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VICTORIAN BRASS OIL LAMP, with clear glass chimney, the baluster glass shade engraved with scrolling foliage, interspersed with shells and acanthus leaves, the reservoir mounted with three dragon's heads with hoop handles, above three paw feet, on a circular base, 64cm high

A collection of RAF items, to include brass button polishers and shells.

A Late 18th Century Fan in the Grand Tour Style, the monture of ivory, the gorge sticks shaped throughout with different detail to the lower gorge, the upper guards also carved and pierced. The double paper leaf shows a central cartouche of a barely clad Venus with three cherubs, seemingly at play. Side vignettes contained within formal borders show cherubs with shells, and the reserves are filled with classical columns, floral wreaths, stylised vases and small faces. The verso is painted in pastels with butterflies and insects within a slender leafy border. Guard length 10.5 inches or 26.5cm. Both guards appear to have been reinforced at the shoulder under the leaf. Three of the gorge sticks are warped, seen mainly when the fan is closed. A leaf repair is evident approx. 1 inch up to the very left, albeit quite hard to spot.

GEORGE II MAHOGANY SILVER TABLE, possibly Irish, the tray top above a shaped frieze with carved shells, slender cabriole legs and carved feet, height 71cm, width 79cm, depth 53cm

ROYAL DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE PLANTER, the bulbous body enamelled and gilded with scrolls and flowers, impressed marks to base, 20cm high, along with a Doulton pitcher, decorated with a band of shells (2)

ROYAL DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE JUG, decorated with four roundels and the ryhme 'He that buys land buys stones, he that buys flesh buys bones, he that buys eggs buyes many shells, he that buys good ale buys nothing else', 18.5cm high

§ Gilbert Spencer, RA (British, 1892-1979) Study of a standing female nude; a further nude study and sketches of shells to the reverse pencil 53 x 33cm (21 x 13in)

A box containing +/- 300 Devon minnow shells.

A selection of silver and white metal items, to include a silver and mother of pearl rattle hallmarked for Chester, 1961, a silver compact, a silver cased knife, a charm bracelet, a white metal belt and two mother-of-pearl shells. Condition reports are not available for Interiors sales.

SHELLS & SHELL-WORK including a group of exotic shells contained in a burr walnut and mother-of-pearl inlaid writing box, pair of sailor's sweetheart-token shell-work anchor plaques and three shell-work caskets

ASSORTED ITEMS including pair of Staffordshire spaniel spill holders / bathroom cabinet with shells as contents / assorted ceramics / assorted tins ETC

Britains Heavy Howitzer No.1 khaki finish, with ammunition, in original box (Condition Good-Fair, three shells missing, box Poor) and from set 313, one standing and six kneeling gunners, with a kneeling officer, in peak caps (Condition Good, end of scabbard missing) 1930 (9)

Britains Royal Regiment of Artillery set 313, peak caps, green equipment in original Whisstock box, set 313, RARE SECOND VERSION, steel helmets, two men with ramrods (one kneeling without ramrod missing), three second grade standing and set 1730, Team of Gunners with shells (one standing missing) in original Whisstock box (Condition Very Good, boxes Fair, some splits) 1940 (24)

FLIGHT BARR AND BARR, WORCESTER, TWO HANDLED CUP AND SAUCER, painted with shells and seaweed on a gilt seaweed ground and beneath a jewelled and gilt rim, the saucer similarly decorated, puce printed marks, diameter of saucer 13.5cm Provenance: Lawrences Fine Art, 8th June 1989, Lot 270

TWO 1918 DATED TRENCH ART SHELLS AND A COPPER HUNTING HORN (3)

A collection of tropical shells, various

A GEORGE I STYLE WALNUT WING ARMCHAIR with a channeled frame, a serpentine back, padded ears and bold out-scroll arms, on cabriole legs carved with shells and foliage and ending in shaped pad feet with conforming carved decoration, 24" wide across the arms x 50.5" high

