Two TRENCH ART Ashtrays made from Shell Casing:

WWII Trench Art Ashtray - 5" Shell Casing Ashtray made by cutting out the bottom of a 5" mark V shell, and machining out 4 equidistant half circles in the rim. Anchor stamped in the bottom suggests th

Western Europe, World War I era, ca. 1914 to 1918. A lovely pair of matching World War I era brass trench art vases made from two French 75 mm artillery shell casings. The outer surfaces of both vesse

Ashtray is approx 6" in diameter. Missing on piece.

TRENCH ART MORTAR SHELL ASHTRAY - 105mm M1 14 TYPE 1 ; 7" x 5 1/4"

Original WWI trench art matchbox holder and striker made with shell casings. Historical piece. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

US 1942 .303 shell case, trench art letter opener, New Guinea made from brass shell casings and sold to US troops by Australian soldiers, often with elaborate stories designed to inspire high amounts

Two mortar shell casings hammered with a decoration and dated 1920 Verdun, shell 14" ht. overall 28" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

OriginalAugust 2, 1945 dated and hand engraved Made by German, with the artists name. The base is a 105mm M14 shell surrounded by 1943 dated bullets, and a .50 round in the center. It measures just ov

BRASS SHELL CASINGS SURROUND ASHTRAY AND MATCH HOLDER. MEASURES 7 1/2" X 7".

Two Peruvian Military Shell Casing Trench Art With Copper and Sterling Silver Accents. Estimated more than 50 yrs old. 925 Sterling Silver consisting of 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper. Tested Positive u

Vase made of a shell casing (Trench Art) decorated with Damascene crafting- Jerusalem souvenir - 1919, (in the style of Bezalel) with silver inlaying and impressive engravings in repeating patterns, a

1901 Elegant Birds/Cranes 75 MM Trench Art Artillery Shell Casing. This shell depicts two birds fishing. This shell doesnt seem to commemorate anything but is extremely artistic. The base of the shell

RARE 1917 WW1 Large 6" German Howitzer Artillery Shell Bowl. Rare trench art bowl made from a Howitzer shell. The base of the casing reads "MARZ 1917 766 POLTE MAGDEBURG SP 406. It measures 6 5/8" by

A pair of artillery shells made into vases. One is marked Scoville Mfg and the other is marked G.M.F.G. Co (?) and has a Polish Eagle on the front. There are two trench art rockets with Japanese hallm

Lot of 4 Brass Candlestick Pairs, WWII Trench Art. Includes 4 matching pairs. Of special note is one pair made of artillery shell casings, marked 1942 on the undersides. Another pair is in the Mid-Cen

Metal Candlesticks made from expelled shell casings, taller candlestick is 18.5 inches tall

Antique Early 20th century custom made dore bronze double handled award trophy mounted atop of white marble plinth. Body believed to be made from original military brass cannon shell casing. Inscribed

1907 75MM FATHER MOTHER Trench Art Artillery Shell Casing. This shell was likely made to commemorate the loss of someones parents in world war one. The base of the shell reads CASTEL 38 L 1907 C with

Made with a 105mm M14 Howitzer shell, 1944; together with a WWI trench art airplane, with World War I German symbol, 2 pieces total Wear, surface distress. 6-1/2"h x 5"dia and 1-3/4"h x 8"w x 2-1/2"d

A very interesting example. I believe it was made before the U.S. Involvement in the war. The date on it says 1914 - a- 191 . Meaning the war was not over when it was made. Stands 13 3/4 inches tall.

Commemorates the battle of Verdun 1914 - 1918. Made to look like a castle. The bottom reads 75 DEC A.TE. 696L.18.C. Stands 13 3/4 inches tall.

Pair Trench Art Vases, Military Shell Casings Folk Art 1940s Brass, Metal 8 7/8" high A pair of Folk Art Trench Art Shell Casing Vases. One is marked "AUNT" and the other "UNCLE". They are made from b

First half 20th century. WWI trench art piece dated 1915 with figures of a doughboy, woman and an American eagle on shield. 5.25"h. And a WWII .75mm casing dated 1945. From the Collection of Maxine an

This cool piece of trench art is an Army 75 wz 97 shell made into a combination lighter and ashtray. No identifying mark as to who created this piece, but possibly French. Approx. 4" tall