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A shell and knotted woven fibre necklace, Papa New Guinea, 20th century, decorated with rows of cowrie shells about the collar and giant shells to either side of the bib, with mother of pearl and bead detail, on presentation stand, approximately 50cm long x 26cm wide, the stand 56cm high (at fault)

An Irish style mahogany circular table, with an inlaid top and moulded edge, the frieze carved with vitruvian scrolls, cabriole legs headed by carved shells and paw feet.

A reproduction Charles Richardson walnut and burr walnut lowboy, the crossbanded top with a moulded edge, above three drawers around a shaped apron on cabriole legs headed with shells and pad feet, 74cm wide.

An Edwardian coloured print, depicting a maiden beside the shore picking shells, circular, in elaborate gilt frame, 64cm diameter

Chatillon Co., a set of four Sterling silver ash trays, in the 18th century style, engraved and chased with flowers and scallop shells

19th century continental gilt metal mantel clock, the arch movement surmounted by artist and muse, on slightly waisted plinth, relief decorated with shells, scroll and acanthus design, similarly ornate base, 48cm high

A painted wrought iron stand, Coalbrookdale style, with floral wreaths, scrolls and shells, with a matched circular painted table top, diameter 71cms, height 64cms.

Selection of sea shells

A Victorian ironstone bowl, decorated in the Oriental manner, together with a Continental ceramic and white metal mounted salad bowl, applied with lobsters and shells, a pair of silver plated servers, each with lobster claw handle and a three footed tyg blue and gilt glazed.

A collection of cowrie and other shells.

A William IV silver bottle coaster, the pierced rim cast with scallop shells and leafy scrolls, around a bright cut silver overlaid wooden base, London 1835, 14.5cm.

An Edwardian finely cast silver gilt pedestal lighthouse sugar caster, the finial topped dome cover cast with alternating scroll leaf and flower head panels, the base with alternating fishscale and basket weave panels with further applied shells and scroll leaves to a footed base, 17.5oz, maker James Wakely & Frank Clark Wheeler, London 1907, h.21.5cm, the whole housed in original velvet and silk lined fitted leather case

Military - Iraq Christmas Card 1918 A hand painted `Christmas Greetings` card ""Army Signal Company Royal Engineers""/Mespot. Shells explode as sapper repairs telephone lines up a pole. Rev. Message reads ""With dearest love and best Christmas wishes to you both/Frank/October 1918/Iraq.

Boxed Britains 4.5" Howitzer, no shells, box with damage

A Victorian oval gilt wood and gesso wall mirror with leaf carved borders, the cresting pierced with scrolls, flowers, leafage and shells, 55 cm high, late 19th Century (faults)

An onyx topped coffee table in George III style with carved lip the frieze pierced and carved with scrolls, shells and leaves, cabriole legs with hairy paw feet, 92 cm x 49 cm

* Kurt JACKSON (b.1961) Cigar box construction-assemblage of shells, fishing hooks and feather quills ‘Carbis Bay Beach’ Signed and dated 2003 6.25" x 4.5" x 3.5" (16cm x 11.5cm x 8.9cm) Provenance: Exhibition Lemon Street Gallery ‘St Michael’s Way, June 2003. Sold with an illustrated exhibition catalogue

A pair of late 19th/early 20th century Chinese mother of pearl shells carved with figures and flowers on carved hardwood stands - H23cm. W20cm CONDITION REPORT: slight nibbles to edge of shells, one stand damaged at base and repaired

A pair of late 19th/early 20th century Chinese mother of pearl shells carved with figures and flowers on carved hardwood stands - H23cm. W20cm CONDITION REPORT: slight nibbles to edge of shells, one stand damaged at base and repaired

A pine box containing a quantity of shells, 64 cm wide

A pair of Moore Bros tazze applied with shells and supported by putti blowing conches, 23.5cm high (2)

A collection of WW I brass trench art including tankards, scuttle and shells, together with a pair of early metal helmets. (11) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition and an interesting collection.

A SUPERB 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL CIRCULAR PORCELAIN PLAQUE painted with chicks by J. BOURGEUT, egg shells, a plant pot by a barn door. 16ins diameter in a gilt frame with oak leaves.

