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A pair of silver shell dishes with glass inserts. The shells hallmarked for London 1924, maker possibly Joseph Angel. The two dishes without the glass weigh approximately 130 grams.

A collection of polished egg shaped stone and minerals and shells.

A Mid 19th Century Gilt and Gesso Overmantel Mirror, the original arched mirror plate within a beaded and moulded frame surrounded by C scrolls, acanthus leaves and shells all within a cream painted border, the corners decorated with flowers and surmounted by a scrolled plume, 240cm by 165cm

~ A Late 19th Century Kingwood, Marquetry Inlaid and Gilt Metal Mounted Writing Table, the quarter-veneered top inlaid with flowers, acanthus scrolls and shells above a single frieze drawer, on slender cabriole legs with gilt foliate mounts and sabots, 100cm by 60cm by 76cmLegs structurally sound. Slightly faded, but a uniform colour throughout. General scratches to the top consistent with age. Some slight water marks. Gilt mounts of average quality and tarnished. 211118

^ A Pair of George III Silver Butter Shells, Hester Bateman, London 1782, with incuse bead border and raised on three cast shell feet, engraved with a crest of a lion rampant, 12cm long, 7oz 16dwt (2) All marks with wear but still legible. Crests reasonably crisp. Occasional small mark and very light bruise.

A Pair of George III Silver Butter Shells, William Plummer, London 1785, with bead border and on three shell supports, 13.5cm long, 7oz 14dwt (2)

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller - a set of five parchment fibreglass DSS stacking side chairs, each having mustard fixed pad seats, with raised 'Herman Miller' mark verso, variously dated 1980 and 1981 verso, missing a total of seven foot glides, h.45cm (to seat).Two chairs each missing an affixing screw from underneath.Each shell surface is generally grubby and slightly discoloured.Surface wear to edges.Cushion seats complete but generally grubby and with age wear.Some old tape mark residue to backs of shells.

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller - a pair of parchment fibreglass shell armchairs, each brown suede upholstered with black plastic piping and raised on tubular chrome supports, each labelled and dated 10th October 1980 verso, h.47cm (to seat). Each appear to be structurally sound and stable.Various feet glides missing as per description.Surfaces of shells are slightly grubby.Sticky labels have been applied to top central areas of shell backs.Upholstery generally grubby and worn (mostly to arms and extremities).Foam generally good.

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller - a pair of parchment fibreglass shell armchairs, each brown suede upholstered with black plastic piping and raised on tubular chrome supports, each labelled and dated 10th October 1980 verso (one date mark rubbed), h.47cm (to seat). Each appear to be structurally sound and stable.Various feet glides missing as per description.Surfaces of shells are slightly grubby.Sticky labels have been applied to top central areas of shell backs.Upholstery generally grubby and worn (mostly to arms and extremities).Foam generally good.

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller - a pair of parchment fibreglass shell armchairs, each brown suede upholstered with black plastic piping and raised on tubular chrome supports, one dated 10th October 1980 verso, all foot glides missing, h.47cm (to seat). Each appear to be structurally sound and stable.Various feet glides missing as per description.Surfaces of shells are slightly grubby.Sticky labels have been applied to top central areas of shell backs.Upholstery generally grubby and worn (mostly to arms and extremities).Foam generally good.

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller - a pair of parchment fibreglass shell armchairs, each brown suede upholstered with black plastic piping and raised on tubular chrome supports, each dated 10th October 1980 verso, all foot glides are missing, h.47cm (to seat). Each appear to be structurally sound and stable.Various feet glides missing as per description.Surfaces of shells are slightly grubby.Sticky labels have been applied to top central areas of shell backs.Upholstery generally grubby and worn (mostly to arms and extremities).Foam generally good.

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller - a pair of parchment fibreglass shell armchairs, each brown suede upholstered with black plastic piping and raised on tubular chrome supports, no date marks or foot glides to either chairs, h.47cm (to seat). Each appear to be structurally sound and stable.Various feet glides missing as per description.Surfaces of shells are slightly grubby.Sticky labels have been applied to top central areas of shell backs.Upholstery generally grubby and worn (mostly to arms and extremities).Foam generally good.

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller - a pair of parchment fibreglass shell armchairs, each brown suede upholstered with black plastic piping and raised on tubular chrome supports, one dated but the other marks rubbed, each chair lacking three foot glides, h.47cm (to seat). Each appear to be structurally sound and stable.Various feet glides missing as per description.Surfaces of shells are slightly grubby.Sticky labels have been applied to top central areas of shell backs.Upholstery generally grubby and worn (mostly to arms and extremities).Foam generally good.

