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A pair of stone composition birdbaths, 20th century and possibly incorporating earlier elements, the circular basins cast as shells, raised on rough-hewn foliate balusters; on circular socles with paw feet, 97cm high, the basins 60cm diameter

A 19thC mahogany open armchair in the manner of Gillows, the figured shaped back joined by shepherd's crook arms, with an oval drop in seat, on cabriole legs, headed by shells, on ball and claw feet.Provenance: by repute from Normanby Hall

A PAIR OF OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE WINE COOLERS OF CAMPANA SHAPE WITH LEAFY SCROLLING HANDLES, THE DETACHABLE RIM WITH SHELLS, ENGRAVED WITH ARMORIALS, 28CM H, BY BLAGDON, HODGSON & CO, C1820 Light wear, engraved to both sides, the arms of one side, the crest on the other, not re-plated

AN ENGLISH PORCELAIN GREEN GROUND BASKET, PAINTED WITH PANELS OF FLOWERS IN RAISED GILT RESERVES, THE LIGHTLY MOULDED BORDER OF SCROLLING LEAVES AND SHELLS, 25.5CM L, C1825-30 Internal hairline crack across base and localised wear. Handle undamaged, no restoration

AN EDWARDIAN ROSEWOOD ARMCHAIR, THE U-SHAPED FRAME INLAID IN SATINWOOD AND BONE HEIGHTENED IN PENWORK WITH SHELLS AND TRAILING FLOWERS, BRASS CASTORS, SEAT HEIGHT 34CM, C1905 Upholstery slightly faded and soiled, small loss to inlay

A box of shells, coral and fish bones.

2 BRASS SHELLS

A Wedgwood lustre bowl by Daisy Makeig-Jones, mottled blue exterior with gilt fish, shells and seaweed, mottled turquoise interior with stylised fish and seaweed, circa 1920s, D.16cm

Large collection of sea shells, some carved.

Natural History Conchology to include exotic sea shells, coral, clam shells, branch coral, conch, mother of pearl, etc.

Oriental china and ornaments, jar of buttons, beach related china and novelties, collection of sea shells, pictures, lamp, jewellery, etc.

OO gauge model railways; a selection of loose playworn locomotives, spares and restoration parts; including, Hornby 'Flying Scotsman' in glass display case, Lima W22 diesel engine, Tri-ang R356 'Winston Churchill', other locomotives, shells and bases, along with three Hornby Dublo passsenger coaches, a kit built metal model of a GWR 0-6-0 Dean Goods locomotive, boxed, other metal kits parts and a Gauge O original catalogue for Bassett-Lowke model railways.

A Portuguese Palissy Style Dish Decorated with Lobster and Mussel Shells in Relief, 21cm Diameter

QUANTITY OF SHELLS

A DISPLAY CABINET OF MINERALS AND BOX OF FOSSILS, the wooden display box containing samples of quartz, fluorite and other minerals, together with a box of fossils such as ammonites, trilobites, belemnites, shells, together with a rough piece of peacock ore, rough quartz in matrix, a carved agate ash tray etc  Condition Report  approximate width 365mm x depth 266mm x height 308mm

A BOX CONTAINING VARIOUS ITEMS OF BRASS ITEMS/SHELLS AND A PAIR OF BINCOLULARS ETC, to include shell case (rifle) and two bullets, two WWI era cigarette lighters two piece, small brass extending telescope (no makers mark apparent) and a pair of Karlstadt brass binoculars, engraved details to top bar, but not readable (one glass lens and one eyepiece are missing)

FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE OF CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, including studio pottery, Hanni, Steffisburg, David Lichfield, C.W.Howell, Japanese Celadon, Prinknash etc, together with a box of shells etc

TWO BOXES OF FOSSILS, SHELLS, EMU AND OSTRITCH EGGS, ETC, including ammonites, nautilus shell, scallop shells, sheep skull, etc (two boxes)

FIVE CARVED OCEANIA TRIBAL ART ITEMS, comprising a Maori adze handle, with stylised human figure, approximate length 39.5cm, two paddle shaped clubs, one with carved decoration, approximate length 82cm, another club with saw like edge, approximate length 54cm and one with jagged head, approximate length 73cm (sd) (5)  Condition Report  These items have come to us as part of a large estate clearance. The deceased vendor or family must have travelled, the fossils and shells in the auction are also from the same estate. There are several splits in the wood, no repair is visible to the handle or figure but we cannot confirm there is damage or repair under the woven rope bands where the stone would slot in. It weighs 428.2 grams. It doesn't feel as heavy as some hardwoods but has carved well. We have two stones but neither fit in the slot well

A collection of Swarovski Wonders of the sea boxed shells and creatures.

Large Box of Military Paperwork, including rolled map of Falaise (France) 1943; black and white photograph of French artillery shells being unloaded; 1943 Technical Manual Enemy Land Mines and Booby Traps; War Department Military Dictionary English – Russian and Russian – English 1941; Box file of reprint information on German ordnance, etc.

