TWO WWI ATILLERY TRENCH ART SHELLS

Two World War I Trench Art Shells, early 20th C., extensively decorated, one depicting a fox hunt with the initals "FTE", the other depicting a victorious soldier with a trumpeting angel overhead Used

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

Both with vine and flower motifs, one with "Verdun / 1914 18" to shell casing and "37-85 PD.Ps 17 9 16" to underside, the other with "Verdun / 1918" to shell casing and "37-85 PD.Ps 350 9 17" to under

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

Three WWI trench art 75mm field artillery shells. One, fully stippled behind floral pattern, reads "Meuse" diagonally across shell. Two have floral patterns in front of texture with adornment at top.

France,1918 Two nice eagles, both patriotic, one is the American Eagle with motto, The other with the Liberty Bell and a rose. 13 3/4" inches tall

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 3) French WWI artillery shell trench art vases, early 20th c., (two) hammered and chased with floral reserves, marked "Marne," (one) hammered and chased with birds, largest: approx 14"h, 5"dia

World War I Artillery Shell Trench Art Lidded Jar, inscribed "St. Mihiel 1914:1918" with two crossed branches of holly beneath, likely commemorating the capture of Saint-Mihiel by the AEF in September

1916 Set of 2 WWI Trench Art Argonne & Verdun. These two were made to be together by the same artist. Artisticly crimped and embossed with what appears to have been a tight mesh. The Argonne Shell rea

Two Metal Statues, inscribed Bruce Baum & Father, one of bronze, one chromed, both mounted on trench art artillery shell bases from World War 1, Bronze- H.- 6 1/4 in., Dia.- 4 1/4 in. (2 Pcs.)

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

A set of two antique trench art vases featuring repurposed artillery bullet shells hammered and chased with floral repoussé and ruffled fluted edges. The smallest, from the WW2 era, stamped 75MM and

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

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

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

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

Two WWI Trench Art Ashtrays. Largest stamped on bottom Lot No 2753, 5 in Mark V 38 cal. 6 inch diameter base. Small engraved "Paris-Bruxelles-London-Berlin". 4 1/2 inch diameter.

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.

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