and a 75mm engraved fluted bottom

November 1918 was the period of transition when the region of Alsace - Lorraine passed from German to French sovereignty at the end of World War. The shell casing stands 13 inches tall. It has 75 DEC

United States, Connecticut, World War I era, ca. 1914 to 1918 CE. A metal mortar shell casing transformed into a work of art or memorial piece. The exterior features a stippled and textured surface de

(lot of 3) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, including: (1) inscribed "Souvenir Lorraine," (1) inscribed "Souvenir Sace," (1) with central shield motif, flanked by foli

1918 WW1 LORRAINE Trench Art 37MM Casing. This casing reads "ALSACE LORRAINE 1918. It is adorned with the Double Cross with some other markings enhancing the double cross. Alsace–Lorraine is a

(lot of 5) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, including: (2) having repousse foliate motifs, over waisted stem, (one) inscribed "Souvenir," (one) inscribed "Lorraine," (

1918 MOTHER ARGONNE World War One Trench Art 1916 75MM Artillery Shell Casing. This Trench Art piece commemorates the loss of a "MOTHER" in "ARGONNE 1918". It is adorned with cross leaves anda flower

Europe, France and Attica, Greece, World War I era, 1918 CE. A rare example of trench art made from a hammered solid brass French artillery shell that was found in Attica, Greece. With a fluted lower

Set of Shell Casings that look like tree trunks. Very well make with great detail. Both have a shield on them person facing the opposite directions. They stand 11 7/8 inches tall.

France,1918 Two clear and well done Trench Art shells. 13 1/2 inches tall

Stands 8 3/4 inches tall. Has St 21 and 1917 on the base. Cremped well with greal color and detail. The Bird and Sun emblem are incredible.

Vase and flower pattern with a crimped bottom. Stands just under 11 inches tall. The base reads Schneider 8 Cie I L 38 1918.

Decorated with memorial to battle, inscribed Reims. Dimensions: H 13.75" x Dia. 3.25" Condition: Some spots of light surface discoloration. A few minor dents. Decorated area with remnants of cleaning

France,1918 A nice piece of Trench Art. 26 inches tall

France,1918 A combat tested outfit, nice work.

1915 75MM WW1 Trench Art Shell Elaborate w/ Roses. This Casing was done in pebble dash with striking Roses with Vines illustrated. The base of the shell reads75 DEC H. 132 L. 15. USA. It measures 13 3

Description: Two brass floral decorated trench art artillery shells, including a GFSP (Geschoss Fabrik Spandau) 170 shell dating to 1914 and a 1916 Polte Magdeburg shell.Type: Trench art, artillery sh

3 WWI Trench Art Shells, all appear to be 75mm, 1 is marked 1914-18 VERDUN, approx. 11”, a floral with scallop top & fluted base, 13 ½” tall and a fluted bottom ivy decorated, 13&#822

3 WWI Trench Art Shells: a Fluted bottom with ivy decoration 13 ¼”, 1 is woman’s face decoration with initials & floral butterflies, Naval marked with Smith 1921, 14 ½” and