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An antique shop display box containing various old shells

Britains & Herald - 9499 'Tumbrel Cart' Plus Retailer Packs. Comprising set 9499, boxed; retailer pack for Herald H1720 'Wattle Farm Hurdles' (Cardboard sleeve containing 6 x original boxes, 5 appear full, 1 empty with missing end flaps); retailers packs for 9791 'Spare Ammunition' (contains 3 x sealed packs) & 9794 'Set of Shells' (contains multiple units, mostly full sprues). Conditions generally appear Excellent to Near Mint overall, contained in generally Good to Excellent packaging / boxes (9499 window has slight damage). See photos. 

Britains & Similar Makers - A Group of Spare Artillery Ammunition. Mostly lead/metal but also some plastic mortar shells. Conditions generally appear Fair to Excellent overall. See photos. 

2 pieces of silver baptismal shells with cross, longest 14 cm.

A DERBY FIGURE OF NEPTUNECirca 1765 Standing on an upturned shell with a dolphin at his feet, the high base encrusted with shells and coral, gold anchor mark, patch marks, 25.5cm highTrident lacking. Chips to thumb and forefinger of left hand. Minor nicks to tip of crown. Restoration and chip to end of dolphin's tail. Small chips to it's spine. Some small chips to encrusted shells, coral and seaweed. Minor wear to enamels and gilding

A GROUP OF ENGLISH PORCELAINS ( 9)Early 19th century Comprising; a Coalport three-piece part tea service painted with lozenges and sunbursts in gilt, iron-red and ochre, pattern No. 326; a Barr, Flight & Barr, Worcester, large cup and saucer printed with shells, impressed mark; a slop bowl bat printed with classical figures and a cup printed with two gentleman seated in a landscape and a country residenceCoalport part tea service, comprising;Teapot and cover- restoration and a white metal repair to the end of the spout. Some restoration to the inner flange. Some wear to the gilding. Cover with a fine haircrack around the base of the knop. Minor wear.Sucrier and cover- glued repair to one handle. Some staining and a chip around the inner flange. Some wear to the gilding. The knop of the cover has been restored at its base.Milk jug- handle has been restored. Small chip to footrim. Minor wear to the gilding.Worcester cup and saucer- the cup with a small chip to the outer rim. Minor wear to the gilding. The saucer with restoration and wear.Slop bowl- haircrack to the rim. Some wear to the black enamel. Some discolouration and grittiness to the glazeCup- some staining and specking to the glaze. Minor wear to the black enamel

A large collection of various sea shells

Two display cases, one having contents of various shells

This lot features a set of four antique oyster plates by Union Porcelain Works, each intricately molded to resemble shells and oysters. The set includes four round plates, all hand-painted with delicate shades of pink, blue, and beige. The markings on the underside of the plates show the Union Porcelain Works (U.P.W.) mark, along with a patent date of January 4, 1881. The design showcases excellent craftsmanship, with naturalistic details that evoke the charm of coastal living. These plates are ideal for collectors of antique porcelain and coastal-themed decor. Issued: c. 1881Dimensions: 8.5"LCondition: Age related wear.

A breathtaking sterling silver footed bowl by Whiting Manufacturing Co., adorned with a meticulously applied copper crab in high relief. The hammered silver surface enhances the craftsmanship, while delicate oceanic motifs, including cattails, branches, shells, and marine elements, encircle the bowl in stunning detail. The copper accents add a striking contrast, showcasing the artistry of Whiting Manufacturing Co. The base is stamped with the Whiting logo, STERLING, and the model number 880 A, ensuring its authenticity and quality. 750g. Issued: Late 19th to early 20th centuryDimensions: 3"H x 8" dia. Country of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

An Italian gilt two-door display cabinet with fine decoration of pearl borders, garlands and shells, 20th centuryEen Italiaanse vergulde tweedeurs vitrine kast met fijne versiering van parelranden, guirlandes en coquilles, 20e eeuw182 x 134 x 45.5 cm

3 Ensorian chests decorated with shells3 Ensoriaanse kistjes gedecoreerd met schelpenH 10 cm

A collection of items: two Tibetan shells, one a nautilus (19.5cm) both with embossed white metal mounts and blue velvet interiors, a Barbara Cattle cake slice with hallmarked silver handle Harrison Bros, Sheffield 1987, a Victorian hallmarked butter knife, Birmingham, George Unite with mother of pearl handle, an ebony box with hallmarked silver corner mounts London, 1921 maker WR, a papier mache cased set of folding glasses, a papier mache lidded box and some coins.

A large Amethyst Cluster 16cm x 13cm, Anandalite Cluster, 2 x large Conch Sea Shells 22cm, Abalone shell along with a lighthouse shaped terrarium 46cm. (6).

A fine quality, heavy gauge five-piece Elizabeth II silver tea and coffee service - C. J. Vander Ltd., London 1963, retailer's stamps for 'H. H. Plante, Bury St', comprising a teapot, coffee pot, hot water jug, cream jug and covered two-handled sugar basin, decorated with chased bands of strapwork with shells, diaper panels and foliate pendants, the covers with a raised six-pointed foliate star, composition handles, the coffee pot 20.2cm high, gross weight 3271g.

