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A George I giltwood wall mirror, the frame carved in low relief with shells and foliage enclosing the original bevelled plate, 2ft 6ins x 1ft 6ins

A 19th century Sevres vase, tapering shape painted with flowers against a mottled blue-green ground, on ormolu stand cast with shells, Greek key borders and guilloche, printed mark, 1872-99, 16.25in.

A matched tea set, in the form of oyster shells, twelve pieces including a second-period Belleek milk jug and sugar bowl, faults

A late 19th century French gilt brass chiming mantel clock, the case moulded with Arabesques and shells and a musical trophy surmount, the 8-day movement marked for Martie et cie, the dial marked out in Arabic numerals, 34cm (13 1/2in)

Sawbills, shells and a plaster table centre

A delftware Drug Jar, first half 18th Century, with a label on a complex motif of a scallop shells, fruit and leaves above a wyvern and inscribed C:AURANT:FL: 17.5cm

A Newlyn embossed copper mirror, repousse decorated with fish, shells and seaweed, with a bevelled edge, stamped Newlyn, 40.5 x 30.5cm

A PAIR OF PORCELAIN SALTS, in the form of scallop shells, in shades of cream, pink and purple, on gilded "coral" bases, with a pair of Salt Spoons with shell shaped bowls. Unmarked. Heigth 2". Length 2.5".

A Sevres lobed stand, with date code for 1767 and painter's mark for Noel, finely painted with puce shells and cobalt and gilt diaper borders suspended with flower garlands, blue enamel mark, rim repairs, 8.5" diameter

A pair of Wedgwood white glaze porcelain sculptures, late 19th Century, modelled as conch shells raised on coral stems above circular bases.

A Royal Worcester bone china sauce tureen, cover, ladle and stand, Heritage Collection, circa 1989, reserve decorated shells against a salmon pink ground.

A pair of Wedgwood white glaze porcelain sculptures, late 19th Century, modelled as conch shells raised on coral stems above circular bases.

A Royal Worcester bone china sauce tureen, cover, ladle and stand, Heritage Collection, circa 1989, reserve decorated shells against a salmon pink ground.

Late 20th Century School- Sea shells and coral; gouache and silver, 62.2x93cm: together with two still life studies in pencil and watercolour by a related hand, 47.3x62.8cm., ea., all bear stamp verso for the Orient Art Gallery, Durban, South Africa

A George III candle snuffers, chased with shells, leaf scrolls and nulled borders, and with initials, London 1816 by John Bridge, 18.5cm long (7.5 in), 134g (4.5 oz), and an oblong snuffers tray, with 'S' scrolls, shell and gadrooned border, marks indistinct

A pair of nautillus shells, each supported by a plated dolphin, on ebonised heart shaped base, and another, pierced with scrolls, and inscribed 'Port Blair'

Pair of Victorian dining chairs, mahogany frames, in the Queen Anne style, with shaped fronts to seats, vase-shaped central splat carved and pierced with 'C' scrolls, shell carved to top shaped rail, carved shells to front knees, unusual hoof terminal to front legs, brown leather-effect seats (two)

A Wedgwood creamware sauce tureen, cover and stand, transfer printed at Liverpool by Sadler and Green, crisply press-moulded with shells and with a bud finial, transfer printed in black with birds and flowers, stand 22.5cm w, tureen with incised Workman's mark 6, the cover 35, c1770 The shape is based directly on a Sèvres model Josiah Wedgwood in a letter to Thomas Bentley described how he spent three days "taking patterns" of the duchess of Bedford's service in October 1765 and that he was greatly impressed by it. Another example, also Liverpool printed with birds, is illustrated Reilly (Robin), Wedgwood, vol I, plt 270 and col plt 24. In excellent condition with no cracks, chips, damage or restoration, there is a pinhead sized flat rim chip to the cover which is hardly noticeable. A fine quality early piece of creamware in unusually fine condition

A Derby pickle stand of three scallop shells, freely painted in underglaze blue with loose bouquets and insects in cell diaper borders and surmounted by a spotted whelk shell finial, on an open-work mound of tightly packed shells and limpets, 9.5cm h, patch marks, c1765 A similar example is illustrated, Bradley (H G), Ceramics of Derbyshire 1750-1975, No 179. Restoration to the finial and each well

A Victorian gadrooned inkstand with a pair of silver mounted cut glass inkwells, the serpentine rim with shells, 21cm w, by W Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900, 10ozs weighable In fine condition, complete and original

