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A Victorian Sailors Valentine having coloured shells titled "Home Again", in octagonal folding glazed case, 9in

CEREBOS SALT, Sea Shells, 100/100 complete 1925, together with various other sets featuring Birds and Animals mainly issued by Grandee Cigars (John Player & Sons), (Qty).

A Worcester porcelain junket dish, circa 1770, the interior moulded with scallop shells surrounding a central floral boss, glazed white within a gilt dentil edged rim, 24.5cm diameter

A set of six French individual oyster dishes, circa 1900, each in the form of an oyster shell and painted with shells and flwoers on the seashore, together with a six division porcelain egg cruet, four dolphin and shell moulded menu holders and a small dish.

J. C. Gray- Children collecting seaweed and shells on a shore; oils on canvas, a pair, both signed and dated 1931, 25.5x35.8cm., ea., (2)

A late Victorian cast brass fender, shaped with shells, scrolls, foliage and trellis with a moulded base, 5ft 1.5in (156.2cm) wide.

Shells (52A)

Shells (52B) two examples, one medium, stained, one large, cracked (2)

Shells (52B) large

Shells (52J)

Shells (52B) medium, flange chipped

Shells (52B) medium

A cylindrical loving cup: shells (52G) 124mm high, hairline crack and another Landscape and River Scene (416) and The Two Anglers (432) pink ground, gold line decoration, 1-2-3 border, 162mm high, restored (2)

World War I: a German porcelain pipe bowl, the metal collar corroded, printed with a named portrait of Hindenburg, another Markensen, a glazed parian pig with picklehelbe hat, a small continental teapot with colour portraits, a Heraldic china ewer with portraits of Nelson and Togs, a Grimwades miniature jug and bowl, a crucifix made from rifle shells named Ypres, an embossed silver plaque with portraits of the allied leaders, a small silver dish and a medallion case with colour pictures within (11)

Baxter: Isola Bella (31) View from Mission House Bangalore (94) and Shells and their Inmates (370) (3)

A pair of lead planters of square section, the sides alternately cast with laurel wreathed shells and baskets of fruit within raised panels, 52cm wide (2)

Raingo Freres, Paris. An early 19th Century French ormolu mantel clock of rococo design, the circular cast face with roman numerals in enamel panel form having a floral spray and c-scrolls to the surround striking movement with silk suspension, the base decorated with two children inspecting a bird's nest flanked by foliate scrolls, the base similarly decorated with c-scroll shells and other foliate ornament, 40cm.

A Newlyn copper tray by H Dyer, repousse decorated with fish and shells stamped H Dyer 37cm. diam.

A Barr, Flight and Barr Worcester sauce tureen and cover, with a flame knop, printed in grey/black with sea shells, impressed mark, c. 1810, 17cm. (2)

A small Meissen jardiniere, of square section moulded with flower heads, and with scrolls and shells to the rim, the sides painted with flower sprays, a faint crossed swords mark, 18th century, 8cm. One tiny chip.

A Derby model of Neptune, standing beside a dolphin, raised upon a base of shells and coral, c.1765, 23.5cm. The dolphin's tail lacking and a factory fault where one arm is lacking.

A mahogany and satinwood banded aneroid banjo Barometer decorated in Sheraton manner with shells below the thermometer and flowerheads to the top and base, 91cm high.

A doll's house brass bedstead, with mattress base; a dressing table with mirror, covered in shells; a tinplate wash stand (damaged); a ceramic sink unit; a plastic Bush television. (5)

Britains Set 9740 - 18" Howitzer - standard model, tractor wheels, includes plastic shells - no spring case - G in F illustrated box, 1 end flap missing. Also 1335 Army Lorry - box only - G, 1 end slightly crushed. Also 1201 RA Gun - unusual blue box only - yellow label - spotting to label - G.

Britains Set 9745 - 155mm Gun - standard model including trail wheels, spades, barrel clamp, 6 plastic shells - no shell spring case - VG on display card base and contained in a G illustrated box.

