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William BLACK (XX) Shells and Stars Ink and wash, signed and inscribed, 15 x 21cm. Together with a second piece by the same hand. (2)Each piece appears to have had a light wash added to the front and the reverse, which could be mistaken for discolouration. There are no tears or folds to the pages. To the reverse of each piece there is a strip of tape which hints at the way the works have previously been displayed. If the works were to be framed this would be unnoticeable. 

Each with a knopped stem, the shaped square base with stylized shells. Height 9 1/2 inches (24 cm), total approximately 46 ounces.Good condition overall; each engraved arms to base; clearly hallmarked; good heavy gauge

Urn-form with applied band of shell and rope to rim and chased band of leaf tips to base, the husk handles with mask joins, the body engraved with sailing ships; the cover with crown of shells finial. Height overall 10 1/2 inches (27 cm), approximately 48 ounces.Generally good condition overall; good detail to decoration; engraved arms to one side and scene to other; cover engraved to top "G.H.M. to S.S.M. 1866 June 27th 1891"; gilt interior; clearly hallmarked; good heavy gauge

Each shaped knopped stem on a circular base with shells and scrolls. Height of each 11 inches (28 cm), weighted.Generally good condition overall; clearly hallmarked; engraved crest to base and bobeche

Realistically modelled on a base of waves with shells and coral, etc.. Length of base 7 inches (18 cm).Good condition overall; good detail to decoration; maker's mark T.W with a swan

Mid-19th centuryIron-red script Chamberlains Worcester 155 New Bond Street mark, of rectangular form, the center reserved with a bouquet of flowers and gilt-scroll and trellis border on a light blue ground below a band of applied shells and trailing foliage within a gilt-gadrooned border.Height 1 1/2 inches (3.7 cm), width 14 inches (35 cm), depth 9 inches (22.8 cm) With previous restorations, chips and losses to flowers, shells and ribbons, rubbing and losses to gilding.

Ensuite to the previous lot, each with a knopped stem, the shaped square base with stylized shells. Height 9 inches (23 cm), total approximately 39 ounces.Generally good condition overall; lacking bobeches; engraved arms to base; clearly hallmarked underside

A Poole pottery vase together with a collection of Nao figures, Staffordshire flatback figure, shells etc

Military interest - naval brass three draw telescope, no maker mark; WW1 trench art shells x2, German, dated Sept 1914 & June 1915; WW2 medals awarded to: Sergeant Michael Frederick Wynne, REME (unmarked but consigned by the recipient's son), France and Germany Star, 1939-45 medal, Defence medal.(6)

Conchology - a group of Paua shells, graduated sizes, the largest 21cm x 16cm, and another shell, Tutufa bubo, or similar, (8).

A collection of wicker baskets, largest 52cm long; assorted Shells, etc, qty.

A GOOD LOUIS XVITH STYLE GILTWOOD GILDED UPRIGHT MIRROR with acanthus, shells and cupids. 5ft 9ins high x 3ft 2ins wide.

A GOOD LARGE LOUIS XVITH STYLE GILTWOOD UPRIGHT MIRROR with garlands, cupids and shells. 6ft 10ins high x 3ft 6ins wide.

Three Chinese carved walnut shells, carved in relief all over with figures, Dragon, Tiger and pagoda / AN47

Two Chinese carved walnut shells carved in relief all over with figures and faces / AN47

Two spelter Marli horses, two glass ball ceiling lights, shells etc Condition Report:Available upon request

A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED BRITAINS DEETAIL GERMAN INFANTRY SOLDIER FIGURES, mixture of tan and green base figures, includes Mortar Crew, No.7333, missing shells and B.M.W. Motorcycle Combination, No.9681, with a quantity of Herald style British figures, assorted field guns and scenic accessories, all appear largely complete and in fairly good condition, few with loose arms, with a damaged scratchbuilt wooden horse drawn carriage contained in a vintage Goodies Chocolates cardboard box (2 boxes)

A George VI silver suite of cutlery, the knife and fork with mother of pearl handle and the spoon handle ornately decorated with shells, scrolling motifs, flowers, etc., and initialled R, Sheffield 1932, in fitted case inscribed Marianne Clare Bailey from RG.