A 19TH CENTURY SHELL MOUNTED TWO DIVISION TEA CADDY, 8.5ins wide, smothered in shells.

Banjara dowry bag, mid-brown cotton with all over hand-stitched design trimmed with cowrie shells and long cotton tie and cowrie shell tassel to one top corner. Madhya Pradesh, north India, early 20th century, 28in. 71cm. square.

Two embroidered and quilted Banjara printed cotton cradle covers, both trimmed with cowrie shells and lined with undyed cotton, Madhya Pradesh, north India, about 1930s-1940s. One 34in. x 29in. 87cm. x 74cm. the other 34in. x 26in. 87cm. x 66cm. Some damage to lining on one; some wear. (2)

TWO SILVER BUTTER SHELLS, ONE LONDON 1895 AND BIRMINGHAM 1913, 2OZS

A Chinese blue and white baluster vase, late 19th/20th century, painted with fish, shells, canopies, in between flowers and trailing vines, converted to electricity, with a lid, damages, 33cm high(It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use) CONDITION REPORT: lid damaged with two large chips to lip, main body in good condition

A large French gilt bronze mantel clock, 19th century, the top mounted with a double swan headed boat carrying Old Father Time and a winged cherub, on a rectangular base with canted corners, applied with shells and trophies of war, raised on claw feet, the white enamel dial with Roman chapter ring, signed Le Roy de S, a Paris, with 8 day movement with silk suspension and count wheel strike, back plate stamped 465 JB, 48cm high CONDITION REPORT: cracks and losses to dial, mercury gilding partially removed, base patches showing, also marks for a curling l 126

A Japanese ivory and shibayama page turner, late 19th/early 20th century, the handle carved with octopus, fish and shells, the blade with raised gilt flowering branches, birds and insects, some losses, 25.8cm long

A large coral shell with smaller ornamental rocks and shells

Trench Art shell engraved 1914 souvenir, two other shells, compass etc

A Victorian Brass Fender, Brass Jam Pan & Shells.

A tall contemporary clear glass floorstanding vase of tapering cylindrical form, labelled ""Hand made in Poland"", 70 cm tall approx containing a selection of exotic shells and pebbles of varying size and form

Three silver novelty pin cushions, in the form of a mother wren and two chicks emerging from their shells, all Samson Morden & Co, the mother bird Chester c.1905, the largest chick Chester (date letter rubbed) the smallest chick Chester (date letter partially rubbed, possibly 1906) approx 5cm, 4cm & 3cm long respectively. (3) CONDITION REPORT: Large: good condition. Medium: Good condition. Small: Dent to side and small dents to base.

A box containing various rocks, minerals and shells including malachite, amethyst etc and other oddments

A large conch shell and various other marine shells

Two boxes containing a large collection of marine samples including shells, coral, seaweed, etc (qty)

An early 20th century Tiffany silver plate the shaped moulded rim decorated with relief scallop shells. Stamped Tiffany & Co. - 18034 Makers 7961 - Sterling Silver - 925 - 1000"" to base. 440g, 14oz troy."" 9¼in. (23½cm)

Democratic Republic of Congo, carved wood ancestor panel, the top tapering section with carved face within a shell decorated frame, the lower rectangular section with three figures in bone inset into the central field, the reverse also decorated with a pattern of shells, 32cm x 22cm.

Democratic Republic of Congo, Nikisi or fetish figure with open mouth and wide eyes, white painted with a large shell on several cords around the neck, tapering head dress with a small container at the top, the distended stomach with mirror-covered storage space, corded and woven waist band on which various nut shells are suspended, on square base, 40cm.

