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A small group of stones, shells, ornaments and a globe. Including a mixed stone and wire tree ornament, etc, the globe measuring H24cm

A large collection of assorted sea shells. Including a nautilus shell, etc. Max. 13cm

A LARGE-SIZED MID-19TH CENTURY SCRIMSHAW WORKED NAUTILUS SHELL BY C.H. WOODincised overall with designs and captions, including Brunel's steamships Great Britain and Great Eastern, the Royal Arms, a short nautical rhyme and the Prince of Wales's feathers, and also 'engraved with a common penknife by C Wood', 6in. (15.5cm) high, undated but circa 1860, a good example, with well-blacked decoration C.H. Wood specialised in producing worked nautilus shells, usually claiming, as with this example, that each was executed with only a simple penknife.

Britains set 1730 (2) The Royal Artillery Gun Detachment with Officer, now consisting of Officers (2), standing (2) and kneeling (4) with shells, empty-handed kneeling (3, 1 arm missing) and standing (4), generally G with only minor wear, boxes missing inserts and dirty,

Britains boxed 1726 Ammunition Limber complete with shells and an example of each of the following Britains guns, 1201 Gun of the Royal Horse Artillery, F, 1263 Royal Artillery Gun, G, with box, P, 1292 medium Royal Artillery gun, G, 1725 4.5inch howitzer, missing towing eye, 2026 25pdr, F, in P box, (6),

Britains item no.1266 18 inch heavy Howitzer, last enclosed box version, VG in G, but slightly dirty box, complete with all shells etc,

A Swarovski crystal oyster with pearl, a 2003 Christmas ornament, four window pendants, various shells, hearts and other small items, (boxed).

An Edwardian mahogany secretaire bookcase, marquetry inlaid with trailing flowers, leaves and shells, the two astragal glazed doors enclosing three shelves, 112cm wide49cm deep239cm high

An Ashanti mask, 20th century, decorated with beads and cowrie shells, 30cm highCondition ReportKnocks and scratches. Loss to the mouth. Some losses to the beads.

INDIE / ALT / PUNK / GARAGE - 90s / 2000s - 7" COLLECTION. A collection of approx 100 x 7". Artists include Screen Prints, Cha Cha Cha, Spearmint, The Butterflies Of Love, The Leftovers, 8 Days Of Nothing, Ascension Island, The Drones, The Britstles, Stand Against, Dying Fetus, Enve-Lopes, Brinkman, Bag O Shells, Daydreamer, Silver Scooter, Stoor, The Crimea, Still Life, The Creatures, Velvet Crush, Servants Of Authority, Nine, Idha and The Crested. The condition is generally Ex+.

A collection of costume jewellery. The lot to include a silver Art Nouveau style gem set pendant necklace, unmarked however surface tests as silver. A white metal brooch pin with shells set in floral formations. A gold tone metal clover brooch pin set with green stones. A gold tone metal bar brooch pin, sold as found with broken bar. A gold tone metal ring with broken shank. Necklace measures 36cm. Brooches measure largest 4.3cm x 2cm. Clover brooch 3.3cm x 2.2cm. Ring size K.5. Total weight 21.3g. All weights, measurements and sizes are approximate. 

Trench Art - a collection of six First World War repurposed artillery shells, fashioned into a tall vase, two lidded pots, a coal scuttle with scoop, a pot with WWII Royal Army Medical Corps cap badge, and a jug. Each marked with WW1 dates to underside. Tallest item measures approx. 29cm tall.

TRAY CONTAINING BRASS SHELLS VARIOUS BANK NOTES, GILT WATCH CHAINS, SMITHS POCKET WATCH, MILITARY BADGES, PATCHES ETC

A modern pair of silver butter shells, Roberts & Dore, Sheffield, 1977, width 95mm, 8.4oz.

VIEW OF THE FONTANKA FROM THE GROTTO AND THE RESERVED PALACE. Unknown Western European engraver. View of the Fontanka River from the Grotto and the Reserve Palace. Engraving with a cutter, etching. Real watercolor painting. Around 1775. Size: 36 x 48 cm. Engraving from the original by G.A. Kachalov 1753 according to the drawing by M.I. Makhaeva. Engraving Avenue on the Fontanka River, view from the Grotto and the Reserve Palace, noon. From the album "Plan of the capital city" of St. Petersburg, with the image of famous avenues, published by the works of the Imperial Academy of Sciences and Arts of St. Petersburg, released for the fiftieth anniversary of the city in 1753. On the left bank of the Fontanka there was the building of the Reserve Palace, where supplies were brought for the needs of the Summer Palace, the residence of Peter I. In front of the bridge was the Special Shipyard, founded in 1716-1717. and rebuilt A.I. Korobov in the late 1730s. To the right is a part of the Summer Garden and the Grotto. The creation of the Summer Garden took place under the control of Peter I himself. The grotto (dismantled at the beginning of the 19th century) was a small pavilion decorated with sea stones, shells and fountains.

