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An early 19th century giltwood and gesso picture frame with moulded borders decorated with seahorses shells and other marine motifs 95cm x 84cm

An Irish George III mahogany stool 18th century and later the upholstered seat on cabriole legs carved with shells and pendant husks and stylised stiff leaves on leaf carved pad and scroll feet 42cm high 59cm wide 49cm deep

A giltwood elbow chair early 20th century the frame carved with leaves husks and shells with a caned back and seat on cabriole legs with scroll feet 92cm high 55cm wide

    An early 19thC mahogany longcase clock, with swan neck turned pillar hood, cluster column inset trunk with shaped door, flamed base the 12" painted square arch dial having floral and fruit decoration within scrolls, spandrels painted with shells, Roman hour numerals, subsidiary seconds ring and date crescent marked Raven, Sheffield, 88" high

An R Lalique 'Coquille' pattern bowl, the underside moulded with four clam shells, engraved no.3200, diameter 24cm

Five assorted framed and glazed watercolours of various shells with handwritten descriptions, a watercolour of a feather and framed and glazed hand coloured print of a partridge (7)

Avery kitchen scales, modern black dial telephone with drawer, silver-plated set of two serving dishes, serving cutlery, shells, EFE Horsfield Tramcar Yorkshire Post model (original box), and two pieces blue and white china (quantity)

BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Historical Medals, Clive of India, Robert Clive, (1725-1774), Governor of Bengal, Tribute Medal, Copper, 1766, by John van Nost the Younger, bust of Clive, head turned and facing, wearing richly embroidered jacket, ROBERT CLIVE BARON OF PLASSEY, rev (signed C.G.), Fame with trumpet points to obelisk naming his achievements, 42mm, contained in (somewhat later) Soho Mint metal shells (BHM 95; Pudd 766.1). Choice extremely fine.

INDIAN COINS, East India Company, Madras Presidency, Proof XX-Cash, 1803, heavy issue (Pr 191), Proof X-Cash, 1803, light issue (Pr -), Proof V-Cash, 1803 (Pr 209). The first good extremely fine, the second brilliant mint state in original shells, the last extremely fine. (3)

BRITISH COLONIAL COINS, Gold Coast, Copper Proof Ackey, Copper Proof ¼-Ackey, and Copper Proof Takoe, 1796 (Vice 2B, 8B, 9B). The last with carbon spot on reverse, otherwise all mint state, in shells as issued. (3)

BRITISH COLONIAL COINS, Sierra Leone, Copper Proof 20-Cents, 1791 (Vice 4B). Brilliant mint state, in shells of issue.

BRITISH COLONIAL COINS, Sierra Leone, Copper Proof 10-Cents, 1791 (Vice 5B). Brilliant mint state, in shells of issue.

Great Britain/England, British BRONZE AND COPPER COINS, George III, Proof Farthing, 1806, struck in bronzed copper, early Soho, housed in original shells, small laureate and draped bust right, K on shoulder, incuse lines render whiskers, date below, GEORGIUS III.D:G.REX., beaded border both sides, rev inverted die axis, Britannia seated left on rocks with shield, trident and olive branch, ship to left, BRITANNIA above, plain exergue, edge grained (Peck 1388 KF13; S 3782). Mint state and scarce.

Great Britain/England, British BRONZE AND COPPER COINS, Bronze Coinage, George III, Proof Halfpenny, 1806, struck in bronzed copper, late Soho, housed in original shells, small laureate and draped bust right, K on shoulder, brooch with two broken jewels, date below, GEORGIUS III.D:G.REX., beaded border both sides, rev struck en médaille, Britannia seated left on rocks with shield, trident and olive branch without berries, ship to left with large flag, no line under SOHO, BRITANNIA above, plain exergue, edge grained (Peck 1365 KH37; S 3781). Circle of black tone on reverse, otherwise brilliant mint state and very scarce.

