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A pair of Victorian silver salts, formed as scallop shells, with glass liners, Birmingham 1894, a silver rectangular scent flask and a faceted glass sugar caster, with a plated top

A gilt metal hinge lidded etui, fitted with five associated implements, the exterior decorated with classical figures, shells and floral scrolls and with a suspension loop at the top, last quarter of the 18th Century and a ladies purse.

A Victorian silver salver, by H. Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1849, of shaped circular form on scroll shell capped bracket feet with scroll and shell borders, the centre flat chased with shells, leafy scrolls and diaper work, crested, 30.5cm diameter, 25oz approximately. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A Palissy wall hanging pottery glaze plate, decorated with crabs and shells

A bandsman's sword, c 1820, curved fullered blade 27", by Hamburger Rogers & Co, Covent Garden, London, with traces of original polish, solid brass hilt the crossguard and langets with central floral device, tiger's head pommel with ring, diagonally fluted grip with bands of shells, in its brass scabbard with frog stud. GC (tiny edge nicks to blade, scabbard dented) Plate 4

A good old darkwood tribal mask, probably South Seas Islands, of elongated form with stylized nose and jaw in one, holes for eyes, small fabric headscarf with green plaited bands and a few cowrie shells, 16½" x 5¼" (max). GC, good patina. Plate 6

A collection of fossils, shells, natural ambers, marine ivory, agates and bland and white Delft shards

A copper Art Nouveau 'Post' box marked Skia initials, a brass vase with lid of baluster form with engraved Persian design, a copper kettle, pair of shells on gilt metal bases, miscellaneous brassware etc (q)

Britains, No.1264 4.7" naval gun, khaki issue in plain card box with packet of 6 aluminium shells (VG,BNM)

AN 18TH CENTURY BOW SWEETMEAT DISH with three shell shaped sections, painted with polychrome floral sprays, encrusted overall with seaweed, coral and shells, on pierced base, 7". on page 45

An early George III mahogany-framed library armchair with upholstered arched rectangular back padded arms with fluted downswept supports carved with scallop shells and acanthus, and on four tapering square legs carved with scallop shells above foliate paterae and bellflower chains, on stepped square feet with brass castors, restorations. *This armchair (especially the legs) closely resembles a parcel-gilt mahogany example designed by William Kent for Rousham Park, Oxfordshire, circa 1738

Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, a Lounge chair model 670 and ottoman model 671, designed in 1956, laminated rosewood faced ply shells with black leather buttoned upholstery, on enamelled aluminium bases, each with a label 'Interform Herman Miller 162 Bd. Voltaire Paris Tel: 700.01.82', the chair 80cm high, the ottoman 63.5cm wide. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Sunderland lustre rectangular plaque, circa 1830-1840, printed and coloured with a scene of huntsmen and a hound chasing a deer within a splashed pink frame moulded with scrolls and shells (cracked and chipped).

A George V silver inkstand, fitted with two cut glass wells with silver collars and hinge lids, flanked by a pair of pen depressions, within a gadrooned border cornered with scallop shells, on scallop shell moulded scroll feet, Chester 1910, length approx 27.5cm.

A pair of George III Sheffield plate scallop butter shells, each tab handle engraved with a crest, length approx 15cm.

A set of six 18th Century silver lace back teaspoons, each bowl back decorated with scallop shells and scrolls, makers mark 'O.I' (possibly Orlando Jackson), together with a pair of silver sugar tongs, a set of six silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1831, and three other silver spoons.

A 19TH CENTURY PAPIER MACHÉ AND LACQUER WORK BOX - the lid with gilded flowers opening to reveal sectioned interior, the sides decorated gilt fruit and shells, 13 1/2" wide.

HOLDING, Louisa Frances (artist). An album containing 16pp. of original watercolours and a pencil sketch. [N.p.: n.d. but circa 1860.] Oblong folio (176 x 268mm.) Depicting butterflies, shells, insects and still life studies, some titled in pencil. (Occasional spotting.) Contemporary red morocco titled in gilt on the upper cover ‘Sketch Book’, g.e. (scuffed and soiled). – And another earlier album containing original works and ink inscriptions (2).