Britains Set 79 - Royal Navy Landing Party - Post-war version comprising of Running Officer with drawn sword together with 8 Naval Ratings, Gun and Limber - no shells or 'Rope' - all VG and contained in a G ROAN box - lid has some staining.

Britains - from Set 1730 - Gunners carrying shells, RA Gun Detachment, 10 Standing Gunners with shells and 49 Kneeling Gunners with shells - various slight paint variations - generally G to VG.

Britains Set 9740 - 18" Heavy Howitzer - late version, spring case and 5 plastic shells - VG in VG window box - possible replacement cellophane.

A silver framed strut mirror, Sheffield 1902, of asymmetric design with bevelled glass, the frame decorated with scrolls, shells, foliage and flowers, width 34cm.

A pair of white metal continental beakers in 17th century German style with lobed bowls on stem bases decorated with shells.

A George III sauce label with a border of gadrooning and foliate shells, incised "SOY", by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1813.

A George III Scottish wine label, with a shaped border of scallop shells and crescent shaped, reeded scrolls, incised "HOCK", by James McKay, Edinburgh 1814.

A late George III wine label, of shaped oblong outline with a chased border of shells, leaves and gadrooning, pierced "SHERRY", by Thomas and James Phipps, London 1818.

A pair of Victorian butter shells, on cast shell feet complete with two matching butter knives, by Francis Higgins, London 1883, 6oz.

An early Victorian silver gilt snuff box, of plain oblong form with allover trellis-work engine turning, a vacant roundel cartouche on the cover and an applied thumbpiece chased with scrolls and shells, by Thomas Edwards, London 1851, 3.25in (8.2cm) long, 4.25oz.

A George III wine label, of rounded oblong outline with a border of incised reeding and four scallop shells, incised "VIDONA", by Thomas Robinson (1), London 1814.

A 19th century Chinese export wine label, of rounded oblong form, the plain title area pierced "CLARET" and flanked by a chased border of fish and shells, unmarked 1850-70.

Royal Presentation: a pair of late Victorian naturalistic fruit dishes in the form of scallop shells with gilt interiors and coral like handles, each engraved with a double crest* and HRH Queen Victoria's monogram and the inscription "From [Queen Victoria] Xmas 1900", by J. Wakely & F.C. Wheeler, London 1900 with retailer's tablet of "S. Benzie, Cowes I.W", 11.5in (29cm) long overall, 48oz. (2)

A 19th century English circular plate, painted to centre with a profuse flower filled urn, the border with shells on a blue ground, gilt detail throughout, 20cm diam painted pattern no.2 1070.

SCRAP ALBUM c.1900, containing numerous coloured scraps, of animals, flowers, children, butterflies, shells, greetings cards etc. With another album containing views of churches, including some engravings from Winkles's Cathedrals, others from periodicals, cut round and mounted; and another of programmes, menus, concert cards etc. 1880s; and an illuminated address, 1928. (4)

WOOD, WILLIAM Index Testaceologicus; Or A Catalogue of Shells, British and Foreign. Second Edition, 1828 (head of spine nicked). 38 hand coloured engraved plates; SUPPLEMENT. 1828. Eight hand coloured engraved plates. 8vo., orig. cloth. (2)

A French Faux-Boulle Clock Garniture, circa 1900, in Louis XV style, the clock with 3 1/2 inch enamel dial, the movement No.409311AI striking a gong, in a waisted case veneered with red faux tortoiseshell applied with ormolu scrolls and shells, (29cm high), and a pair of two-branch candelabra side pieces, with whiplashed acanthus swept branches and urn silhouette bases, (24cm)

An Early 19th Century Inlaid Mahogany Wheel Barometer, the 8-inch silvered dial inscribed "Whitehurst & Son, Derby", the broken architectural pediment centred by a turned bone vase finial over a thermometer, the case inlaid with two shells and two petal florets, the whole outlined in ebony and box stringing, (98.5cm high)

