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A Good 18ct Gold Pair Cased Lever Pocket Watch, signed INo Moncas, Liverpool, patent lever, No.839, 1837, fusee movement with English lever escapement, 'Liverpool windows' screwed in jewelling, plain three armed steel balance, diamond endstone, dust cover stamped PB to the inside, gold dial with applied Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, gold serpentine hands, inner case with plain polished finish, outer case back with engine turning, the band, pendant and bow with cast decoration of sea shells, {case with maker's mark THJH and numbered 839, both cases Chester 1837, 57mm diameter}; together with outer brass travelling case

"Coquilles", a pair of Lalique ceiling lights, each with dished circular shades, moulded with shells, the rims with chromium fixings and attached broad circular frosted rim, original chromium hanging chains, wheel etched marks "R. Lalique, France" no 3201 (2) 45cm diameter

"Coquilles", a single Lalique ceiling light, with dished circular shade, moulded with shells, the rim with chromium fixings and attached broad circular frosted rim, later brass hanging chains, wheel etched marks "R. Lalique, France" No 3201, also a Lalique ceiling light, the replaced frosted shade with chromium fittings and attached broad circular frosted rim (cracked original Lalique opalescent shade included) (2)

"Coquilles" a Lalique clear glass wall light, the circular dished shade moulded with shells and fitted to a chromium mount with shells and fitted to a chromium mount with circular frosted glass back plate and side panels, wheel etched marks "R. Lalique, France". Shade 16cm diameter, whole 32cm high

"Coquilles", a Lalique opalescent glass bowl, moulded with shells, wheel etched mark "R. Lalique France, No. 3204" 13.5cm across

*A plated butter dish stand, decorated with shells and with two Grainger & Co, Worcester, porcelain shell shaped dishes, one damaged.

Britains 2174 mobile anti tank set, 120mm gun and Austin champ with original shells, boxed.

A collection of crystals, shells and corals.

A Coalbrookdale porcelain pin tray encrusted shells.

A Belleek cup and saucer, moulded in relief with clam shells and painted with clover together with a Belleek mug moulded in relief with flowering prunus blossom, both with green printed marks to base. (2)

A silver christening mug, John and Thomas Settle Sheffield 1824, repousse shells, scrolls and flowers, together with a silver vase, London 1892, of tapered form with repousse shells to base. 291g, 9oz.

A 19th Century Dutch mahogany inlaid secretaire side cabinet, the dentil moulded cornice over a cushion drawer, fall front enclosing green baize writing surface and fitted interior, above two cupboard doors, all inlaid with conch shells, flanked by canted and folded ribbon inlaid pillars upon square tapering feet. (151x95cm)

A Victorian set of four cast, saltspoons, with gilt, shell bowls and wavy ends decorated with a row of overlapping shells, crested, by Samuel Whitford, London 1871, 3oz. (4)

A modern novelty three piece condiment set, modelled as artillery shells, of a hinged cover mustard pot, a salt and a pepper, by T. Wilkinson, Birmingham 1919, ???628417, mark rubbed on salt and pepper, 2.5in (6.4cm) (mustard). (3)

A George III wine label, of rounded oblong form with a border of gadrooning and shells, pierced "MADEIRA", by Thomas & James Phipps, London 1818.

A George III mustard pot, of bellied oblong form on four leafy paw feet with a cast border of gadrooning, shells and cornucopia, the interior gilt, the body initialled "C", by J.W Stovey & W. Elliot, London 1811, 4.6in (12cm) wide, 9zo.

A Victorian Scottish "luggie" or butter dish with twin lug handles, decorated with cast shells and fruiting vines, the body with three bands of reeding to simulate applied hoops, inscribed "John Alexander Crum, 3rd March 1871", by an unascribed maker "GE & S", Glasgow 1844, 6.9in (17.5cm) wide, 13oz.

A George IV wine label, with a border of foliate shells and gadrooning pierced "BUCELLAS", by Mary & Charles Reily, London 1827.

A modern oblong salver, with shaped corners and a cast border of repeating foliate motifs and shells, the reverse inscribed, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1937, 15in (38cm) long, 48oz.

A parcel gilt spoon, with lily pads up the stem and a gilt bowl stamped with a variety of different sea shells, maker's mark obscured by a leaf, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1855.

A Hourglass pattern spoon, with a shallow, circular bowl, chased around the lip with flowers and shells, by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1819.

A silver gilt fiddle example, with three applied shells and chased stem, by Elizabeth Morley, London 1809.

A pair of cast silvergilt spoons, in the form of scallop shells, possibly, by Samuel Webster (II), London 1846, 1.5oz. (2)

A pair of Victorian cast sugar tongs, the sprung section with a finial modelled as a stride a barrel, with cockle shells bowls, by Francis Higgins, London 1856, 6.3in (16cm) long, 2oz.

