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A box containing a large quantity of various shells.

A collection of four Poole Pottery shells, together with an Aegean plate in lime green (5)

four pieces of trench art, comprising a pair of twisted shells, marked Sept and Nov 1917 to base, and a pair of nose cones converted into inkwells (4)

A diamond brooch made in 14ct yellow gold and set with approximately 1.43cts of old cut diamonds in a star shape interspaced with blue enamel shells.

Two boxes of decorative china wares to include a collection of Carlton ware and other leaf dishes, cruets, etc, a Shorter & Son vase in the form of a conch shell, two further Shorter & Son vases in the form of shells, a Burleigh ware wall pocket in the shape of a tusk with squirrel and elephant decoration, a Poole pottery flower trough, a Crown Works Burslem Susie Cooper design twin-handled tureen and cover, a Gray's pottery coffee pot, a Susie Cooper Crown Works Burslem gravy boat, etc

A collection of shells, coral etc

A pair of George II cast silver candlesticks, George Boothby, London 1748, of knopped form, the shaped square bases with shells to the corners, the sconces unmarked, 21cm (8.25") high, approximately 1145gm/see illustration Condition Report: Both have a small armorial engraved to the foot. Neither sconce has marks, one sconce has dented bottom rim, the other has losses and two small tears to bottom rim. Marks to sticks are distinct, otherwise condition is in line with age and usage.

American bedcover 19th century, on plain cotton sewn with applique of sea shells, leopard, peacock, dove, some block printed fabrics embroidered signature E R Hall 1844 PROVENANCE; From a collection formerly kept at Hampton Court Palace 216 x 110in. (549 x 279cm) Generally good, two areas with light spot/ stain a few small holes, later backing

A FRENCH PORCELAIN MANTEL CLOCK, late 19th century, in the rococo style, the balloon case moulded and applied with scrolls, shells and dolphins and painted in polychrome enamels with loose bouquets of summer flowers on a gilt highlighted turquoise ground, fixed to a shaped oblong base with four scroll supports, apparently unmarked, 15"" high

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SHELL FLOWER BASKETS, made up of painted and natural small shells and material faux flowers, 13"" high, contained under glass domes on circular ebonised bases

A PAIR OF GOODYEAR WING FOOT TAN LEATHER RIDING BOOTS, gaiters, shells, bayonet, bugle etc (parcel)

A large quantity of exotic shells, to include nautilus etc.

A large quantity of exotic and other shells, various sizes etc. - four trays

A large quantity of shells, various sizes and nationalities etc.

A large quantity of shells, various types and nationalities etc. - eight trays

A large quantity of shells and crustaceans etc., various types and nationalities etc. - nine trays

Two trays containing various exotic shells etc.

A French gilt brass Louis XV style mantel clock, 20th century, with a 24cm dial with Roman numeral cartouches, the centre decorated with a sunburst, leaves and blooms, the two train French movement striking on a saucer bell, the case with a figural finial fretwork frieze, the sides decorated with shells and a lyre, raised upon leaf cast shaped feet, height 66cm

An Imperial German S.98 bayonet with straight single edged single fullered blade, length of blade 36cm, with wooden grip, a Continental bayonet with straight single fullered single edged blade, with wooden grip, plated cross guard, complete with matching scabbard and a further bayonet, also two shell cases with associated war relic shells and a shell top, height of shells 57cm, 64cm (6)

A Victorian hallmarked silver twin handled bowl of oval form, having pierced and repousse decoration of scrolls and open shells, made by James Dickson & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1895, length 23cm, approx. weight 5.5oz

A door fingerplate: Shells (52E) a mustard pot with hinged pewter cover and spoon (52C) and a teapot stand: The Kingfisher (296) (4) potlid, potlids, pot+lid, pot+lids, prattware

Shells (52B) large potlid, potlids, pot+lid, pot+lids, prattware

Shells (52J) and The Three Choristers (2) potlid, potlids, pot+lid, pot+lids, prattware

A pair of WWI 1915 trench art 18pdr brass artillery shells with affixed plaque

A PAIR OF MINTON PORCELAIN CABINET PLATES, each painted with shells and signed Mitchell within a gilt border, circa 1873, 24cm diameter

19th century mahogany long case clock, the painted arch top dial with Roman numerals and painted decoration to the arch and spandrels depicting fruit and shells with two subsidiary dials housed in a case with swan neck pediment and fret carved spandrels flanked by a pair of reeded columns, the trunk with quarter columns raised on a plinth base

A pair of 19th century sailors love token shell pictures, each in octagonal mahogany frame, "You Taught Me Love," and "Teach Me Happiness". Each width 12.5 ins. CONDITION REPORT: The glass is broken and 50% is missing on the one with the writing. There are very few losses to the shellwork and if you look carefully at our images you will see where these are. Some shells are also broken but in the main they are all present and correct. There are some that are loose particularly on the one with the intact glass.