Shells from the Sands of Bombay, Being my Recollections and Reminiscences 1860-1875 K. T. Anklesaria, The Indian Newspapers Co. Ltd Bombay 1920 Boards. 781 pages, several black & white plates English Covers worn and faded, internally clean, some loose plates Provenance: From the Library of the Late Peter Curnow Millett (1925-2016)

Astra Johillco Large Scale Rocket Launcher with shells. Displays good with some signs of wear. In good original box. Unusual.

A large quantity of assorted prints and engravings, subjects to include botanical, shells, fish, architectural, figurative and landscape subjects. (qty) Most unframed.Condition Report: As viewed.

A collection of Natural History items and hardstones, to include three sea urchins, three shells, five malachite dishes, two fossil fish, a stone axe head, two slices of agate, two sections of amethyst, an ammonite, together with five other hardstone dishes, four eggs and other items of natural interest (Qty)

A Meissen porcelain salt cellar, modelled as woman holding a swan and flanked by a pair of floral painted shells, blue crossed swords to underside, H 16cm, W 26cm, together with two Naples porcelain groups, early 20th century, each of two young children at play, on oval bases, marks to undersides, approx. 15cm high, and two Meissen style figures, of male musician and female dancer, unmarked, H 17cm, (5)

A 19th century carved pine and gilt gesso framed wall mirror, of oval shaped, with an acanthus decorated surround, surmounted by shells, 82 x 130cm

A carved shell, 9cm long, together with a collection of sea shells, coral and other items

An assortment of brass ware to include Ibrasco scales and weights, pair of decorated shells, large jug, Buddha on stand, bowl raised on feet etc. 1 Box

Four cartridge belts. In brown leather and designed to fit 12 gauge shells, L132cm.

A collection of carved commemorative Cowrie shells, early 19th century, mostly relating to the Roberts family, recording family members dates of birth, another a souvenir from Carnarvon Castle (7)the largest 9cm longplease see further images for conditionthree have holes with some cracking (shown)Discolouration on two other ones, this may be surface onlyCanarvon Castle has some lamination but this may be naturally occuring

A good Edwardian Neoclassical Revival mahogany Carlton House desk, crossbanded in satinwood and inlaid with urns, shells and fan paterae, the raised gallery with letter slots and hinged compartments above a sliding leather-lined writing surface, height 100cm, width 134cm, depth 64cm.

A set of eight Edwardian mahogany pierced splat back dining chairs, the backs inlaid with scallop shells, comprising two carvers, height 100cm, width 66cm, and six standards, together with a 20th century mahogany twin pedestal dining table, extended length 201cm, depth 99cm.

A late Victorian sailor's valentine seaside souvenir box, encrusted with overall shells, width 22cm, together with an Italian inlaid cigarette dispensing musical box and another Italian inlaid box.

MSR Toys (England) 25-pounder Howitzer Gun - military green with red metal hubs and black "Dunlop" tyres (approx 21cm length) - Good Plus in a Good carded box with some loose shells and another but dark metal hubs - unboxed - Good still displays well (2) 

Russian made large scale T62 tank - finished in military green with plastic rollers and black rubber tracks, complete with shells on both rear sides  (approx length  32.5cm) - Fair to Good still displays well See-Photo 

Linemar Toys Military 105mm Howitzer - drab green including hubs with black tyres with some loose shells - Good Plus to Excellent in a Good Plus carded picture box 

Astra military pair (1) rocket gun drab green with some loose shells and (2) Field gun Military green , black wheels - conditions are generally Good - unboxed See-photo 

Premier (Japan) 75mm field gun - dark olive green including wheels, with some loose shells - Excellent in a Good Plus carded picture box 

Nacoral (Spain) Military a group of 3 - (1) Jeep with field gun and shells - green. (2) same but drab light khaki green and (3) 502 Jeep pale green - conditions are generally Excellent to Near Mint in Fair to Good Plus rigid cases (3) 