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller - a pair of parchment fibreglass shell armchairs, each brown suede upholstered with black plastic piping and raised on tubular chrome supports, each dated 10th October 1980 verso, lacking seven foot glides in total, h.47cm (to seat). Each appear to be structurally sound and stable.Various feet glides missing as per description.Surfaces of shells are slightly grubby.Sticky labels have been applied to top central areas of shell backs.Upholstery generally grubby and worn (mostly to arms and extremities).Foam generally good.

WW2 British 20mm Cannon shells by Kynoch, incendary and practise, complete with heads x 2 both dated 1942: WW2 German 20mm cannon shell cases dated 1942 and 1944 x 2: .505 Gibbs Big Game Round: WW2 British .55 Boyes Anti Tank cartridge case dated 1940. All INERT & FFE. (6)

A large sea shell on stand with other shells, fish and seahorse.

Taxidermy - fish in sea shells on stand.

Taxidermy - eels and shells.

A large collection of assorted sea shells.

Illustrated Index of British Shells by G. B. Sowerby, 1887.

A pigeon ornament and shells under glass dome.

A RENE LALIQUE COQUILLE PATTERN BOWL moulded as four shells, with wheel cut signature to base, 13.3cm diameter, together with a Andre Delatte cameo glass vase, in orange and red decorated with maiden hair fern, 22cm high (2) Condition Report: Lalique - Three small frit chips to the top rim and some scratches. Delatte - small chips and frits to the top rim. Small chip to underside, possibly from manufacture.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND INLAID LINEN PRESS the cornice frieze decorated with shells and banding above a pair of panelled doors inlaid with fan shaped medallions enclosing slide-out drawers above two short and two long drawers on splayed legs, 210cm high x 123cm wide x 52cm deep Condition Report: Available upon request

A DISPLAY OF FIVE SOUTH PACIFIC SHELLS UNDER GLASS DOME ON A CIRCULAR WOODEN BASE. H.57cms.

D. Mozley (British, 20th Century) Still life with a bowl of fruit, shells, a beer bottle and book on Lautrec oil on canvas 40 x 49.50cm (16 x 19in) There is light craquelure to the painting throughout, as well as evidence of cleaning. 

Smoking Hand Crafted Compendium - individually hand crafted and in the form of a partial 1800's ships's deck. Made for a naval officer's mess, the opening top features a cannon, balls, taper, shells and matches. It opens to reveal several compartments containing tobacco, pipe cleaners, a Nimrod Commander pipe lighter and stylised pipe. Extremely unusual tobacciana.

A large collection of corals, shells and crustaceans.

Two mid 20th Century silver presentation salvers, one from the 1960s with octagonal rim with shells by Walker & Hall, the other earlier with gadrooned rim, 30.7ozt (2)

A small collection of Roman pottery fragments, and a selection of minerals, fossils, shells and similar items.

Chinese brass bowl, engraved with sea monster and shells - 6 character mark to base

A selection of oriental carved hardwood vase stands and plinths; 2 abalone shells

Pair of Large Shells

A GOOD JAPANESE EDO PERIOD IRON & MIXED METAL TSUBA, carved and pierced with scenes of trees, water, conch shells and rocky outcrops, all highlighted with gold and silver, 8.6cm diameter.

A FINE QUALITY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CARVED IVORY & SHIBAYAMA TUSK VASE ON STAND, profusely decorated depicting two birds in trees amongst chrysanthemums and other native flora, the side of the vase with a red seal signature, the tusk section distinguished in high relief using carved inlays most commonly made up of sea-shells, horn, stained ivory and wood, the tusk section 25.5cm high x 11cm wide, overall 36.2cm x 20cm.

A FINE QUALITY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CARVED IVORY SHIBAYAMA & GOLD LACQUER TUSK VASE ON STAND, well decorated with scenes of Benzaiten (kannon) riding upon a phoenix / ho-ho bird amongst swirling clouds, the tusk section distinguished in high relief using carved inlays made up of sea-shells, horn, and gold lacquer, the lower section with carved and stained trees, the rim of the tusk section lined with a silver filigree carved band, signed within a red seal to read Masayoshi, the tusk itself 23.4cm x 11.5cm wide, overall 27.5cm x 15cm.

A GOOD PAIR OF JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD HARDWOOD SHIBAYAMA PANELS, the panels carved in high relief using carved inlays including ivory and various shells, the pair depict scenes of wood pigeons amongst native flora including chrysanthemums and wisteria, both with an applied carved ivory seal signature tablet, the reverse of both panels with red lacquer decoration of trees and carved butterflies, 112.5 high x 71.4cm.

