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An Empire/Rococo style 19th c. gilt based, marble topped Consul Table having serpentine shaped marble top, the base carved with shells, scrolls on two cabriole legs

Three Cigarette Cases, small epns Evening Purse, five polished stone eggs and two shells

A quantity of Shells including star signs, etc.

A Newlyn copper tray, decorated fish, seaweed and shells, 50 cm wide Condition report Report by NG Stamped NEWLYN to reverse.

Four graduated Caughley blue and white pickle dishes, c.1785-90, modelled as scallop shells, all printed with the Fisherman pattern, unmarked, 16.5cm max. (4) The smallest with a paper label for the Crisp Collection, no. 20.

A Continental porcelain sweetmeat dish in the English style, 19th century, a single shell raised above a tier of three, painted with dishevelled birds and raised on a base encrusted with shells, faux Plymouth mark to the base, 9cm high.

MOTHER OF PEARL. A collection of mother of pearl, including knives, spoons & shells.

†COINS, ASIAN TERRITORIES, SUMATRA East India Company, Bronzed Copper Proof Keping, AH1219 / 1804, obv arms of the EIC and date, rev date and denomination in Malay (Pr 21A; KM 262). Mint state Proof with copper shells. The Soho mint often sent out the proofs to their clients in metal shells. Most of these have been lost to time now, so it is special to have this offered.

Three Minton Majolica oyster plates moulded with shells and seaweed, one blue, one yellow and one marbled green, each 9""diam.

Two Liverpool teabowls and saucers circa 1780 one probably by John or Jane Pennington decorated with shells and flora, the second by Seth Pennington decorated with Chinese Lady and Bird pattern, (4) Condition report: Very minor rim nicks to the Seth Pennington saucer as well as stained crazing. No other damage or restoration.

Coalport coffee can circa 1815 painted in Bristol by Thomas Pardoe with shells within a peach ground, 5.5cm high Condition report: No damage or restoration. Small amounts of gilt wear.

A CUT GLASS DECANTER, six cut glasses, two conch shells and a fossil

TWO CONICAL MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS, (2)

A Late 19th Century Collectors Cabinet with Three Subdivided Drawers Containing Shells, Rocks and Fossils, 31 cm Wide

A Pair of Brass Trench Art Vases Formed From Howitzer Shells Dated 1916, 16 cm High

A WWI Brass Trench Art Pot and Cover Formed From Two Howitzer Shells Dated 1915 and 1916 and Having Applied Royal Medical Corps Badge

Box of metalware to include brass trivets, stand, copper fuel depot, bullet shells etc

A pair of colour etchings of beached trawlers by Michael Chaplin R E - Artist proofs each signed and dated 1985 inscribed with titles - Collecting Shells and Three Trawlers - in grey metal frames

A Kuba Copper-Clad Carved Wood Mask, Democratic Republic of the Congo, hollowed helmet form with fiber crown, embellished with glass beads and cowrie shells, height 13 1/2 in., width 16 in. Provenance: Property of the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA (no. 75.34); sold to benefit future acquisitions.

A Sepik Polychrome Painted Carved Wood Guardian Figure, New Guinea, elongated oval visage carved with pendant trunk, trimmed in fiber and cowrie shells, surmounted by tall upright ears, raised on tall neck, over mounded base, height 51 1/2 in. Provenance: Property of the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA (no. 75.115); sold to benefit future acquisitions.

A French Provincial Carved Walnut Console Table, late 18th/early 19th c., marble top, frieze centering shells, cabriole legs, hoof feet, height 28 1/2 in., width 37 in., depth 23 in.

A Monumental Patinated Bronze Fountain, in the Italian Neoclassical style, surmounted by a draped Classical female, on figural supports, the whole on a circular plinth ornamented with shells and fish, scrolled feet, height 98 in., diameter 59 in.

A Continental Rococo-Style Carved Giltwood Mirror, possibly Venice, molded surround with shells, mirror plate centering etched figure of a gentleman, height 14 1/4 in., width 10 in.

A Gilt Bronze-Mounted "Sèvres" Porcelain Guéridon, circular top centering reserve of a courting couple after Fragonard, paneled surround with floral cartouches on bleu ground, paneled frieze with shells, baluster support, arched legs, acanthine feet, height 29 1/4 in., diameter 24 in.

A box of mixed collectables including playing cards, MOP shells, gloves etc.

A VICTORIAN GLASS DUMP, floral inset, together with one with a period Singer Sewing Machine, and two others, one with shells, the other red, 2.5cm

Pair of 19th century porcelain cabinet plates, the puce borders decorated with fine gilt work and shells, the centres decorated with posies of flowers surrounded by blue and gilt border, 25cm

A pair of Abalone shells, each carved to the inside surface with a fisherman and a fisherwoman, 19th century, the largest 13.5cm by 12.5cm

A late Victorian silver three piece bachelor`s tea set of oval half reeded form, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, Sheffield 1893 by John Round, together with a sterling tea strainer, embossed with scallop shells and scrolls.