A George IV salver, chased with flowers and leafy scrolls within an applied border of shells and flowers, on three foliate feet, crested, 28cm diam, by Samuel & Charles Young, Walker, Kitchen & Co, Sheffield 1821, 24ozs In fine condition

A pair of Louis XV gilt bronze candlesticks, cast and chiselled with leaves and shells, on swirling foot, 23cm h Some light overall wear but no damage or repairs, the gilding lost, the foot of both slightly bent out of true

Two Edward VII mahogany armchairs, the pierced splats carved with shells and scrolling foliage, having padded seats in floral woolwork, on cabriole legs, 104 & 108cm h In good condition

A 19TH-CENTURY PLATE-ON COPPER WINE COOLER of two-handled campana form with removable liner and removable shell- and cornucopia-decorated rim, the body decorated with a crest, a stag coupé beneath the motto "VIGILANS ET PROMTUS", and a frieze of shells, foliate scrolls and gadrooning above bold acanthus leaves, the domed stepped foot matching the rim, unmarked, 24cm, (9.4in) across handles, same height.

AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF VICTORIAN DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE VASES of broadening cylindrical form, each relief-moulded with seaweed fronds and shells in a dimpled brown ground, impressed marks, dated 1877, one with incised initials HEH (for Harriet E. Hibbut), the other with incised initials EP (for Emily Partington), 29.5cm, (11.6in) high (one foot repaired)

A pair of George III silver candlesticks Ebenezer Coker,London, 1762, shaped square bases cast with spiral shells and leafage below knopped and fluted stems, 25cm, 10in high, 1357gr, 43oz 12dwt

A George II silver salver Augustin Courtauld,London, 1739, armorial engraved within band of strapwork incorporating masks, shells and flower filled baskets, scratch weight 32=12, 30cm, 12in diameter; and two square salvers, Edward Cornock, London, 1728, armorial engraved within band of chased fruit and strapwork, 14cm, 6in square, 1455gr, 46oz 15dwt

Collection of 19th Century and later eggs and sea shells within display cases.

EDWARDIAN SILVER JEWELLERY CASKET, LONDON 1905, the cartouche-shaped hinged cover chased with figures in 18th century costume above a conforming case, raised on cabriole legs, cast with shells and stylised foliage, makers mark William Comyns. 11cm by 19cm

Pair of silver spirit labels, modelled as clam shells and named Gin and Sherry, maker M & L.S., London marks

Rossi - pair of 20th century oils on board, beach scenes with children gathering shells, 30 x 40cms, within white painted frames

Stoneware bracket of circular form, the top with shells and masks above scrolls, in a greeny brown glaze, 9'' high

SUNDRY SHELLS

A Meissen blue-ground 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)

An early 19th century Paris porcelain inkstand, the gilt clam shells flanking the dolphin handle, one forming the inkwell and quill holder and the other a covered box, the matt blue oval base gilt with classical foliage, 15.5cm wide (W) (2)

A set of four George III silver candlesticks by Ebenezer Coker, London 1771, each raised from a square gadrooned base, lobed and embossed with leaves and shells, supporting a wrythen stem with round and square knops below a gadrooned spool socket with a detachable gadrooned nozzle, 27cm, 86oz (2)

A pair of George III silver candlesticks by John Carter, London 1775, each raised from an hexagonal scroll edged foot embossed with shells below a knopped stem supporting a spool socket with detachable hexagonal shell decorated nozzle, 26.5cm, 38.5oz

Unusual Edwardian hanging light shade, worked with mother of pearl shells and panels of rock form amethyst glass, in a Tiffany style, 17ins diameter.

Mawe (J.). The Voyagers Companion, or Shell Collector's Pilot; with Instructions and Directions where to find the Finest Shells; also for Preserving the Skins of Animals; and the Best Methods of Catching and Preserving Insects, etc., 4th ed., 1825, hand?col. frontis. and one hand?col. plt., orig. pink boards with printed paper label to upper cover, somewhat soiled and backstrip def., small 8vo, together with Landsborough (Rev. D.), A Popular History of British Seaweeds, 2nd ed., 1851, hand?col. plts., orig. blind?stamped cloth gilt, a little frayed at head of spine, small square 4to, plus Archer (Thomas Croxen), Popular Economic Botany, 1st ed., 1853, hand?col. plts., orig. blind stamped cloth gilt, covers det., small square 4to, with other various natural history (9)

Early 19th Century mahogany crossbanded oak longcase clock with swan neck pediment and reeded pillars, the painted arch shaped dial decorated with flowers, shells and a bird, fan shaped aperture and inscribed J.P. Gilkes, Weeden Bec - 30 hour striking movement, 215cm high

A collection of various shells, also to include two walrus tusks and another horn item.