Iron and Brass Log Basket and Four Large Sea Shells

Four pieces of French Art, three Shells, a 1914 Christmas tin, a Swagger stick, assorted military postcards, Champion cards, an album of photographs and a collection of - The War Budget - and a pair of Ross London 1917 binoculars

A First Period Worcester Cabbage Leaf Mask Jug, circa 1775, printed with natural flower sprays, crescent mark, 19cm high; and A Pair of Barr, Flight & Barr Chocolate Cups, Covers and Stands, printed with shells impressed marks (3) CONDITION REPORT: Minor wear. Mask jug in good condition. Chocolate cups - one knop restored

A Victorian Porcelain Vase, of baluster form with satyr handles bat printed with shells and rural scenes on a pink ground, 25.5cm high

H* Rukers (19th century) Continental Still life of shells Signed and dated 1833, watercolour, 24cm by 18.5cm See illustration CONDITION REPORT: Light surface dirt and time staining especially to outer edges. There is a noticeable vertical cockell running the full length of the left hand side and less pronounced on the right hand side. Colour depth generally good. A few very small sized foxing spots in the lower left hand corner. Not examined out of the frame.

Four pieces of French Art, three Shells, a 1914 Christmas tin, a Swagger stick, assorted military postcards, Champion cards, an album of photographs and a collection of - The War Budget - and a pair of Ross London 1917 binoculars

A silver decorated pappenheim rapier dating: second quarter of the 17th Century provenance: Germany Long, straight, double-edged blade of lenticular section, with a double central fuller at the forte featuring remains of engravings in the grooves; massive, iron hilt keeping most of the original silver plating, consisting of two large sword-shells finely pierced with stars and circles; provided with lower rings, other rings linked to the border of the valves, quillon with counter-curved arms enlarged at the ends, the guard`s end en suite; large, vase-shaped pommel with faceted base and baluster button; wooden grip with iron wire-binding and moor`s heads (restored). dimensions: length 128 cm. Start Price: €4500

A navy sabre dating: 19th Century provenance: France Slightly curved, single -and false-edged blade, with fuller and groove, at the back remains of Coulaux of Klingenthal mark; pierced, bronze hilt decorated with vine shoots and anchor; long cap decorated with shells; horn grip. Leather scabbard with brass mounts; together with remains of brass and brass straps. dimensions: length 82 cm. Start Price: €300

A collection of trench art to include cigarette lighter topped with farthings, ashtrays together with 2 shells.

A Victorian pair of silver hallmarked rococo salts in the form of oyster shells complete in the original box. Makers William Henry Leather, Birmingham 1897. Weight 22 grams

A collection of trench art to include cigarette lighter topped with farthings, ashtrays together with 2 shells.

A Victorian pair of silver hallmarked rococo salts in the form of oyster shells complete in the original box. Makers William Henry Leather, Birmingham 1897. Weight 22 grams

Late Victorian/Edwardian mahogany mirror backed side cabinet with ornate foliate scroll and trellis pediment, shelf below and two smaller shelves flanking the shaped mirrored plate, the base with single drawer above glazed cupboard, flanked by shaped shells on foliate cabriole supports, 202cm wide

Various exotic items to include shells, carved inlaid box, carved polished stone mask head, etc (1 box)

White ceramics to include shells, jugs, bowls etc.

A SCANDINAVIAN PEG TANKARD of circular form, the scroll handle with ball attachment and capped with a caryatid mask, the hinged lid engraved with trailing foliage and shells, and scratch engraved `CCSS/BKDW`, the body with further engraved initials and stylised engraved decoration, the underside with a prick dot engraved inscription, the whole on three ball feet, maker`s mark of IK, in a heart-shaped punch, probably late 17th/early 18th century, height 8.5"" (c.22ozs). Provenance: The Lebedev collection , Stud House, Hampton Court Palace.

Bing and Grondahl B&G 2315 and 2264, Sea Boy and Girl with shells, marks on base of each, 11cmH and 6cmH plus one other of a similar design. (3)

A Renaissance style wall hanging Looking Glass, the wooden frame carved with 'C' scrolls foliate ornament and central conch style shells etc., the rectangular plate with a hand bevelled edge, external dimensions 65cm x 75cm

A pair of 19th Century (circa 1830) patinated bronze and ormolu mounted Candlesticks, the gilded drip pans above a circular stem and finely cast triform stand modelled as leaves and shells etc., each on triform platform base, 19th Century and later adapted to lamps, together with pleated Shades, height of Candlesticks (not including shades or light fittings) 27cm