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AN EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY MEDITERRANEAN NOVELTY a painted fisherman figure within a raised abalone shell with other shells to the base, 17cm high

A box of assorted headlamp shells, reflectors etc.

A box of assorted headlamps, shells, rims etc.

A pair of Austin 7 headlamp shells, LBD131 recently chromed.

A pair of newly spun headlamp shells.

A large box of assorted Austin 7 headlamps, shells including one chummy headlamp.

A cast iron stick stand, with pierced floral and leaf decoration, the drip tray with scrolling shells, 81.5cm high

A South Sea Islands Dance Apron, with plaited leather waistband extending to the tasselled ties, hung with leather fringing set with a large openwork diapered panel of coloured glass trade beads and shells, approximately 40cm by 65cm (very fragile)

A 19th Century Copper Powder Flask by G & J W Hawkesley, of plain form, with brass charger and internal spring; five Various Copper and Brass Powder Flasks, embossed with anthemion, shells, fluting and hanging game - af; a 12 Bore Brass Redecapper, with ebony handle (7)

A 19th Century Sykes Type Copper Powder Flask, of plain compressed bag form with chamfered sides (af); a 19th Century Copper Powder Flask by James Dixon & Sons, embossed with fanned palm leaves, with external spring and brass charger; a Similar Copper Powder Flask, embossed with anthemion and stylised shells, unmarked (3)

A Papua New Guinea Sepik River carved wooden female ancestor figure, painted and applied with cowrie shells, seeds and grass skirt; and four various standing male ancestor and other figures, variously carved, incised and decorated, two with horns, 118cm (largest)

Two Papua New Guinea Sepik River large carved wood male ancestor figures, with incised and polychrome decoration, one seated, the other standing with tree and perching bird, each variously applied with shells, seeds, hair and boar tusks, 174cm (largest)

Two Papua New Guinea Sepik River large wooden female ancestor figures, with carved, incised and polychrome decoration, one applied with cowrie shells, 146cm (largest)

A Papua New Guinea Sepik River large carved wooden male ancestor figure, with incised and red and black painted decoration and boar tusks, profusely-inlaid with shells; and a smaller similar figure with cowrie shell eyes, 201cm (largest)

Papua New Guinea Sepik River, two similar carved wooden ceremonial masks, each with integral handle and zoomorphic features, painted in yellow ochre, red and white and applied with cowrie shells, teeth and grass fringing, 66cm

A Papua New Guinea Sepik River carved wooden ceremonial mask, with integral handle, polychrome decorated and fringed with grass; and a similar zoomorphic mask applied with shells, 66cm & 90cm

Two Papua New Guinea Sepik River carved wooden ceremonial masks, each with integral handle, zoomorphic features, painted decoration and grass fringing, one applied with cowrie shells and tusks, 103cm (largest)

A Papua New Guinea Sepik River carved and painted wooden tribal mask, of elongated zoomorphic form, applied with tusks and profuse shell decoration; another mask with shells, boar tusks and grass fringing and three similar smaller masks, 110cm (largest)

A Papua New Guinea Sepik River carved wooden mask, of zoomorphic form, painted in yellow ochre, red and white and applied with cowrie shells, tusks and grass fringing; and four other masks, variously carved and decorated, 115cm (largest)

A Papua New Guinea Sepik River carved and painted wooden tribal mask, possibly from a canoe shield; and four other masks, of similar zoomorphic form, variously carved and applied with shells, tusks, grass and feathers, 94cm (largest)

A Papua New Guinea Sepik River carved and painted wooden mask, with elongated zoomorphic features and grass fringing; two wooden masks applied with cowrie shells; and two painted woven rattan masks, one resembling a skull with boar tusks, the other a small tumbuan, 78cm (largest)

Papua New Guinea Sepik River, a collection of five similar carved wood masks, of elongated form, applied with shells, and two small wooden masks with double face carving, 53cm (largest double)

A Papua New Guinea Sepik River elaborate fabric oval waist belt, densely-stitched with a pattern of small shells, together with a collection of domestic artefacts and carvings, including tools, walking sticks, a bilum bag, etc, 50cm x 18cm (belt)

A Bow blue and white sweetmeat or pickle stand, c.1755, formed as three deep scallop shells raised on moulded rockwork applied with shells and seaweed, painted to the interiors with stylized cloud scrolls, the rims with ruyi heads, some damages, 22cm across. Provenance: from a private collection in the Cotswolds.

An African mask with cowrie shells and a wooden African deity.

A matched pair of George III cast silver hexagonal candlesticks A matched pair of George III cast silver hexagonal candlesticks, by Ebenezer Coker, London 1769, and by John Carter II, London 1771, the detachable sconces with nulled and shell borders, reel shaped capitals, inverted baluster stems, the spreading bases part gadrooned with shells at the angles and nulled borders, one engraved with a crest and a motto Virtute et Robore, 27cm (10 1/2in) high, 1392g (44.75 oz) The crest and motto for Borough of Chetwynd Park, Staffordshire and Egmond, Shropshire.

A pair of Worcester cream tureens and covers, circa 1820 A pair of Worcester (Barr, Flight & Barr) cream tureens and covers, circa 1820, bat-printed en grisaille with shells, 18cm high, impressed marks; and a similar quatrefoil plate, bat-printed with classical subjects, 22.5cm x 22.5cm

A collection of various shell mounted ormolu and white metal mounted ornaments Together with an ormolu watch stand. The later 16 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Some cracking to some shells, some gilt wear and lose, general wear.