A late Victorian stationery cabinet, with sloped front, the door inlaid with shells and raised on short bun feet. Width 14.75 ins.

A Group of Six Charles and Ray Eames Upholstered Fiberglass Shells by Herman Miller 20th Century Each lacking legs and stamped Herman Miller with original sticker. Dimensions: h: 17 1/2 x w: 25 x d: 26 in. Note condition: upholstery foam is petrified.

Two weathered cast composition stone garden water features in the form of cherubs in standing pose clutching shells/cornucopias

Three Poole pottery nautilus shells, a preserve pot and lid, and a Midwinter bowl

A George II silver card tray by Ebenezer Coker, scroll rim cast with shells, on three scroll feet, London 1758, approx. 7oz., 6.75in. - monogrammed

A varied selection of mostly silver plated ware to include a five divisional candelabra with embossed detail and banded borders, a pair of lidded dishes in the form of a scallop shells with ruby glass liner, various other plated items to include goblets, posy vases, small rose bowl, a wrythen moulded glass caster with plated lid together with a large mixed quantity of mostly plated flatware to include dinner knives, forks, sugar tongs, soup spoons, napkin rings to include an Indian white metal example, etc

A mahogany and cane work box, two carved timber shells, iron work wine bottle holder, a large serving tray showing a Scottie dog in a jacket, a rectangular wicker tray, a number of Thomas Messel table mats and ink blotter

A walking stick comprised of conjoined walnut shells

AN UNUSUAL SHELL SET SILVER BRACELET, hinged panel design, set with sea shells and semi-precious cabochons L 20 cm, together with a Mexican style white metal and turquoise mosaic style bracelet, L 17.5 cm (2)

"200 x 12 bore New Shells Cheddite, 3,1/2 ins cartridges "

An Avia Incabloc ladies wristwatch in yellow metal case marked 375 with matching bracelet in the form of linked shells

A rare framed and glazed envelope & letter dated 27th March 1900 and posted in Mafeking, South Africa. The letter was sent to the vendor's grandfather by Walter Wissing (the envelope is stamped Wissing Brothers, Mafeking, Bechuanaland to verso) and reads: 'Just a line to say we are safe & well - we have been besieged since 12th Oct last but we think we will soon be relieved. We are having a very heavy day of it today, having had several hundred shells into the town already and some 100 pounders! (72 of these latter up to now). I am chiefly writing you to furnish you with these stamps as they are only procurable for bona fide postage purposes' The envelope has six stamps with Mafeking Besieged overprints Strip of three Cape of Good Hope 1d on 1/2d green SG1 Cape of Good Hope 3d on 1d carmine SG3 British Bechuanaland 6d on 3d lilac & black SG10 British Bechuanaland 1s on 4d green & purple brown SG11 The above have 30th March 1900 postmark. Affixed to the front is a 3d deep blue on paper SG20, postmarked 11th May 1900 & to verso a 1d pale blue SG17 also postmarked 11th May 1900 The siege of Mafeking was the most famous action of the second Boer War and took place over a period of 217 days from October 1899 to May 1900.

Four contemporary prints of transparent shells/molluscs by A Kailsin

A box of military shells, buttons, badges, etc

A collection of 19th/20th Century boxes, to include a French octagonal casket in amboyna wood, with brass inlaid Greek key banding and motif to lid. Sold together with a Victorian Gothic Revival walnut casket with applied brass work, an early 19th Century box, with red lacquer interior and grained exterior, with applied painted shells, an oak casket with canted corners and brass loop handles, two cutlery boxes and a William Crowford & Sons tin biscuit box, in form of an inlaid Sheraton tea caddy. (7)

A conch shell, similar shells and a collection of onyx and similar items

A TRIBAL HEADDRESS, POSSIBLY WEST AFRICAN, applied with cowrie shells, mounted with a pair of gazelle horns and suspending leather straps also applied with shells. 1.19m

A quantity of Shells in a basket

A box of miscellanea incuding shells, treen, eye glass, stone figure, etc.