Pair of Louis XV design gilt framed armchairs, shaped cresting rail decorated with shells and foliage, upholstered in floral pattern fabric, on shell carved cabriole front supports Dimensions: Height: 114cm  Length/Width: 72cm 

Barbara Hancock, Spiral Shells I, watercolour, signed and dated 88 bottom right, artist label, in a glazed frame. (26cmx32cm)

Chinese Mother of Pearl Gaming Counters, oval, circular, rectangular and fish shaped, approximately sixty-four. Shells, pendants, escutcheons, etc:- One Tray.

A Chinese porcelain octagonal famille rose dish, 19th / early 20th century, with barbed rim, painted in polychrome enamels with a pheasant, peonies and prunus blossom on a rocky outcrop, against a black ground, the dark blue border with peonies and shells, 30.5cm. diameter.

An Edwardian Mahogany Kneehole Dressing Table in the Sheraton Manner the top with wide satinwood banding, fitted three drawers inlaid with boxwood stringings, with brass lions mask and ring handles, the arched inlaid with shells motifs within chequered borders, on four square tapered legs, 42ins wide x 20.75ins deep x 28.5ins high

A Giant Conch Shell and Seven Other Sea Shells, the conch shell, 10ins wide x 7.5ins high

***Barry Kirk (born 1933) - Watercolour - Box of shells and red dice, signed, 6.5ins x 7.5ins, framed and glazed

A 19th Century Sevres Pate-Sur-Pate Celadon Glazed Porcelain Oval Two-Handled Jardiniere, of bold shaped outline decorated to the front and back with a reclining female with Cupid in attendance, framed within moulded borders, with bearded mask scroll work, shells and bull rushes 32ins wide x 20ins high, printed mark to interior S67, supported on two ormolu dolphins, on red veined marble plinth, 22ins wide Note: Thought to have been made for the Paris Universal Exhibition This has been extensively restored, the full extent of which cannot be determined, around the rim, ends and main body.There is flaking to the overpainted enamel/glaze to either end both blue and green areas, rather extensive flaking to the interior at the base. Some light pitting to the white glaze sections. Some 'marks' on the white glaze do come off when scraped with a fingernail.Marble base - there is a crack in the face of the edge running from the base diagonally up to the top, to the right centre. Further along there is an infilled crack. Scattered chips to edges along the top and base.Light rubbing to the highlights of the gilding.

A live recording of the Six Day War on a 33RPM vinyl LP. With this album, you are on the front lines. You will hear the actual mortar bombs and artillery shells crashing down. Issued: 1967Dimensions: 12.5"L x 12.5"W x 0.25"HCondition: Age related wear.

First World War trench art - two artillery shells, with fluted rim, decorated with Battle of Ypres 1916-1917 cavalry scenes, etc

A pair of WWI shells (deactivated) 16cm

Four mother of pearl oyster shells, one decorated

A collection of mixed sea shells, varying sizes and types of shell, iridescent examples, inc. mother of pearl snail shell etc. (1 box)

An early 20th Century taxidermy study of a puffin in seashore setting with shells to the foreground, in a glazed pine case, 45cm high and 43cm wide, with faded type-written taxidermist's label and hand-written date of 1908 to the inside of the case

A 19th Century pressed glass sugar bowl by Edward Moore, the slice cut pedestal below a wrythen fluted shallow bowl with matched rim, in an opalescent caramel colour, Rd number 58275 (7th October 1886), together with a similar period Edward Moore twin preserve of sweetmeat in the form of two shells in opal, and a small turquoise and white malachite jug. (3)

Registration No: RMA 324P Chassis No: 2S7114BW MOT: ExemptFinished in Cream with Tan ‘Connolly’ leather and a vinyl roofCollection of old MOT certificatesDaimler maintenance, lubrication and wiring chartsOffered with numerous invoices on file for work carried outThe Daimler Sovereign was a name applied to a sequence of luxury cars built by Jaguar but carrying the Daimler badge between 1966 and 1983 and were based on contemporary Jaguar body shells, chassis and engines. The launch of the Jaguar XJ6 in 1968 and its Daimler sister in 1969 redefined expectations in the luxury car sector. The new model truly 'moved the goalposts', setting new standards in comfort, refinement and handling. A waiting list was quick to form and enthusiasm remained strong upon the introduction of the facelift variant for the 1974 model year. Commonly referred to as the "Series II", the 4.2L XJ6 straight-6 engine (most popular in the United Kingdom) and the 5.3L V12 XJ12 were continued with an addition of a 3.4L 3,442cc version of the XK engine available from 1975. Initially, the Series II was offered with two wheelbases, but at the 1974 London Motor Show Jaguar announced the withdrawal of the standard wheelbase version: subsequent saloons/sedans all featured the extra 4 inches (10cm) of passenger cabin length hitherto featured only on the long-wheelbase model.First registered on 12th May 1976, this Daimler Sovereign 4.2 with automatic transmission, finished in Cream with Tan ‘Connolly’ leather and a vinyl roof, offered the height of luxury from BL of the day and with its long wheelbase, it delivered in terms of rear passenger comfort. ‘This gracious car is everything which Daimler has ever represented…a prestigious and dignified way to travel…spaciousness; refinement; proportion.’ Accompanying the Sovereign are the Daimler maintenance, lubrication and wiring charts, Daimler dealer list and a Daimler brochure from the period. There are numerous invoices on file for work carried out in Lancashire and Cheshire during the 1980s and ‘90s including the purchase of a pair of used carburettors and transmission and engine servicing. Inside there’s a period Fujitsu radio cassette with handbooks on file. It’s offered with a collection of old invoices & MOT certificates from the 1980s to the 1990s and the current V5C document. For more information, please contact: James McWilliam james.mcwilliam@handh.co.uk 07943 584760