A GEORGE II MAHOGANY BREAK-FRONT LIBRARY BOOKCASE in the manner of William Kent, circa 1735, the upper part with triangular broken arched pediment carved with stylised acanthus leaves and bands of "egg and dart" and key pattern dentilling, the entablature carved with a central classical mask from which emanate rays of light on a trellis and rosette ground over four glazed doors with plain rectangular glazing bars, the lower section with a brushing slide over four plain cupboards, on a plinth base carved with scrolling acanthus leaves, shells and ribbons interspersed by rosettes, 100" wide x 103" high x 17" deep

A PAIR OF GEORGE II WALNUT SIDE CHAIRS, circa 1735, attributable to William Hallett, with rectangular padded backs and seats, on cabriole legs carved at the knee with stylised scallop-shells and ending in claw and ball feet, 23.5" across the seat Provenance: Acquired from Hotspur at the Grosvenor House Fair, 1949, described as formerly the property of the Earl of Jersey.

AN IMPORTANT GEORGE II IRISH MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE, the rectangular top with a bold gadrooned edge over a deep apron carved and pierced with rocaille-work, shells, leafy fronds and scroll-work, on a ground incised with a diaper pattern, on four cabriole legs carved to the knee with rocaille cabochons and ending in carved webbed feet, 55.5" wide x 25.5" deep x 31" high Literature: Anthony Coleridge: "Chippendale Furniture", published 1968, no.364, where the author states "...from Raynham Hall, Norfolk, where it is thought Chippendale was employed".

Box of coral, shells etc

A Sheraton style mahogany oval butler's tray with undulating gallery and brass handles, painted with flowers and scallop shells, 71cm

A late 19th century brass framed timepiece with square shaped frame decorated with scallop shells within a pierced border of flowers, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, the movement stamped R & Co within an oval border, 22cm high, with key

An advertising chalk board, Surf Fresh, From The Sea Today, moulded with a lobster, shells, and prawns, 48cm H, 61cm W.

Loose shells, to include: conch shells of varying sizes; sand dollars; scallop shells; and others; together with a shell encrusted box; another shell sculpture; a shell framed mirror; and other items.

A pair of painted and gilded beechwood fauteuils, the carved frame decorated with reeding and acanthus leaves, the top and seat rail with chased shells and scrolls, 112cm high Purchased: Guinevere 1984

A Collection of Four Beetle Shells with Iridescent Decoration

Collection of shells, various examples, (qty)

Collection of fossils, examples of ammonites, shells, anemone etc (qty)

Collection of wade whimsies, sea shells, miniature trowel etc. (qty)

Two trays of mainly military crested china including tank, ships, canon, shells etc and two Bruce Bainsfather jugs.

HILLIARD & THOMASON:- A Victorian caddy spoon with a fruit & tendril stem and a gilt bowl chased with fruit & leaves by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1864 & another similar with sea shells in the bowl by the same maker, Birmingham 1856; the latter 3.5" (9 cms) long; 0.8 oz (2)

A GEORGE III SWING HANDLED SWEETMEAT BASKET with pierced sides, openwork feet and a gadrooned oval rim with applied shells and scrolls, crested, by Edward Aldridge, London 1767; 6.25" (16 cms) long; 6 oz

A LATE GEORGE III WINE GOBLET with a campana-shaped bowl and a pedestal foot, decorated with applied friezes of flowers and foliate shells, gilt interior, by Joseph Angell, London 1817; 5.5" (14 cms) high; 8.9 oz

A LATE COMMONWEALTH / EARLY CHARLES II LARGE PORRINGER of bellied form with a flat base, cast mask & scroll handles and a plain waisted neck, the lower body embossed and chased with four classical portrait medallions with areas of auricular scrollwork & shells heightened with prickings, maker's mark "IW" (with a tun below)*, London 1660; 8.75" (22.3 cms) wide overall; 6.2" (15.6 cms) high; 23.4 oz *See Jackson's Revised pp.120 1st mark on page, as seen on various articles of the period 1643-1663, including the "Blacksmiths" cup.