Three architectural plaster over door pediment mouldings, in the form of neoclassical shells, each approx. 122cm wide and 56cm high, A/F.

A late 18th/early 19th Century oak and mahogany long cased clock, the dial white enamel dial painted with shells and flowers, within a ropework border by Rob.t Garbutt Wellington, with brass mounted reeded columns to trunk, shell marquetry to door and base, ebony stringing and crossbanding, with swan`s neck pediment, dial size 33.5cm, overall clock size, 54cm wide, 26cm deep, 217cm high.

Stained mahogany effect display cabinet having blind fret frieze with two serpentine-shaped shells enclosed by pair scroll carved and glazed panel doors on plinth base, 81cm wide

A PAIR OF ORMOLU CANDELABRA IN THE LOUIS XV MANNER, each with a central pillar cast with foliate scrolls and shells, issuing two scrolling branches with conforming nozzles and drip trays, and with a further central nozzle and drip tray with detachable cover, 20th century, 31cm high

A LEEDS POTTERY CREAMWARE TWO-HANDLED BASKET, of shaped oval form, pierced and heavily moulded with rococo scrollwork, foliage, shells and other devices, the handles of bold interlacing foliate form, on four scroll supports, impressed mark, early 20th century, 39cm wide

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER-MOUNTED GLASS CLARET JUG, by Roberts & Belk Ltd., Sheffield 1979, the body of tapering circular form, cut with graduated bands of square lozenges, the collar repoussé with fruiting vines, flowers and shells, the hinged domed cover with turned finial, the handle of angular foliate and scroll design with fantastic beast finial, 31cm high

Minton Flask & Cover decorated with fish and Sea Shells signed William Mussill, height 30cm

A collection of Carlton Ware cruets in the form of vegetables and shells.

A WORCESTER JUNKET DISH moulded with scallop shells and transfer printed in underglaze blue with the Pine Cone pattern, the prints to the exterior including radishes, a snail and butterflies, 25cm diam, disguised numeral, c1780-85 In fine condition

ATTRIBUTED TO JOHN BARKER (FL 1819 - D BEFORE 1840) STUDY OF SEASHELLS AND BIRDS` FEATHERS 22 x 30cm, watercolour In his reminiscences to William Chaffers, the painter Solomon Cole recalling his days at Thomas Baxter`s Worcester establishment and subsequently at Flight, Barr & Barr, described John Barker as a landscape painter who also "excelled in painting shells, and was engaged in that part of the celebrated service made for Watson Taylor Esq". No signed pieces by Barker are known, but his shell painting on porcelain may be distinguished from that of Baxter and Samuel Smith. The work of all three is illustrated together, Sandon (J) A Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain 1751-1851, Woodbridge 1993, col plt 76. Although the present watercolour is unsigned, the traditional attribution to Barker is certainly plausible. Minor light stains but in good condition, the pigment still quite fresh and largely unfaded, the work is executed on stout wove paper and there is an old pencil attribution to Barker on the reverse "By John Barker designed for Worcester Porcelain"

A GEORGE II SALVER shaped hexagonal with scrolling rim and shells at intervals, on three leaf capped feet, 28cm diam, maker WI [Grimwade 3888] possibly William Justis, London 1750, 22ozs 10dwts Light scratches to the field and possibly slight erasure but not thin or whippy, later chased.

A GEORGE III MEAT DISH ADAPTED AS A TEA TRAY shaped oval and engraved with two crests, motto and leafy mantling in moulded border with reeded rim and Venus shells and grapevines, on paw feet, 61cm w, by Benjamin and James Smith, London 1810, the later handles and feet assayed London Assay Office 2013, 101ozs Engraving worn and with overall light wear and polish residue

A JOCELYN BURTON SILVER GILT BOX AND COVER the cover inset with a cast plaque of naturalistic shells, 9cm diam, maker`s mark, London 1986, 7ozs 10dwts Shallow dent on the largest shell on the lid

A pair of WWII trench art shell vases with palmated cut tops inscribed 'Malta Convoy Battle, August 11th, 12th, 13th 1942, M.V. Port Chalmers', made from two 40 mm shells on mahogany plinth bases, H. 27 cm.