World War Two Trench Art Ash Tray

World War Two Trench Art Ash Tray

A lot of World War II British Army trench art gilt brass ashtrays. Two ashtrays with Artillery Troops emblem, a grenade and inscription Ubique, one piece is mounted on footed wooden stand. An ashtray

1914 World War One 75 MM Trench Art US Ash Tray. This could be other than an ash tray. The center piece is meant to hold something. Perhaps a lighter. The base of the shell reads G 75 DEC MA 1 7L 14 S

A World War II era trench art brass ashtray with flying plane decoration. The foot of tray features a stamped 'F' in addition to other characters and symbols. Measures 5 3/4" in height with a base dia

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

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

This trench art ashtray is from WWI. Trench art is a decorative item made by soldiers, prisoners of war or civilians where the manufacture is directly linked to armed conflict. This piece is decorated

Art Deco Metal Ashtray. Estimated more than 75 yrs old. Art Deco is a style of visual arts, architecture and design that first appeared in France just before World War I. It became popular in the 1920

A bronze cast ashtray, c.1918-1920. Note attached to reverse reads "Made from Belgium cannon castings right after WWI (World War I)". The tray depicts two horses raised in relief. Measures 3.25" x 4.5

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

For sale a World War One Bronze sculpture possibly designed as a Peace Monument. This sculpture shows two wounded soldiers, one looks to be German ( a German Helmet is at his feet). The other is a 'To

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.)

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

TWO TOOTHPICK HOLDERS, STAMPED LOS NEGROS ISLAND. 1902 NAVY SHELL. 1917 Z. SUM SHELL TOP. & 105MM M14 DATED 1941 AIRPLANE ASHTRAY.

Eight post-war pieces: three piece "Lion" smoking set, including Evans lighter, ashtray, and cigarette holder, two "Duncan" perfume bottles, one with original box, "Ariane" figurine, "Thalie" and "Cha

WW II Trench Art Bowl or Ash Tray. 1943 75MM M18 LOT C.B. & C. CO. 25. Center of Ash Tray is M131A2 round. Extremely well built with no damage.

1916 160 MM German Trench Art Ash Tray or Bowl. This piece bares the German Cross on the front. We are only guessing on what its function was. Ash Tray, Candy Dish, Nut Bowl....could have been used fo

1944 TRENCH ART ASH TRAY, 6"H X 6.5" DIAM.

Made with a very large 3-IN-50-CAL MK-7 MOD-1 Shell bottom. Unsure of the round in the middle.

Theater made ash tray from Seoul, Korea depicting the Anti Aircraft command of the Far East Command. The tray features insignia of the units, ADA, US and South Korean Flag, and a large missile rising

Missing a couple cigarette stands. Made by soldiers to pass the time by between battles.

WW2 brought back 6"x4"

Has World War on one side and 1918 on the other.

rated 8.9, 5.5"x6"x5", the chromed metal ashtray that is Australia map with a fighter plane flying overhead, in very good condition.