Pair, World War I 90mm Cartridge Trench Art Vases

Continental, first quarter 20th century. A pair of WWI 90mm German cartridge trench art vases, the cartridges manufactured by Haniel Luege Dusseldorf, each cartridge shell of cylindrical form with inv

(pair) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, each having flared rim, over body with repousse pine branch motifs, rising on waisted stem, approx 12.25"h, 3.75"diam, 4.2lbs t

Western Europe, World War I, ca. 1914 to 1918. A pair of military brass canon shell casings turned into fine examples of trench art. Each shell is marked 75 DEC on the base. Both are embellished with

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

Europe, France, World War I era. A pair of brass artillery shells that were transformed from tools of death into commemorative flower vases by a soldier who undoubtedly spent many days deep in a muddy

(lot of 6) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, including: (pair) with shield cartouche, thistle flowers, waisted stem, (4) with repousse floral branches, largest: approx

An antique pair of trench art vases. Hand crafted from brass WWI artillery shells, featuring embossed designs including wild flowers, thistle flowers and leafy vines, with a ruffled rim top. Incised 1

A Pair of WMF Brass Trench Art Shell Vases with Hammered Design, 8 7/8 in. tall one of the Shells is stamped WMF (Wuttembergische Metallwarenfabrik) GEISLINGEN JUNI 1915 HL, nice early WWI era collect

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

Height 13 inches.

Lot (2) WWI trench art vases. 13 3/4" Ht., 3 1/4" D..

WWI TRENCH ART VASE, 1925. HEIGHT 15+ACI-

(lot of 3) French WWI trench art vases, early 20th c., fashioned from artillery shells, varied sizes and designs, including repousse ivy, floral, and rooster motifs, (one) marked Aisne, largest: appro

(lot of 3) French WWI trench art vases, early 20th c., fashioned from artillery shells, including: (2) with repousse ivy motif, on tapered stem, approx 12"h, (1) with repousse floral motif, marked Put

Europe, France, ca. 1914 to 1917 CE. A World War I era brass artillery shell case that is exceedingly rare for its embossed Saint George Slaying the Dragon theme and its Greek inscription that reads "

This is a "Trench Art" Vase made from a WW! artillery shell.. It is signed and dated, "S. Miniel, 1918".. It is decorated in repoussé vine leaves.. It measures 13 1/4" Tall and has a Diameter of

WWI French Trench Art Vase. Inscribed "Souvenir de France." Base marked "75 DEC P.C.F.D.17 * GMC 702L." Approximately 13.75H x 3.375W in.

Pair of WWI trench art artillery shell brass beer pitchers. Shells marked and dated 1917. One pitcher etched: "Souvenir, The Great War, 1912-18". Excellent condition. Measure 6.5" x 4"dia x 11.25"t.,

Pair of WWI trench art artillery shell brass beer pitchers. Shells marked and dated 1917. One pitcher etched: "Souvenir, The Great War, 1912-18". Excellent condition. Measure 6.5" x 4"dia x 11.25"t.,

(lot of 6) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, largest: approx 14"h, 3.5"diam; 16.25lbs total Start Price: $100.00

(lot of 6) WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, (one) 1915; (one) 1916; largest: approx 13.5"'h, 3"diam; 14lbs Start Price: $100.00

(lot of 6) WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, (one) 1916; largest: approx 13.5"h, 3"diam; 12.5lbs Start Price: $100.00

(lot of 6) WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, (one) 1917; (one) with crack mid-lower body; (one) with crack from upper to mid body, bent rim; largest: approx 13.75"h, 3.25"diam

(lot of 3) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, including: (1) with oak branches, (2) marked Verdun (The Battle of Verdun), approx 14"h, 3.5"diam; 8lbs total Start Price: