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A set of four Doulton Lambeth stoneware and brass candlesticks, decorated with stylised shells and flower heads, impressed and raised marks. Illustrated

Pair French .950 cast silver candlesticks, circa 1900, profusely decorated with floral swags and shells, the knopped baluster column on hexagonal foot, retailed by Taburet a Paris. Height 36cm.

A GEORGE III SALVER of circular form, the Chippendale border moulded with shells, chased crest to centre, raised on four pad feet, 15 1/2 wide, London 1810, 57ozs, maker E.I.

A George V Adam Revival mahogany double bed, the head and foot boards with curved tops carved in relief with urn and cloth swag decoration, flanked by flaming urn finials and reeded columns, the side panels also carved in relief with scallop shells.

A pair of Edwardian silver bonbon dishes in the shape of scallop shells with embossed foliate handles, raised on scroll feet, Sheffield 1902 and 1903 by Walker & Hall, length approx 16.5cm.

An early 20th Century George I style walnut lowboy, crossbanded and inlaid with satinwood stringing, fitted with three frieze drawers above a shaped apron, on cabriole legs, the knees carved with shells.

A walnut cased baby grand piano by Chappel of London, with cross-strung cast iron frame, the soundboard stamped '80612', raised on three cabriole supports, carved shells and bell flowers to the knees, 143 cm long x 140 cm wide.

BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Great Britain, George III, George, Prince of Wales, Marriage to Princess Caroline of Brunswick (1768-1820), Copper Medal, 1795, by C H Küchler, conjoined busts of the Prince and Caroline right, rev winged Hymen supporting the shields of Britain and Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, JUNXIT HYMEN TAEDIS ILLUSTRIBUS AMBOS, 48mm, contained in metal shells of issue (BHM 392). An exceptional piece, virtually as struck.

BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Great Britain, George III, George III, Golden Jubilee, Silver Medal, 1810, published by N Hyde, uniformed bust left in periwig, rev Britannia with three infants, who hold heart, the cloud-like plinth inscribed FROGMORE, 48mm (BHM 686). Brilliant, virtually mint state and in original metal protection shells. The reverse of the first was designed by Princess Elizabeth, Landgravine of Hesse-Homburg (1770-1840) and third daughter of George III

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Denmark, Frederick III (1609-1648-1670) and Christian V (1646-1670-1699), Complimentary oval Silver Portrait Medal, by HLT, made of two shells united by a rim, laureate and armoured bust of each to right, 49mm x 34.5mm (Galster 106/111). Very fine.

Pair of 19th Century Continental pottery Bowls, the rims moulded with shells and scrolls with gilt outlines, the centres painted with Summer flowers, 23cms, (9") and a Continental pottery oval Bowl, toned green ground, with trellis work handles and painte.

Early 19th Century English porcelain Quill Stand, formed as a conch shell with gilt outlines and painted with floral sprigs, supported by further shells and on a scalloped shell base, 6cms, (6½"). .

George III circular Card Tray, the border cast with shells and scrolls, the centre with engraved initial "D" and on three hoof feet, Ebenezer Coker, London 1764, 240grms

George V silver Card Tray, the edge cast with scrolls and shells, Archer, Machin & March, date marks worn, 306grms

Chippendale design hanging Wall Mirror, with rectangular arched plate, contained within a walnut frame, the frieze with pierced gilt shells, cushions surround, fretwork sides and shell apron, 100cms, (3'3")

A Regency silver four-piece tea set, Philip Rundell, London, 1820/21 tapering circular fluted form, with borders of foliage, shells and beading, handles terminating in lilly pads, comprising: hot water jug, burner and stand, cream jug and sugar bowl, each piece engraved with the crest of Curtis, in a fitted wood case hot water jug and stand 26cm, 10in high 2301gr, 74oz

A COLLECTION OF ITEMS VIZ: a papier mache box, a hat pin holder, a few shells, pipes and other pices

A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY GRAND TOUR CARVED ABALONE SHELLS with scrolling foliate decoration and central cameo, approx 8" high (see illustration)

A COLLECTION OF SHELLS from the coral reefs of Magnetic Island, Australia, circa 1920 together with a letter written about the collecting of the shells and a few cuttings (see part illustration)

Tin: six assorted brass Shells etc

A 1930's R. Lalique bowl in the Coquilles pattern relief moulded and cut to the exterior with clam shells, bears engraved "capitals" signature, measures 13cm across.

Hamzah Carr Still life with shells on a basket Oil on canvas laid down on board 44.5 x 36.5cm

An Edwardian silver tea caddy, of bombe rectangular form, embossed with shells and scrolling foliage, maker Thomas Bradbury, 14cm high (7.5oz)

A Victorian silver rose bowl of circular pedestal form, chased and embossed with shells and flowers, gilt interior, London 1899, 14.5cm high (17oz)

A PAIR OF INNERT 40MM CANNON SHELLS COMPLETE WITH THEIR PROTECTIVE COVERS TO THE PERCUSSION CAPS.

A CAST IRON ALARM GUN CALLED THE 'AVUM' FOR 12-BORE SHOT SHELLS (main spring missing); together with a brass unused 12-Bore Alarm Gun.

