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Description
This is an antique regimental gong. A German, brass ordnance shell upon an oak base, dating to the First World War, engraved 1916.
Fascinating repurposed ordnance, in the manner of Trench Art
Displays a desirable aged patina, the shell casing bearing signs of action
Quality oak frame presents fine grain interest and medullary rays
Shell casing with a time worn appearance, lightly weathered throughout
Suspended beneath the frame, the gong strikes with a prominent sustain
Engraved to the top Patronenfabrik, Karlsruhe - Oktober 1916
Replete with a quality spherical cork striker upon a beech handle
Pleasingly substantial at 10.5 kg (23 lb), the shell alone weighing 5.81kg (12.8 lb)
This is a fascinating antique regimental gong, with a delightful presentation and use of genuine WW1 ordnance. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready to enjoy.
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Our Ref: 24158
measurements
Height:
41.5 cm
Width:
48 cm
Depth:
48 cm
measurements
declaration
London Fine Ltd has clarified that the Antique Regimental Gong, German, Brass Ordnance, Oak, First World War, c.1916 (LA491184) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being circa 1920