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4 x Scalextric SRS Body Shells including Nissan, Mercedes and Porsche 956. Mint in Excellent bags.

2 x Scalextric SRS Sample Body Shells including McLaren and Ferrari F1. Mint unboxed.

Miniature dolls: eleven in eggs and walnut shells, two miniature prams with rabbit and baby passengers (13)

A pair of Silver Salts in the form of scallop shells, B`ham. 21gms, a silver backed hand mirror, an EPNS specimen vase and an oriental specimen vase with figures depicted in relief and marked `K 90`

TW O GERMAN BASE FUSES FOR SHELLS, RIFLE CLEANING KIT, GERMAN FUSES, GRENADE MADE INTO MONEY BOX ETC.

COLLECTION OF MILITARY RELATED ITEMS TO INCLUDE LEATHER POUCH OF FLINTS, TRENCH ART LIGHTERS, FIELD BINOCULARS, MUSKET BALLS CAP BADGES, ADVERTISING SHELLS AND BOXES AND EPHEMERA

A pair of Chinese Canton carved shells, elaborately decorated with many figures and animals amidst trees, buildings and bridges, 19th century, damages, 25cm. (2)

A Victorian Shell Villa of three bays and two storeys. With a shingle roof and turned blue pillars to the front. Remains of curtains. Contained in a turned wooden case. Circa 1840. Sold with a box of old shells and restoration pieces from the house

A large shellcraft arrangement of flowers arranged under a glass dome. Some shells with painted detail. Mid 19th century. 19in H

A late Victorian silver boat shaped oval basket, the rim cast with scallop shells, flowers and scrolls flanked by a pair of scallop shell moulded scroll handles, the scale pierced sides decorated in relief with opposing cartouches flanked by lady and gallant musicians united by flower festoons and musical pendants, on pierced floral and scroll feet, London 1896 by Carrington & Co, length approx 30.5cm.

A late 19th Century silver posy holder, the applied rim cast with scallop shells and scrolls, the two section engine turned tapering body set with three pale green stone flowerhead and foliate clusters, the back fitted with a clip, length approx 7cm.

A gilt metal étui, mid-18th Century, the case of oval tapering form, decorated in relief with flowers, scallop shells and rococo scrolls, length approx 9.3cm (lacking implements). Provenance: Beverly Battersby.

An Edwardian mahogany four-fold screen with chequer stringing and fan inlay, the glazed and fabric panels surmounted by carved scallop shells and leaf swags and with leaf and berry cartouche (faults).

A Continental style three divisional sweet meat dish in the form of three conch shells surmounted by figures of a woman and a young child (as viewed, arm broken) and a lustre glazed "Ming" pattern strainer dish.

Ladies` silver cameo bracelet, approx. 6.1/2, comprising six oval carved shells each depicting a different scene, fitted with a snap fastener & figure of eight safety catch, stamped 800 (0.62oz)

Misc. antique jewellery items, comprising stone set gate type bracelet, ornate hinged bangle set with red & white stones, child`s hinged bangle with ornate pattern to one half, fancy link bracelet with various etched scenes cameo bar brooch, small ornate memorial brooches with woven hair (2), single watch chain, fitted with T-bar & swivel fastener & oval cameo shells (4), approx. 15mm x 20mm, all different, one with a thin gold frame (lot)

Triang and Topper Toys Army and Navy Sets. (1) Triang Shoot or Surrender Rocket Gun and Tank Battle Set - comprising battery operated plastic missile launcher with cannon and 5 x missiles, 2 rubber shells have distorted through age - otherwise Good Plus in a Good open sided display box, 53cm wide, (2) Topper Toys Task Force Set - comprising 50cm Destroyer and 30cm PT Boat - large scale plastic models with various accessories and figures, some are loose, quantities unchecked - otherwise Good. (2)

A pair of Chinese Canton clam shells, c. 1880, painted with figures and buildings amongst a landscape, supported on hardwood stands, overall height 24.5cm (4)

A rare Chinese brush washer, 2nd half of the 18th century, of irregular form applied with finely painted with shibumkin, other fish, shells and lotus, and with moulded lily pads, chips, 19cm

15 assorted Scalextric cars/shells for spares/repair.

30 assorted Scalextric car shells.

O gauge: Two scarce locomotive body shells - Hornby Royal Scot 6100 and Bassett Lowke Duke Of York 1927. (2)

A Victorian green moon flask scent bottle with gilt cover and chains, 1. 5in (4cm) diameter, a Mauklin ware pin cushion, the top painted sea shells, 1. 5in (4cm) diameter, a treen parquetry cased glass scent bottle, 2. 3in (6cm) and a Victorian plated lifeboat brooch the ‘Grace Darling’, Registered mark 19th May 1883. (4)

A First Period Worcester porcelain oval dessert dish, the centre decorated an urn strewn with foliage, the dark blue border with a gilt inner band of shells and bellflowers, the pierced raised trellis sides with gilt grapevines inside and applied daisy heads outside, flowerheads to the end rope twist handles (one restored). Blue crescent mark.