Prameta: one green and one chrome Mercedes-Benz 300, body shells VG, baseplates detached and parts missing (2)

Solido Military: khaki 206 Howitzer 250-0 Cannon with caps, two shells and spanner, in original yellow box, E, box E

Parts: two locomotive shells and a loose clockwork motor (3)

Various Makers: three tank shells, Duchess of Sutherland, catalogues, railway centre brochures and layout accessories, G

Gartside (Mary). Ornamental Groups, Descriptive of Flowers, Birds, Shells, Fruit, Insects, etc., and Illustrative of a New Theory of Colouring, from Designs and Paintings, pub. William Miller, London, 1808, eighteen etchings and aquatints, all mounted as drawings, some with colour printing and others hand-col., each with associated leaf of text, list of subscribers present (165 names), a few minor marginal repairs, contemp. half calf gilt, some wear to extrems., atlas folio. (1)

Perry (Commodore M.C.). Narrative of the Expedition of an American Squadron to the China Seas and Japan, Performed in the Years 1852, 1853, 1854, 3 vols. Washington, A.O.P. Nicholson (2nd vol. printed by Beverley Tucker), 1856, num. litho. plts., mostly tinted (lacking two plts. to first vol.), six hand-col. lithos. of birds, ten hand-col. litho. plts. of fish, five litho. plts. of shells (incl. three col.), three Japanese woodblock prints and seventeen mostly folding maps and charts, 3rd vol. with num. white on black star charts, some spotting (mainly to 3rd vol.), orig. blind-stamped cloth, heavily rubbed and frayed to extrems., with some wear, 4to. Without the suppressed bathing plate. Sold with all faults due to difficulties of collation. (3)

A George IV silver bottle ticket, of wide cartouche shape with shells and scrolls, pierced SAUTERNE, London 1825 by Charles Rich, 5.5cm wide, the chain probably later.

Treen: carved wooden Maori god with abalone inset eyes, 14in long; plus two driftwood pieces carved as shells; a hollow stick/shaker with cotton seed pod attached; and a long leaf-shaped dish with resin-coated end (five)

A 19TH-CENTURY PALISSY-STYLE PORTUGUESE RELIEF-MOULDED MINIATURE PLATE modelled with a stickleback-type fish, a snake, a snail, butterfly, shells and ferns on a pitted blue ground, the footrim pierced for hanging, 10cm, (4in) diameter (minor chips)

Reproduction walnut elbow chair of George 1 design with shaped splat to back, tapestry drop in seat standing on cabriole legs with carved shells to knees.

A Royal Dux garniture of three water nymphs playing the pipes and seated astride sea shells.

A George III Irish helmet shaped cream jug embossed with flowers, shells, scrolls, rocaille cartouches and a mask, with a moulded girdle, double scroll handle and chased lions mask and paw feet, Dublin circa 1765 by John Shields, 10cm high (4in), 229g (7.25 oz)

An urn-shaped caster, with a bead and reel border, part spiral fluted and chased with shells and scrolls, the pierced cover with a finial, London 1901 by George Fox, 21cm high overall (8.25in), 480g (15.5 oz)

A group of silver, comprising; a George III oblong milk jug with a reeded border and engraved bands, London 1805 by Alice and George Burrows II, a pierced and engraved sugar basket with a beaded border and swing handle, and with a blue glass liner, Birmingham 1908, two silver mounted photograph frames, one shaped rectangular and embossed with shells, scrolls and rocaille, Birmingham 1905, 21cm high overall (8.25in), the other rectangular pierced and embossed with flowers, scrolls and a cartouche with initials, 1904 by H Mathews, 18.5cm (7.25in)

A campana shaped cup and cover, two scroll handles with acanthus thumb pieces, a moulded girdle, embossed with flowers, leaves, shells and scrolls and cartouches with a crest and initials, a domed cover with a dome shaped finial, London 1901 by W, J, M & S Barnard and Robert Dubock, 28 cm high (11in), 1050gm (34 oz)

A rose bowl in Arts and Crafts style with four loop handles, a short stem embossed with shells on a flared foot and engraved with a presentation inscription and stamped beneath 'Gibson & Co Belfast', London 1908 by Gibson & Co Ltd, 21cm diameter (8.25in), 914g (29.5 oz)

A Victorian black painted cast iron stick stand, circa 1860, with cast decoration of seaweed & sea shells, 79cms heigh.

A Royal Doulton jug with Art Nouveau transfer decoration, to a green ground and the prose 'He that buys land buys stories, He that buys flesh buys bones, He that buys eggs buys many shells, He that buys good ale buys nothing else', 16 cms high.

