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Large Peter Weldon Staffordshire cream ware jug and bowl moulded in relief sea shells, cherubs and foliage, H44cm Condition Report & Further Details - Jug: One putto lacking arm and leg but leg present. Cracks to handle, side, and base. Glaze crackled all over. One or two minor losses to encrusting.- Bowl: Crackling to glaze and slight underglaze staining, otherwise reasonably good condition.

Group of 19th century porcelain including part dessert services, one painted with shells and flowers on green ground (33) Condition Report & Further Details - Green ground dessert ware comprising pair of dishes and three plates. Once plate with small rim chip to underside otherwise in reasonably good condition.- Pair of floral decorated plates in good condition.- Coalport 9-piece dessert service comprising eight plates, all with chips to the footrims, badly worn gilding and faded decoration together with a muffin dish base with similar chips to the footrim but better decoration. - Victorian dessert service comprising two large and three small dishes all with cracks, and twelve plates, all with condition issues, but five are badly cracked.Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Chinese Patinated Model In The Form Of Buddha With A Silkwork Panel and two carved scallop shells

Leonard Douglas Fryer (British, 1891-1965), British Empire - Cayman Islands - King George V - 1935 Definitive Pictorial issue: 5s red and olive green (Conch Shells) - design adopted for 1½d and 10s values

A 1960's Britains 18" Howitzer, with cartridge and five shells, overall fair/good in poor box, plus another Britains cannon, A/F.

A Mid XX Century 12inch Heavy Howitzer, by Astra, appears to work, playworn, missing shells, boxed with instructions, box poor/fair.

Good Large Borneo Headhunter’s Sword Mandau, 19th century, curved single edge blade swollen towards the tip, engraved decoration on both sides, tip with scrolled back edge, bone hilt carved with scrolls, teeth and claws, woven rattan bound grip, resin ferule inlaid with cowrie shells, in its wooden scabbard with carved front decorated with human (?) hair. Blade 54cms, overall 69cms. Good untouched condition.

Two brass ammunition shells

Five shells and cases including a lighter.

A selection of glass and china to include three Royal Doulton figures, Mr Peckmiff, Rose and Lavina, an Aynsley cabinet cup and saucer painted with fruit and signed D Jones, a Victorian relief pottery jug, studio pottery, a Hammersley miniature teapot, a sugar pot and a cup and saucer, a Victorian green cut glass decanter and stopper, shells and other items

Modern decorative items to include shells and china balls decorated with pink flora

Five brass shells, 2 x 40mm, 2 x 105mm and one other 

2x Japanese WW2 Type-90 Steel Helmet Shells, both without badges, one re-painted green and a post war leather liner added, possibly worn by another Far East nation. (2 items)

2x Imperial German Steel Helmet Shells, both being restored relics, one still with the metal liner band in place. Shells are solid however. (2 items)

Boxed 1950's Britains 155mm Gun #2064 in as new condition, some wear to box. Complete with Barrel travelling clamp, 2 trail spades, detached trail wheels, shell case, loader and 4 shells (2 missing). In fully working order.

Boxed Britains diecast 25 pounder Howitzer Gun in as new condition. Complete with 3 shells in original envelope & Numerical list of Britains Model soldiers. Box in very good condition with a couple of small tears.

Two carved oak friezes and an oak fire kerb carved with shells.

Nine South Sea sea shells Provenance: The Bryan and Valerie Steele Collection

Shells and coral

A selection of Swarovski crystal glass ornaments, three tulips with stand, three hearts, three shells, one hanging pendant, crystal memories tulips and a ball, all boxed

A large box of spent World War I British and German shells including Howitzer and sharpnel plus finds from the Western Front

TWO BOXES OF MIXED SHELLS CORAL ETC

Quantity of OO gauge model railway rolling stock, engine shells and built model kits, various condition (2 boxes)

Quantity of OO gauge model railway accessories, spares and repairs to include rolling stock, shells, platforms and trackside buildings (2 boxes)

Quantity of OO gauge model railway accessories mainly in sealed bags/carded and unopened featuring Peco, Gem, Busch Gaugemaster etc plus engine shells

Quantity of OO gauge model railway to include rolling stock shells, boxed Hornby R414 Operating Turn Table, platform and track

Quantity of OO gauge model railway rolling stock and engine shells, condition varies with many spares and repairs, features Bachmann, Wrenn, Hornby Dublo and many more

An early Newlyn rectangular copper tray, decorated with shells, circa 1900, un-marked, 48cm x 19.5cm

Edwardian Period - Boxed Pair of Silver Butter Dishes In The Form of Shells, Complete with Knife Set. Hallmark Sheffield 1907. Maker H.A Atkin Brothers. Complete with Original Fitted Box. Excellent Condition.

Four Pacific pearl oyster shells, together with two turtles made of shells

Two Small German Shells and Headsbrass cases. One marked ‘37-85. PDPs. 97.9.16”. The other ‘Karlsruke C97.98 1902”. Both complete with steel and copper heads. Together with two brass cases ... Selection of German mine parachute and cord.