A George III Mahogany and Inlaid Cellaret, the rectangular body inlaid with conch shells to the lid and front, handles to the sides, on square tapered legs, (67cm by 53cm by 33cm) (A/F)

A Set of Nine Royal Worcester Porcelain Coffee Cups and Saucers, each with an outer band of acanthus scrolls and shells over a black band of foliate and mesh motifs enriched in gilt, printed mark in puce and date mark for 1928, in the original silk lined fitted case

A modern silver bon bon dish, the shaped edge with shells on a spreading foot, Sheffield, 1960.

A pair of late Victorian silver place settings in the form of clam shells with a beaded base, Birmingham, 1898.

An early 19th century tea table, mahogany veneered, with strung edging, the legs headed by inlaid marquetry shells, 35.25in (89.5cm) wide.

18th CENTURY ENGRAVED ORNAMENTS: An album containing, pasted in on the rectos of 30 leaves, 110 hand-coloured engravings, each intricately cut around the image with great skill and delicacy. Subjects include floral, insects, shells, sporting, Chinese etc. Together with a further 25 hand-coloured engraved images including two ornamental borders, some of these not cut round; from one of which we can see that some were cut from sheets printed for John Ryall at Hogarth's Head in Fleet Street in 1766. 8vo full 19th Century pebble-grained burgundy morocco, ruled and lettered in gilt "H.M. Hicks-Beach 18th Century" by Sotheran & Co.

Guns; 18in Howitzer mounted on tractor wheels, gun metal finish, together with four incendiary shells, three cartridges and base plate, 7.25in; an Artillery gun Reg No 388707, brown finish, 8in; a field gun patent 34213/30, brown finish, 5.5in; and a small carriage gun with bronzed barrel and gun metal finish, 3.5in. (4)

Two Minton reticulated plates one hand painted with shells, the other painted with roses, late 19th century, (rim crack to one plate) (2) 24cm 9.5" diam.

Victorian silver mounted, ivory strung, tortoiseshell card case, front engraved cartouche and scallop shells, reverse pewter strung.

A George III mahogany and crossbanded and boxwood strung rectangular box, decorated with marquetry shells, above a concealed base drawer, 33cm wide (13")

A coconut shell, carved with figures and a peacock, within arched panels, and with white metal mounts, as a cream jug, a similar 'scuttle' shaped sugar bowl, a coconut shell jar, with plated cover, and two other coconut shells

19th century carved giltwood and gesso over mantel mirror, the top with birds, foliage and swags of flowers, large central plate with shaped top, flanked by smaller plates with shells, the base with shell, swag and foliage decoration, 64" wide x 68" high

18th century stained country made longcase clock, painted dial with shells and flowers in the arch and patterned decoration in the spandrels, second hand and date indicators, eight day striking movement, 82" high

A MID 20TH-CENTURY BOURNE POTTERY DANESBY WARE VASE of cylindrical form with ribbed collar and foot, the body moulded in relief with shells, rocks and grass in blues and greens, printed marks, also signature in pencil (Kerwen?) to base, 19cm, (7.5in) high

A Minton majolica oyster stand, modelled with four tapering tiers of oyster shells with white glazed interiors, brown exteriors and green seaweed, the finial formed of three fish and an eel, mounted to revolve on circular foot with waved rim, 27cm high, un-marked, circa 1865 (some rim chips)

A selection of Worcester (Barr, Flight & Barr) shell bat-printed wares, comprising: a pedestal cream tureen and cover, printed en grisaille with vignettes of shells and aquatic plants, with two eagles' mask handles, the cover with flammiform finial, 17cm high; an oval prow-front teapot and cover; and three plates, one printed to the centre with a basket of flowers, 21cm diameter, printed and impressed marks, circa 1810 (some damage and restoration)

Five assorted dessert dishes and plates, variously painted with flowers, landscapes and shells, circa 1830; and two other plates (damage throughout)