The molded rectangular top with rounded corners above a shaped deep frieze profusely carved with scrolling foliage and tendrils centered by opposing C-scrolls flanking a leaf, all on a punched ground, the sides carved with shells, on long leaf-carved cabriole legs ending in claw-and-ball feet; the underside stamped H.U.THeight 30 1/4 inches (79.4 cm), width 69 inches (175.2 cm), depth 29 1/2 inches (74.8 cm)Condition commensurate with age and use, top appears to be original formerly with corner blocks, now removed and now with screwed-in metal braces for attachment and stability, age cracks, losses and shrinkage to friezes, old marks and scratches, lifting to veneers of top of frieze, scuffs to legs and feet.

The arched and divided mirror plate surmounted by a plume finial and flanked by coved shells above a shell-carved apron within mirrored borders.Height 76 1/2 inches (194.31 cm), width 40 inches (101.6 cm)Later gilding now with rubbing, repaired breaks to carved elements, left side mirror panel cracked, replacements to most panels, center panel with some age, oxidation and crystallization.

A Scottish John Deacons domed paperweight, with three fish above anchor and shells, 8cm diam, marked JD;   another, with bird amongst grasses, 8.5cm diam, marked P (2)

A Worcester Barr, Flight and Barr coffee can, bat printed with shells, banded in gilt, impressed mark, 1804 - 1813

A group of brass ornaments, glass storage jars, two mantle clocks, inert brass shells, two oil lamps. (2 boxes)

19th Century mahogany drop leaf dining table on pad feet, 72cm by 52cm by 136cm (leaves down), along with collection of glass, china, metalwares, sea shells and minerals, etc.

Group of penknives, pens, shells, pair of opera glasses, two compass and other items

SWAROVSKI; a large collection of various ornaments including butterflies, shells etc, all boxed.Condition Report: All in good condition

Twenty-one dark brown glazed shells from Hall Ceramics. These can be used for serving escargot or as salt or spice dips. Stamped on the bottom Hall Made in the USA. Each one measures approximately 2"L x 1.5"W x 1.25"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Hall CeramicsCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

A collection of natural shells

A pair of Brass artillery shells dated 1943, 31cms high x 6cms base diameter. Estimate £20-40.

Set of 2 prints: Artist: Chikanobu Yoshu (1838-1912) Title: Portrait of a Woman Writing a Poem in Jokyo Era (1684-1688) and Children Playing / Portrait of a married woman around Meiwa period (1764-1772) and a lacquer box for shells Series: A Mirror of the Ages Publisher: Matsuki Heikichi Date: 1896-1898 Size: 34.6 x 22.5 cm / 34.6 x 22.4 cm Condition: Slightly trimmed, minor stains. / Slightly trimmed, minor stains and creases. Ref: CMAG251 / CMAG248

A floral still life constructed of shells. Glazed in a carved oak frame, 74cm x 104cm

An early 20th century R Lalique 'Coquilles' glass plate. Designed by René Lalique (1860-1945), the clear glass plate with moulded opalescent shell design, the bottoms of the four central shells forming feet, wheel cut mark for 'R LALIQUE FRANCE' and engraved to base, diameter 20cm

An African carved wooden and painted tribal mask, wearing a textured headdress, suspended with cowrie shells, hoops and a bell, 42cm highOverall condition looks to be complete, with general wear, as seen in the images.

A selection of assorted sea shells, shipping unavailable

WWI-WWII collection of shells and cartridges.

An audio-technica AT-LP 120-USB Direct Drive Professional Turntable with instructions (untested) with accessories including spare head shells and cartridges (Ortofon OM Pro S)

A Large Neo-Classical Style Gilt Mirror, adorned with putto shells and floral swags, 110cm by 212cm

A 19th Century Staffordshire elephant and castle spill vase, 16.5 cm high, together with a Worcester style majolica spill vase as a collection of shells held aloft by a stylised dolphin on a circular foot, 11 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The elephant has had significant restoration to the top and some touching up to the ears. In need of a good clean, has areas of crazing throughout, particularly to the inside of the castle turret. The shell vase has some areas of restoration throughout, crazing throughout. Both pieces are in need of a good clean and have general wear and tear on top of faults - see images for more details.

