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A lontar leaf chest,20th century, Indonesian, Lombok, decorated with cowrie shells, 53cm wide51cm deep53cm high

A 19th Century gilt picture frame, moulded with shells and scrolling foliage, 120 x 89cms high; together with another gilt picture frame.

Oil on canvas. Still life dried flowers and shells. Signed ‘T. Ritchie’ lower right. H.112 x W.95 cm.

Indonesian textile panel in the tradition of Lau Wuti Kau with tribal figures created from applied cut shells and beads on dark brown cotton ground. 62x146 (excl fringe)

AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SALVERDublin c.1771, markers mark rubbed, of circular form, with raised pie crust rim, the centre chased with shells and ribbon tied swags with inscription 'Loretto', raised on pad feet, (11 troy ozs). 20cm diameter

A 19TH CENTURY GILTWOOD OVERMANTLE MIRROR,the shaped rectangular plate enclosed by a narrow beaded border, surmounted by an apron formed as scallop shells amongst trailing foliage, with scrollwork mounts to each corner and frame. 170cm high, 107cm wide

Box of various sea shells

An Italian Casa Pupo pottery table lamp, decorated with sea shells to the base, 53cm high

Three African tribal hangings, embroidered with coloured hand dyed threads and appliquéd shells on smaller handwoven cloth panels all sewn together to form the hangings, including a chieftains coloured bead worked and shell belt, largest hanging 368cm long x 85cm wide (4)

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE SHELLS, PORTABLE CD PLAYER, RALEIGH TRICYCLE, BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER, FRAMED PRINT, ETC, including a cane child's rocking chair, a Philips Personal Video system, a boxed Homedics Rock Garden, a brass Ash's Kaffee Kanne, tin plate chocolate dispenser, etc (2 boxes & loose)

A vintage resin lamp having crabs, starfish and shells inset.

Pair of Large Sea Shells inc a Huge Conch

"Edward Weston was an influential American photographer known for his pioneering work in modernist photography and his precise and intimate exploration of form, texture, and detail. He was born on March 24, 1886, in Highland Park, Illinois, and passed away on January 1, 1958. Weston's career as a photographer began in the early 1900s, and he became associated with the modernist movement in photography during the 1920s and 1930s. He was part of the Group f/64, a collective of photographers that advocated for sharp focus, precise detail, and capturing the inherent beauty of everyday objects. One of Weston's notable contributions to photography was his exploration of natural forms, such as shells, vegetables, and landscapes. He emphasized the abstract qualities of these subjects, capturing their shapes, textures, and tonal range in exquisite detail. Weston's approach to photography was characterized by his use of large-format cameras and his mastery of lighting and composition. Weston's photographs often featured close-ups and tightly framed compositions, isolating the subject and allowing viewers to appreciate its intricate details. His work showcased a meticulous attention to form and a sensitivity to the play of light and shadow, creating visually striking and evocative images.Throughout his career, Weston produced a vast body of work, including portraits, landscapes, still lifes, and nudes. His photographs are known for their technical precision and their ability to transform ordinary subjects into objects of beauty and contemplation. Edward Weston's contributions to photography have had a lasting impact on the medium. His exploration of form, his commitment to artistic integrity, and his dedication to capturing the essence of his subjects continue to inspire and influence photographers today. Weston's photographs are exhibited in major museums and galleries worldwide, and his legacy as one of the most important figures in the history of photography remains firmly established. Measures 9.49 x 7.76 Printed circa 1950sVerso is blank.Mounted to archival quality paper."

Edward Weston was an influential American photographer known for his pioneering work in modernist photography and his precise and intimate exploration of form, texture, and detail. He was born on March 24, 1886, in Highland Park, Illinois, and passed away on January 1, 1958. Weston's career as a photographer began in the early 1900s, and he became associated with the modernist movement in photography during the 1920s and 1930s. He was part of the Group f/64, a collective of photographers that advocated for sharp focus, precise detail, and capturing the inherent beauty of everyday objects. One of Weston's notable contributions to photography was his exploration of natural forms, such as shells, vegetables, and landscapes. He emphasized the abstract qualities of these subjects, capturing their shapes, textures, and tonal range in exquisite detail. Weston's approach to photography was characterized by his use of large-format cameras and his mastery of lighting and composition. Weston's photographs often featured close-ups and tightly framed compositions, isolating the subject and allowing viewers to appreciate its intricate details. His work showcased a meticulous attention to form and a sensitivity to the play of light and shadow, creating visually striking and evocative images.Throughout his career, Weston produced a vast body of work, including portraits, landscapes, still lifes, and nudes. His photographs are known for their technical precision and their ability to transform ordinary subjects into objects of beauty and contemplation. Edward Weston's contributions to photography have had a lasting impact on the medium. His exploration of form, his commitment to artistic integrity, and his dedication to capturing the essence of his subjects continue to inspire and influence photographers today. Weston's photographs are exhibited in major museums and galleries worldwide, and his legacy as one of the most important figures in the history of photography remains firmly established. Measures 9.49 x 7.75 Printed circa 1950sVerso is blank.Mounted to archival quality paper."""""""""""""""

