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A brown and cream Ruandan long wrap-about skirt, the squares decorated with shells and embroidery W 21in L 34in

A hardwood tribal face mask, shells inset for eyes.

A George I style walnut lowboy, the shaped rectangular top with matched veneers within crossbanded and herringbone strung borders, two short and one long drawer conforming, drop handles, shaped apron, cabriole legs, carved shells to knees, pad feet, 106cm wide, 77cm high

A George II style mahogany long stool, stuffed-over seat upholstered in crimson cut velvet, the frieze carved with blind fret, scales and shells, angular cabriole legs, hairy ball-and-claw feet, 187cm wide

An English Majolica two-section dish, in the form of two scallop shells, the handle as coral entwined with bladder-wrack weed, the bowls in turquoise, the underside in mottled tones brown, green and yellow, 33.5cm wide, c.1880

An English porcelain rectangular plaque, painted with Ballinahinch Lake and Castle, the frame with C-scrolls, shells and flowerheads, picked out in gilt, 27cm x 25cm, c.1840

A Chinese white metal pierced fruit basket, embossed with foliage and shells, L 40cm

Minton Majolica Jug The Spout Decorated With Smiling Face and Sea Shells.

Late 19thC mahogany collector's two door cabinet with enclosed twenty four drawer interior with comprehensive collection of shells, minerals, fossils af

A Collection of Shells, (box)

A pair of mother-of-pearl carved and engraved shells 19th century one with roundel of Britannia a lion and native inscribed 'God hath made of one blood all Nations of Men’ within scroll border the other with three roundels and similar border the conforming reverses inscribed 'Remember these presents that come from New Caledonia 1884’ approximately 18cm wide

A 19th century Continental giltwood wall mirror the oval bevelled plate surrounded by four smaller plates the beadwork frame decorated with shells and foliate scrolls 127cm high 113cm wide (some damage)

EYTON (T. C.) A HISTORY OF THE RARER BRITISH BIRDS, woodcut illustrations throughout, cloth, 8vo, 1836; Sowerby (G. B.) Illustrated Index Of British Shells, cloth, spine torn with loss, 4to, 1887 (2).

A WMF silvered metal part tea service, comprising of tea pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, modelled as walnut shells, impressed marks WMF to handles.

Charles Eames; a group of five side chairs, first designed 1960, produced for Herman Miller (USA), the reinforced fibreglass seat shells with red upholstered pads, upon steel H base and nylon glides.

A Louis XIII Style Carved and gilded Frame, with plain sight edge, the corners and centres with foliage and scallop shells in high relief on a punch work ground, 66x53cm: together with two other 19th and 20th century gilt composition frames, (3)

A Georgian style Salver, the pie crust rim cast with shells and scrolls and raised on triple claw and ball feet, Sheffield 1898 by Henry Statford, 14 ozs. 8.5in diameter

A nautilus shell light shade ten shells inset within engraved and pierced brass frame 10.5in.

A Royal Dux centre piece maiden between two conch shells, early 20th century, raised pink triangle and impressed No 1125, height 35cm

A figured mahogany wheel barometer, inlaid with satinwood shells, silvered dials inscribed "I B Pochine", early 19th century, 109cm

19th century parian relief moulded jug decorated with flowers and shells upon a lobed base, registration mark for 1849, 8.75’ high; also two other similar Parian jugs decorated with wheat ears and foliage (3)

18th century Italian carved walnut overmantel mirror modelled with shells, 42’ wide.

Ingpen (Abel). Instructions for Collecting, Rearing and Preserving British & Foreign Insects: also for collecting and preserving crustacea and shells, 2nd ed., with considerable corrections and editions, 1839, three hand-col. litho. plts., occn. sl. foxing, 3 pp. pubs. ads. at rear, orig. blindstamped green cloth, rubbed and some minor marks, spine somewhat discol., 12mo (1)

A large collection of various shells, fossils and other artefacts, contained within a collector's chest of drawers.

A late 18th century oak Derbyshire dresser, with mahogany banding, the moulded cornice with a drape frieze, open shelves and side cupboards with doors inlaid marquetry cowrie shells, a boarded back, the base with three drawers, later pierced brass fret plate handles, on front cabriole legs with pointed toes. 5ft. 10in. (1.78m.) x 6ft. 6in. (1.98m.).

A Chelsea triangle period shell-shaped salt raised on a ring of coral to which a number of small shells are fastened unmarked. Damages. c.1745-49 7.5cm.

Five Shorter and Sons pottery matt glazed posy holders modelled as shells circa 1920, 7’ long; a Carlton ware three piece matt glazed shell cruet; a Poole pottery Feather Drift pattern breakfast set with four egg cups and a tray; a Carltonware poppy pattern cream glazed pedestal dish, 5.25’ diameter. (8).

A Coalport bone china coffee cup and saucer moulded with scallop shells and coral handle, circa 1900.

A Belleek cup and saucer moulded pink shells, a matching cream jug, a miniature bowl and stand and a cream jug with pink handle

A Belleek table centre with three shells and four shell moulded trumpet vases, the base with coral in relief, 17.75cm (7") high

A 20th Century walnut coffee table, the circular top over a shaped frieze with carved shells on hoof feet.

