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A carved cameo conch shell, decorated in relief with a lady playing a harp, together with three other carved cameo shells.

A BRASS FENDER of rounded oblong form, the fascia pierced with scrolls and shells, central embossed band, moulded base and lion paw feet, 52 1/2" wide

A CUT GLASS CHANDELIER of urn form with five graduated tiers of plain Albert prisms, hanging from a brass circlet applied with glass scallop shells and suspended from a similar corona linked by faceted bead chains, fitted to take eight electric bulbs, 20th century, 38" high

A ROYAL WORCESTER BLUSH PORCELAIN SPECIMEN VASE with lobed flared rim painted with flowers, on bulbous base and lobed foot applied with leaves and shells, 9" high, puce mark for 1897

A Martin Brothers stoneware gourd vase by Charles and Edwin Martin, modelled covered in limpet shells, in shades of pale blue, green and brown incised Martin Bros, London & Southall 2-1904 18cm. high

A Newlyn copper picture frame easel back, hammered in relief with a frieze of fish and shells stamped Newlyn to the backplate 22cm. high

A set of three South Staffordshire enamel candlesticks, mid-18th Century, each urn shaped sconce and baluster stem painted with polychrome flowers within puce shell and scroll borders, on a similarly decorated domed quatrefoil base, cornered with salmon and puce scallop shells above a turquoise and puce band, height approx 27cm (some repairs and replacement nozzles).

A 19TH CENTURY CARVED HARE COURSING POWDER HORN The curved horn engraved with a hare coursing scene with the Hare being pursued. On another panel entitled 'The Finish of the Course', the dog looks on, over the dead hare. The Horn has an inscription, 'Engraved with a Pen Knife by C Wood'. 16 in (40 cms) long. * Charlie Wood is one of the most celebrated Scrimshaw carvers. In 1865 he had a cabin on the S S Great Eastern, across the Atlantic, where he engraved plans and dimensions of the vessel on nautilus shells brought up in the dredge. For similar example see accompanying leaflet from July 1977 offering a horn for sale by Morris Tucket in Chudleigh Knighton, Devon'

A pair of Royal Worcester iridescent glazed and gilt decorated nautilus shell pattern table centres, on coral pattern supports, the circular bases encrusted with shells, 8.5ins high (impressed and puce printed mark to bases, and date codes for 1888)

A late Victorian figured walnut and ebonised collector's rectangular cabinet by C. Ash & Sons of London, the top opening to reveal fitted divisions and five graduated drawers under, 11.75ins x 8.25ins x 10.5ins high, containing a collection of shells and mineral specimens (ebonised stringing missing, cracked, slightly damaged and with later folding handle to lid)

A 19th Century Davidsons pressed purple marble footed sugar with relief moulded seaweed and shells, 14cm across

A Victorian floral display made from shells, overall depicted in an open basket and raised on a square socle base, housed under a glass dome and raised on a turned wooden base

A 19TH CENTURY GILT GESSO PICTURE FRAME, the shallow border pierced and moulded with scrolls, foliage and shells, sight size 38 1/2" x 27"; another similar frame; a Victorian gilt cushion moulded frame with egg and dart border, now painted grey, sight size 27 1/2" x 36" and one further 19th century gilt gesso frame (re-gilded) (4)

Mahogany wheel barometer, the 9" silvered dial signed L. Sioli 1807, Richmond, the chevron banded case inlaid with conch shells and stylised flowerheads and surmounted by a broken arch pediment

A collection of shells, Marine, Freshwater and land, bivalve, snail and mollusc, predominantly 20th century; a three tier collection box

A George III oak and mahogany longcase clock, painted arched enamel dial inscribed Geo. Slater, Burslem, Roman numerals, moon phase dial painted with a sailing ship on a choppy sea, shells and leaves to spandrels, seconds subsidiary, twin winding holes, eight-day movement striking on a bell, the hood with swan neck pediment, turned columns, shaped rectangular trunk door flanked by turned split columns, canted base, outlined with boxwood stringing, shaped apron, bracket feet, 234cm high, c. 1820

A George II Irish mahogany rounded rectangular tea table, dished top with re-entrant angles above a deep frieze applied with shells, shaped apron, cabriole legs with shells to knees, ball and claw feet, 81cm wide, 69cm high

A mahogany twin pedestal bow centre sideboard, in Chippendale Revival style, shaped back carved with S-scrolls, gadrooned borders, two drawers flanked by a pair of oval panelled doors, blind fret canted angles, cabriole legs, carved shells to knees, ball and claw feet, 184cm wide, 122cm high, c.1920

