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Anthony Stern 'Seascape' art glass vase, of spreading circular form in tones of purple and pink depicting sea shells, sand dunes and sky, 9in (22.8cm) high

Victorian inlaid mahogany longcase clock, the stepped cornice over an arched painted face with designs of sea shells above a plain trunk and door, distressed but accompanied by various case parts and mouldings, 84 1/2in (214cm) high

A Collection of Approximately Thirty Three Pieces of Miniature Crested Ware, relating to fishing and the sea, including fish vases, yachts, rowing boats, lighthouses, shells etc

A SET OF FIVE TIBETAN JADE CUPS three octagonal, two of goblet form, purchased by Frank Kingdon-Ward, (plant hunter) circa 1920, and two mother of pearl shells.

19th Century Longcase Clock, with painted square dial, inscribed, "Jno Tasker , Falkingham", secondary seconds dial and date aperture, the spandrels painted with gilt conch shells, eight-day movement, contained within an oak case, swan neck pediment, the hood with inverted tapered columns, above an arched panelled door, on a plain base, 218cms, (7’2"). Footnote: The name Tasker is recorded as working at Falkingham circa 1780.

A pair of Britains Heavy Howitzer Field Guns with shells (2)

Two conch shells

AN EDWARDIAN PAIR OF GRAPE SHEARS, the hafts moulded with shells, flowers and scrollwork, 6 1/4" wide, London 1907, 3ozs.

A set of five French pottery tiles, painted with shells against a black ground, signed Guy Trevoux.

A small Royal Worcester blush porcelain vase, circa 1909, of shell form raised on a coral stem and rocky base moulded shells and sea weed, gilt heightened, printed mark. .

"A pair of 19th Century Sitzendorf porcelain three light candelabra with floral encrusted scroll branches, the encrusted central column supported by two putti and twin shells, on oval rococo pattern bases, 15ins high (flowers somewhat chipped and gilt rubbed). see lot 19 for image"

A pewter ice bucket, formed as the head of Neptune, encrusted with scallops and other shells, marked 'Figaro Pierro per Atena'.

A Frankenthal Oriental figure, a Kaiser white vase with fossilised shells and another Kaiser vase

A large Royal Dux centre modelled as two semi naked nymphs on shells

Nineteenth century container from the Moluccas Islands in the South Seas, geometrically decorated with Nasser shells, used by headmen and personages of importance to store feathers etc., 41cm long x 15cm high

A TWO HANDLED RECTANGULAR SILVER PLATED TRAY, decorated with scrolls and shells and having fruiting vine, applied border and handles. 25.5" x 15".

A turquoise pressed glass container and cover heavily moulded with sea shells and with whelk finnial; a vaseline wavy glass lamp shade and a moulded glass basket ornament (3)

General Collection, includes African, Roe Deer, Red Deer, sea shells, horn, wood plaques and miscellanea

Circle of Margherita Caffi (17th/18th century) Still Life of Flowers in a Blue Stone Urn with a Macaw Standing Nearby ; Oil on canvas, 76.5cm by 102cm (30in by 40in) *Contained within a partially carved and composite frame, decorated with flowers, acanthus shells and foliate scrolls.

A Set of Eight Regency Mahogany Dining Chairs, the curved bar backs over paired mid-rails carved with pendant shells, the drop-in seats on reed moulded rails and turned and tapered legs, including two elbow chairs

A pair of 19th century pottery cow creamers, monochrome printed with floral sprays and shells, 19 cms long.

