Antique Grenade

The pig's heads stand out as handles on the sides of the tureen, and knob in the form of a grenade.

Still life French School, 17th century, tenebrist naturalism. outdoor Composition exceptional masterfully chosen to highlight it with flowers and fruits in special grenades for its s...

THE METAL SKULL WITH BRASS EDGING, MOUNTED WITH A BRASS CREST ENDING IN A PROJECTING FACE AND FITTED WITH HORSE HAIR MANE, APPLIED WITH A BRASS PLATE EMBOSSED WITH A FLAMING GRENADE...

Dynamic design on a red background featuring a soldier in uniform with a rifle gun over his shoulder, gas mask around his neck and grenades on his belt, presenting a target with the ...

The decorative repertoire of this frame is unique and includes exceptional openwork, ornaments of grenades, bouquets of flowers, garlands, interlacing, shells, waves of foliage, that...

Covered with a oval citrine carved topped by a fretel with palms and grenades. Mounting on a vermeil pedestal representing four lions feet on a terrace.

One of the dragon's feet is resting on a flaming grenade, a reference to its military origin. Made by Walker and Hall in 1895.

In 1881, the museum of the city of Pau bought his work "grenades et chrysanthèmes" (Pomegranates and Chrysanthemums), he received numerous awards and honors in exhibitions.

He also invented discarding-sabot artillery shells[citation needed] and contributed substantially to the development of effective HEAT-warhead weapons for infantry anti-tank use thro...

Indeed, these buttons are in the shape of exploded grenades, patterns so much in vogue under the reign of the rockery.

The gold laced red collar bears a silver bursting grenade, the badge of the artillery, and the shoulder cords have three “pips” (small stars of the Order of the Bath) which indicate ...

Heading : Byzantine Clay Hand Grenade Date : 9th or 10th century Origin : North Eastern Mediterranean Marks : Impressed seal type creatues and fish/ shark Type : Clay Size : 8.5cm in...

19th Cent Spanish Framed Plaster Model of a Moorish Doorway Typical of Grenade

19th Cent Spanish Framed Plaster Model of a Moorish Doorway Typical of Grenade

19th Cent Spanish Framed Plaster Model of a Moorish Doorway Typical of Grenade

19th Cent Spanish Framed Plaster Model of a Moorish Doorway Typical of Grenade

19th Cent Spanish Framed Plaster Model of a Moorish Doorway Typical of Grenade

This runner has a pale grey field that displays six rust rosette-decorated octofoils with smaller hexagonal plaquettes and hand grenade botehs. The cream crab border is detailed in s...

Huile sur toile, signée et datée en bas à droite: "Sicardi 1816 à... 72" (à 72 ans): Portrait d'un officier supérieur du régiment des cent Suisses de la Maison du Roi (major ou capit...

The crest of the helmet is detailed with ribs and has a classic exploding grenade insignia at the front. A brass plaque at the front displays two crossed axes over a fire and is flan...

His uniform includes the number 1 on the jacket buttons, the Felucca - Napoleonic Military Hat with white feathers (reserved only for high ranking officers), the military parade swor...

The front plate of the helmet bears the classic French fireman symbol of a flaming grenade within the central shield insignia flanked by an olive branch and oak branch.

The front plate of the helmet bears the classic French fireman symbol of a flaming grenade within the central shield insignia flanked by an olive branch and oak branch.

The front plate of the helmet bears the Classic French fireman symbol of a flaming grenade within the central shield insignia flanked by an olive branch and oak branch.

Mortar made of bronze in its color with figurative decoration on the front: two confronting birds bite fruit from a basket on one side; on the other two monkeys take meat from anothe...

He has a cigarette in his mouth and is about to throw a grenade. In the bottom margin is a remarque depicting a hatless Australian charging with a bayonet attached to his riffle.

He appears to be wearing the ‘undress uniform’ of the grenadier guards and his gold-laced cap bears the iconic grenade badge. The portrait was completed in 1856, the final year of th...

Initially they were elements that mixed with traditional motifs and it was almost a game to discover a hand grenade or a war helicopter inserted in a traditional decorative context, ...

The console in part is decorated with patterns of foliage and the bottom is finished with rocaille, palms and grenades. The medallions of the corners are finely chiseled gilded bron...

During the action, Bellerophon sustained a ferocious assault by the French ship L’Aigle requiring Cumby on one occasion to intercept and throw overboard a grenade with a burning fuse...

He was killed on 19 June 1915 by the effects of a grenade, while he was in the front line: exactly two months after the British Industries Fair!

It was in the Ming dynasty, that the Chinese invented the Iron Grenade as well as the three-holed blunderbuss.

The lighter in the form of a dragon stood upon a flaming grenade with a tail formed from Blackbuck Antelope horn.

A set of 3 bespoke 1920s grenade pendant lights with long brass rod/stems with circular details to each top.

Antique map titled 'Carte de l'Isle de la Grenade'. Detailed map of the Island of Grenada. Published by A. van Krevelt, 1777.

"Exquisite 1758 Map: 'CARTE DE L'ISLE DE LA GRENADE' This alluring map presents a detailed depiction of the Island of Grenada, boasting remarkable intricacy for its time.

The front plate of the helmet bears the Classic French fireman symbol of a flaming grenade within the central shield insignia flanked by an olive branch and oak branch.

Alfred Grenader, who was trained in Berlin, was influenced by German Jugendstil and the later Bauhaus movements, as can be readily seen in his summer home, designed and built by him ...

Both epaulettes are finished with flaming grenade buttons and metal tabs marked M.B. with a depiction of the Renaissance knight, de Bayard.

The front plate of the helmet bears the Classic French fireman symbols of a flaming grenade surrounded by a laurel as the central shield insignia.

The Snaffles picture shows an officer leading an advance from the trenches, troops in the background one readying a grenade to throw. There are two remarques, one is a maple leaf (to...

One foot rests on a flaming grenade, a clear nod to its military heritage. Designed in the Victorian tradition, this type of lighter would feature a continuously burning wick for gu...

Important ancient Imperial China Ming military horse rider brandishing an unusual form of medieval grenade, a Chinese invention, 1368-1644. Crafted in stunning turquoise and cobalt ...

All lids of the set are decorated with a gadroon frieze and topped with a grenade. Body and lid panels of the set are hand chiseled decorated with stylized patterns such as palm leav...

Inscribed on original card, verso, 'Grenade (Espagne) ...d'une Cueva (habitation de Gitanos)' (Grenada, Spain, in front of a cave, the dwelling of gypsies.)

195 years old Signet Intaglio Ring featuring a natural red- spotted Gray - Blue Sardonyx stone with hand-cut heraldic depiction of three smoking Grenades flanked with Lilies on the s...

This outstanding inkstand incorporates both military symbolism (see for example the field gun mount applied to the drawer, grenade finials and regimental insignia) and heraldic detai...

During the First World War the production was changed to munitions, mainly casings for Mills Bombs, a type of hand grenade. In the valley above the mill site there are three 18th cen...

Note the "pineapple" or "Grenade" at the bottom of the logo. When this is present, the number on the side of the design is the year of manufacture.

- Its a Samarkand with design of grenades by the central field. - Border of Chinese origin

Note: Prior to 1915, stick grenades had proved as deadly to the thrower as to the intended target.

A platinum mounted brooch in the form of a flaming grenade,set throughout with brilliant cut diamonds,the yellow gold parchment with blue enamel spelling Ubique .English circa 1920

Petite stoneware vase with sang de boeuf glaze. Marks: impressed grenade mark.