A silver circular bowl, maker Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1959, the shaped border decorated with shells and scrolls on sloping base, 9.5oz

A plated shaped oval cake basket, with engraved decoration and with a ropetwist swing over handle, a pair of serving spoons, with plated handles and the bowls formed as mother of pearl shells, a twin handled Chilian bowl detailed 0.900 and a set of twelve pairs of plated dessert or fruit knives and forks, with a wooden case.

A Royal Worcester bone-china 'nautical" vase decorated with moulded shells.

DONOVAN, EDWARD. The Natural History of British Insects. 16 vols., Printed for the Author, 1792 - 1813. 576 mostly hand coloured plates; The Natural History of British Birds. 5 vols., 1794 - 98. 124 hand coloured plates; The Natural History of British Shells. 5 vols. in 4, 1799 - 1803. 180 hand coloured plates. Together 25 vols., 8vo., uniformly bound in cont. mottled calf gilt with red roan spines gilt (some wear). (S) (25) See illustration.

A 19th Century Continental majolica oval dish moulded with a recumbent fox poised above a branch concealing a rabbit, the well decorated with ivy leaves within a stiff leaf border, 30cm long, A/F; a similar oval platter moulded with scallop shells, dish and seaweed, 32cm long, S/D. (2).

A collection of carved wood souvenirs of Pitcairn Island, late 19th and 20th century, including two boxes; two goblets each carved with a hand; a model of a flying fish; a painted leaf, framed and glazed; a pair of painted shells; and other items, some signed. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A late 19th century ormolu serpentine fender, cast with shells and foliage, with side implement rests, 72in (183cm) w, 17in (43cm) d. Repairs.

A set of four carved giltwood and gesso wall lights modelled as shells, with adjustable brass mounts, 7in (18cm) h, 12.5in (32cm) d. (4)

An early Victorian mahogany rectangular box, with a sliding cover revealing a lift-out tray containing thirty six card boxes with glazed covers containing unstrung glass beads, shells, sequins and cut cabochons, above nine larger similar boxes with similar contents, 2.75in (7cm) h, 13.5 x 10in (34 x 25.5cm).

Shells a set of prints (7)

A WWI Theatre poster by Bruce Bairnsfather for "Flying Colours at the London Hippodrome" depicting "Old Bill" lying on the ground with his rifle while star shells rise from a ruined village behind him, bearing Bairnsfather's signature, printed by John Waddington Ltd and marked "Copyright of the Bystander", 19" x 29", generally GC (creased overall with some stains and wear).

An Early Boxed Board Game "The Flying Scotchman or North Express from London to Edinburgh", with folding playing board, six metal train shaped playing pieces and two wooden dice, made in Bavaria; plus picture blocks, gaming counters, shells, cards, etc (6)

An Edwardian silver tea caddy of bombé form, embossed with shells, flowers and leaf scrolls, the hinge lid with scroll finial, Chester 1904 by Nathan and Hayes, height approx 10.5cm.

A pair of silver butter shells with frosted glass liners, Birmingham 1917, cased.

An embossed powder flask by G. and J.W. Hawksley and another by Dixon and Sons decorated with shells.

A small oak Welsh dresser with moulded and dentil cornice, the raised back with open shelves and inlaid shells to the doors, the base with 2 short drawers with pierced apron supported on curving legs. 132cm long

Five reproduction copper jelly moulds & two conch shells

Wrenn: four unpainted zinc locomotive body shells and selection of wheels (4)

MŠrklin: dark green CCS66/12920 20 Volt Swiss-outline 1-C-C-1 Krokodil Articulated Electric Locomotive, twin motors, circa 1937, 450mm, overall G, very slight chipping to articulated edges of body shells