An early 18th Century Dutch silver caddy, Enkhuizen 1714, makers mark IK in oval shield possibly for Jan Koningh, of ovoid shape with a wide fluted band between two bands of shells, acanthus leaves and scale work, the pull off cover with knop finial, 13.5cm high

A George III pine and gesso chimney piece, in the manner of Ramage and Fergusson, Leith. The breakfront mantel with drapes and bell moulding, applied thistles, leaves and shells, over stiles with an applied rams head and trailing vines each side, 141 x 164cm For a similar fire surround see Phillips Scottish sale 24th August 2001, 970

A Victorian shellwork model of a cottage set in a small garden with flower beds made from a variety of polychrome shells, and another similar model

A pair of late 19th century ormolu candlesticks, both in the form of a stork holding a fish in its beak, surmounted by an urn shaped sconce, on rockwork base cast with shells, stamped 'Abbott' 16.5ins

A 19th century French gilt-brass mantel clock, cast in ormolu style with shells, c-scrolls and seated figural surmount, enamelled dial signed Raingo Freres, movement count-wheel striking on a bell, on ebonised plinth and under glass dome, 13.75in. max. height

Impressive gilt metal lantern in the 17th Century style with crown and fleur de lys finial above faceted glass panels in baluster form with applied shells and figures, further mask decoration below with inverted finial.

A Regency silver teapot, the rectangular partly ribbed and ogee moulded body engraved the Cunliffe crest, with a swan neck spout, the gadroon border interspersed with shells and foliage, the hinged cover partly ribbed with conforming finial, a hollow capped bracket handle, inscribed underneath, on ball feet. Makers J. W. Storey and W. Elliott. London, 1811. 26oz. (all in).

Pair of pine single beds, the headboards carved in relief as rococo shells together with French type side rails and foot boards with carved dolphin feet. Width 95cm, 371/2 in

A Chamberlain's Worcester botanical 'Regent China' part dessert service, circa 1825, painted with named specimens within a gilt frame against a cobalt-blue ground, within a gilt gadrooned rim punctuated by shells and foliate motifs, comprising:, two sauce tureens and covers with acanthus knops, three square dishes, two heart-shaped dishes, two trefoil-shaped dishes with shell handles, two oval-shaped dishes, ten plates and a comport, puce script marks and specimen names, diameter of plates 21.3cm, 8.375in, damage and repair, (24)

A composite birdbath, the circular shallow top with a petal edge on tapering ribbed stem with petals, shells and scrolls to a square base, 36in (91.4cm) h, 23in (58.4cm) dia.

A George III style carved giltwood wall mirror, the rectangular plate to an open scrolling leafage frame with shells and foliage, 46 x 27.5in (117 x 70cm.)

A gilt framed and glazed oval, containing the insides of handpainted oyster shells, depicting seascapes and beach scenes.

A composition bird bath with a round bowl on a baluster shaped column carved with shells, 87cm high

A Bloor Derby figure of Neptune with a dolphin, the crowned god wearing deep blue drapery standing beside a large dolphin, raised on a high mound c-scroll base encrusted with sea shells, red painted crown mark Bloor Derby, incised no.299, arm restored, robe chipped, 22cm high

A pair of Continental majolica salts, in the form of mussel shells with lobster claw and seaweed encrustations, raised on three claw feet 9cm high

A Louis XV style carved giltwood grande chaise, the crest rail carved with shells, scrolls and leaves above a padded back and seat, on carved cabriole legs

A 19th century sailor's shell valentine, the hinged and glazed octagonal case opening to reveal coloured shells arranged in geometric pattern with central heart and the words 'Home Again', 23.5cm. diameter.

An Irish mahogany side table in the mid 18th century manner with rectangular fossil marble top, shaped frieze applied with shells, scrolls, flowerheads and leaf sprays, the shell-carved cabriole legs with scroll ears and on claw and ball feet, 75cm. high x 118cm. wide, the base 19th century and originally a stand.

An early 20th century walnut cased set for 12 persons of EPNS fish knives and forks, the handles moulded as scallop shells with fish engraved blades, and a walnut cased set of mother of pearl handled tea knives and forks

A set of six silver plated table salts, in the form of scallop shells, supported by dolphins on wave cast bases, 5cm (2in) high, together with six (three and three) scallop bowl salt spoons

A TEA TRAY of rounded oblong form with loop handles, the moulded rim chased with shells and scrolling foliage, on bracket feet, 26 1/4" wide, London 1927, approximately 153ozs

An English delft wet drug jar, probably London, painted in blue and named for S: PAPAV:ERRAT. within a cartouche of foliage, putti and shells, 18cm high, mid 18th century (damage)