A LARGE JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TWO-FOLD HARDWOOD & SHIBAYAMA SCREEN, the panels decorated in high relief using carved inlays including carved ivory, and various shells to depict scenes of an ikebana basket full of floral sprays of chrysanthemums and with birds suspended from a native tree, the opposing panel depicting flying birds amongst hanging wisteria, both panels surrounded by a blue ground lacquer border with hand painted gold lacquer mons, the lower section of the screen with carved panels of koi carp, fully enclosed by a hardwood frame on castor wheels, signed with an ivory seal to the let panel, each panel 182.4cm high x 84cm wide.

Three boxes of model train ephemera, box one with two controllers, track and forty-six assorted body shells of coaches and rolling stock. Box two with two controllers, track, buildings, tunnel and fifteen assorted coaches and wagons. Box three Railway Modeller issues from 2007, 2008 and 2009. As found.

A continental porcelain bachelor's tea service, moulded with scallop shells and seaweed, white glazed with gilt rim, c.1900; a Royal Doulton Norfolk pattern sandwich plate; a Minton's Delft pattern plate; a pair of clear glass decanters; a decanter engraved with fruiting vine; a pair of Mason's Swansea pattern plates; two hip flasks; etc

A 20th century flame mahogany bureau, fall front enclosing a fitted interior above two long drawers, protruding gadrooned border, shaped apron, cabriole legs, carved shells to knees, ball and claw feet, 104cm high

A Collection of World War I Trench Art, comprising four pairs of shells and two large shells, the tallest pair engraved "Souvenir HG 1916", another pair decorated with roses and engraved "France 1914/1918", the largest shell case decorated with panels of Japanese flowers and calligraphy, tallest 30.5 cm, widest 17 cm (10).

An embossed brass framed mirror, octagonal, with bevelled glass, the frame embossed with shells and scrolls. Width 74 cm.

Various replica fire arms etc., to include two pistols, shells, a 19thC decommissioned hand grenade etc.

NINE GEORGE III SILVER HANOVERIAN PATTERN TABLESPOONS, comprising a set of four with shell backs, initialled A*W, maker Thomas Liddiard, London 1780, two with scroll backs, engraved 'M*F to C*B' and 'M*F to I*M', maker Henry Bailey, London 1760/62 and three other shell backs, two initialled 'A*W', the third 'M*F M*B', maker HB, London 1763 and 1764, approximate gross weight 15.2ozt, 473 grams (9) (condition: one with repair by join of bowl and handle, scrolls and shells worn, marks generally legible with some rubbing)

A SELECTION OF MAINLY SEMI PRECIOUS LOOSE GEMS, to include turquoise beads, tiger's eyes, coral beads, carved cameo shells, onyx beads, a mounted cameo stamped 375, weight 3 grams, etc

A SELECTION OF MAINLY SEMI PRECIOUS LOOSE GEMS, to include turquoise cabochons, tiger's eye beads, coral beads, carved cameo shells, onyx beads, aventurine quartz beads, shell beads, etc

A taxidermied duck, on a fibre glass base, mounted with barnacles, limpet shells etc., 36cm L.

A box of sea shells

A pair of large brass ammunition 100 WWII shells, 70cm, originally from HMS Westminster

A box of Clipper lighters in the form of shotgun shells

a 1930'S FRENCH VERLUX MOULDED OPALESCENT GLASS SHALLOW DISH, in relief with star fish, shells and seaweed, relief moulded mark 'Verlux, France', 13 3/4" (35cm) diameter

Two WWI Trench Art Easel Back Photoframes Made from Sea Shells Inscribed Yorkshire Light Infantry Together with a Smaller Frame

A Pair of Carved Cameo Conch Shells Decorated with Classical Maidens

SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL SCS MEMBER SETS SCALLOPS X5 (833575), STARFISH X5 (679352) AND SHELLS X4 (880692), ALL BOXED (3)

A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN AND ORMOLU MOUNTED ORNAMENTS OR FINIALS in the form of blue ground porcelain balusters of inverted form, decorated with flowers and birds nests, within gilt bordered cartouches, applied with mounts consisting of swans above bulrushes to the side and the base with scrolling feet cast with shells, 33cm high

AN ANTIQUE CARVED STONE FRAGMENT decorated with scallop shells 87cm wide x 28cm high

A quantity of crested china to include a WW1 tank, a small beaker, a shoe and two shells

A group of WWII shells etc

Set of three shells, largest 26cm high, (3)

A quantity of mixed sea shells