A mid 18th century giltwood 'sea-phantasy' pier glass the architectural 'stipple' textured frame with broken triangular pediment and central scallop shell above a sunken field re-entrant frame decorated with sea shells and a rope twist inner slip around a silvered plate of thin guage 79cm wide, 140cm high

A silver shaped circular salver by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1955, engraved with a band of shells, foliage and trellis, a raised ovolo, scroll and shell border and on four scroll feet, 33.5cm (13.25in) diameter, 1162g (37.25 oz)

A George II Scottish silver shaped circular small salver by James Ker, Edinburgh 1745, assay master Hugh Gordon, with a band engraved with flowers and scrolls, the raised border with shells and foliage, on four scroll and pad feet, engraved with a crest and a motto 'Modice Augetur Modicum', 21.5cm (8.5in) diameter, 403g (12.75 oz). The crest and motto are recorded for WILLIAMSON of Hutchinfield, Scotland and were recorded for that name in 1672

A FINELY CARVED IVORY-MOUNTED DAGGER, CIRCA 1880, PROBABLY DIEPPE, with curved double- edged blade of flattened-hexagonal section, ivory hilt comprising pierced S-shaped cross-guard and cylindrical grip each carved in high relief with well detailed scrolling tendrils, the pommel carved with a portrait head, perhaps Francis I, in its scabbard decorated with a stag and three hounds inhabiting foliage en suite with the hilt, the locket decorated with further hounds and sea shells, hound's mask basal terminal, fluted on the reverse, and fitted with ivory rings for suspension (small age cracks), 32.5cm; 12 7/8in

Lot of old shells, various (2 boxes)

A collection of cowrie and other shells

A finely potted square pottery plaque: Shells (52G) 186 x 188mm

Shells (52B) medium

Shells (52B) medium

Shells (52B)

Shells (52J)

A pair of Japanese bronze vases and covers with Kylin finials flanked by dragon handles decorated and inlaid with cockerels above foliage and sea shells, on a domed foot, 38cm high (2).

Large quantity of Scalextric body shells including 1960 models through to 1990s parts, including STS bodies in original packets.

Set of four Victorian silver salts, in the form of shells, Chester 1895

Large collection of earrings, various styles and materials, mostly for pierced ears, to include various types of shells, mosaic style, coloured glass and others, some stamped 9ct

A Large Collection of General World Sea Shells

A Large Collection of General World Sea Shells

Pair of Venetian rectangular carved and pierced giltwood framed wall mirrors, each decorated with Neo-classical scroll work interspersed with scallop shells, 58cm wide

Venetian rectangular carved and pierced giltwood framed wall mirror decorated with Neo-classical scroll work interspersed with scallop shells, 34.5cm wide

A pair of Leeds creamware shaped oval baskets, the fluted borders pierced with panels of foliage and moulded with shells, feather moulded rims, 28cm wide, circa 1780

An early 19th century mahogany longcase clock the arched painted dial signed 'Jn James Egham', with painted Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dial, painted gold shells to spandrels, Strike/Silent to arch, eight day movement striking on a bell, the case with brass eagle and ball finials to the arched pediment, above an arched glazed door flanked by fluted columns, the trunk with an arched door, on a stepped plinth, 89.25in. (227cm.) high.

A fine pair of silver mounted flintlock holster pistols circa 1750, with flower-head engraved silver trigger-guard and inlaid plant on a column, hallmarked London 1754, maker JA, the locks signed Griffin (Benjamin Griffin) within a foliate ribbon, walnut stocks with scallop shell carved in relief, the spurred cast pommels chased with scallop shells and grotesque human masks, the proof marked 10in (25.5cm) round steel barrels engraved Bond Street, London, silver tipped wooden ramrods, the silver escutcheons engraved with pineapples, scallop shell and wings, contained in a later fitted mahogany case with some accessories, total length 15.5in (39.5cm). * Provenance - Christies Fine Antique Arms, 16th June 1976.

A French white painted wood octagonal planter, the sides inset with ten ceramic panels painted with sea shells, 21ins