A Victorian silver coffee pot with domed lid and pomegranate finial, the lobed pear shaped body and scroll spout engraved with fruit baskets, scallop shells and foliate scrolls, applied with a scroll handle, on scroll feet, London 1840 by Edward I, Edward II, John & William Barnard, height approx 28cm.

An 18th Century Dutch silver corkscrew, the scroll handle moulded in relief with opposing scallop shells, the screw-off shaft case of baluster form, length approx 8.5cm (replacement worn).

A Lalique `Coquilles` opalescent glass circular dish, the underside moulded in relief with four shells, moulded `R. Lalique` to base, diameter approx 23.5cm.

A collection of Wade animals and figures, mostly Whimsies, including Humpty Dumpty, two tortoises with removable shells, birds, a butterfly, rabbit and a frog.

A Bohemian blue glass vase, late 19th Century, of faceted flared form, the rim cut with stylized scallop shells heightened in gilt with foliate scrolls, on a flared wavy rimmed foot, heightened in gilt, height approx 20.5cm.

A George III mahogany bow fronted corner cabinet, with a moulded cornice above two doors, each inlaid with shells, 75cm wide

Two boxes inc. wicker basket, shells, stone eggs, framed articles etc.

Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977) A collection of items including an oil lamp, desk lamp, shells & other items believed to be from the Flat of Charlie Chaplin, base of the lamp reads in period ink `This Lamp was purchased by Charlie Chaplin from me to furnish his flat in 15 Gelnshaw Mansions, Brixton Road together with most other items. I repurchased them when he sailed for Canada and the USA`, other items addressed on base, with letter concerning provenance and from the estate of Glynis Heslop, thence by descent (9 items)

Four Inert World War I German 37mm “Pom Pom” shells, two engraved with battlefield details in Belgian, all are head stamped “Karlsruhe T97 – 98”. One 1903, one 1904, one 1905.

Two WWI Howitzer brass plates, and two brass shells with VSM cones.

A Britains 2064 155mm Gun, complete with shell case, loader and six shells, boxed, G

A pair of Victorian metal ewers, Brass candlesticks, sea shells etc

Early 20th century Dewhurst`s Three Shells Machine Twist cotton sales cabinet 17 x 22 x 21in. (43 x 56 x 53cm)

A Chinese overlay glass jar, together with five Sabino glass animal figures and two glass swan ornaments. (8) CONDITION REPORT: Sabino glass comprises - small dog (perhaps a pug), Cockerell bird, small rabbit, two shells. There are two swan figured dishes one which is iridescent and the other simply marked Meisenthal.

A pair of silver butter shells. (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, with engraved inscription.

A collection of early twentieth century hand-finished Japanese shells, together with three silver book marks. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. One bookmark with inscription and documentation suggesting the piece belonged to the Guinness family. Good condition.

A quantity of shells.

A porcupine quill box with ivory inlay currently used for storing shells.

THREE NAUTILUS SHELL VASES the shells modelled on a naturalistic tripod stand, the tallest 16cm high

GEORGE II SILVER SERPENTINE CIRCULAR TRAY with central coat-of-arms within a chased shell and foilate border, the pie crust rim cast with leaves and shells, on leaf cast paw feet, London 1743, maker`s initials indistinct, approximately 1580g, 37cm diameter Good condition, makers initials partially rubbed.

A pair of Victorian London silver salts in the form of scallop shells with dolphin feet and a collection of other silver items.

A pair of novelty salts in the form of frogs with shells

MARK ROWBOTHAM Looking for Shells Pastel Signed 16.5 x 11.5cm (See illustration)

A pair of 3.8" shrapnel artillery shells, WWI

A group of tribal headdresses hung with cowrie shells.

Four 20th century wall lights in the shape of shells.

A large 17th Century bronze Mortar with banded motifs of shells and scrolls, 10in H

A framed and glazed Display of brass Shells, 20 x 15in

A collection of sea shells, including: cowrie, starfish, a dried seahorse, conch, nautilus, abalone and cassidae, 38.3cm high, max., in a pine and iron trunk, 86.7cm wide. (A lot)

A collection of minerals and fossils, to include a section of fossilised mammoth tooth, two dried seahorses, a petrified wood sample with a paper label inscribed `Petrified Wood from Sidmouth`, a petrified fern sample, two horns, a section of agate, pebbles, shells and claws. (A lot)

A carved giltwood wall mirror in Rococo style, decorated with `C` scrolls, shells and rocaille, 19th century 69.9 x 63.7cm wide