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An early 19th century Russian swing handled sugar basket,+ on a pedestal base with a gilt oblong bowl decorated with part fluting and flowers and shells at the corners, assay master H A, Moscow 1827, 5. 2in (13.1cm), 5 1/2oz.

Enscute: $A set of four William IV soup plates,+ of shaped circular outline with ornate borders of gadrooning, interspersed with foliate shells, engraved on the borders with two coats of arms, maker's mark "IH", probably by John Harris, London 1833, 10.3in (26.2cm) diameter, 100oz.

Enscute: $A set of eleven William IV dinner plates,+ of shaped circular outline with ornate borders of gadrooning, interspersed with foliate shells, engraved on the borders with two coats of arms, maker's mark "IH", probably by John Harris, London 1833/6 (nine 1833 and two 1836), 246oz.

A PAIR OF ROYAL WORCESTER GLAZED PARIAN BOWLS, in the form of shells supported by dolphins, on oval bases. Green transfer printed factory PU11956 marks, date mark 6/92. Height 4.5".

A collection of assorted plugs, lures, devons and devon shells.

A box containing a large quantity of devon minnow shells.

A 19th Century mahogany longcase clock by J. Topham of Nantwich, the 14ins arched painted dial decorated with a duck hunting scene to the arch and shells to spandrels, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell, contained in figured mahogany case with moulded scroll pediment and turned pillars to hood, shaped trunk door with plain cant corners, the base with raised centre panel, 89ins high (enamelled dial marked and lacking bracket feet).

A late Victorian copper lustre jug, with coloured flowers (cracked handle), 7 ins., a Victorian cut glass double ended scent bottle with chased silver covers and a paste pot, the cover with sea shells and coral (base chipped) 4.25in. (3).

A Linthorpe Pottery Large Turquoise Glazed Tripod Jardiniere, of compressed cushion form, externally moulded to the shoulders with a band of stylised shells and leaves of Hispano-Moresque inspiration, over a moulded fringe, with internal acid yellow glaze, raised upon three short cylindrical feet pierced with Oriental cash motifs, impressed mark "Linthorpe", 35cm high, 53cm diameter.

A Royal Worcester Pot Pourri Vase, Cover and Outer Cover, 1917, the ribbed ovoid body decorated with gilt outlined wild flowers against an apricot blush ground, the pierced outer cover moulded with gilt architectural strapwork incorporating shells, beads and acanthus motifs, gilt 'spire' knop, puce crowned circle mark and date code, shape number 2295, 27cm high.

A Creamware Two-Tier Centrepiece, probably Yorkshire, circa 1780, modelled as Flora standing with cornucopia over a stage of six radiating shells on a baluster stem over a wider stageon a circular base pierced with geometric tracery over a diagonally fluted edge with beaded borders, unmarked, 30cm.

A Royal Dux 'Art Nouveau' Figural Centrepiece, early 1900's, modelled as a young woman seated between a pair of shells on a seaweed encrusted rocaille base, applied red triangle mark, impressed '1125', 34.5cm.

A Creamware Basket, circa 1780, of shaped oval form with four moulded shells on the threaded border framing pierced 'feathering', unmarked, 34.5cm (trace of restoration to hairline crack).

Four milk jugs of Newhall type, each of rounded oval section, three painted with flowers and one with shells and flowers (4)

A pair of 19th century carved coconut shells, each scratch carved with eagles flags and war trophies amongst foliage, 15.5cm wide (2)

Corgi Military Collection 909 Quad Tractor, Ammunition Trailer and Field Gun set. Mint/boxed in window packaging with shells and rubber band.

Corgi Military Collection 902 M60A1 Medium Tank with independent suspension and firing, elevating gun with 12 shells. Mint/boxed with all packaging but slight tear to one flap end.

Corgi Military Collection 905 SU100 Russian Tank Destroyer. Firing, elevating gun with 12 shells. Remote controlled opening hatch with commander. Mint/boxed with all packaging.

Corgi Military Collection 900 PzKpfw Tiger Mk1 Tank. Firing and elevating gun and 12 shells. Mint/boxed with all packaging.

Corgi Military Collection 906 Saladin Armoured Car. Independent suspension and firing, elevating gun with 12 shells. Mint/boxed with all packaging.

