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A silver gilt continental bracelet set with green hard stone cabouchons embellished with pearls, shells and flowers with painted decoration.

Watch chain with elephant fob seal for the family Carson highly decorative watch chain in un-hallmarked yellow metal, with a continental hallmarked `R.N 18` fob seal in yellow metal decorated with shells and flowers, set with a carved carnelian fob seal with the family crest of Carson, together with another gold plated hard stone fob seal.

A HANDSOME DUTCH 19th CENTURY FLORAL MARQUETRY BOMBE BUREAU, the rectangular top with paired panels each depicting a cornucopia over a cylinder top decorated with urns and foliage opening to reveal an attractive interior similarly decorated fitted with drawers and compartments including faux book spines above three long graduated drawers each inlaid with shells, flowers and foliage over a similarly decorated scrolling apron and supported on splayed bracket feet mounted with gilt sabots. 1.14m x 1.14m x 0.61m

Pair of cameo shells

DAVID BURLIUK (American/Russian 1882-1967) Flowers & Shells by the Bay Oil on artist`s board 16 x 20 inches/ 40.6 x 50.8 centimeters Signed lower center "Burliuk" Included in lot: Certificate of Authenticity from the Burliuk Committee, Certificate # B12.116 Frame: 19.75 x 23.75 inches/ 50.2 x 60.4 centimeters PROVENANCE: Private Collection, San Francisco, California Starting Price: $7500

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY COLLECTOR`S CABINET with conch shell and satinwood inlay, having a lift-up top with compartments and cupboard doors opening to reveal drawers and containing a collection of shells, and with various loose shells, 51cm across

AN EDWARD VII SILVER FACED TRAVELLING WATCH CASE, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1903, the hinged front cover repousse with rococo scrolls, shells and flowers, to a leather covered easel back, 11.5cm x 10.5cm

AN EDWARD VII SILVER EASEL MIRROR, by William Comyns, London 1906, the heart shaped bevelled glass within a velvet backed frame pierced with a vacant cartouche and rococo scrolls, shells and flowers, 31.5cm x 26.5cm

A Victorian lead crystal scent bottle, with a hinged white metal cover, (unmarked), cast with shells, flowers and C scrolls, 9cm high, in original fitted case.

PAIR OF CHINESE PAINTED MOTHER O`PEARL SHELLS, on floral pierced wood stands, decorated with figures, the shells 8" x 9 1/2" (20.3cm x 24.1cm) in original fitted wooden boxes with slide-off lids (2) only traces of paint remaining

SAIKI JAPANESE BLUE CASED AND FLASH CUT GLASS COCKTAIL SET, comprising smaller with CHROME PLATED COVER AND A STEMMED SAUCER GLASS (ORIGINALLY SIX) in a fitted case, together with a black and gilt wire cloisonne circular box and cover, black lacquered circular box and cover, two carved shells and faux tortoiseshell oblong box and cover etc.

WWI military cross group of five, awarded to Captain Walter Sparks, Royal Irish Fusiliers 1914-15, the star named "2. Lieutentant.W.Sparks R.IR. Fus", WWI victory medals named "Captain. W. Sparks", Belgian Croix de Guerre, the military cross in case of issue, matching set of miniatures, original War Office citation for military cross "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty when a very heavy counter-attack on our positions led to a certain amount of confusion he went forward through a heavy barrage of shells and machine gunfire and reorganised the battalion and established a second line of defence, so averting what would have been a most critical situation.", two original Irish Brigade citations of gallant conduct and devotion, fourteen pages of research, including medal index card, London Gazette entries and copied photographs of Captain Sparks

WWI family group of medals, distinguished conduct group of four to "Thomas Ashmore, Sixth Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment", DCM named to "13447. Pte. T. Ashmore. 6-Dorset.R", 1914-15 star war and victory medals named to "13447. Pte. T. Ashmore. Dorset.R.", Thomas Ashmore died of wounds on 25/10 1917, DCM citation "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty after heavy bombardment by mustard gas shells, from which his company suffered severely, he carried out his duty as a stretcher bearer. Although almost blind and vomiting severely he continued until quite exhausted and unable to see.", group of four medals awarded to "Daniel Ashmore, 6 Dorset Regiment", 1914-15 star, war and victory medals named to "11829. Pte. D.B. Ashmore. Dorset. R.", WWII defence medal un-named as issued, mounted on bar, box of issue for WWII defence medal

WWII Artefacts: Collected from Dunkirk and Malo Le Bains to consist of a Tommy Helmet, Army issued fork and spoon, tin of liver salts, razor and a cloth faced gas mask. Helmet has incrustation and shells to the overall item.

