Militaria : a First World War / WW1 / WWI trench art

**First Time At Auction** Western Europe, World War I era. An elegant example of trench art, this brass artillery shell was transformed from a weapon into commemorative flower vase by a soldier who un

METZ 1918 WW1 37MM Trench Art Shell Casing. This shell commemorates the city of METZ. Following the armistice with Germany ending the First World War, the French army entered Metz in November 1918 and

This is an amazing piece of trench art from World War I. It appears to represent the Battle of Verdun. Battle of Verdun was the longest battle of the first World War which lasted from Feb 21 - Dec 18,

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

1917 67% Copper German 75 MM TRENCH ART AEF. This piece commemorates the AEF and France in the First World War. It reads AEF WORLD WAR 1914 18 FRANCE. The base of the shell reads SEPT 1917 St G 220 67

Lot of 2 Antique World War 1 WW1 Trench Art. Campagne 1914, marked Sept. 1915 on the bottom; smaller size: 8 5/8". Arconne, 75 Dec; Larger size: 13". Floral design on both. Approximate size: 13'' x 5'

Aluminum cigarette box of a soldier/prisoner of war in Egypt (Trench Art) - World War II, first half of the 1940s, decorated with engraving work: on the front side with a model of a mosque, and on the

Militaria: an early 20thC ceramic mug with First World War / WWI / World War 1 commemorative decoration, standing 2 3/4'' tall

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

Militaria: a French WWI / First World War / World War 1 M1886/93/16 Lebel ? Mannlicher Berthier Bayonet, with cruciform blade, the handle stamped 72121. 25'' long

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

Rare great World War 1 trench art helmet lamp in un-touch condition. 20 1/2 inches tall x 12 inches. American WW1 dough boy helmet with brass artillery shell in Army green paint. Appliedrifles on base

1917 REIMS German 75 MM WW1 Trench Art Artillery Shell. This Trench Art Casing commemorates "REIMS". It is adorned with a flower. The Germans heaily damaged Reimes during World War I. The Germans wihd

1917 WWI 75 MM Trench Art Argonne Artillery Shell. This shell commemorates the Meuse–Argonne offensive which was a major part of the final Allied offensive of World War I that stretched along t

PAIR OF WORLD WAR ONE / WWI TRENCH ART LAMPS, electric, featuring Fleur-de-lis des and star designs. Circa 1917.28 3/4" HOA.

Militaria , WWII / World War 2 / Second World War / WW2 : A trench art snuff box formed as a Guards Officer's cap, together with a Trenchart 2pr 'pom-pom' shell case converted to a table lighter (with

Commemorates the success of the A.E.F. and the end of World War 1 1914-1918. Very appealing artistic work on this piece of art. Stands 13 5/8 inches tall. The bottom reads 75 DEC FRE 5L17X.

Lot of assorted World War I trench art lighters, sizes to 2"

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

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

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 "

World War I Trench Art box and cover, fomed from a German shell case decorated in Bezalel style, inscribed 9th December 1917

1918 World War 1 37MM Trench Art Shell Casing. This shell reads "WHERE SOME IN FRANCE 1918 NOV 4 FROM ARTHUR" with limb and falling leave motif. The bottom of the shell casing reads 37-85 PDPs 239 1 1

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