Two Third Reich German Wooden Transit Boxesconsisting 17 x 14 x 6 inch wooden box, possibly for shells. The lid with faint marks. Steel hook securing. End with rope carrying handle ... 8 x 6 x 6 inch wooden box. The lid with stencil “Zuncinittel”. Steel hinges and closure lock. 2 items.

[MODERN FIRST EDITIONS]. POETRY Blunden, Edmund. Shells by a Stream, first edition, Macmillan, London, 1944, cloth octavo (lacking dustjacket); Roethke, Theodore. The Far Field, first edition, Faber & Faber, London, 1965, cloth, dustjacket, octavo; Bell, William. Mountains Beneath the Horizon, first edition, Faber & Faber, London, 1950, cloth, dustjacket, octavo; Scovell, E.J. The Space Between, first edition, Secker & Warburg, London, 1982, cloth, dustjacket, octavo; Fenton, James. Terminal Moraine, first edition, Secker & Warburg, London, 1972, cloth, dustjacket, octavo; and a further fifteen assorted works, all first editions, (20).

A WHITE OPAL ABSTRACT PENDANT AND OTHER ITEMS comprising; a white opal of abstract pear-shaped outline and displaying a pleasing play of mostly green and yellow play of colour within a zig-zag cage pendant mount, unmarked; an oval cabochon white opal; an oval cabochon moonstone; a drop-shaped cabochon lapis lazuli; a small round facetted near-colourless zircon; a white metal drop shaped miniature scent bottle embossed with shells; and a gilt-metal folding fan with pierced blades

Various sea shells, continental large size, etc. 24cm H, others, etc. (a quantity)

Box of Ornaments - Shells etc

One Hundred Twelve (112) Pieces Towle Monte Cristo Gold Plated Sterling Silver Flatware. The set includes: 11 forks 7-5/8", 11 knives 9" (stainless blades), 11 salad forks, 11 soup spoons, 11 iced tea spoons. 11 butter spreaders (stainless blades), 19 cocktail forks, 19 teaspoons, 2 master butter knives (stainless baldes), serving spoons, meat forks, ladle, slotted spoon, 2 sugar shells. Marked Towle Sterling 1971. Set weighs approx. 112.22 troy ounces (excluding knives), knives weigh approx. 45.76 troy ounces. Condition: Very good condition. Please note box is for display purposes only. Estimate: $1500.00 - $2500.00 Domestic Shipping: $135.00

A Staffordshire recumbent lion together with copper lustre mugs, shells, a collection of Staffordshire fallback figures Staffordshire dogs, spectacles, cruet set etc

Two ritual conch shells Nepalese, 19th/20th Century the first with white metal mounts with coloured stones inset, depicting birds and other animals, the second inlaid with green coloured mosaic pattern with red finials both 23cm across Provenance: The Desmond Morris collection.

A Japanese sword (o-wakizashi), blade 21.5 in, hon-zukuri, suguha-hamon, suriage-nakago with signature (Namban Tetsu Oite Bushu Edo Echizen Yasutsugu), horimono representing the Tokugawa mon now concealed under the gilt habaki; gilt highlighted iron tsuba depicting warriors in battle in openwork and low relief, mei to seppa-dai on both sides, shakudo fuchi and kashira with encrusted copper and gold decoration of warriors and horses, menuki in the form of dragons coiled around ken; saya covered with lacquer set with shells; kogatana with signature (Tadatsuna), kozuka set with two bats and a crescent moon in copper-gilt, shakudo and silver.

Three inert shells: a British naval 2 pounder high explosive round, by Vickers, dated 1916; a Boer War era 1 pounder 'Pom-Pom' round, with lightly impressed decoration to the case; and an early 20th Century Japanese naval shell of British manufacture. [3]

A George II style mahogany twin pedestal desk, gadrooned rectangular top with inset tooled and gilt leather writing surface above three frieze drawers, two further drawers to each pedestal, cabriole legs with shells to knees, ball and claw feet, 78cm high, 153.5cm wide

An '18th century' walnut China closet, break-arch pediment above a pair of glazed doors, the base with three cockbeaded drawers, cabriole legs with shells to knees, pad feet, 238cm high, 129cm wide Condition Report: Please see attached images. The stand a later addition and composed of earlier parts. The top again is composed of period parts - probably a former secretaire bookcase top.

A Continental silver lobed oval brandy bowl, chased with scantily clad bacchic putti assisting their inebriated companion, within a border chased with shells and wriggle-work engraved with scrolling flowering stems, scroll handles, 16cm wide, pseudo-marks, late 19th century, 4oz

A pair of early George III silver cast table candlesticks, detachable nozzles, knopped stems, shaped square bases, shells to angles, 21cm high, William Gould, London 1760, 27oz Condition Report: Lot is in good condition, no signs of damage or repairs. All parts to them are original. Yes all parts are hallmarked. Please see additional photographs attached thank you.