HOLLAND & SONS FOR MARLBOROUGH HOUSE A Hungarian ash, rosewood and tulipwood library table, c.1865, the leather inset top within a crossbanded border over two frieze drawers, the standard ends with moulded decoration and parcel gilt carved shells, husks and foliage, the downswept supports terminating in shell carved feet enclosing casters, both drawers stamped 'Holland & Sons' with a paper label M H 2394 below a printed coronet, 113cm wide 65cm deep 74.5cm high Marlborough House in the City of Westminster was designed by Sir Christopher Wren for Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough, and completed in 1711. The house was taken into crown ownership in 1817. From 1853-61 Queen Victoria and Prince Albert arranged for the building to by used by the 'National Art Training School'. From 1863 to 1901 it was famously home to the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) and his wife Alexandra when it became the social centre for London's high society. CONDITION REPORT: Usual wear.

4 framed pot lids `Grace Before Meals`, `Fording The Stream`, `The Best Card` & shells

Small Royal Doulton Character Jug 'Long John Silver', Pair of Green Jade Bowls, Pair of Carved Mother of Pearl Shells, Japanese Teapot, Sugar Bowl and Cream Jug

A quantity of Sea Shells and Minerals.

A SELKIRK SCOTTISH "ROCKPOOL" PAPERWEIGHT having dimpled top and sides and internal coral and shells, dated, 1990, edition 139/500 and ANOTHER Perthshire weight, similarly dimpled with daffodils

A large circular piece of mother of pearl, turned in the shape of a plate, 16cm diameter and a collection of conch shells gathered from the Cornish coastline, the largest 12cm long, and the smallest 5mm. (33)

A tortoise shell, 25cm long, together with three smaller tortoise shells, 10cm long. (4) Provenance: The Estate of David Powell MBE.

A collection of cowrie shells, sea shells, peacock feathers and other items.

A carved Dan Mask with full cloth headdress and applied shells, 20in

An Astra 3.7’’ Anti-Aircraft Gun, in green with original instructions, in original ‘Toblerone’ plain card box with small label, G-VG, some paint chips, lacks shells, box G, staples rusty

1970s Corgi Military Vehicles: including 907 German Semi-Track Rocket Launcher, 900 PzKpfw Tiger Mk.1, 904 King Tiger Tank, 906 Saladin Armoured Car, 901 Centurion Mk.III and four other tanks, in original boxes, VG-E, some with shells on sprue, boxes F-VG, 907 box tape repaired (9)

Eight boxes of various decorative pottery and porcelain, including Edwardian and other part-tea services, vases, a small quantity of shells, a leather bound Bible and other items.

Three mother of pearl/nacre scallop shells, brought to the UK by a WWI naval serviceman

Accounts for Woolwich laboratory 1776 Military – Woolwich arsenal expense of particular services in the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich in October 1776^ ms document on 6pp large folio^ separated horizontally across the middle of the document but easily repaired in our estimation. The document lists the expenditure on the laboratory during the month^ including the smith’s shop^ assisting the medellers^ proving and weighing shells^ producing gunpowder etc. The document also lists all the men employed at the laboratory throughout the month of November 1776 with the number of days worked and their rates of pay. A particularly informative document on the running of England’s most important military establishment

Various pairs of stud earrings, comprising small oval garnets with twisted rope surround, scallop shells, multi-coloured gold knots, Celtic style knots, simulated pearls & double loop with tiny diamond set in centre, all with post & butterfly fittings, stamped or tested 9ct gold (gross 6.7g) (6)

A rare pair of shell cases and shells reputedly from the Boer war, the shell cases no.37-85PDPS370 9.17, the shells with copper banding, and brass timing detonation caps, height 16cm

A quantity of exotic shells, carved Chinese gaming pieces, etc.

A quantity of exotic shells and coral.

Two 19th century style majolica chargers encrusted with shells upon a red ground, 39cm approx.

Ashworth trend container in the form of a barrel plus a spool decorated with sea shells

(lot of 4) Continental porcelain oyster plates with five wells, 19th century. Including two by C. Tielsch with depictions of seaweed and shells and two Limoges plates with seaweed and snails. One is square. Largest 8.5"dia. Starting Price $150

(lot of 5) Porcelain oyster plates, 19th century. Mostly French including a turkey plate decorated with coral, fish, and a turtle; two with hand painted coral, seaweed and shells, and one with hand painted coral all with gilt rims. Largest 8"dia. Starting Price $200

(lot of 4) English and Continental oyster plates, 19th century. Each in a drabware pallet with plates having four, five, and six wells. Three plates with hand painted motifs. One with conch shells. largest 9"h. 7.75"w. Starting Price $150

