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Victorian mahogany collector`s chest, fitted with six drawers, plinth base, containing a collection of rocks minerals and shells.

A later 20th Century Studio glass candle stick by Anthony Stern with a fluted circular base rising to a column constructed from stylised sea shells all below a bell form scone decorated with a pearlised iridescence, engraved signature, height 19.5 cm.

A pair of early 20th Century brass six light candelabra raised on stepped feet to a trefoil base decorated with three cherubs and scalloped shells below knopped column and five scroll and pierced arms, all terminating in central sconce, 70cm high, S/D.

A late 19th Century Belleek Nautilus vase raised to coral supports with shells and seaweed to the base, blue printed mark with impressed Belleek Co Fermanagh, height 22cm, S/D

A COLLECTION OF MINERALS AND NATURAL HISTORY SPECIMENS, PRINCIPALLY SEA SHELLS, DRIFT WOOD, ETC

Lister (Martin). Historiae Animalium Angliae tres tractatus. Unus De Araneis. Alter De Cochleis tum terrestribus tum fluviatilibus. Tertius De Cochleis Marinis. Quibus adjectus est Quartus de Lapidibus ejusdem Insulae ad Cochlearum quandam imaginem figuratis, 1st edition, John Martyn, 1678, separate title-page to second part, nine folding etched plates of spiders, shells, etc., errata leaf at end, some minor soiling to extreme margins (generally in clean condition), library ink stamp to title foremargin and each plate, some light soiling to extreme margins (generally in clean condition) small hole to imprimatur leaf, slightly affecting two letters, library cloth, very slightly rubbed, small 4to. Wing L2523; Nissen ZVI2527. A treatise by the English physician Martin Lister (1638-1712) on spiders, terrestrial and fluvial shells, and marine shells, the last section of which is dedicated to fossil shells found in England. (1)

A Box Of Fossils (Mainly Shells And Sea Urchins)

* Natural history. A mixed collection of approx. 320 prints and engravings, mostly 19th century, including shells, flowers & fruit, vegetables, moths & butterflies and mushrooms, with examples by Lizars, Wright, Sowerby, Moussier, Lanzi, Wood and Pease, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.320)

A Pair of 19th Century Porcelain Salts in the Form of Shells Supported by Dolphins and Decorated with Hand Painted Birds. Underglazed Blue Mark and Impressed H, 6.5 cm High

A quantity of ‘00’ gauge railway. Including Wrenn LNER class A4 4-6-2 tender locomotive, ‘Sir Nigel Gresley’, RN 4498. In Garter blue livery (W2212A). Hornby Dublo 3-rail SR electric motor coach RN S65326 (3250). In green livery. Hornby Dublo class N2 0-6-2T locomotive, RN 69567. Hornby Railways LNER class A3 4-6-2 tender locomotive,’ Flying Scotsman’, RN 4472. In Apple green livery. Together with a BR class 58 Co-Co diesel locomotive, RN 58001. Fleischmann: BR Warship class Bo-Bo diesel hydraulic locomotive, ‘Glory’ RN 818. 2 diesel shunting locomotives, including DB Co RN 261 199-3. Tri-ang: 2 BR diesel locomotives, RN D5572 and D7063, US locomotive and unpowered loco, both RN 4008, 3 Pullman cars, Also 5 passenger coaches, 20 freight wagons and the major parts of another 10 coaches / freight wagons. A few locomotive body shells, chassis with electric motors and a number of other items. FC-VGC.

A quantity of heavily corroded ordnance excavated on the Western Front, including 8½” , 6” and 4½” howitzer shells, (incomplete, no fuzes), wire cutters, trench axe/pick, roll of barbed wire, curly steel barbed wire pickets, etc.

A quantity of brass shell cases and associated items, including 2 rusty inert fired 18pr shells with brass cases, the base of a 5” howizer shell made into an ash tray, several belts of inert cartridges, an AFS fireman’s axe, an electric railway hand lamp, a fire extinguisher table lamp, etc. Generally GC

A large collection of 19th century bags and purses to include a silk stripe drawstring purse with applique flowers circa 1820, late 19th century purses in velvet, satin and felt all with embroidered detail, two miser`s purses, a red crochet purse with gilt metal frame cast with flowers and shells, other embroidered examples and various 19th century style purses and bags. (16)

A Turkman hat with metal plates and cowrie shells on cloth backing with back flap together with four similar hats, a silver beaded panel of black and red cloth and two pairs of beaten white metal covered raised shoes. (8)

A quantity of period costume to include a 1930s brown lace evening gown with applied brown satin leaves, a 1930s silver grey silk georgette dress with matching underdress, a 1940s navy blue crepe skirt and jacket suit, the jacket with pleated peplum, a 1950s summer outfit by Spanish Main, Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands consisting of flared skirt, halter neck top and shawl, cotton printed with coral and jellyfish and applied sequin fish, and artificial shells, also a navy blue shift dress of Egyptian beaten metal plaques on net ground. (5)