A plated biscuit shell with two subsidiary butter shells attached, formed as three scallops, raised on spherical feet.

Plated and metal wares, comprising: a circular bowl, an oak biscuit barrel, two mugs, an oval teapot, two toastracks, a pewter hot water jug, two butter shells with glass liners, a pair of salts, a soup ladle, a sugar caster and four further items.

Plated wares, comprising: a pair of lidded butter dish stands, an oval dish, a small sauceboat, a pair of butter shells, a tea strainer with a stand, a cake or fruit basket, with a pierced rim, a butter shell and a toastrack with a stand.

A rectangular two-handled pedestal basket, pierced and embossed flowers, shells and C scrolls, the centre with a scrolled cartouche, 34cm (13.25") wide, Birmingham 1902 510gms

A pair of Victorian dessert stands in scrolled gilt metal set with large natural mother-of-pearl shells, together with a lower pair of similar stands and a further shell

A George III silver waiter, engraved a leafy monogram, the raised border with shells to the incurve with scrolls, beads and gadrooning to rim, on three ball-and-claw supports, London 1767 by Ebenezer Coker, 19cm diameter, 10.75oz.

A fine French gilwood and gesso salon suite, late 19th century, in Regence manner, comprising a pair of triple seater sofas, a pair of twin seater sofas, a large stool, six fauteuils, six side chairs, covered with Aubusson tapestry, each with a rail carved with shells, husks and foliage, (17) triple seater sofa: 2m., twin seater 150cm., stool h.50cm., w.1254cm., d.62cm.

A rectangular two-handled pedestal basket, pierced and embossed flowers, shells and C scrolls, the centre with a scrolled cartouche, 34cm (13.25") wide, Birmingham 1902 510gms

A pair of Victorian dessert stands in scrolled gilt metal set with large natural mother-of-pearl shells, together with a lower pair of similar stands and a further shell

Twelve matching gold buttons, of moulded spherical form decorated in relief with scallop shells - the emblem of St James of Compostella, with ball finial and loop for attachment, 3/8in diameter, total weight 20gr; together with 'dress ornaments' in the form of pierced gold beads with arcaded decoration, 1/8in diameter, total number of beads 826, total weight 95gr, circa 1600.

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER FRUIT BOWL BY WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS, of oval form, with scroll moulded rim, pierced panels and heavily embossed with flowers, shells and foliage, 12.5in. (32cms) wide, London 1897, ...17ozs (See lot 381 for image)

A Newlyn Arts and Crafts embossed rectangular copper tray, decorated with an allover design of shells and fish 21ins

A Royal Worcester wall pocket, formed as two conch shells, date code 1883 (10in.), a Wedgwood planter in the shape of a conch shell (8in.) and a Ginori conch shell planter-5.5in.

AN ART NOUVEAU ROYAL DUX FIGURAL BOWL in the form of a shell on rockwork with moulded seaweed beside a kneeling female figure holding the shell with both hands and leaning forward, cream and white, the figure and bowl exterior base gilded, applied pink clay triangle impressed Royal Dux Bohemia, and impressed numbers 1747 & 47, and painted 65, Height 5.5", Length 8.5", and AN ART NOUVEAU ROYAL DUX FIGURAL BOWL in the form of a conch shell, with a female figure with pitcher seated above, in muted shades of pink and green with brush gilding, the pedestal base moulded as rockwork with small shells and seaweed, applied pink clay triangle with impressed Royal Dux Bohemia, and number 1750, Height 7.5", Length 8". Bowl chipped. (2)

A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRONZE FIGURE OF VENUS standing naked except for drapery, beside a tree stump, on rockwork with shells. Height 16.5".

A tall pair of single candlesticks, each with detachable sconces and ornately moulded and embossed tapering stems decorated with scrolls and shells, raised upon ornate circular bases, 24 cms.

Belleek centrepiece, formed as four shells on naturalistic base section, highlighted with pink, 11in (28cm) high

A SET OF EIGHT GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS of Chippendale design with serpentine cresting rails carved with scallop shells over pierced ladderbacks and drop-in serpentine seats, on square legs united by conforming stretchers. Comprising: a pair of elbow chairs and six single chairs (8)

The Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature, Volume I Mammalia Birds, Charles Knight & Co, Ludgate Street, London containing monochrome engravings of birds, fish, sea shells and animals, frontispiece with colour woodcut of a tiger, poor condition