North African tribal arm dagger with wooden grip and leather sheath, and another African tribal dagger with 8 inch double edged crude blade, the carved grip with head pommel with leather sheath mounted with shells, nut casings and carved face panel (2)

19th century Minton porcelain flower holder, white porcelain with three shells and cherubs above

A large and decorative wall-hanging mirror having a moulded pediment depicting flower heads and shells etc. (74cm widest point x 195cm high)

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS COPPER TANKARD, probably Newlyn or Hayle, cylindrical, repousse with shells and sea with ships in the distance. 18.5cm high

Mixed lot to include two Victorian framed Prattware pot lids, sundry glass paperweights, cowrie shells etc

A 20th Century antique bespoke tray table comprising of an ebonised scalloped metal tray top raised on squared legs being decorated with shells, fish and crustaceans. Measures; 43cm x 78cm x 60cm.

A quantity of miscellanea to include a marble mortar, few shells, bow tie, boxed leather cased tape measure, American flag etc.

A large box of miscellaneous items including metal Harrods shoe stretchers, shells, metal teapot, metal trap, etc.

A quantity of miniature shells and coral mostly from the Far East.

A quantity of Fossil finds from the Glacial deposits of the East Coast including Oyster shells taken from the wall of an old well on a beach.

OCTAGONAL WALL MIRRORwith a brass embossed frame decorated with shells around a bevelled plate, 74cm high

OCTAGONAL WALL MIRRORwith a brass embossed frame decorated with shells around a bevelled plate, 74cm wide

Two boxes of assorted glassware including vases, jugs, flagon with applied shells etc

1961 Royal Enfield 495cc Meteor MinorRegistration no. 134 RPKFrame no. 6005Engine no. CC 30085Launched in 1948, Royal Enfield's 500cc parallel twin followed orthodox lines, though the use of separate cylinder barrels and heads, and the incorporation of the oil tank within the crankcase - a feature inherited from the Redditch firm's singles - was unusual. The new engine was installed in what was basically the Bullet frame, the latter an advanced design featuring swinging-arm rear suspension. The Enfield twin was progressively up-dated, gaining a double-sided front brake for 1955 and a crankshaft-mounted alternator and the new Bullet-type frame for 1957, before undergoing a more radical revision in 1958. Dubbed the Meteor Minor, the new twin featured short-stroke engine dimensions, replaceable big-end shells, 17' wheels, and bigger brakes, and was built in standard and De Luxe forms, the latter being equipped with - among other refinements - a dual seat, pillion footrests, and an enclosed rear chain. There was also a Sport variant equipped with a different inlet camshaft that boosted peak power to 33bhp at 6,500rpm, a 3bhp/250rpm improvement over the standard/De-luxe models. This apparently restored Meteor Minor has not been used for 18 months and will require re-commissioning before returning to the road. It should be noted that although the engine turns over there is no compression. The machine comes with a V5C document and is sold strictly as viewed.Footnotes:As with all Lots in the Sale, this Lot is sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19th Century Italian antique wall mirror having an ornate Rococo influenced gesso on wood frame carved with scrolls and shells. Central square mirror panel set within the ornate frame. Complete with hanging chain to verso. Measures: 58cm x 67cm.

Electric sander, wall tiles of shells etc

S. John - Oil on canvas - Still-life of goblet and shells on a table, signed lower right, 49cm x 60cm, framed

Pair of Royal Worcester porcelain vases formed as shells supported by coral on the sea bed, numbered 101, a Royal Doulton figure - Fair Lady, musical teapot, etc

A collection of assorted ceramics, including a Royal Doulton 'Romeo' series ware cabinet plate, a late Victorian Doulton Lambeth motto jug, inscribed 'He That Buys Land Buys Stones, He That Buys Flesh Buys Bones, He That Buys Eggs Buys Many Shells, He That Buys Good Ale Buys Nothing Else', a Mettlach blue glazed vase, various transfer printed cabinet plates, a collection of Ridgways 'Coaching Days' pieces, etc (one box)

A Middle Eastern silver coloured twin handled tray, with twin scroll and reeded handles, a tongue and dart border and shells, on four ball feet, 49cm (19 1/4in) long, 1820g (58.55 oz)Condition Report: Mark untracedSlight wobbles and flexesSmall patch of heavy pittingLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A Victorian silver oblong twin handled tray, maker's mark for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., overstriking that of another, London 1891, with twin loop gadrooned handles, a gadrooned border with shells at intervals, engraved with a crest, 69.5cm (27 1/4in) long, 2913g (93.7 oz)The crest for NICOLLCondition Report: Marks are generally clearCrest if crispLight to medium scratchesCondition Report Disclaimer