Corgi Military Collection 901 Centurian Tank MK III. Firing and elevating gun and 12 shells. Mint/boxed with all packaging.

Corgi Military Collection 904 PzKpfw VI Tiger II-King Tiger Tank. Independent suspension and firing, elevating gun with 12 shells. Mint/boxed with all packaging.

Corgi Military Collection 903 Chieftan Tank. Firing, elevating gun with 12 shells. Mint/boxed with all packaging.

A Royal Dux model of a fishergirl, she stands with net, on a rocky oucrop, enclosed by two shells, the whole decorated in tones of pink and green, applied pink triangle and impressed marks, 35cm.

An early 20th century mahogany duet stool, the upholstered hinged seat above a blind fret frieze and shaped seat rails carved with foliage and shells, on leaf carved slender cabriole legs and scroll feet, stamped Waring and Gillow, Paris, 51 high x 43 deep x 47cm wide

A pair of gilt metal large curtain tie backs, cast with flowers and shells, various gilt metal door finger plates, etc.

A Belleek First period 'Hippiritus' centrepiece vase, naturalistically modelled as a spray of trumpet-shaped shells, supported on a marine base moulded with shells and aquatic plants, 29cm high, black printed mark, 1863-1890, (firing crack through base)

Five Copeland majolica crescent-shaped scallop dishes, each modelled with five dished sections in the form of scallop-shells and moulded in relief with shells and aquatic plants, partially painted with coloured glazes, 24cm wide, impressed marks, date marks for 1873 (two stained)

A George IV silver gilt decanter label 'Whiskey', stamped with fruiting vines, shells and acanthus London 1828 by Charles Rawlings, 7cm wide (2.75 in)

A George III old Sheffield plate salver with a shaped and applied shell and scroll border and four scroll feet, the center engraved with an armorial within a flat chased surround of trailing flowers, shells, scrolls and rocaille, 55.5cm diameter (22 in)

A LATE VICTORIAN CIRCULAR FOLIATE BRASS TABLE BELL,inset with four oval mother-o-pearl shells, with a foliate handle striker, 3.5ins high.

Lalique 'Coquille' pattern glass bowl, post 1925, moulded with scalloped shells and tinted with blue opalescence, wheel engraved mark, 13.5cm diameter

A Mycene pattern washbowl, printed in blue with a romantic scene featuring a large ornate vase within a border of flowers, shells, scrolls, a musician and a sculptor, diameter 34.1cm, printed vignette title mark, circa 1850-70

A Regency period scroll end settee, the grained beechwood front legs carved with shells and gadrooning, with brass cup castors, 2.10m wide

A set of four 'Gaudi' chairs, designed by Vico Magistretti for Artemide, 1970, the pink moulded fibreglass reinforced shells upon plain supports.

A Sabino opalescent glass bowl, decorated with shells, a Caithness glass scent bottle and matching vase and other decorative glassware etc.

A pair of Portuguese pottery vases in the form of mussels, probably Caldas, early 20th century, the large shell surrounded by three smaller shells and seaweed, raised on a scallop shell impressed mark to one, 20cm, 8in. high, small chips

A 19th Century carved oak eight-day longcase clock, the arched painted dial with subsidiary second and date dials, cockle and other shells painted to the spandrels with a sailing scene to the arch, the hood with a swan-neck pediment, turned columns and all elaborately carved with scrolling foliate motifs, 92in. (234cm) high.

A carved mahogany open armchair, in mid 18th century style, the pierced vase shaped splat with scrolls, shells and husks to blind fret supports, the drop in seat to a cable border, on leaf carved cabriole legs to scroll feet.

A French painted and carved wood seat, decorated shells and foliage, with padded upholstered back and seat on cabriole legs.

A Victorian rosewood pedestal table, the rectagular top with a gadrooned edge on a triform stem carved foliage, the base carved disc's and acanthus sprays with shells and husks, to scroll toes with brass castors, the undersides stamped SAUNDER & WOOLLEY (twice), 15. 25in (38.7cm) wide.