Collection of seashells to include conch shells, clam shells, razor clam shells, Cowrie shells, spider conch shells (Lambis), etc. (Largest approx 31cm wide)

Terracotta pots bucket of sea shells etc

Two glazed display cases of historic curiosities,one comprising fossilised shells, ammonites and natural history, the other with archaeological finds from a 200-300AD Roman Ring up to 18th Century coins and other artefacts. (2)Lot to be sold without reserve.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Sea Shells, Carnival vases, smokers pipes, etc:- One Tray.

Oak Tea Barrel & Cannister, Genalex clock, chrome candlesticks, shells, mineral specimens:- One Tray.

A Royal Worcester blush ivory two handled comport 17cms tall together with two Royal Worcester small vases in the form of conch shells

A quantity of decorative shells - together with an amethyst geode.

A quantity of shells and geological samples - possibly including coprolite.

A George III early 19th century mahogany inlaid serpentine front sideboard credenza / serving board. The credenza having a straight top over a serpentine front with central drawer flanked by bank of two twin handled drawers. Central arched apron below. The sideboard decorated with inlay marquetry segmented oval fan shells throughout. Raised on tapering supports ending in block feet. Measures approx. 90cm x 169cm x 70cm. 

An African tribal Kuba Cloth ethnic hand woven wall hanging panel tapestry having a rectangular form. The tapestry made up of various fabric patch-worked together & hand dyed in brown earth colourways. Shells stitched to sides. Framed & glazed. Measures approx. 70cm x 234cm to include frame.  

Hand Carved bone bird pen rest, 2 large sea shells and a wooden keepsake box.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BAROMETER BY TARELLI OF NORTHAMPTON with a silvered dial and thermometer above, the case inlaid with shells and flowers, 99.5cm high

Horn handled riding whip, ladies gloves, dressing table set, shells etc

THREE TABLE LAMPS, FOUR BELLEEK BUTTER SHELLS, WADE PRIORY FIGURES, PAINTED AND OTHER PLATES, ETC.

GLASS VASES, SEA SHELLS, DIE CAST CARS, IRON WALL CANDLESTICKS, A CHINESE BRONZE CENSER, COAT HOOKS, ETC.

AN ALBUM OF ITALIAN PHOTOGRAPHS, TOWN VIEWS, ART PHOTOGRAPHS, A VINTAGE ADDRESS BOOK TOGETHER WITH THREE EXOTIC SHELLS

Victorian silver tray with gadrooned raised edge and handles with shells hallmarked Henry Stratford, Sheffield 1893, 65 x 38cm, 2600g

RENE LALIQUE, 'COQUILLES' PATTERN OPALESCENT GLASS BOWL DESIGNED 1924 moulded with clam shells, engraved R.LALIQUE FRANCE signature to baseRings well when tapped. Several rough areas to rim. Some small chips. Scratches and faint stains to main body. Additional images now available.

Assorted ephemera including G.B. stamps a first day covers, small group of banknotes, also John Player cigarette cards, and collection of antique specimen sea shells

Pair of First World War Trench Art shells converted into lamps, 20cm in height including fittings.

Japanese brooches and earrings plus painted shells

Tray of shells, to include: a mounted Nautilus shell, Abalone shells, sea urchin, conch shell etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A collection of shells, some of Indian origin, decorated with cameo carving

An Aubusson type cream and pale green ground rug, decorated with a central field of roses, floral swags and scallop shells, within a border of flowers, foliate and rococo scrolls, 368cm x 272cm.

Quantity of mixed shells. Not available for in-house P&P

2 French World War I Pom Pom shells, with other cast iron shell.

Mixed Lot: Assorted sea shells and a white ceramic vegetable dish

Two White Metal Salts in the Form of Shells Raised on Three Ball Feet, 5.5cm wide

Model trains, trench art bullet shells & other collectables

US Helmets: Two Civil Defence helmets with badges to front ,both complete with liners and two US helmet liner shells with MP and US NAVAL AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER badges to front. 4 items

Very detailed pitcher depicting several ships in open ocean. Decorated with shells on the handles and seagulls on the rim. Gilded gold trims. Royal Doulton backstamp. Dimensions: 7"L x 5.25"W x 8.25"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Ceramic molding of open mussel shells on crab legs. Perfect for salt and pepper cellars, or other seasonings.Dimensions: 4"L x 4.25"W x 3.75"HCondition: Age related wear.