Chinese rice paper drawings. An album of approx. fifty rice paper watercolours of figures, birds, shells, fruit, flowers, butterflies, ships and boats, etc., mid-late 19th century, loosely contained in contemp. album, some discolouration, and most with some damage and loss, sheet size 365 x 270mm (14.25 x 10.5ins), disbound (1)

An embossed silver four piece dressing table set, Birmingham 1972, cased; two butter shells, Sheffield 1910 and 1911; six Victorian fiddle pattern tea spoons, London 1885, monogrammed; two others; a butter knife; another spoon; three napkin rings; five tea spoons, cased; a trinket box and various coins

A near pair of Victorian silver butter shells, with engraved armorials, makers, Robert Garrard II, London, 1856 and William Chawner II?, London, 1842?, 13cm, 10 oz.

Two small clam shells, imported from Barbados, largest 22ins

Four large clam shells, imported from Barbados, largest 30ins

"A modern Moorcroft vase of ovoid form decorated as a shore scene with shells and exotic flowers in the foreground, h. 18.5 cm, factory second"

A Pair of Late Victorian Butter Shells, Mappin Bros, Sheffield 1896, on three sphere feet, stamped retailer` s name and address, 13cm long, combined weight 4 1/2oz

A George III Sauceboat, Hester Bateman, incuse duty mark, London 1785, of inverted helmet form with punched beaded rim, leaf sheathed C scroll flying handle, and on tripod legs with shells at the knees and hoof feet, 18.2cm long, 7 1/2oz

A Collection of Naga, Assam Tribal Dress, comprising two Abor basket weave helmets, one trimmed with animal fur (possibly bear) and set with boar`s tusks, an apron made from cowrie shells and red stained bristles backed by woven brown cloth, a pair of similarly made wristlets and pair of anklets, two collars of boar`s tusks and shells centred by cornelian type beads, and two necklaces made from elongated tubular shells and cornelian type beads.(11) These items are illustrated in the photograph albums in Lot 360

English School, mid 18th century Portrait of Samuel Hext, aged 50, his hair en queue, wearing a jabot and red jacket, inscribed "S Hext ATAT 50 1784", in feigned oval Oil on canvas, 61cm by 45cm Portrait of Marjorie Taylder, aged 53, wearing an elaborate ribbon tied lace headdress and similarly trimmed blue dress, inscribed "M Hext ATAT 53 1786", in feigned oval Both in gilt frames with shells at the angles Samuel Hext (b.1733, m. 1757 Majorie Taylder of Holland in Mabe, d. 4 September 1800). Marjorie Taylder (b. 30 March 1730, d. 25 October 1795 at Lostwithiel). One of the sons of Samuel and Majorie Hext was John Hext (b.15 Nov 1766) and who was presented with the silver hot water urn and the pair of neo-classical two-handled vases also included in this sale. John Hext is the great great great great grandfather of the present vendors.

A collection of assorted conch shells.

A shaped box, the sides embossed with leaves, shells and scrolls, the lid pierced and cast with a shepherdess and her flock amongst blossom. London 1902. Maker`s mark for William Comyns & sons Ltd.

A cased set of Victorian hallmarked silver open salts in the form of shells, raised on three ball feet, together with matching spoons (spoons unmarked), makers marks WHL, Birmingham 1900/01

An unusual wire and shell suspension light shade, with different types of shells on varying lengths of suspension wires and rings

A handmade Eastern panel, decorated with scarab beetle shells within gold wire stitching making a floral central panel within intricately decorated border on black panel, 121x122cm, with stitched loop suspension holes

A Victorian silver plated table centrepiece, the ornate baluster column cast and chased with C scrolls, acanthus shells and strapwork, fitted with four scrolling candle branches, the pierced ogeé top supporting a cut glass bowl, 57cm high, on a wooden stand.

A 19thC mahogany finish glazed display case with a collection of shells and coral, one shell carved in the form of a fish, 51cm wide, 38cm high.

A Pair of Silver Salts in the Form of Shells, London Hallmark.

A Chinese Carved Ivory Study of Crab Pot Containing Catch Plus Three Crabs Shells and Waterlilies. 21 cm Long.