Premier (Japan) Anti-Tank Gun - military green with red plastic hubs, with some loose shells (approx 27cm length) - Excellent in a Good Plus carded picture box - See-Photo 

TWO TRAY OF SUNDRIES TO INCLUDE SEA SHELLS

A ceramic bowl containing a quantity of shells and an onyx egg

A box containing a large quantity of various shells

Two boxes and a crate containing a large quantity of vintage shells

Two WWII 40mm Bofors shells, dated 1944 and 1943, tops flared, together with two WWII 37mm M16 anti-tank shells dated 1941, and a copper and brass bugle (5)

A pair of WWI Trench Art candlesticks crafted from shells and shell case base, various markings

An Edwardian mahogany triptych screen, serpentine scroll top with carved shell pediment, the fielded panelled screen with a central carved heraldic device incorporating shells, crosses and Latin motto with banner date '1859-1909', the outer panels with carved initials within cartouches, 135cm high, 122cm wide

Two WWI German De-activated 3.7cm shells, both marked PATRONEN FARBRIk 1917 KARLSRUHE, together with a de-activated WWI British grenade case (3)

A collection of furnishing prints, including six art deco prints after Jean Lasalle including 'The Promise of Dawn' and 'Golden Dawn' etc, three lithograph prints signed "Bo Carter", a copy of 'Mother and Child with Birds' by Carlo Mancini, and a abstract study of a brick wall sighted 'Steve Richardson' together with various other furnishing pictures and prints, together with a circular mirror decorated with shells (21)

Taxidermy, a late 19th Century Shelduck, mounted naturalistically on a rock with shells, grid painted background, 66cm high, 66cm wide, 23cm deep

WW2 British RAF Caterpillar Club medal group comprising of 1939/45 Star, Aircrew Europe Star, Defence Medal and War Medal. Mounted as worn, later issues as shown by the large rings. Condition GVF. Caterpillar Club Badge correctly engraved to the reverse F/SGT M.A. Mead. “Each time we boarded an aircraft for an operation over enemy territory, we were frightened. Some were shaking with fear, some were laughing and making pathetic jokes but we were all pretending that we hadn't a care in the world, we were brave young warriors doing a patriotic duty. Our insides were jelly”. Marck Armitage Mead was a survivor of the Long March who’s captivity is brought to life in a rare and fascinating archive of original letters written from his captivity in German Captivity. Mead’s experiences were used in the film “The Long March to Freedom” which can be viewed on Amazon and DVD. This archive consists of Flight Sergeant Meads, Medals, Original Caterpillar Club Badge and card. A super archive of letters written from captivity, commencing in October 1942 and commencing in April 1945. A good selection of original wartime ephemera, including his Service and Release Book, National ID Card, Leave form, Clothing Book, Wartime Maps and his original Flying Training Manual (1940). Mead’s flying commenced with 12 Squadron, Bomber Command. Based at Binbrook, Lincolnshire, he was flying Wellington Bombers and took part in raids to Hamburg and the Ruhr. On May 31st Mead was to take part in what at that point was the largest operation in the history of flying. Flying Whitley P Peter 1341 Flight attached to 12 Squadron. 1000 bombers from all over England were to drop 1,400 tons of bombs on the City of Cologne. Mead describes the flak and shell explosions rocking the aircraft, tracer bullets creating colourful arcs all around them. This as well as his later experiences and ultimately his time as a POW is contained in the book “The branch book of service stories”. Published by the British Legion. Transferring to 103 Squadron, Mead was to soon experience flying in one of the largest Bombers of the war, the Halifax. A crew of seven, and a weight of twenty four tons, twenty feet high with a wingspan of 33 yards. On October 5th 1942 Mead was flying with Warrant Officer Edwards, an experienced pilot and very well respected, Mead's was to take his position in the second “dickey” seat beside Edwards. As the machine Q for Queenie approached the Belgian coast, they were met with deadly flak, this was to be constant for the next hour until, overt the intercom, the crew were to hear the dreaded words from the Rear Gunner, Fighter!, Fighter!, Below Port. But even before he had finished speaking the awful rattle of shells exploding within the aircraft, then a second burst, and a third. Within seconds flames were licking across the nacelles of the two port engines, and the pilot was struggling to control the plane which had gone into an unchecked dive. He spoke the emergency command quickly and clearly, Parachute, Parachute, Jump, Jump. These were to be Warrant Officer Edwards last words he had held the aircraft level enough to give the crew enough time to save themselves. After trying for several days to evade capture, Mead was to spend the next two and a half years as a POW in Stalag V111B in Silesia. Before being forced march out of the camp and along with others from camps were forced to march towards the Reich, many dying in the process of starvation and hypothermia. Medals later issues as shown by the large rings. Condition GVF

