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
French, WW1, 75mm DEC Shell Case, Trench Art
WW1 Trench Art Four Bullet Cartridge Pen Stand
WW1 Trench Art Ashtray 18 Pounder
WW1 18 Pounder Trench Art Embossed Tobacco Jar
WW1 18 Pounder Trench Art Tobacco Jar With British Army General Service Corps Badge
WW1 French Verdun Trench Art Shell Case
WW1 French 75mm Trench Art Painted Shell Case
1904 Royal Navy 6 Pounder Trench Art Shell Case
WW1 Trench Art French 75mm Shell Case
Royal Artillery, Bomb Badge Lighter, Trench Art
Royal Artillery, Bomb Badge ‘Ubique’, Trench Art, Brass Ashtray
Royal Artillery, Bomb Badge ‘Ubique’, Trench Art, Ashtray, Cup, Candle Holder
WW1 Trench Art Model Of Fokker Monoplane Fighter
British, Dated 1903, 6 Pounder Brass Shell Case, Vase, Trench Art. Rare Find!
WW2 Trench Art Model Of Handley Page Halifax Heavy Bomber