A pair of large George II Rococo silver cauldron salts, pad feet with shells and cut-card work to knees, gilt interior, 8.5cm diam, Peter Taylor, London 1752, 9.5oz

A pair of Victorian silver tapersticks, of George II design, detachable nozzles, knopped stems, shells to angles, shaped square bases, 12cm high, London 1895

A South European silver oval dish, possibly Maltese, the field chased with a raised leafy strapwork cartouche flanked by shells, ovolo border, 45.5cm wide, M mark, 18th/19th century, 26oz

A collection of Indian textiles, including: a Banjara embroidered bag, with cowrie shells and metal amulets, 34cm wide; a saddle bag; a bed cover; lengths of woven and printed cloth; and two Chinese part painted wall hangings, approx. 11 Provenance: Collected by The Hon. Sir Arthur Lawley, 6th Baron Wenlock, GCSI, GCIE, KCMG when he was Governor of Madras between 1906 and 1911

A William IV silver and glass three-bottle decanter stand, the trefoil frame centred by a shell-capped handle terminating in a lotus girdle and leafy fronds, the rings flanked by shells, skirted base, scrolling cartouche shaped feet cast with shells in shallow relief, a set of three contemporary amethyst glass decanters en suite, inscribed Holland, Rum and Brandy in gilt ribbon-tied reserves, 31cm high, Edward, Edward Junior, John & William Barnard, London 1832 Condition Report: Marks are clear. Gilding re-done

An Arts and Crafts silver quaiche-form child's bowl and spoon, lug handles decorated with shells, leafy scrolls and strapwork, 21.5cm wide, the spoon conforming, London 1895, 8oz

An Edwardian silver shaped circular waiter, piecrust border, the field engraved with a Rococo band of shells, leafy scrolls and diapers, 20.5cm diam, Birmingham 1909; a George III design silver shaped circular waiter, acanthus-wrapped knurl feet, 20.5cm diam, E Viner, Sheffield 1957, (2), 19oz gross

A Royal Worcester scallop shaped tray, printed and painted with colourful flowers on a blush ivory ground, shells and scrolling in relief picked out in gilt, 32.5cm wide, printed crown and circle mark, shape no.1608

A George II shaped circular silver waiter, William Peaston, London 1752, the moulded border interspaced by shells and with a scroll rim, on three hoof feet, the centre engraved with an armorial in a rocaille cartouche, 21.5 diameter, 13ozs.

ADMIRAL SIR HENRY BERTRAM PELLY'S WHITE NAVAL ENSIGN, BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN FLOWN ABOARD H.M.S. TIGER DURING THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND, 31ST MAY–1ST JUNE, 1916 constructed in stitched woollen bunting with canvas sleeve stencilled with maker's marks for Kirk, Hall & Co., Kidacre Street, Leeds, 1915 and 4 BDS Ensign White , pierced with brass suspension studs and brass hook attachments -- 51 x 34in. (130 x 87cm.); together with cap tallies from H.M.Ships Tiger , Bryony and Invincible ~~*~~ Admiral Sir Henry Bertram Pelly (1867-1942) commanded H.M.S. Tiger at her commissioning actions at Dogger Bank (24th January, 1915) and Jutland (31st May-1st June 1916).. Neither were terribly satisfactory for Tiger , Beatty's confused signalling at Dogger Bank allowed German ships to escape whilst making Pelly the scape goat; and at Jutland her gunnery was poor - of 303 13½in. shells fired, only three found their mark, whilst she was hit seventeen times with the loss of twenty-four killed and forty six wounded. Never-the-less, Pelly was awarded a CB for his conduct in the action. He was given shore-based posts thereafter and so it seems highly likely this flag was his souvenir from the biggest fleet action of modern times.

A pair of Italian maiolica two-handled jars and covers, dated 1579, Pesaro, each painted with the figure of Fortuna standing astride a dolphin and holding a makeshift sail over her head, reserved on a ground of shells, coins and other motifs in orange on blue, titled ' NARAN COF' and 'SV ROSATO', dated to one handle, some damages, the finials wooden replacements, 42.5cm. (4) Cf. Timothy Wilson, Maiolica Italian Renaissance Ceramics in the Metropolitan Museum of Art,, pp. 204-285, 101A-C for a discussion on dates and iconography of maiolica from the 'Fortuna' series and the probable attribution of Pesaro, where three jars from the same series are illustrated. The author writes that one possible explanation for the figure of Fortuna is that she is connected to the city of Fano, or Fanum Fortunae in Latin, near to Pesaro. Provenance: The Countess of Midleton, Eastwell Park Estate, Kent, thence by descent Captain and Mrs Brodrick of Dunley Manor, Hampshire.

Mixed Lot: two various brass cased lenses, together with a small square box with glazed cover (glass a/f) containing a collection of sea shells, urchins and bellamites (3)

A box containing a large collection of shells and stones

Georgian oak freestanding corner cupboard decorated with two conch shells and with shaped interiors, over one real and two dummy drawers, raised on a later turned oak frame, overall height 180cm

Mary Fedden (1915-2012) - 'Shells in a Jar with Sheep Shears', signed, lithograph, 7/70, 55 x 75cm, unframed