(lot of 4) French oyster plates, 19th century. Polychrome with gilt highlights and hand painted shells. Each with 6 wells. 7.75"dia. Starting Price $100

(lot of 4) Continental half moon oyster plates, 19th century. Consisiting on two plates in the japonesque taste with gilt highlights and two with hand painted shells. Each with five wells. 8.5"l 7"w. Starting Price $200

(lot of 2) Union Porcelain Works (UPW) oyster plates, 19th century. Shell form plates with bas relief seaweed shells and crabs. Hand painted with gilt rims and four wells. 5.75"h x 8"w. Starting Price $200

English silver six piece hot beverage ensemble consisting of a sterling silver suite by Barker Brothers Ltd., Birmingham, 1950, including coffee pot, teapot, open sugar, and cream pitcher; together with associated silver plate water kettle (lacking stand), and serving tray, each hollowware piece of a squat melon form accented with chased flowers and shells, 91.91 troy oz. Starting Price $1500

Japanese carved ivory okimono, early 20th century, in the form of a monkey carrying a large conch shell with a hermit crab peeking from inside, together with a smaller monkey looking up at the shell, another crab and sea shells on the foreground, 2.25"h x 2.5"w Starting Price $150

New Guinea carved wood mask Sepik River style, Papua New Guinea carved wood mask, the ebonized male head set with feathers, having pronounced facial features with a reptile coming out of mouth, overall accented by cowrie shells, 24"h. Provenance: To benefit the Crocker Museum (Sacramento, CA) Starting Price: $100

Sepik River style, Papua New Guinea large and decorative standing male hook figure Sepik River style, Papua New Guinea large and decorative standing male hook figure with incised patterning on chest and legs, a bird with beak coming up to join with the nose, large flared nostrils, shell eyes, many shells and cassowary feathers around the head, 79"h x 17"w. Provenance: To benefit the Crocker Museum (Sacramento, CA). Starting Price: $350

New Guinea carved wood mask Sepik River style, Papua New Guinea carved wood mask, the large ebonized male face with pronounced facial features, and having a reptile coming out of mouth, overall accented with cowrie shells, (losses), 39"l. Provenance: To benefit the Crocker Museum (Sacramento, CA) Starting Price: $150

Sepik River region, Papua New Guinea standing figure Sepik River style, Papua New Guinea large and decorative standing male hook figure with incised patterning on chest and legs, a bird with beak coming up to join with the nose, large flared nostrils, shell eyes, many shells and cassowary feathers around the head, 79"h x 15"w x 3.5"d. Provenance: To benefit the Crocker Museum (Sacramento, CA). Starting Price: $350

Sepik River style, Papua New Guinea, very large male Sepik River style, Papua New Guinea, very large male standing figure with a bird on its back decorated with cowry shells, accented with a grass skirt, having spiral shell eyes, 86"h x 12"w. Provenance: To benefit the Crocker Museum (Sacramento, CA). Starting Price: $250

A 17th Century Oak Stile, carved with a figure of a man, 43cm high; A 19th Century Russian Bone Casket (probably Arcangel), 27cm wide; A Sorrento Box, containing a collection of shells, 18cm wide; A 19th Century Backgammon Board; and An Indian Carved Hardwood Casket (5) Russian bone box - various small decorative detail missing with further losses to the front and back (above hinges) and all corner sections missing

A selection of 30mm cartridges and shells, some from AFV and 3 in a steel clip / belt.

A set of three shell framed prints of boats with naturalistic "seaweed" and shells, each 18 x 15cm.

A star shaped shell frame with circular print of a boat, inset with "seaweed" and shells, together with two other framed prints.

A Portuguese majolica pallisy style dish, applied with a crab, the rim with sea shells and mussels, diameter 30cm (damage). Condition Report: One shell needs to be reglued. One leg has been broken in two places.

A Victorian blue and white transfer printed lidded soup tureen and stand in the "Oriental Shells" pattern.

A selection of decorative china and glass; shells and bric-a-brac

Various artillery shells, a ram rod, brass aeroplane etc.

Two cases of butterflies and some loose butterflies, to include Tortoise Shells, Red Admirals etc.

(SH) Elizabeth Jane Lloyd (1928-1995), A STILL LIFE OF FLOWERS IN A VASE, CHERRIES ON A TABLE, AND SHELLS ON A WINDOWSILL Signed l.r., watercolour 75 x 55.5cm

A pair of Obelisk Collection porcelain plates, painted by the Minton artist Roger Shufflebotham, signed, the first depicting a male and female wood duck by shells, the second with a blue tit on a branch by peaches, each within a gilt rim, puce painted inscription to each reverse.

A collection of wax and glass decorative fruit and a small group of mineral specimens and shells.

Sundry effects, place mats, costume dolls, shells etc.