19th Century Satsuma chinese dish in the form of an upturned clam shell. The underside encrusted with shells, the interior decorated with group scene in good condition

Britains 155mm Gun, appears G with trail wheels, shell case and four shells in G box. Together with Britains Royal Artillery 4.5`` Howitzer, F in P box. (2)

Astra-Pharos 3.7`` Anti-Aircraft Gun, mounted onto a cruciform base, with Astra roundel to top of receiver. F with some paint loss (missing shells etc.), contained in a brown rectangular Astra box. Together with an unboxed Astra Quarter Mile Beam Searchlight, tinplate searchlight with perspex lens, F/P with corrosion to some parts. (2)

Two Astra-Pharos Ltd. models: Rocket Gun, comprising cast chassis with twin aluminium trails, rocket launcher, rubber wheels, three shells (F in G box with pen to lid); 3 Light Traffic Signal, with Astra roundel to side (F, unboxed).

An early die-cast model of a WWI field gun, plus shells.

* An early 19th century pearlware pottery blue and white chestnut twin-handled basket and stand, pierced with lattice work, printed with shells, the stand similarly printed 26cm wide. (1)

Victorian papier-mâché tray, rectangular form, gilt decoration of shells and ferns.

A Victorian silver claret jug, by John Harrison & Co Ltd., Sheffield, 1863, of fluted baluster form, the hinged cover with an eagle finial, engraved with shells, foliate scrolls and a Bacchus mask, the border applied with cast fruiting vines, inscribed `To Sara from Albert, 1886` height 33cm, approx. weight 32oz.

LURES: (Qty) Collection of mainly metal lures incl. Reflex Devons in nickel/brass by Albert Smith, Peek of London and others, various slotted and plain Devons, Bull nose Devons in variety of sizes, Martin James carded minnows, various mackerel style spinners, Colorado baits, Hardy and other harness mounts plus 3 boxes containing celluloid prawn shells and various gut mount rigs, good mixed large lot.

LURES: (Qty) Large quantity of mainly European metal spinners’ incl. Abu, Mepps, Cybell of France, Rublex copper spoons, various wood and metal Devons, many unused baits, contained within 2 compartment leatherette covered boxes, each 18" x 8", with brass engraved plaques “Andre Thiriart, a further plastic tub and a bag of approx. 50 Dibro Devon shells in metallic and plain colours, many unused.

A box of assorted collectables including shells, chess etc.

A late George III near matching heavy silver and ornate decorated three piece tea set, the sugar basin and cream jug, maker Joseph Wilson, the tea pot, maker M.S. (not traced), all three pieces London 1818, all with flowers, scrolls and shells standing on mask feet together with tongs (crested), 61oz gross

Three Spanish and German toothpick holders, one bowl and a pair of shells, mid 19th-early 20th century 490 gr 20 cm alt. pileta

Yoruba ibeji male figure , indigo head dress, remains of camwood powder, neck, waist and ankle beads and hanging cowry shells, Oke Iho/Isayin area, height 25cm.

Dan hollowed wood mask, Ivory Coast, with prominent slit eyes and mouth, light colouration across the centre, and bright metal studs, the mask fringed with ten metal bells and cowry shells, length of wood 28cm.

A pair of cameo carved conch shells one depicting Hebe and the Eagle of Jupiter, the other decorated with the Three Graces, each 24cm. long.

A Wedgwood creamware pierced oval dish, late 18th/early 19th Century, decorated with black printed and green enamelled groups of shells and weed within the pierced basketweave green edged rim, impressed uppercase factory mark to reverse, length approx 30cm.

An Arts and Crafts Newlyn copper wall mirror, the tondo bevelled glass mirror within a relief surround of four fish and two scallop shells on a hammered background, stamped `Newlyn`, approx 49cm x 48.5cm.

A pair of late 19th/early 20th Century Continental brass mounted glass claret jugs, each dimpled smoky glass ovoid body applied in relief with masks, scallop shells, fruit and strapwork beneath a scallop moulded spout and herm moulded scroll handle, raised on a four dolphin stem, lobed circular foot and turned marble base, height approx 47cm.

A collection of seashells, including a conch shell, spider conch and cone shells.

C.T., British School - Still Life Study of Shells, watercolour heightened with white, signed with initials and dated 1876, approx 21cm x 32cm, within a gilt dome-shaped mount and wood frame.

A George III oak longcase clock with thirty hour movement striking on a bell, the painted square dial with Roman numerals and date aperture and inscribed `Jno Carmalt Ringwood`, cornered by shells and scrolls, the hood with a swan neck pediment with brass rosettes above a glazed door flanked by columns, the trunk door with crossbanded decoration above a plain base, on bracket feet, height approx 200cm, together with pendulum and weight.