A Victorian oak mirror back sideboard, the stepped cornice above a swell frieze carved with stylised dolphins, shells and scrolling leaves above a central rectangular bevelled mirror, carved panels and bowed upstands, the canopy supported on tapered spirally fluted acanthus carved uprights, the projecting base with three drawers above an open niche flanked by heavily carved leafy doors, plinth base, bun feet, 214cm wide, 214cm high, c.1870

A good pair of Victorian E.P.N.S. comports, in the Oriental taste, gadrooned borders, each deep circular bowl resting on beaded and foliate engraved stems above three supports cast as camels draped with tasseled hangings, shaped canted triform base cast with shells, scrolls, stiff foliage and flowers, faux tasseled apron, fluted feet, 29cm diam, numbered 4188, c.1870

19th Century Meissen Table Centre, depicting loosely clad women pulling in nets containing a child and a fish, on a rocky base, encrusted tadpoles, shells and shellfish, crosswords mark, impressed number 47 and incised number C35, 30cms, (12").

A Portrait Miniature, European School 19th century, depicting a gentleman, wearing a red coat with blue lapels, white stock and a powdered wig tied with a black bow, opaque colour on ivory, in a 19th century Rocco pierced gilt bronze frames, with various 'C' scrolls and foliage surmounted by scallop shells, oval, 3.5x3cm: A Portrait Miniature, British School Mid 19th Century, depicting a young woman, wearing a scarlet shawl over a white dress, opaque colour on ivory, bears inscription "Copied by Mr. Egly June 16 1847", 11x9cm., (2)

A late Victorian / Edwardian electroplate tea tray, rectangular with an everted rim, the latter elaborately cast in a pierced design of Rococo foliate scrolls, diaper fields and shells, the handles centred upon vacant domed oval cartouche, 52cm x 36cm

A jug: The Goldfinch and The Swallow, both named, another with Bird Subjects on each side, cracked, another jug: Shells (52B) repaired and a ladle, broken (4)

A stoneware oviform jug with hinged pewter cover enamelled and gilded with oriental figures and another: Shells (52H) (2)

A pear shaped jug with fluted necks: Shells (52B) gilt decoration, 177mm

A pear shaped jug with hinged pewter cover: Shells (52B) green ground, zigzag border, gold line decoration, 205mm

Two pear shaped jugs with hinged pewter covers of varying size: Shells (52B) and (52H) green decorated necks with gilt decoration, tallest 280mm (2)

A large pear shaped jug with hinged pewter cover: Shells (52H) the neck with brown printed border, 260mm and another mallet shaped jug: Shells (52B) mottled orange lustre ground, 222mm (2)

A candlestick: Shells (52B) and other varieties, 256mm

Three large door finger plates: Shells (52E), two small door finger plates: Shells (52C) a door handle and a bell pull plate: Shells (52I) and two small door knobs (52L) some damage (9)

A jug and basin: Shells (52B) and (52H) pink border, green lining, 240mm high (2)

A porcelaineous side plate: I See You My Boy (311) green border, gold line decoration and another: Shells (52B) pink ground, green lined rim (2)

A set of six plates: Shells (52B) green borders with gilt scroll decoration and another similar in pink (7)

A WAITER, of shaped square form with a raised reeded border, on four scroll feet, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1960, together with two butter shells and two napkin rings (5)

AN EDWARDIAN FRUIT BOWL of tapering circular form, the border cast with shells and foliate decoration, the body pierced with crosses, with a presentation inscription, on a pedestal foot, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1903, with traces of gilding, (c.22oz), 101/2” dia.

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SALTS in the form of scallop shells, Birmingham 1900, together with three vesta cases, a pair of sugar tongs and other items(a lot)

A COALPORT BONE CHINA TWO-HANDLED CABINET PLATE, painted to the well with two white roses, signed F. Howard, the cream borders gilt with formal scrolls and shells, 24cms diameter

A Royal Worcester flower trough, moulded with shells and decorated with a lustre glaze, bridged by a central figure of a young boy playing with a small dog, impressed mark and raised registration mark, 19th century, 46cm.

A small Delftware wet drug jar, painted in blue with the inscription 'S:E:Spin:Cerv' within a scrolling cartouche of cherubs, shells and floral motifs, with strapwork handle and raised on a flared foot, c.1730-50, minor chipping, 17.5cm. Cf. John C. Austin, British Delft at Williamsburg, p.228 pl.539 for a similar example.