A SET OF SIX LATE 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN TABLE SPOONS decorated with foliage and shells, initialled, by Gorham & Co., five various antique later-decorated or "berry" table spoons, and a set of eleven plated ice cream or sorbet spoons, Fiddle, Thread & Shell pattern; 26.6 oz weighable silver (22)

A MIXED LOT:- An Edwardian mug and saucer in a fitted case (lacking spoon) with engraved initials and date "1906", by William Comyns, London 1906, two butter shells, a pair of late Victorian bonbon dishes by William Comyns, London 1896/97 and two mugs (one initialled); the bonbon dishes 8.75" (22 cms) long; 24.6 oz (7)

A HANGING CANDLE LAMP possibly Regency, the glass bowl with gilt metal mounted decorated with shells, 17cm diameter x 17cm high

A box of sea shells

Two silver butter shells, mustard, vase and paper clip.

WW1 & WW2 British & Australian Royal Navy medal group to Boy Signaller Ayres, who was present at the Battle of Jutland on H.M.S. Colossus. 1914-15 Star, impressed named J.37111. W.G.AYRES. SG.BOYR.N.; War Medal impressed named J.37111. W.G. AYRES. SIG. R.N.; Victory medal named correctly but very faint, War Medal & Australian Service Medal 1939-45 impressed named W29073 W.G.AYRES;. Comes with copies Navy service papers, medal roll, 1923 passenger list and research. WW2 Australian records not digitalised as of this date. William George AYRES was born in Elmstead, Essex on the 9th February 1899. He joined the Royal Navy as a Boy and commenced 22/3/1915 aged 16. Height 4’10”. He served as a signaller through most of his time in the Royal Navy. William served on battleships and Destroyers from 1915 – 1918. 17/9/1915 – 1/10/1916. HMS Colossus “Battle of Jutland” William was a boy signaller. Served HMS Colossus (During the battle she fired a total of 93 twelve-inch shells (During the Battle, H.M.S/ Colossus was the only dreadnought from the main body of the Grand Fleet to be hit by German shells, herself claiming several hits on German ships), 17/9/1915 – 1/10/1916. 1916 -1918 Destroyers attached to the Grand Fleet. 12/6/1919 – 30/9/1919 HMS Caesar. From 1918 to 1919 she served as a depot ship, firstly in the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas and then the Black Sea in support of naval operations against the Bolsheviks. In this latter role, she was the last of the pre-dreadnought battleships to see service outside the United Kingdom. Returning to England in 1920. 1/10/1919 – 19/9/1920 HMS Julius. Julius from 1 October 1919 was the Harbour Craft Base for Constantinople. 4/6/1921 Demobilised. William emigrated to West Australia in 1923. WW2 Australian Army as a Warrant Officer Class 2. Regt# W29073. Discharged in 22nd March 1944.

WW2 U.S. 37mm M16 shell casing and two boxes brass shell cases for Swedish Mauser 6.5. Brass Shell 1941 date 37 mm m16 shell casing 22cm high, straight body plus 2 x boxes Swedish Mauser 6.5mm 35 total brass shells casing.

Three Britains mobile guns comprising 2064 155mm Anti Aircraft Gun (no shells), 2107 18" Heavy Howitzer (three spring shell vases and one shell), and 1201 Royal Artillery Gun, all boxed, G (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

Quantity of various natural history items, including gemstones, fossils, shells etc

A box of shells, coral and agate mineral slices

Collection of different calibre shells with projectiles,including, 2 cm Flak, 20mm MGFF, 20mm MG151/20, 30mm Aden, etc, contained in blue painted ammunition box, ( Qty)

Type written A4 sized journal entitled, 'A Personal Diary of the Events During the Last Voyage of S.S. Huntsman Including Battle of the River Plate. December 13th 1939', the journal is written by a passenger on board the British cargo steamer S.S. Huntsman, initials 'J.H.B.', who was returning home to the U.K. from Calcutta, India, when the ship was captured by the German pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee in the South Atlantic on 10th October 1939, he, and others of the crew were held on board the German Oil Tanker and supply vessel the 'Altmark' ( later boarded by H.M.S. Cossack in a famous incident in Norwegian waters ) which had been disguised as the Norwegian vessel 'Sogne', the crew of the Huntsman and other captured/destroyed merchant ships were later transferred to the Graf Spee spending sixty five days in captivity culminating in the battle of the River Plate and the scuttling of the the German battleship, it is a fascinating piece of naval history documenting the writers experiences and gives an insight into the methods used by the German Navy in stopping and boarding merchant ships, the daily life in captivity on board ship, and finally, the nerve wracking experience of being held below decks while British shells were hitting the Graf Spee during her final engagement on 13th December 1939