PENGUIN BOOKS. – F. Martin DUNCAN. British Shells. London & New York: King Penguin, 1943. 8vo (181 x 119mm.) 16 full-page coloured illustrations, occasional uncoloured illustrations. (Minor light spotting.) Original pictorial boards (soiled, backstrip chipped at head and foot). – And a quantity of others published by Penguin, including other King Penguins (a quantity).

Toys: two boxed Britains 18 inch Howitzer's, boxed, one with two and one with six shells.

A Royal Winton coloured fish vase; another fish vase; a ceramic cat with glass eyes; three ships in Haig bottles; and two ceramic conch shells. (8)

A Poole pearl grey and pink lidded teapot, a pair of pearl grey and chocolate interior conch shells, a similar shell with pink interior, a pale pearl grey bowl, 33cm diameter, a butter dish, six pink and grey bowls, two cups, saucers and plates, and a milk and sugar. (20)

A Belleek biscuit barrel moulded in relief with shells and corals, green transfer mark to base 18cm high, 13cm diameter.

Four WWI artillery shells

A quantity of Shells.

Three Rotax 8" K590-7 headlamp shells to suit Riley, Alvis etc.

A GILT FRAMED WOOD AND PLASTER BAROQUE STYLE MIRROR WITH SHELLS TO THE TOP AND SWAGS TO THE BOTTOM. 42 CM`S X 100 CM`S.

A Belleek double fish and nautilus vase, the shell and fish pink tinted and with similar tinting to the coral and shells on the stepped rocky base, black printed mark, 32cm (12.5”) high

Two scallop shells with plated easel frames, a white metal mounted coconut bowl, two scoops and an opium pipe

A Britains Military Equipment self propelled 15mm gun with three plastic shells, in original box, 23cm long

AN ENGLISH SILVER-HILTED HUNTING SWORD, LONDON SILVER HALLMARKS FOR 1746 with straight blade double-edged towards the point, cut with a long central fuller and a further slender fuller on each face, silver hilt (marks indistinct), cast and chased in low relief, comprising down-curved shell-guard formed as a wildman mask issuant with rococo scalloped shells and scrolls, quillon formed as a further mask, quillon-block chiselled with a grotesque on each side, knuckle-guard interrupted by a scalloped moulding and an espagnolette mask on each side (minor repair at the top), cap pommel en suite with the quillon-block, and the grip formed of contrasting panels of dark and light horn 63.5cm; 25in blade

A BANDSMAN`S SWORD, CIRCA 1820; ANOTHER, CIRCA 1820; A FRENCH MODEL 1816 INFANTRY SHORTSWORD; AND ANOTHER SHORTSWORD the first with tapering double-edged blade, brass hilt including grip cast with a spiralling pattern of scallop shells, and monsterhead pommel, in its scabbard (losses); the second with curved blade (pitted), and brass hilt including monsterhead pommel; the third of regulation type, the blade retaining traces of an arsenal inscription; and the fourth probably the Prussian model of 1816 the first: 68.5cm; 27in (4)

Georgian style oak dresser of small proportions, the raised back with a pierced shape frieze over open shelves and flanked by cupboards and small drawers cross banded with mahogany and inlaid with conch shells, over two frieze drawers and upon cabriole legs, 47" wide

An Austrian terracotta figure of a young woman, late 19th/early 20th century, modelled naked resting against a floral bowl and raised atop a naturalistic base decorated with sea shells, impressed and incised marks. (a.f.). 46cm high.

A GENTLEMAN`S 18K GOLD HUNTER CASED TOP WIND POCKET WATCH, the white enamel dial with black and red Arabic numerals enclosing subsidiary seconds dial and inscribed "American Watch Co", the three quarter back plate with blued steel screws and numbered 7743764, with hinged dust cover, the case engraved with a stylised sun-burst, escallop shells and initials

A mother of pearl 'Last Supper' tableau, and three carved mother of pearl shells

A SET OF THREE CAST IRON RADIATORS, c.1900, cast with foliate scroll and shells, 24" x 32"

A shallow silver bowl made by Mappin & Webb hallmarks for 1929, pierced decoration with shells, scrolls and leaf decoration height approximately 90mm, diameter approximately 234mm and weight approximately 29.2 ozs.

A Deactivated British No.3 MkI Rod Grenade, bearing traces of original red paint; a Hand Grenade, of large hobnail cast globular form, with brass screw-in fuse; a Pair of Second World War Bino Prism No.2 MkI Binoculars, by A Kershaw & Son, Leeds, dated 1940 and numbered 31449A; Trench Art, comprising three shell vases, an ATS ashtray, two brass shells and a mortar shell, a small brass plaque inscribed with details of German surrender; a Soldier`s Service and Pay Book (12)

Lalique glass circular plate, decorated with four fan shaped shells, stamped R. Lalique, France, 10.5" dia

Pair of 19th century prints, of a young women finding shells, each 20in diam.