A Lalique opalescent glass "Coquilles" bowl 24 cm diameter x 9.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS There is a large scratch to the inside of the bowl and base of the bowl underneath has a slightly strange, almost square mark, although this seems to have been done during manufacture, rather than scratching. Along the central roundel through the base of one of the shells. Otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use to include some minor scratches, in need of a clean. See images for further detail.

A quantity of shells including land snails, etc.

SELECTION OF HORN, AGATE AND TOIRTOIESSHELL EFFECT ITEMSincluding a pair of agate bookends, a cased tortoiseshell effect brush and comb, a white metal mounted horn, various handheld mirrors, mother of pearl caviar and other small spoons, and eleven oyster shells

Drinkers Interest. Includes Silver Plate Shot Glasses, Urquhart Glen Grant Finest Highland Malt Whiskey, Distilled In 1948 - 1961, 40% + Selection of Silver Plate Cocktails Sticks In the Form of Shells - Please See Photo.

Mid-late 20th century African strung bead necklaces of porcupine quills, coloured beads, shells, leather and string made and worn by the indigenous women of the Mwino Valley, Kenya, with the more elaborate brightly coloured examples designed for married girls/women, whilst the natural, plainer necklaces were worn by pre-pubescent young girls (1 bag)Provenance: from a collection of items gifted to the Revered Canon Philip Price (British, 1925-2010) from the Pokot and Tamkal tribal communicates as a mark of respect and thanks for his ministry and good works. The majority are utilitarian or decorative items used by the indigenous people with a selection made by schoolchildren from the villages of the Mwino Valley. See a copy of the document signed and sealed by Leonard Mombassa, née Beecher, Archbishop of the Province of East Africa, from 1960 to 1970, recording the gift of the items to Price.Note: Proceeds from the sale will go directly to the people of the Mwino Valley, contributing to relief efforts in response to recent devastating floods.

An unusual mother of pearl shell with silver mounted rim, Birmingham marks 1910, 8" long together with a pair of similar mother of pearl shells (3)

YRJO KUKKAPURO (Finnish, B. 1933.) for HAIMI, Junior Lounge chairs, a pair, upholstered in red leather, labels to seat stems, (2)Condition Report: Both chairs exhibit overall domestic wear and tear.The leather is discoloured and cracked with use. There are some pin prick marks to the surfaces.One of the shells has tape residues to the backs. White paint losses in places overall.

TWO CONCH SEASHELLS, AND A BRANCH CORAL both shells with spiral spine formationlargest 27cm wide

A set of four George III silver cast candlesticks by William Cafe, each with a shell cast sconce, a part scroll and turned column, and a shaped base embellished with shells, etc., London 1762, 83.72oz overall, 24cm high.

A quantity of militaria, to include buttons, badges, spent brass shells, etc.

A large quantity of metal ware, to include brass vintage steam event plaques, spent rifle shells, and large artillery shell.

Mid 19th century, in the manner of Jacob PetitEach faceted form painted with blossoms and shells flanked by masked handles above a band of gilt oval medallions, on a stepped base and harry paw feet.Height 34 1/2 inchesWith previous restorations, each with repairs above socle, rubbing and losses to decoration, one with small chip to square base, wired for electricity, please note that Doyle does not guarantee electrical wiring for lighting.With previous restorations, each with repairs above socle, rubbing and losses to decoration, one with small chip to square base, wired for electricity, please note that Doyle does not guarantee electrical wiring for lighting.Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and our Organization shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

In the Chinese Chippendale style, the pagoda-form cresting with central full figure above divided cartouche-form mirror plates and pierced rocaille apron with icicles and shells. Height 54 inches, width 57 inches, depth 10 inches. With previous restorations, re-gilded, lacking carved elements to frame at upper proper right corner, cracks, chips and losses to gilding.With previous restorations, re-gilded, lacking carved elements to frame at upper proper right corner, cracks, chips and losses to gilding.Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and our Organization shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