An Edwardian silver three-piece tea service, John Round, Sheffield 1904, comprising teapot, cream jug and two-handled sugar bowl, each with gadrooned body, the rims further cast with gadrooning and shells, raised on bun feet, engraved with letter G. Gross 43 troy oz, teapot 27.5cm from handle to tip of spout

A Mintons salt-glaze oyster plate, moulded with fish and shells, incised number 2365, black printed factory mark and inscribed 18th Cent Staffordshire Salt-glaze. 27cm

Jobling, an Art Deco opalescent glass bowl, moulded with shells, etched and moulded marks, on a pressed glass stand. Diameter 19.5cm

"Coquilles", a Lalique opalescent glass bowl, the exterior moulded with overlapping shells, etched R. LALIQUE FRANCE mark. Diameter 24cm

"Coquilles", a Lalique opalescent glass dish, moulded to the underside with overlapping shells, moulded R. LALIQUE mark. 30cm

A brass and inlaid tortoiseshell snuff box, the circular hinged cover inlaid with white metal to depict two birds and meandering foliage, the sides engraved with scrolls, shells and foliage, the base with carved foliate motif, 18th/19th Century. Diameter 7cm

An oak and mahogany thirty hour longcase clock, signed Wignall, Ormskirk, the 14" square painted dial, with flowers and shells to the spandrels, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date, the hood with swan-neck pediment and turned columns, the case with shaped top door flanked by reeded square quarter columns. (With pendulum) 223cm

A box containing various exotic marine shells etc

A 19th Century Pine Towel Rail, Chair, Oak Mirror & Shells

A Watercolour depicting shells - signed Joseph Smith 1874

A quantity of miscellaneous Shells and Coral

A heavy ammunition Sculpture, lead base with bullet shells in abstract formation (oxidised)

A chrome and frosted glass Light fitting in the shape of three clam shells

A pair of Kayerzinn pewter plates, each of circular form with wavy rim, the borders moulded with flowers, stylised shells and an insect, marked Kayerzinn 4115, 21cm diameter

A REGENCY MAHOGANY FRAMED 'SAILORS VALENTINE' SHELL WORK PICTURE, worked in colours with numerous varied coloured shells, with a central flower within a border of flowers and arches, in a glass topped mahogany case, 14.5" wide.

A CHINESE PITH PAPER TRIPTYCH showing shells and crustaceans, Qing, 19th century, each panel c.7" x 13" (framed together)

Two Islamic jambiyas with script to the blades, bone handles, each sheath beaded and hung with cowrie shells.

Large Royal Dux Art Nouveau table centrepiece modelled as a female fisher woman with shells each side on a naturalistic modelled base. Pink triangle mark to base and impressed 1125. Height 35cm tall Condition - good

A Doulton Lambeth brown stoneware motto baluster jug, applied with flowers, each surrounded with the proverb, He That Buys Land Buys Stones, He That Buys Flesh Buys Boner, He That Buys Eggs Buys Many Shells, He That Buys Good Ale Buys Nothing Else, impressed mark to base, 24 cm high approx

A box containing a large collection of assorted sea shells, of various sizes and colours

A Royal Worcester Nautilus shell vase, the base as coral and sea shells highlighted in gilt.

Ceramics and Glass - paperweights, various sizes and hues; enamel boxes; Lilliput Lane; shells; etc (2 boxes)

A Tibetan hat with coral beads, cowrie shells, etc.

After F. Tanje, studies of shells and sea urchins, four engravings with hand colouring, each 42cm x 54cm.(4)

After F. Tanje, Studies of shells, eight engravings with hand colouring, each 43.5cm x 28.5cm.(8)

A pair of chrome plated WWI shells, each with floral decoration on a hammered ground, 29cms high

A collection of 19th century Staffordshire figures including two pairs of standing sheep with shredded clay fleeces, a further pair of recumbent rams raised on blue painted bases, a figure of a girl seated on an outsized goat, a spill vase with applied swans together with a pair of Davenport turquoise ground jugs with printed and infilled decoration of Watteauesque style lovers, with printed marks to base and a 19th century white glazed sweet meat dish in the form of three scallop shells with modelled simulated coral and shell decoration

An extensive collection of 19th century and other ceramics including four Minton tiles with brown printed stylised sunflower and other botanical decoration, various meat plates, a yellow ground jug and basin set (displayed on floor below shelf), a pair of unusual vases with drawn necks and applied figures of climbing children, a pair of Sylvac yellow ground wall pockets modelled as shells, a Torquay ware hat pin holder with cockerel design, etc

A pair of late Victorian silver grape scissors cast with shells, gadroon mounts and rose, 7.25ins overall, possibly by Harrison Bros and Howson, Sheffield 1895, in black leather covered case, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, a George V silver sauce boat and matching oval two-handled sugar basin, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1921, and a small selection of other silver items, various (combined weighable silver 23ozss)

Three Chinese carved mother of pearl shells with engraved landscape and floral decoration and white metal mounts and a Chinese ivory pot with carved figure decoration (4)

A box containing a quantity of shells, fossils, crystals and specimens along with fossilised wood and a soapstone carving (qty)

A quantity of sea shells, mosaic stones and similar (qty)