A pair of Alloa majolica aquatic vases applied in high relief with shells and crustaceous (some damage) 22.5cm high (2)

A pair of Conch shells each carved with cameo medallion with St George and the dragon and angel of the night, 20cm high (2)

A TRANSFER-PRINT EARTHENWARE ROLLING PIN, with strong images outlined in red and green of a British ship and sweethearts poem with floral end pieces Ñ 15in. (38cm.) diameter; together with a pair of cowrie shells with intaglio portraits of Victoria & Albert, (3)

A 19TH CENTURY NAUTILUS SHELL COMMEMORATING THE LAUNCH OF THE S.S. GREAT BRITAIN IN 1843 attributed to H. Wood, with scrimshaw-worked profile of the vessel and specifications incised either side, contained within an ebonised glass case with gilt presentation plaque dated 1863, overall size Ñ 12 1/2 x 10 1/2in. (32 x 26.5cm.) H. Wood specialised in producing worked nautilus shells, the more elaborate examples claim it was achieved with a penknife and that Queen Victoria had accepted examples. He seems only to have produced them for Brunel`s great ships, more commonly the Great Eastern.

A Caughley salad bowl or junket dish, circa 1780, the circular bowl moulded to the interior with three scallop shells, printed in underglaze blue with the Pine Cone pattern within a painted toothed internal border, the exterior printed with root vegetables, moths, a snail, underglaze blue C with serif, 25.5cm diameter See C & W P plate 167 for a similar piece, and page 142 for a discussion of the difference between Worcester and Caughley salad bowls. See CBE catalogue no. 79 for an almost identical piece. A similar lot was sold Bonhams London, 9th September 2009, lot 152.

A Caughley salad bowl or junket dish, circa 1780, the circular bowl moulded to the interior with three scallop shells, printed in underglaze blue with the Pleasure Boat pattern within a blue lined border, impressed `Salopian`, 25.5cm diameter

A Caughley dolphin ewer creamboat, circa 1785, the body moulded with shells and entwined dolphins, the handle in the form of a lamprey, the body painted with floral sprigs within blue line borders and painted to the pouring lip with an insect, blue painted C with serif mark, bearing Caughley Bicentenary Exhibition catalogue label no. 49, 9.2cm long, 8.6cm high

A pair of unusual Edwardian silver salts, in the form of shells with horn blowing cherub handles, on dolphin supports and rocky base, maker EE, London 1902, and spoons with fish terminals, Sheffield 1902, 34oz, height 14cm.

A collection of miniature metalware and other items, including brass miners lamp, tyg, wooden bowls, shells, etc.

A Rococo style gilt metal clock garniture, mantle clock with surmount of a traveller standing by a horse, cast with shells, scrolls and foliage, together with a pair of four branch candlesticks, with fruiting branches and a figure of a boy and girl beneath in period costumes.

A set of four Edwardian silver menu holders, by Marple & Co, Birmingham 1903, pierced and embossed with scrolls, shells and cherubs, wire backs and supports, length 8.3cm, approx. weight 3oz. (4).

A pair of Victorian silver butter shells, by Francis Higgins, London 1886, shell form, on three whelk feet, length 12cm, approx. weight 5oz. (2)

A pair of mid 18th century cast silver candlesticks, maker`s mark only, J.W, probably that of James Warren of Dublin, circa 1755, caryatid form, the elongated drip pans with three masks wear hats and scroll decoration, urn shaped capitals, on a shaped triangular scroll base with masks, shells and foliate decoration, crested, height 28.9cm, approx. weight 50oz ** Provenance: Bonhams, Knightsbridge, Fine Silver Sale, 11th March 1997, lot 269. The three crests are probably unrelated and sequential. The shield is possibly an unidentified Irish shield of arms of the first owner. The cherub`s face and wings is the crest of the Irish families Caloner, Gayer, Fannon, Porter and also recorder for Auld, Courtney, Scot, Waller and Wood. The third crest is unidentified.

A George II Irish silver salver, by Matthew West, Dublin 1736, circular form, the moulded border with masks, shells and scroll motifs, the centre engraved with an armorial, on four heavy scroll and pad feet, scratch weight to underside 74=10, diameter 39.2cm, approx. weight 72oz. ** Provenance: Bonhams, Knightsbridge, Fine Silver Sale, 11th March 1997, lot 270. The arms are those of Carr of Ireland or Dawes of Salisbury impaling those of a continental family. The arms of CARR of Dublin impaling GIFFARD quartering (?) REDMOND

George III, Proof Penny, 1806, late Soho, in copper, laureate bust right, rev Britannia seated (BMC [Peck] 1329; S.3780), with its original metal protection `shells`. Surface marks and scuffs, nearly extremely fine and rare.

A pair of Continental ormolu light fittings, each cast with masks, leaves and fruit with frosted glass shades moulded as shells 22cm wide

A George III mahogany and rosewood cross banded demi lune card table, the part baize lined interior with a central satinwood ebony inlaid chess board and cribbage scorers, the frieze with a fan on square tapering legs headed by inlaid shells and with spade feet 90cm wide