Two similar English delft wet drug jars, probably London, painted in blue and named for S: EX ALTHAEA and S:E:SUC:LIMON:, each within a cartouche of foliage, putti and shells, 17cm high, mid 18th century (both with some restoration)

A Minton majolica oyster dish, modelled with nine dished sections within bands of scallop and oyster shells, painted with coloured glazes, 25cm diameter, impressed marks, date code for 1867

A set of six Seyfried Munchen hock glasses, the ogee bowls, enamelled in colours with shells and scrolls, 18cm high, painted marks and six similar with ovoid bowls, 18cm high

A three-piece dressing table set, with marks for London 1957, maker LGD, comprising a brush, comb and mirror of traditional shape with applied gilt cast detail of a mermaid, merman and shells

A pair of George III Old Sheffield plate table candlesticks, each on a shaped square base stamped with shells at the angles rising to a knopped tapering stem with spool shaped sconce and detachable nozzle, 32cm high, circa 1780 (rubbed)

A graduated set of four post-Regency Sheffield plate meat dish covers, of fluted shaped oval form, with scalloped bases and borders applied with shells and acanthus scrolls, each inset two square silver escutcheons, one crested, the handles boldly cast with acanthus scrolls and fruit, 51cm to 41cm wide, J. Waterhouse, E. Hatfield & Co, Sheffield, circa 1835 See: S. J. Helliwell, Antique Silver Plate, p.66, for meat dish covers of this design

A William IV silver bottle coaster, the deep ogee sides pierced with stylised leaves beneath a shaped rim applied with leafy C-scrolls divided by shells, turned hardwood base with central initialled escutcheon, 14.5cm diameter, Joseph & John Angell, London 1833

A pair of silver George V sauceboats, with applied waved rim, leaf capped flying scroll handles and hoof feet headed by shells, Birmingham 1925; pair of sauce ladles, Sheffield 1925, 11 oz (4)

A good pair of Royal Worcester two-handled ovoid pedestal vases, painted by E. Raby, with thistles, other wayside flowers and foliage above a band of radiating stiff leaves within moulded pale green borders, spool neck, acanthus capped scroll handles terminating in shells, spreading circular base, within gilt rims, domed covers, 25cm high, printed crown and circle mark and registration number in puce, shape no. 1618, date code for 1897

A Continental white metal sugar basin and cover, of 18th century French design, of pear form, chased with scrolls, shells and foliage on a matted ground, the cover surmounted by a knop modelled as strawberry fruit and foliage; together with a silver bowl and stand, Birmingham 1909. 11cm and 7cm respectively.

A Lalique opalescent glass bowl moulded with four stylised scallop shells, 18 cms. moulded 'R.Lalique' mark

A Lalique 'Coquilles' pattern opalescent Glass Bowl moulded with shells, wheel etched mark 'R.LALIQUE France' No. 3200, 23.5cm diameter.

A SMALL VICTORIAN PIERCED SILVER DISH, repousse decorated with shells and fruit by Birmingham 1898, A SILVER PEPPERETTE, of baluster form with hoof feet and wrythen finial, London 1938 retailed by Harrods, ANOTHER SILVER PEPPERETTE AND A PAIR, and THREE NAPKIN RINGS. Approx 7oz in total.

A late 17th/early 18th century tortoiseshell jewellery casket, with pewter inlaid floral and leaf scroll decoration applied silver scallop shells (later replacements in base metal) and silver clasp and strap hinges, 6ins

A mid 19th century ormolu and pietra dura casket, cast with scrolls, shells and flowers and inset to each side with an oval floral hardstone plaque, mahogany lined, with key, 6.5ins

A cased pair of late Victorian silver salts, in the form of scallop shells, Birmingham 1896, a part George V silver manicure set and two associated items

Late Victorian Cream Jug and Sugar Bowl, the handles of each cast with acanthus leaves, the rims cast with shells, above a fluted body, on paw feet, maker's mark T.B., possibly Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1900, 390grms.