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Hi!
I think trench art from the 30’s but WTHDIK

Thanks for any help

 

Shell casings converted into salt & pepper shakers?????

 

George the 6th...... WW2 is most likely.....mid 40's or after..

 

Ok, they were marked for the 30’s. I wondered about that because what war would it be?

 

I was wondering if that’s what they were

 

I don't understand?
Marked ??

go look at NZ florins..

some are late 30's....

so , I guess it could be 30's

but I like them better for war time.....cuz...y'know....they're bullets...

 

That’s George VI, so they’re no earlier than 1937. Ww2.

 

Re: marketing these as WWII Trench Art-Kiwi divisions fought in many battles,esp Crete,Greece & Italy w/ the Allies.
Even though there wasn't much classic 'trench warfare' in WWII (as in WWI)-can't see how it's be a 'bustable' offense to put it in yr title/description.
PS-It's an 'art form' aka '1990's MCM (style) furniture'.Not manufactured from 1946-1965 ,but has all the attributes of the era's style.
You could say 'WWII Trench Art' to cover yourself

 

@bosko69 thank you so much for this info

 

sure, it's possible.....
u have the puppy in hand.....can u make out a date...
Would you care to go on a date ?

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Lol!!

 

With these puns,you two are really dating yourselves,that's gotta get lonely. But then again-what does it really fignify ? It's all so fruitless !
PS-You wanna get some real attention on the Bay-list it as 'WWIII Trench Art'.

 

Kind of a scary thought since it seems to be looming around the corner.

 

I’ll take another look but I think there is flaking on one coin. Ty