A stuffed sea horse set amongst coral, a sea urchin, a bone from a bears finger, animal teeth and other shells and coral.

A Mammoth tooth form Cricklade, Wiltshire, Pleistocene, along with fossilized sea urchins, shells, coral, anemonites, flints and sundry.

Belleek part teaset on tray moulded as shells in Tridacna pattern comprising of a teapot creamjug covered sucrier tray and two saucers black printed second period marks to bases (8)

A Meissen saucer, painted with a quatrefoil panel of a bucholic scene, within an elaborate gilt diaper panel cartouche surmounted with shells, within gitterwerk border, blue crossed swords mark, circa 1740 (rubbed); and a Nyphenburg tea canister and associated cover, painted with deutsche Blumen, the canister 11cm high, impressed shield mark, circa 1760

A Victorian collection of approximately1500-2000 shells from the Caribbean, Australia, Indo-Pacific and the Mediterranean, in a brass handled wooden box, 63cm wide; together with a handbook by Kenneth Wye illustrated in colour with over 200 examples

A MINTON MAJOLICA DISH modelled as four scallop shells with pink edge, joined by a central green foliate loop handle, 9 3/4 wide

An Edwardian mahogany two handled Tray with pierced brass gallery inlaid swags, ribbons and shells, 17in D approx

William Sharp, Glasgow An early 19th Century carved mahogany cased longcase clock, the drum head case carved with shells, scrolls and vines, the tapered trunk enclosed by a glazed door on a scrolled cavetto base, the signed and engraved circular brass dial with subsidiary seconds dial, the twin train movement with a deadbeat escapement, striking on a gong, 216cm

An EPNS three-piece tea service by Elkington, of melon shape, engraved with formal scrollwork, drapery, shells and swags, the tea pot with an ivory finial and raffia handle

A Staffordshire pottery small jardiniere, in turquoise glaze, moulded in relief with shells and seaweed, 6½" high, with an associated hardwood stand

2 Britains heavy howitzers, field artillery Nos 1265: an early (post 1920) example in a fumed finish and a 1950s example in painted gloss olive green. Both complete with loaders and shells. GC some chipping to painted example. Actions in working order.

LATE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, OIL, still life study of smoked fish, oyster shells and stone bottle on a mat, 20” x 30”

Brass cannon shells Best Bid

A set of nine gilt metal salts modelled as dolphins and shells

Antonio Cazorla (b. 1971). 'Shells'. Oil on canvas. Signed lower right 30cm x 45cm. Provenance: Albermarle Gallery

A near pair of late Victorian silver salts in the form of scallop shells, on ball feet, Chester 1893, together with a pair of salt spoons, cased.

Three 19th century Prattware pot lids with bases "The Enthusiast", "The First Appeal" (issue 3) and another decorated with shells pattern no.52B (some damage to bases)

A die-cast model of a First World War period field gun with sprung loaded shells, patent No. 105728, registered No. 658723 (repair, playwear).

A Newlyn School copper flower trough embossed with fish and shells repaired hole to base 23.5 ins

A Keswick School of Industrial Arts copper charger embossed with dolphins and shells stamped KSIA 16 ins

Three Daniel coffee cups and saucers Shell 'B' shape painted with flowers and shells against green borders a variant of pattern 4835 1828-36 faults

A Daniel dessert plate gadrooned rim with moulded shells ((a variation of the Second Gadroon shape) painted with flowers against a pink border pattern 4021 (9in.) and a Daniel cup and saucer First Gadroon shape painted with flowers reserved against a pink ground pattern 3913

A late 19th century Elkington plated mirrored plateau or cake stand, the shaped round border cast in the form of shells, seaweed and rocaille, numbered beneath 2145 and with an oak base, approximately 41cm diameter.

Two similar silver oblong salts, London 1820 and 1831, a pair of pepper pots, Sheffield 1919, a pair of butter shells, Sheffield 1908, two mustard pots, London import marked for 1902 and 1905, a sifting spoon, London 1814, two napkin rings; and a pair of oval salt frames, apparently unmarked (damaged and repaired).

A pair of late Victorian silver candlesticks embossed with flowers scrolls and shells on loaded hexagonal bases maker H.E.Ltd Sheffield 1897 6.5ins

A Wemyss ‘Jovial Sailor’ toby jug, decorated by Eric Sandland, modelled as a sailor wearing blue nautical dress, the base moulded with shells, painted marks ‘Wemyss ES’ (minor damages) 28cm high

A Scottish George II elm corner armchair, the curved back with shaped yoke raised on three turned columns and pair of vase splats, drop-in seat and shaped cabriole legs with shells and ball and claw feet

WILLIAM MCTAGGART R.S.A., R.S.W. (1835-1910) PICKING SHELLS Signed and dated 1875, oil on canvas 63cm x 102cm (24.75in x 40in)

A porcelain part tea service, possibly New Hall, decorated with shells and seaweed, comprising; cream jug, sugar bowl, seven cups and five saucers.