Case Montage of Gun Shells and Heads, Approx 30-40 Pieces, Together with Observer Corp Jump Suite Complete with 5 Stitch Badges

An Arcadian Crested China Model of an armoured car, a Savoy crested china cannon, another cannon, a Shelley china dog in kennel, a crested china Noah's Ark and 2 crested china shells (7)

A Royal Worcester square scent bottle of tapered form, painted sea shells, date code for 1909, Rd. No. 535450/2466, 7cm (2.75") high and various miniature china

19th century Italian blackened bronze centrepiece/stand modelled with four mer figures and dolphins upon shells, stamped A. Panblani??, Milano, 9" high (incomplete)

Continental majolica twin handled moon vase, applied in relief with sea shells and foliage upon a deep blue ground, 12" high

A PAIR OF ARTS AND CRAFTS "FISH POND" CONTINENTAL MAJOLICA STYLE VASES having heavily relief moulded and applied sturgeon like fish, water lilies, shells and other pond plants to body of vase. Impressed mark to base (unidentified). 26.5cm high (2)

A carved walnut framed two seat sofa, in George II style, late 19th/ early 20th century, the rectangular twin arched back above overscrolling arms, on cabriole legs at the front carved with shells, on ball and claw feet, 146cm wide

War Souvenir Gun Shells "The Great War" 1914-1918 Ypres 10-15

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, depicting four portrait medallions and inscribed around 'He that buys land buys stones', 'He that buys flesh buys bones', 'He that buys eggs buys many shells' and 'He that buys good ale buys nothing else', 19 cms high.

A Wedgwood lustre vase, of trumpet form the blue ground body enamelled and gilt with koi carp, shells and seaweed, gilt rims, on a blue ground, 24cm high, Portland vase mark

A 1930's French circular bowl relief moulded with fish, shells and starfish having an opalescent tint, measures 24cms across.

A carved Indian hardwood figure of Laksmi, with remains of polychromic paint, 65 cm (25 1/2) #100-120 Lot 383 Lot 393 (part) 383 A Papua New Guinea, Sepik river, ancestral mask, the wooden mask encrusted with cowrie shells, 122cm (48in) long

A large possibly 18th century engraved mother of pearl shell, depicting the Holy Family within a dog tooth border, 15cm (6in), together with two other also possibly 18th century engraved shells

A quantity of West African cowrie shells, 'The Best of all Card Counters' with two bags, various Chinese mother of pearl counters, of differing designs, a quantity of plastic counters, glass marbles and boxed 'Tiddleywinks'. (a lot).

A Victorian giltwood wall mirror, the later rectangular plate to a serpentine edge frame, with applied foliage and shells, the verso with printed label, 'Thames Plate Glass Warehouse, Thomas Ponsonby, Carver and Gilder to the Queen...', 28.5 x 23in (72.5 x 58.5cm).

A MATCHED PAIR OF TREACLE GLAZE FURNITURE RESTS OR SASH WINDOW STOPS moulded as shells, 10cms high; three further rests, two moulded as lion masks and one as a face in profile (5)

A Sepik river mask, profusely decorated with small and large cowrie shells, 70cm long

A George III faded mahogany veneered Pembroke table, the oval drop leaf top banded in sycamore with chequer stringing above an outlined bow fronted frieze drawer and dummy drawer each end, flanked by oval marquetry, cowrie shells above square tapering legs, the collared feet on brass casters. 2ft.8in. (81cm) x 3ft.2in. (96.5cm).

A Sheraton period mahogany veneered hanging corner cupboard, the diamond pattern inlaid moulded cornice above a frieze with oval marquetry panels of an urn of flowers and cowrie shells, the interior with three shelves enclosed by a pair of doors banded in Brazilian rosewood with stringing, having bone escutcheons, the base frieze with a drawer. 30in. (76cm.) wide.

Shells (52B) hairline crack and (52D) glazed chip (2)

A pair of door finger plates: Shells (52C), a pair of door knobs: Shells (52L) and a key escutcheon: Shells (52C) also a green lined pot lid base (6)

Shells (52B) large

Shells (52K) framed; Examining the Nets (54) stained, framed; The Fishmarket (57) later issue and Fisherwoman Returning Home (59) chipped (4)

A graduated pair of tapering jugs the spiralled handles lined in gilt: Shells (52C) pink ground, 141mm and 162mm (2)

A baluster shaped jug with hinged pewter cover: Shells (52B) orange ground, lined in green, 208mm

A baluster shaped jug: Shells (52B) pale mauve ground, gold line decoration, tiny rim chip, 202mm

A pair of baluster shaped jugs with hinged pewter covers, Shells (52B) green ground, gold line decoration, handle damaged on one, 238mm (2)

A graduated set of three baluster shaped jugs with hinged pewter lids: Shells (52B) claret coloured necks, green lined decoration, largest 258mm high (3)

An oviform jug with hinged pewter cover: Shells (52G) 262mm, another similar, green ground hairline crack, another: Shells (52H) and one other with hinged cover: Shells (52B) (4)

A baluster shaped jug: Shells (52H) pale orange ground, green lined decoration, 270mm drilled for cover (not present)

A baluster shaped jug with hinged pewter cover: Shells (52H) green coloured neck, gilt scroll decoration 275mm

A cylindrical mug: Shells (52H) 95mm

A large terracotta teapot and cover decorated with a frieze of winged beasts and another with hinged pewter cover printed with shells and inscribed A present from Blackpool (3)

A circular dish with pierced handle: Shells (52B) green border with yellow and gilt floral and scroll decoration, the reverse with T.J & J Mayer mark for American Exhibition 1853