A Boxed Britains 155mm Gun No.2064, with shell-case and five shells

A Bow triple shell sweetmeat, three deep shells supported on a shell, coral and rockwork base, painted with bouquets of flowers, in polychrome enamels, circa 1753, 12.5cm high (damage)

A mid 18th century silver and tortoiseshell snuff box the kidney shaped lid with a silver scene of figures before a house within shells and foliage edge 7.5cm wide

A 16th/17th century Italian bronze mortar the sides cast with a band of pecten shells below the flared rim and above a horizontal rib and a short foot 12.5cm diameter

A Worcester Flight & Barr jardinire of conical form with a flared foot painted with an octagonal reserve of sea shells and aquatic weed possibly by Samuel Smith on a salmon and gilt Greek key ground incised B mark 18cm high circa 1800-1804. See Henry Sandon Flight & Barr Worcester Porcelain 1783-1840 plate 47 for a pair of similar jardinires described as by Thomas Baxter. The example included in this sale is probably the work of Samuel Smith who started an apprenticeship at the factory on 1st January 1800

A quantity of sea shells.

A Minton majolica vase, circa 1882, modelled as two mermen with entwined trails supporting blue ground scallop shells draped with foliate wreaths beneath a cylindrical brown ground neck, raised on a circular foot, impressed marks and shape number 3921, height approx 40.5cm.

Three late 20th Century pottery wall masks by Victor Carranza, each black face surmounted by a flower, fan or shells, incised marks.

A pair of late Victorian silver butter shells, each with a tab handle, Sheffield 1899, a silver sugar bowl, Birmingham 1939, and a Continental plated bottle holder embossed with cherubs and fruit.

A pair of silver dishes in the form of scallop shells, Sheffield 1896, by James Deakin & Sons.

A Victorian plated desk stand with twin glass inkwells, the stand cast to the edge with rococo shells and scrolling leaves raised on four scroll feet.

A quantity of sea shells contained in a wicker basket.

Three African tribal masks, one inlaid with shells.

After Graham Sutherland Shells at Tenby After Graham Sutherland (1903 - 1980) 'Shells at Tenby' signed in pencil in the margin and numbered 182/200 lithograph 53 x 75cm.; 21 x 29.5in.

A silver large sauceboat London 1934 oval with gadroon rim leaf-capped scrolled handle and on three shell supports issuing from shells 21cm (8.25in) long 365g (11.75 oz); a silver three-piece cruet set by Barker Bros Ltd Birmingham 1934 with trellis pierced band and blue glass liners in case with two spoons; a pepperette and mustard Birmingham 1935; and four cutlery pieces

A silver ovoid pedestal coffee pot by James Deakin & Son Sheffield 1928 with four ribs headed by shells and scrolls with composition ‘C’ scroll handle and finial 19cm (7.5in) high 743g (23.75 oz) gross

Pair of Japanese bronze figures, of Ashinaga and Tenaga, mythological figures who live upon fish which Tenaga catches with his long arms, both modelled standing on giant shells and holding aloft baskets for their catch, each 29.7 cm high (see lot 12 for illustration)

An unusual pair of Victorian pierced silver servers, scimitar shaped, the blade and fork engraved with various fish, shells, bull rushes and foliage, the handles similarly cast and with shell shaped terminals, Francis Higgins, London, 1874, 14.5ins

An early 18th century oak carved coffer, with two-plank top over four panelled front carved with shells and flower heads 4ft 8.5ins

A Carlton Feltwell model of British Searchlight, (The Zeppelin Finder) and three further Shells with the Arms of ‘Horsham’ ‘Jack Johnson with the Arms of ‘Linlithgow’ etc

A late Victorian embossed mug, decorated with flowers, ribbons, and shells, vacant cartouch, by Mappin Bros, London, 1900, 4.45in (11in), 8.4oz.

A George IV child’s knife and fork, with embossed handles, profusely decorated with shells and flowers, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, 1821, the knife 6in (15.2cm).

VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED CANDLE SNUFFER AND TRAY, the tray chased with shells and scrolls.