A PAIR OF GILTWOOD AND COMPOSITION ARMCHAIRS FRENCH OR ITALIAN, 19TH CENTURY Decorated overall with rockwork, shells and foliage, each with a shaped padded back and serpentine seat, upholstered in pink cotton covers, on slender cabriole legs 86cm high, 53cm wide, 55cm deep Condition Report: Fair condition, structurally secure but with inevitable wear and losses to the gilt composition.Condition Report Disclaimer

THE ADLINGTON HALL OAK HALL ARMCHAIRS A PAIR OF VICTORIAN OAK HALL ARMCHAIRS MID-19TH CENTURY Boldly carved throughout with shells and foliage, each with a shaped back carved with the unicorn crest of the Legh family the scrolled arms with downswept supports above a solid seat, the carved front seat rail centred by a cabochon on turned tapering legs, one with replaced brass ball castors 122cm high, 63cm wide, 60cm deep Together with a Victorian oak hall chair, the shaped back also centred with a unicorn crest 99cm high, 49cm wide, 51cm deep Provenance: Probably acquired by Charles Richard Banastre Legh (1821-88) for Adlington Hall, Cheshire, possibly as part of a refurbishment of the mansion, and thence by descent. Literature: 'Adlington Hall, Cheshire: The Seat of Mr. A.M.R. Legh', Country Life, 29 July 1905, p. 129, 'The Old Hall' (one chair without arms); p. 131, 'The Fresco, North Corner of Hall' (one chair without arms)  G. Nares, 'Adlington Hall, Cheshire-II: The Home of Mrs Legh', Country Life, 5 December 1952, p. 1829, fig. 3, 'The West End of the Hall' (one chair without arms); p. 1830, fig. 5 'The Mullioned Windows on the South Wall of the Hall' (one chair without arms); p. 1831, fig. 8 'The Gallery in the North-West Corner of the Hall' (one chair with arms). Adlington Guide Book: The Great Hall: 'One of a pair of oak armchairs' Adlington Guide Book: 'The Great Hall' 'Pair of oak armchairs with boldly carved downswept arm supports, solid seats and back panels carved with the crest of the Legh family' Condition Report: One armchair has later castors,both armchairs have splits to the back and the seats and new blocks under the seat. The side chair has a split to lower back. The seat is split and has new blocks. Overall condition consistent with age.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A GEORGE II WALNUT AND BURR WALNUT CONCERTINA-ACTION GAMES TABLE IN THE MANNER OF BENJAMIN CROOK, CIRCA 1740 The earred, hinged top with a baize-lined interior with candle stands and counter wells, on cabriole legs headed by shells and with claw and ball feet, repairs to veneers 73cm high, 92cm wide, 46cm deep Condition Report: Overall in good condition, structurally secure with minor general wear and tear consistent with age and use. As noted there are repairs to the veneers, notably on the table top, the veneer probably scraped back, flattened and re-laid. One scroll-carved ear missing to back right leg.Condition Report Disclaimer

King Penguin Books. A Collection of 13 King Penguin Books. Including Seashore Life and Pattern 1944 with coloured plates. Flowers of the Woods 1946 with coloured plates.British Shells 1943 with coloured plates and others. [13]

A George VI silver two-handled bowl, with engraved inscription, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1940, length 14.5cm, and a group of other silver, including a bonbon tazza, a pair of butter shells, Birmingham 1898, length 5.5cm, and a four-division toast rack, weighable items 597.8g.

A George III silver beaker of tapering cylindrical form, engraved with stylized scallop shells above lappet and pendant decoration, on a circular stepped foot, London 1784 with incuse duty mark by Thomas Chawner, weight 140.8g, height 9.5cm.

A pair of cast salts realistically modelled as oyster shells stood on three ball feet, marked CJ, SILVER and LIVERPOOL, length 9cm, weight 8.5ozt.

A George II silver square salver, engraved centrally with a crest and overall with an elaborate design of scrolls, shells, leaves, etc, each corner containing a heraldic lion, with re-entrant corners and shaped feet, London 1749, maker William Peaston, 28oz, 25.5cm wide.

A mid 18thC reliquary, the pressed horn lid decorated with a gentleman on horseback, Prince Charles of Lorraine, embellished with curled paper, shells, etc, 5.5cm diameter.