France Trench Art WW1 Military French Lighter

France Trench Art WW1 Military French Lighter

Three standard M1910 aluminum canteens including one-of-a-kind trench art flask with engraved US and French flags and and "FRANCE".

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.

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 "

Matching Set of 2 37 MM Trench Art Casings FRANCE. This matching set of 2 35 MM Trench Art Casings commemorate and read "FRANCE 1918". The embossing on one side of each that has French and American Fl

A tall brass artillery shell with a unique twisted center with etched detail showing bridges, florals, a heart, France and the war dates 1914-1919. With numerous marks and signatures to the bottom. Wi

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

1918 METZ WW1 Trench Art Artillery Shell Casing. This shell commemorates the French army entering Metz and reclaiming it from Germany in 1918 following the armistice. The city returned to France under

1918 METZ WW1 Trench Art Artillery Shell Casing. This shell commemorates the French army entering Metz and reclaiming it from Germany in 1918 following the armastice. The city returned to France under

Trench art cigarette lighter, 9.7 cm x 2.5 cm., Brass with decoratedcap of the French engineers military badge. Very attractive! I

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

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

Vintage WWI military folk art brass artillery shells sculpted into a bottle decanter General and military cap with copper banding. Unknown artist. Hat is a 75mm DE C used in the great war of 1917 and

(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

(lot of 6) French WWI and WWII-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, including: (2) having scalloped rim, with repousse foliate branches, (2) with incised folaite motifs, (one) inscri

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

(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 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:

(lot of 4) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, including: (2) with crimped rim, repousse flowers, approx 14"h, 3.5"diam, (2) with sawtooth rim, repousse flowers, approx 1

(lot of 2) French WWI-era trench art artillery shell vases, now fashioned as table lamps, repousse scene of woman seated on a balustrade, in need of wiring, (one) weighted, approx 14"h, 3.5"diam, 9.5l

(lot of 6) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, largest: approx 13.5"h, 3.25"diam; 15lbs total Start Price: $100.00

(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

(lot of 7) French WWI-era trench art vases, fashioned from artillery shells, including: (2) with repousse floral urns, (2) having foliates in relief, inscribed "Marne," (1) inscribed "Meuse," (1) with