A pair of French pottery decorative plates, one depicting a lobster, the other a crab, both surrounded by shells and with further mouldings and decoration, 29cm diam. (2)

A gilt-copper etui, probably German, circa 1740 of inverted drop form, one side with the figure of Apollo, the reverse Artemis below putti within rococo shells and scrolls, the interior divided height 6.5cm, 2in

A silver rose bowl, Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1920 monteith style, arched lip interrupted by shells, Labour crest and inscribed Presented to Colonel F D Frost CBE MC by the Officers of the Directorate of Labour on the occasion of the closing down of his Directorate 30cm, 12in diameter, 1850gr, 59oz 10dwt

A Scottish silver sugar bowl, maker's mark HB conjoined, Edinburgh, 1739 scalloped edge flat-chased with flowers, shells and trelliswork, pad supports, 15cm, 6in diameter; coffee pot, London, 1768, initialled within later chased scrolls; and electroplate: 3 entree dishes and covers and a tea kettle on stand 900gr, 29oz all in weight of silver

Four cut glass oval salts and stands, the rims cut with shells, the bodies with diamonds, 19th century, 14cm. max. (8)

A fine Flight Barr and Barr solitaire set, painted with scenes from the works of Shakespeare, with landscapes, feathers and shells and with smaller panels of butterflies, feathers and flowers in raised gilt edged panels on a blue ground, every scene titled, painted and impressed marks, paper labels for Albert Amor, c.1820-30, comprising: teapot and cover, milk jug, sucrier, tea cup and saucer, and a rectangular tray, 39.4cm. max. (7) Repairs to the handles of the sucrier.

A Swansea pearlware plate, printed in brown with shells, 'Dillwyn & Co' impressed, and a Neale & Co. pearlware fluted candlestick, applied with a spiralling garrya trail, impressed mark, late 18th and 19th century, 20cm. & 14cm. (2) Each with some damage.

Norah McGuinness (1901-1980), SHELLS AND STONES, signed with initials lower right; inscribed on reverse, oil on canvas, 36 by 51cm. 14 by 20in. €6,000-€8,000

A quantity of assorted shells.

An early 20th century Kutani vase of ovoid shape painted in enamels with sea shells on a ground incised with swirling waves, character mark to base, 30cm high

DORSET. A.L.S. from Mrs. E. Saxton, Weymouth, 1814, to a Mrs, Matthew concerning her request for shells, and referring to Princess Charlotte, "I have the honour of attending her every day at the Machine when she bathes . . . I always attended My dear King - . . . He promoted me to a Port Admiral & as gallant Nelson said 'I always do my duty' ". 2pp., 4to. With a short A.L.S., from W. C. Macready, actor, Sherborne, 1851, to a Mrs. Machlin asking her to keep "the box and the book for me". 11³2pp., 8vo.(2)

A PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS OF GEORGE II DESIGN the shaped nozzles with shell decoration, the baluster stems upon sexafoil bases spaced with shells, by Martin, Hall and Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1912 Each 31.5cm. high, loaded (2)

A pair of George II fancy front dessert spoons, Hanoverian pattern with scallop shells and chasing below the drops, one initialled, possibly by J Mcfarlan (marks distorted) London 1742, 2oz. (2)

An Edwardian five piece tea and coffee service, with part fluted circular bodies and borders of gadrooning and foliate shells, comprising: kettle on stand with burner, coffee pot, teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, by Walker & Hall, c. 1905. (5)

An Edwardian swing handled cake basket, of rounded oblong form with a border of gadrooning and foliate shells, by Holland, Aldwinkle & Slater, London 1905, 9in (23cm) long, 17oz.

An early Victorian wine label, with a border of foliate shells and gadrooning, incised "BEER" by Gervaise Wheeler, Birmihgam 1840.

A George III three piece teaset, of barge form, on ball feet, with leaf capped handles and fluted upper bodies with borders of gadrooning and shells with acorns, by Solomon Hougham, London 1814/15, 40oz. (3)

A George II salver, with a cast husk and scroll border, cast scroll feet and a large central engraved coat of arms flanked by a flat chased border of formal strapwork, shells and engraved masks, crested, the reverse with a later presentation inscription, unmarked, probably Irish c. 1745, 16in (41cm) diameter, 65oz.

A Fleury porcelain writing stand modelled as a shell surmounted by pots in the shapes of various shells, realistically painted in burgundy, brown and pink, enriched with gilding; Length 11ins; A Continental porcelain figural candlestick; and a Continental porcelain model of an Edwardian lady (3)