WWI Interest: A pair of WWI trench art sugar or salt cellers, fashioned as coal scuttles with scoops, made from German Polte Magdeburg artillery shells, dated 1915, length 18.5cm, together with a WWI British War medal, awarded GS-11381 Pte.J.Kennedy. R.Fus. (3)  

A large qty of sea shells fossils and similar 

Two cream satin ground curtains printed with shells and other nautical emblems, each approx 280cm drop x 100cm at the heading.

Vintage Army items including bed and brass shells

A simply unrepeatable Pagoda. Manual gearbox, genuine low mileage, three owners from new and 42-years with our vendor. Remarkable.  Throughout its lifetime, the W113 quietly underwent a transformation, transitioning from a spry and agile 'sports car' into an opulent and smooth 'grand tourer.' Typically, this elegant machine came adorned with a 4-speed automatic transmission, however there were some rare models that were specified with the coveted 4-speed manual gearbox, elevating the driving experience. Beyond its exceptional engineering, the 280SL's interior offered classic Mercedes quality including comfortable leather seats and wooden accents further reinforcing its status as a true premium roadster.The 1971 280SL Pagoda offered here is a very special motorcar, presenting in good condition in Dark Blue (332) over a grey leather interior with a matching dark blue hardtop with stand. It's a UK-delivered, right-hand drive, final year of production example with a 4-speed manual gearbox with three owners from new and offered directly from the final owner of those three who has looked after it for 42 years.The odometer currently read just over 75,000 miles, and there is every reason to believe that these are genuine. When initially purchased in 1981, the car had only covered 54,000 miles in the previous 10 years which is supported by a comprehensive collection of MOT Certificates from 1978 onwards, with every bill and invoice from the past four decades verifying the 21,000 miles covered during that period. It is evident that it has been lovingly cared for and sparingly driven throughout its life.It benefitted from new front wings and rear inner and outer wings in the 1990s primarily as preventative work and mechanical attention around the same time included an engine rebuild (piston rings, shells, camshaft and oil pump) as a precautionary measure in response to faint whispers of blue smoke whilst idling. This thoroughness and dedication to maintaining the vehicle's good condition have surely contributed to its lasting appeal.A treasure trove of documentation accompanies the car, chronicling its journey over the years. A full folder of bills and receipts showcases the extensive servicing, maintenance, oil change records, and MOTs dating back to the early days of ownership including the owners’ handbooks. Such a complete and well-preserved history is a rare find and adds substantial value to the vehicle.  Accompanying the car itself, is a spare set of Pagoda wheels, the matching hardtop and the all-important hardtop stand.This Pagoda is incredibly special in many ways, and cars with these wholesome stories are becoming so rare these days. It is more than just a beautiful car, it's a classic example of attentive ownership and meticulous upkeep. With its good condition, extraordinary 42-year ownership, and comprehensive documentation, it stands as a testament to the enduring allure of classic motorcars. SpecificationMake: MERCEDES-BENZModel: 280SL PAGODAYear: 1971Chassis Number: 11304420021918Registration Number: FIG 2778Transmission: ManualEngine Number: 13098320007716Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 75132 MilesMake: RHDInterior Colour: Grey LeatherClick here for more details and images

Three assorted large sea shells

A late 19th Century white porcelain basket, modelled as four shells each decorated with applied naturalistic lily of the valley, wild rose and other blossom and foliage, 22 x 20 cm

A Britains No. 2064 155mm military gun comprising of green body with black rubber tyres, leaflet, and a quantity of military shells, model is playworn

Corgi Toys military group to include; Gift Set 10, Tank Transporter and Centurion MkIII tank, with 10 shells (VG-BG), and No. 905 SU100 Russian tank destroyer (VG,BG)

Corgi Toys Gift Set No.10 Tank Transporter and Centurion Mk3 tank, military green, no shells, model a little dusty (G,BG)

Astra Pharos, Pom Pom Gun die cast and steel Bofors Gun Replica fires aluminium shells from its top-mounted magazine, complete with 12 shells in original packet, and instructions, with original box with all card inserts (VG-BVG)

George V octagonal silver tray having reeded border decorated with shells standing on four cast feet formed as sea-monsters, and with presentation inscription relating to Old Bank Bristol, sponsor's mark of Walker & Hall, 30.5cm diameter, 867g approx

An old oyster dish with four oyster shells, inset in a black granite style stone base, with green baise to base

Palitoy Action Man Vintage American Green Beret - black painted head figure with metal dog tag, fatigues, camouflage scarf, beret, Silver Star medal, bazooka, shells, M16 rifle - generally Excellent unboxed.