A late Victorian silver shaped circular salver by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1897, retailed by Bristol Goldsmiths Alliance, the raised scroll rim with shells at intervals, on four scroll and leaf bracket feet, 44.5cm (17 1/2in) diameter, 2276g (73.15 oz)Condition Report: Marks are well struckWobblesLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A late Victorian silver shaped circular salver by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd., London 1897, with a raised moulded border with shells at intervals, on three foliate scroll feet, 39cm (15 1/4in) diameter, 1329g (42.75 oz)Condition Report: Marks are well struckStands wellLight scratchers and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

Manchester, Exhibition of Art Treasures 1857, white metal medal, 63mm (BHM 2605; E 1513), good extremely fine with original brass shells, another, 41mm, (BHM 2606), extremely fine with original brass shells, set of three white metal medalets, Victoria, Albert, Prince of Wales, each 27mm, good extremely fine with original brass shells, and a white metal medal for Foundation of New Royal Exchange, 61mm, extremely fine (6)

An Edwardian silver shaped circular salver by Barker Brothers, Birmingham 1904, with a moulded raised scroll border with shells at intervals, on three scroll feet, 31.5cm (12 1/2in) diameter, 827g (26.6 oz)Condition Report: Marks are clearStands wellLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A silver twin handled oval tray by Asprey & Co. Ltd., Sheffield 1967, with twin gadrooned loop handles, a gadrooned border with shells at intervals, 47cm (18 1/2in) long, 1167g (37.55 oz)Condition Report: Marks are well struckSlightly wobblesLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A collection of tropical and other shells, various

A collection of good sized conch shells, a nautilus shell, three taxidermy sea horses, in wooden mount, and a large collection of tropical and other shells

Five good sea shells, largest L. 24cm.

A quantity of good sea shells.

A WWII 'Periscope No 34 MK I' by Ross of London from an XT class midget submarine:, the conical head on an 83 inch 2 1/4 inch diameter main tube with box section eyepiece stamped as per title and numbered 'No.7. 15°' and serial number '83868' over War Department arrow, chequered focus eyepiece, the whole 234cm long, together with a pair of brass wall mounts, also a copy of Warren C, E, T & Benson, J 'Above Us The Waves. The Story of Midget Submarines and Human Torpedoes', White Lion publishing , London 1971 edition and nine other maritime related volumes.*Notes- The X class midget submarines were built for the Royal Navy during 1943-44 by Vickers Armstrong as the next step in submersible warfare from the Chariot manned torpedo. Known individually as 'X- craft', of the twelve vessels delivered in 1944 XT1 to XT6 were built as training craft as denoted by the letter 'T' (i) The First deployment of the X craft was in September 1943 for Operation Source, the attack on the German warships Tirpitz, Lutzow and Scharnhorst based at Kafjord, Nordkapp in Norway. Of the six craft used only two were successful in laying their charges under the Tirpitz (Scharnhorst and Lutzow being out on manoeuvres), crippling the ship and leaving her out of action until May 1944. X craft were also used in Operation Postage Able for Overload, D-day landings taking surveys of the landing beaches. Of the six XT craft two were taken to Aberlady Bay, East Lothian and moored to four anti-tank blocks at the low tide mark as targets for live fire missions by the RAF with experimental explosive cannon shells. Their structures can still be reached during low spring tides. The periscopes fitted to the XT craft were shorter than used on operational craft and also not retractable as the XT craft were built for training purposes only, at less expense and with fewer fittings (ii).* Notes References - i Warren, C, E, T. & Benson, J. 'Above Us The Waves...', White Lion publishing (1971) page 153.ii Ibid.

20 assorted American first day covers to include an embossed "Shells" issue.Together with "Ameripex'86" and "50th Anniversary National Archives". Post marks for Rosemount, Washington D.C, Boston, San Antonio, New York and San Diego.

A mahogany cased surgical kit with ivorine plaque "Surgical Manufacturing Co. Surgical Instrument Makers 83-85 Mortimer Street London W1" (incomplete), together with a box of various microscope slides, mainly animal sections and a box of blank slides, a pair of steel hair tongs and a bag of various vintage shells, fossils and geodes and a cased vintage drawing set

A three drawer miniature cabinet containing shells and geological specimens

A large quantity of mostly shells, geological samples and fossils. (qty)

A late 19th century gilt bronze tazza base (lacking top), cast with fruit, swags, shells and three winged cherubs supporting a circular plate, 17.5cm high. (a.f.)

Britains boxed 155mm Gun, gun missing one spade, otherwise good complete condition with cartridge and 3 shells, box lid missing one end, internal compartment torn, generally worn,

Britains post WW2 version vehicles and guns comprising boxed 155mm gun, complete with all shells, missing trail spades, some paint wear, boxed 1877 Beetle Lorry, box F but complete, lorry badly damaged to front, and unboxed wheeled AA gun, incomplete and damaged, (3 items),

Collection of items, to include a collection of tins, a weight, cowrie shells, vanity set, (qty)