An Arts and Crafts stained and leaded glass plaffonier of circular dished form set with shells and stained glass 46cm diameter

A Regency silver tea tray John Parsons & Co. Sheffield 1818 rectangular centred by engraved armorials enclosed by flat-chased flowers and diaperwork on matting appled rim and handles incorporating shells and gadroons 70cm 27.5in over handles 4105gr 132oz 10 dwt

A F MUTRIE, INITIALLED AND DATED 1878, WATERCOLOUR, study of Rhododendrons with shells on a table, 7” x 16”

ATTRIBUTED TO BENJAMIN BLAKE, Still Life of Fish and Shells on a Table; and A Still Life of hanging Game, oil on canvas, 10 x 12 in; a pair (2)

ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19th CENTURY. A Still Life of bird, shells and flowers, oil on canvas, 13 1/2in x 17 1/2in

*Shells. A collection of hand coloured engraved plates from Sowerby's Mineral Conchology, early 19th century, sizes either approx. 125 x 110 mm or 210 x 125 mm, all mounted (30)

A Derby figure group, circa 1770, modelled as three putti placed around an obelisk; the first figure portraying Hercules fighting the Hydra; the second and third probably representing Perseus and Andromeda; all set on a rock work base modelled with seaweed and shells. Restored. Height 29cm.

A pair of 19th century style mahogany framed sailor’s valentines of octagonal form, encrusted with colourful sea shells to form the legends ‘Ship Ahoy’ and ‘Home Sweet Home’, 27cm (10 Iin)

An Arrangement of Tropical Sea Shells contained in a glazed wall case. 23in square

A SHELL SALT painted in colours with a floral spray, set upon a group of shells, blue device mark, 4in. (10cm.) wide

An important archive of Artillery and Explosives Research & Development material relating to Oswald John Silberrad, to include to 9 shells, comprising a large quantity of photographic slides, schematic drawings, photographs, shrapnel and casing parts.

A large ornate gilt and gesso Picture Frame, now converted to a Wall Mirror, moulded at the corners with ‘C’ scrolls, shells and foliage, 34” wide

A pair of early 19th century Wedgwood creamware circular scalloped fruit plates, decorated in green with shells and foliage (2) 19cm diameter.

A large collection of rare and exotic shells, to include a Rossini's volute, an eyed cowrie, a spindle shell, a wentletrap, a Lister's conch, turret shells, a great green turban, various whelks, conches, bonnet shells, harp shells, turban shells, olive shells and cowries (approx 180).

SHOJI HAMADA A STONEWARE VASE of flared nine-sided form covered with a runny olive green-brown glaze 6 ¼ in high the base bearing marks of shells used as supports during firing

A pair of late Victorian silver butter shells with tab handles on ball feet, London 1893 by H.W. & Co Ltd, inscribed 'The Sussex Goldsmiths Co Brighton 9826' to bases together with a set of four Victorian silver circular salts with engraved decoration on ball feet, London 1886 by Edward Hutton.

High Quality Late Victorian Oak Side Cabinet, the base with 6 barley twist columns with scrolling under frieze, cabinet with large central panelled door inlaid with Mother of Pearl & Boxwood carved shells, 2 side cupboards all with internal shelving with top frieze decorated with Mother of pearl & boxwood shells all under a dental cornice, 45" wide x 54" high x 16" deep approx.

C17th Bronze Mortar with a bell shaped body with a flared foot & a small lower foot rim decorated with bands of shells & leaves, stress marks to base body 5 1/2" diameter, 4 1/4" high approx.

C19th Majolica Planter & Stand, the canted corners decorated with shells in a white slip surround, 4 panels, each decorated with birds in a nest, the whole with a lilac glaze interior (slight damage to 1 lip on base), base 9" x 9", 9" high

6 C19th Pot Lids, 5 framed titles Pegwell Bay 4 Shrimpers, The Shrimpers, large lid royal Harbour Ramsgate with 2 borders, War, Sea Shells & Belle View Pegwell Bay large lid (AF), 1 frame AF, all sealed in frame

A pair of butter shells, each on three ball feet, 1911 and another shell larger, 1910.

A SQUARE GILT TOOLED LEATHER BOX containing ivory or bone alphabet letters, a mahogany box containing various small shells, a classical decorated box and an old carved wooden toy knife (4)

A pair of Royal Worcester white figural salts modelled as mermen supporting shells, a pair of Coalport white brackets and five porcelain shoes.