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Decorative Miniature Metal Cannon
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Description
This is a decorative miniature cannon made of brass or brass-plated metal with a golden finish. The piece features classic artillery styling with a cylindrical barrel, ornate spoked wheels, and a traditional carriage mount. The wheels display detailed spoke patterns typical of historical cannon designs, and the overall construction appears to be solid metal with good attention to detail.
Based on the ruler measurements visible in the images, the cannon measures approximately 4-5 inches in length from the rear of the carriage to the muzzle, with a height of roughly 2.5-3 inches to the top of the barrel, and a width of about 4 inches across the wheels. The barrel diameter appears to be approximately 0.5-0.75 inches.
The item is in good condition with a bright golden finish showing minimal tarnishing or wear. There are no visible manufacturer markings, signatures, or dates in these images. The craftsmanship suggests this is likely a decorative collectible piece, possibly a souvenir, desk accessory, or model cannon rather than a functional miniature artillery piece. The style is reminiscent of 18th-19th century field artillery design, though this appears to be a modern reproduction made for decorative purposes.
Based on the ruler measurements visible in the images, the cannon measures approximately 4-5 inches in length from the rear of the carriage to the muzzle, with a height of roughly 2.5-3 inches to the top of the barrel, and a width of about 4 inches across the wheels. The barrel diameter appears to be approximately 0.5-0.75 inches.
The item is in good condition with a bright golden finish showing minimal tarnishing or wear. There are no visible manufacturer markings, signatures, or dates in these images. The craftsmanship suggests this is likely a decorative collectible piece, possibly a souvenir, desk accessory, or model cannon rather than a functional miniature artillery piece. The style is reminiscent of 18th-19th century field artillery design, though this appears to be a modern reproduction made for decorative purposes.
Origin
N. Olmsted Cleanout
Listed
March 11, 2026