WWI Era Brass Trench Art Vase/Urn with Velveteen Red Roses | lots of patina

goblet or vase shape  made during or shortly after World War I (WWI)  Trench Art: The style, material, and construction strongly suggest it is a piece of trench art. Trench art refers to decorative objects made by soldiers, prisoners of war, or civilians from war materials, particularly shell casings or bullets.  Material: It is made of brass or bronze,  footed, deep cup or vase with a flared rim, vertical ribbing/fluting on the main body  Google A.I. says the trench art vase is expected and generally considered good for an antique item of this type  Patina (Expected): The darkening, subtle green areas, and variation in color on the brass surface is called patina.  General Wear (Expected): The vase shows minor signs of use and handling, such as slight surface scratches or minor inconsistencies in the shape, which are consistent with its age (over 100 years) and its origin as an object repurposed by hand from a shell casing.  vase is 7 3/4 in tall  7 in wide on top  5 1/2  inches wide on the bottom  Velveteen Roses deep red floral pic reshaped into a ring.  Easily removed, just lays on the top.    ^243... weight 2 lb 8.5 Oz   Very Good Condition will come EXACTLY AS SHOWN  LOVE TO BUNDLE with other items  SMOKE FREE Pet Free Environment