A Delftware wet drug jar, painted in blue with a cartouche of shells and putti around the black inscription 'S. Croci', 18th century, minor glaze wear, 16.5cm. Syrup of saffron was used as a colouring and flavouring agent in medicinal preparations but sparingly; it being an abortifacient and a fatal poison in larger quantities. It was also used to treat nervous disorders.

Two Bow triple shell salts, or sweetmeat dishes, each raised on a pierced base, encrusted with shells and brightly painted in polychrome enamels, unmarked, c.1755-60, both with damage and restoration, 18cm. (2)

A rare Chelsea fish tureen, cover and stand, modelled as a plaice with gaping mouth, the handle formed as seaweed, the stand moulded with groups of shells and painted with rushes, unmarked, c.1752-58, damages and restoration, 28.2cm. (3) Cf. F S McKenna, Red Anchor Wares, pl. 82. The British Museum, Room 46, MLA1994,7-3,1 and MLA19285-22,4.

A Collection of Approximately Seven Hundred Microscope Slides, some Victorian, subjects include biological, petrology, entomology, botanical, marine shells, histology etc., all housed in wooden trays in nine boxes, plus a folder of information pertaining to the slides.

AN 18TH CENTURY SILVER AND SILVER GILT CIRCULAR BOX, with hinged rising lid, decorated shells and flowers, on the reverse are two crests, that of Sir William Morden Harbord, stalled in The Most Honourable Order of the Bar in October 1744, the other that of Baron Suffield of Gunton Park, Norwich (see attached note), 2 1/2" diameter.

A LADIES 9CT GOLD WRIST WATCH BY ROTARY, with silvered dial and batons, gold strap in the form of interlocking scallop shells.

A GEORGIAN WING ARM CHAIR, on cabriole fore legs, carved with scallop shells, on pad feet, 29" wide.

A COLLECTION OF SIX POT LIDS, each in an ebonised frame to include Bear Pit, The Shrimpers, Shells and Seaweed, Herring Fishing and Belle Vue Tavern

A 19th Century oak settle of Flemish design profusely carved with figures, masks, shells and flowers. 4914 inches

A rare Chinese Beijing enamel quatrefoil box base, finely painted with a design of pomegranates, shells, scrolls and ribbons on a yellow ground, above a rose border of leaf scrolls, gilded copper mounts to the rim and foot, 1st half 18th century, minor faults, 4.8cm.

NEWLYN COPPER MIRROR, c.1900, the square frame repousse with four fish and stylised seaweed and shells, enclosing a bevelled circular mirror plate, planished finish, stamped Newlyn. 48.5cm by 48.5cm

Crested China inc. Arcadian, Carlton, Swan, Willow etc. model of British Tank "Canterbury", Tommy & His Machine Gun "Cinque Ports of Rye", tank "Colchester", open topped bus "Weymouth & Melcombe Regis", petrol can "Sandgate", barrage balloon "Southampton", 2 gun shells "Southend-on-Sea" & "Invergorden", clock tower "Hastings", Edith Cavell City of London, lantern "Whitstable", pair of binoculars "Hastings" (12)

Britains, 9740 18” heavy howitzer on tractor wheels, late issue in army green with spring loaded cartridge and 6 plastic shells (G,BG) (Illus.)

Britains, No.1264 4.7 naval gun in 1960s? olive green, with unopened packet of 6 alloy shells, all card box (M,BG)

A cream gilt heightened and painted table lamp, the urn top section with gilt heightened simulated crazing above a stepped rectangular base painted to all sides with shells in the manner of Worcester Flight Barr & Barr to a stepped rectangular plinth

Two of nineteenth century religious Goan carved mother of pearl shells, depicting The Last supper, 5.5in, and Christ’s Ascent to heaven, 7in. (2)

DINKY SUPERTOYS - 651 Centurion Tank; Rocket Launcher with rocket; Field Artillery Tractor with 25pdr Gun; Solido Field Gun with shells; Britains Field gun and other military vehicles/guns (13) ++generally good and vg

TRIX TWIN Railways - a quantity of locomotive motors; carriage, wagon and loco shells; small screws; lights; and other similar items (a lot)

A quantity of plastic diesel loco shells, track, lineside trees and other similar items

A George III satinwood tea caddy, of rectangular canted form, inlaid two marquetry shells with tulipwood banding and stringing, the front angles with faux flutes, the interior with twin lidded compartments having turned ivory handles, 5in (12.5cm) h, 7.25in (18.5cm) w, 4in (10cm) d.