First World War 37 mm shells with projectiles, French 37-85 shell for the M1916 37 mm gun dated 2/16, similar shell dated 1/17, British Vickers 1 pdr shell, maker mark to projectile and case, unidentified case with Vickers 1 pdr projectile, (4)

An interesting collection of 17th, 18th and 19th century communion tokens, sixty eight Church of Scotland and Scottish Episcopal Church tokens mounted, glazed, and in an oak frame, 30.5 by 40.5cm, including a 1678 Bishop Hollyburton Brook, a 1699 Dunblane and a 1777 Belford token, approximately seventy five further loose tokens, including two 1755 Fyvie, four 1712 'Dyk' tokens, together with two books 'The Story of the Token' Robert Shells with handwritten dedication by the author dated 1893, a part copy of 'Communion Tokens by Brook', and a booklet 'Communion tokens - A Short Appreciation'. (1 bag and a framed set)

A set of eight Minton majolica oyster plates, circa 1870, shape 1323, each modelled with six shallow turquoise wells around a central dark green well, separated by relief moulded designs of further shells and seaweed, impressed factory marks 'Minton', '1323', and registration lozenge, each 23.5cm. (6)Provenance: Private Deceased EstateIn generally good condition. Small amounts of wear and scratches from previous use.

A glazed panel with nine sections of specimen shells, 49cm x 49cm

A quantity of small shells

A terracotta bowl embellished with shells and shell contents

A patchwork of painted various animals skins, fur, feathers, scaled and shells from anteater to zebra; can you identify them all? Take the opportunity to examine this sculpture and learn about all the different animals. Sponsor: Cooper BMW / MINI IpswichFrom your first purchase with us to annual MOTs and servicing, Cooper BMW Ipswich and Cooper MINI Ipswich have your every need covered with first-rate customer service and expert guidance on finding you your perfect car. With access to the largest selection of special offers on new BMW and MINI cars and the widest range of ex-demo immediate delivery models. Discover more about our latest offers and deals online now and find out about our ethos of providing service excellence when purchasing and servicing your BMW or MINI. www.cooperipswichmini.co.uk www.cooperbmwipswich.co.uk Artist: Emma GrahamEmma is a highly versatile and published illustrator and graphic artist based in Shotley Gate. She has built an eclectic and exciting portfolio designing and illustrating everything from book covers, to seed packets, greetings cards, album covers and private commissions. In 2007 Emma was awarded an RHS Silver Gilt Medal at the Chelsea Flower Show for an exhibit she designed, illustrated and constructed for Thompson & Morgan UK. In 2014 she exhibited at the Ipswich Art School as part of a collaborative children’s book illustrator exhibition, and ran art workshops with the museum and local schools. Emma painted three sculptures for Pigs Gone Wild in 2016, as well as a ‘school’s pig’ live at the Suffolk Show, with the help of some school children.

A west African tobacco pipe formed from a seed pod. Decorated throughout with cowrie shells.

A west African 'Bamileke' full head mask of timber construction overall decorated in coloured beads and cowrie shells

A west African tribal mask Kuba tribe of Zaire. Timber and hessian construction with beads and cowrie shells detail.

A mixed lot of ceramics, several shells, and metal items

Two boxes of bric a brac including vintage tins, shells, glassware, terracotta pots, etc

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CASED SMALL CARRIAGE TIME PIECE with a keyless movement, the silver case with a hinged scroll handle, on four bun feet and profusely embossed with foliate scrolls, shells and rocaille, the front also with a dog, a squirrel, a love-bird taking flight and cupid shooting and arrow, the sides each with a winged putto, the back corners with either a winged putto, a squirrel, a gun dog or a hare and a vacant cartouche, mark of Gibson and Langman, London 1898, approx. 9cm high overall (3 ½ in), 5.5cm wide (2 ¼ in)