Items created in the trenches during the First World War from shells, bullets, shrapnel, airplane fragments, brass, steel or other metal fragments found on the battlefield.
The most popular items made in this way were the vases from decorated shells, the desk or portable lighters, the picture frames, miniatures of various objects, writing pencils, candlesticks, sweetheart brooches
WW2 Brass Trench Art Model Of A Vickers Wellington Bomber On Stand
WW2 Brass Trench Art Model Of Lockheed Hudson Bomber Cockpit Perspex Propellers
Swedish, c1899-1913, M1896 Knife Bayonet & Scabbard, Made by Eskilstuna Jernmanufactur AB, with Regimental Markings
M1871 German Sporterized Double-Trigger Mauser Rifle with Sling – Very Rare
UNIQUE: British, 1803 Pattern Blue & Gilt Light Infantry Sabre, with Original Scabbard, Dated May 1805, Engraved Presented to Colonel William Clinton of the 55th Foot, Osborne’s Warranted
WW2 Brass Trench Art Model Of A Handley Page Halifax Bomber
British, Very Large Clip Point Bowie Knife with Full Tang and Staghorn Grip, by John Nowill & Sons Ltd Sheffield, A Cutler’s Shop Window Advertising Piece
British Made for US, c1877, Very Large Clipped Point Bowie Knife, Made by Yeoman & Son Cutler St Sheffield, Commissioned by Wells Fargo Express Company ‘For Service to the American People 1852-1877’
British, Henry Potter & Co Military Bugle, Marked 4
British, Henry Potter & Co Military Bugle, Marked 19