Royal Crown Derby vase, William Bennett art deco stand, Doulton Burslem vase, Coalport vase, Vana Ware W.Bennett Hanley vase decorted with shells, nr2 from 174. (5)

SIMON FIELDING & CO, A PAIR OF MAJOLICA POTTERY CIRCULAR WALL PLAQUES, LATE 19TH CENTURY decorated in high relief with seashells on a red ground, impressed 'FIELDING' to underside40cm diameterThe plaques have several small pieces of damages and losses. Some restoration to the rim and other to the shells.

A late George III oak and mahogany hanging corner cabinet, with a moulded cornice above a panelled door enclosing shaped shells above a drawer, 120cm high, 89cm wide. (AF, incomplete)

Five Chinese carved mother-of-pearl shells on wooden stands, Canton, 19th C. Dim.: 25 x 23,5 cm (the largest) Dim.: 21,5 x 17 cm (the smallest)

Natural History: Six Chambered Nautilus Half Shells (Nautilus pompilius), circa mid-late 20th century, all half shells with their natural tiger like patination, between 15-18cm each shell, (6)

A LARGE PORCELAIN CORNUCOPIA VASE19TH CENTURYin white, on a bed of shells and a rectangular base, together with a similar candlestick and a Chinese lithophane lamp in the form of a pagoda (3)33cm high (max)ProvenanceParker & Morris: The Art of Decorating.PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE.

A BOW PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE SWEETMEAT STANDC.1760formed of three scallop shells painted with flowering branches, around a central shell and coral, raised on a base of further small shells, incised '78' to the base, some chipping16cm wideProvenanceParker & Morris: The Art of Decorating.PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE.

Model Numbers 670 and 671, the wooden laminate shells covered with buttoned black leather cushions. Both mounted on chrome and black painted bases, stool marked to the base 671, 938 029, chair - no visible numbers that I can see. Chair 79cms high, stool 64cms across.CR*Chair, has been used with some wear to the arms, seat and back, wood laminate has various scratches and marks in places and the odd small chip including the top edge, chrome base - black feet have some wear and paint loss in places. There is an indentation running from the screw to the back edge, and a small crack to the back edge.Stool, some marks/stains in places, the base has some wear and paint loss in places, wood with the odd mark and scratch.

A mahogany display cabinet with a sloping hinged lid, supported on a seperate pierced pine stand, and containing various sections of coral, shells and other items. Cabinet 90cms across by 50cms, 127cms high including stand. *CR Glass missing/damaged from the top and front (damaged glass panel on the front has been removed for safety), glass side panels ok, material inside is marked, the contents are quite messy with loose fragments and bits inside. Stand seems solid, dirty and needs a good clean up, some wear and marks in places.

Nos. 670 and 671, the wooden laminate shells covered with buttoned black leather cushions. Chair with number to the base, and also marked on the back of the chair '2023.236', Ottoman also with a number to the base. Chair 80cms high, Ottoman 66cms across. *CR Ottoman, leather is dry and torn in several areas and quite worn, wood has a few marks and scratches in places. Chair, quite worn to the back and arms with some fading, small tear at the top edge of the top cushion, lower cushion also has a couple of small tears, back of the chair is quite faded, various marks and scratches to the wood in places.

An unusual globular shaped pierced bowl, the cream glazed bowl with an intricate design including shells and leaves. With an original bill of sale, 20.5cms high, approx 21cms diameter. Also with a raku studio pottery fish, with impressed mark to the base (26.5cms long). (2). *CR Seems in generally good condition and rings nicely, a few blue marks on the base. Fish, seems generally fine.

early 20th century, the oval bevelled plate to a heavily moulded frame of foliate C-scrolls, leaves, Classical maiden's heads, and shells, 150cm x 124cm. *CR Re-gilded, replacement plate glass, minor breaks to frame, small sections re-glued, modern backboard.

A fossilised rock sample, with raised urchin shells, partially fossilised, 48cm high, 33cm wide.

A collection of sea shells, to include conch shells, cockle shells, limpets, oyster shells, etc. (1 box)