A pair of Sevres-style gilt-metal-mounted vases and covers, late 19th century, painted by L.Rochette, signed, with a maiden washing a cupid in a well and a maiden filling a bowl with water for another cupid, within an elaborate framework of raised gilt foliate scrolls, shells and trellis work, to each reverse a statue of a cupid raised on a column within a garden against a cobalt blue ground, the covers with gilt metal acanthus finials, blue printed pseudo Sevres marks, 63cm., 24.75in., one cover restored, (6).

A pair of George IV silver table candlesticks and a George II silver salver, John and Thos. Settle and Wiliam Peaston,Sheffield and London,1822 and 1751, former circular, foliate-decorated, other shaped circular with shells at intervals, the underside initialled and dated 1770, height of candlesticks 27.5cm, 10.75in, the salver 594gr, 19oz, the candlesticks loaded.

A pair of George III silver candlesticks, Hannam & Mills (Grimwade attribution no3836), London, 1764, square gadroon bases with lion rampant crest, decorated with shells below spirally fluted gadrooned stem, 1362gr 43oz 14dwt.

Longcase Clock with painted dial, inscribed, "Jno Birtles, Harborough" and with crescent date aperture, the spandrels painted with conch shells with gilt highlights, thirty-hour movement, contained within an oak case, with shaped cornice, with applied cast brass roundels, the hood with pillar supports, the shaped door with central sunburst inlay and on a plain base, 198cms, (6'6").

A George III green lacquered serpentine knife box, with converted interior, decorated with figures, flowers and shells

A Japanese carved wood netsuke, in the form of adjoining clam shells, signed 1.5ins

A VICTORIAN CRIMEAN WAR COLOURED STAFFORDSHIRE PORTRAIT GROUP depicting Prince Albert and Napoleon III in military uniforms, on the left the Emperor wearing a kepe, on the right the Consort a cocked hat, clasping hands and flanking a wall with gun emplacements and a pile of shells and crossed flags, untitled (one flag restored), Height 12.5". Circa 1854.

A large Meissen wall clock, circa 1860-80, the circular drum dial set into a tall shell and scroll-moulded case flanked by putti, each holding floral garlands, surmounted by the winged figure of Time, all above a ledge mounted with a figure of Neptune, tritons and hippocampi, applied with flowers and shells, cross swords in underglaze blue, 34ins

A George III silver waiter, engraved with a central armorial within a border of 'c' scrolls and shells on three ball and claw feet, maker Ebenezer Coker, London 1771 7.5ins diam, 10oz

Shells (52B) medium, framed

Mawe (John). The Linnaean System of Conchology Describing the Orders, Genera, and Species of Shells Arranged into Divisions and Families, with a View to Facilitate the Student's Attainment of the Science, 1823, col. frontis., num. b&w plts., untrimmed, orig. boards, hinges partially split, stop or spine lacking, 8vo, together with Roberts (Mary). The Conchologist's Companion, Comprising the Instincts and Constructions of Testaceous Animals, with a General Sketch of those Extraordinary Productions which Connect the Vegetable and Animal Kingdoms, 1824, b&w frontis.,, untrimmed, orig. boards, spine worn and chipped, 8vo, plus others of similar interest (approx. 32).

Two Royal Worcester wall pockets, white glazed and formed as conch shells (one a pair, the other single) with coral backing, one with PODR mark for 1881, 28.5cm and 28cm; and two fence spill vases, (4).

SEVRES STYLE PORCELAIN STAND, 19th CENTURY, of shaped rectangular form, moulded with acanthus, scrolls and shells, and painted with floral reserves, against a green ground, highlighted with gilding. 9cm by 23.5cm

A Japanese black and gold lacquer box, decorated with shells and mount Fuji inside the cover and containing six smaller boxes and covers; and a Persian box and cover decorated with figures, 19th century 33.5cm. Max. (16) Some faults.

A small English porcelain basket, with a bail handle and painted with sea shells on a blue ground, no mark perhaps Samuel Alcock, c. 1830, 16.5cm.

Five English porcelain plates, one Minton painted with a portrait of a girl, another painted with shells inscribed 'Maryanne Bloxam 1823' two with flowers, the fifth Worcester decorated with the Royal Lily pattern, a teapot and cover, an oval stand and a fluted slop bowl, 18th/19th century, 27cm. Max. (9)

An unusual 19th Century walnut circular occasional table, the top lightly carved with scroll work, on hexagonal centre column boldly carved with ribbons and bow ornament, on hexagonal panelled base boldly carved with floral ornament and shells, signed Lawrence, on hexagonal bun feet, 19ins diameter x 28.5ins high. See lot 595 for illustration.

A 19th Century God Speed The Plough Loving Cup, a similar loving cup decorated a Chinese scene, and a Victorian mug, decorated sea shells (a.f.) (3).