Registration No: TSY 381 Chassis No: SA 2946 MOT: ExemptIn need of recommissioning after a period of storageAn interesting pre-war SpecialStill registered with the DVLA although a new V5C will need to be applied forUsed by the previous owner at numerous speed events and potentially VSCC eligibleIntroduced at the 1935 London Motor Show, the MG 2-litre (subsequently re-christened the ‘SA’) debuted as a four-door saloon. Based around a substantial ladder frame chassis equipped with semi-elliptic leaf-sprung suspension and four-wheel drum brakes, the newcomer was powered by a 2288cc OHV straight-six engine allied to four-speed manual transmission. A direct competitor to the SS Jaguar 2½ Litre Saloon, the MG boasted an 85mph top speed and similarly luxurious interior. Arriving in April and July 1936 respectively, a Tickford-bodied Drophead Coupe and Charlesworth-clothed Open Tourer broadened the appeal of the SA, while the following year brought an increase in cubic capacity to 2322cc. Production was curtailed by the outbreak of WW2 after some 2,738 cars had been made (though, saloons accounted for the vast majority). However, only 263 survivors (9.6%) are currently known to the SVW Register. Understood to be one of just 128 MG SAs produced during 1939 but not road registered until the following year, chassis SA 2946 is thought to have been re-configured as a Special during the 1960s. Beginning life as a Tickford Drophead Coupe, its current four-seater Tourer body is considerably lighter (to the undoubted benefit of performance). Sporting twin rear-mounted spare wheels, ‘TSY 381’ was reputedly used by its previous keeper for a variety of speed events. Potentially eligible for various Vintage Sports Car Club meetings (subject to inspection and acceptance), the MG has been off the road for a number of years. Appearing to be substantially complete, it will require thorough recommissioning before running in anger again. Last issued with a V5 Registration Document in 1997, ‘TSY 381’ remains known to both the DVLA and HPi albeit a new owner will have to apply for an up-to-date registration document. An intriguing project, six-cylinder, four-seater pre-WW2 Tourers are rarely this affordable.We are indebted to the previous owner for the below information:-The MG was converted by E L woods after the war from a Tickford Drophead, that was early 1950s and he went racing , mainly Oulton Park near where he lived , I took it to Oulton Park 45 yrs ago , meeting Ron Gammons , who remembered her racing back then. The engine is fully balanced , and raced by me on the Williston Pusuit Spint IOM where I beat the Bentley boys and the Riley boys, winning the Promenade sprint there as well . The MG SA was also used to raise £28,000 pounds for Blackpool Hospice donated through the Louise Woolcock and friend Lady Dianne Foundation, a very proud moment in its history, She's very capable of the Ton 4 up, she has a new Cork clutch, and specialists converted her big end bearings, from White metal to MGA big end shells, more durable for racing. I may also be able to find the original Buff log book and V5. For more information, please contact: James McWilliam james.mcwilliam@handh.co.uk 07943 584760

A COLLECTION OF UNUSUAL ROYAL DOULTON AND DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE (9). to include a Doulton Lambeth Aesthetic movement ruffled rim cream jug with a woven pierced handle, a Doulton Lambeth stoneware vase decorated with fish, others decorated with floral foliage and sea shells etc, various marks and makers, largest 13cm high (9). *Condition: Good condition, no damage.

A GOOD SIZE REGENCY CIRCULAR GILT CONVEX MIRROR. the circular convex plate within a reeded ebonised slip and sphere applied inner moulded frame, surmounted by a hippocampus crest and lower acanthus leaf apron centred by a lion mask, 120cm high, 72cm diameter. *Condition: the majority of ball spheres lacking gilt gesso to the outer shells, a good decorative mirror.

A RARE VAUXHALL PICKLE STAND, CIRCA 1758. Formed as three scallop shells boldly picked out in blue, another shell mounted in the centre to form a handle, six smaller shells applied around it, 19.5cm wide Provenance - The Howell Collection, Bonhams 14/11/2018. *Condition: a rare and decorative piece, very minor chip to top of centre shell, hairline cracks to base.

Tribal art - carved wooden figure of a bull, others, lizards, tortoise, carved stone hippopotamus, conch shells; etc

A quantity of late 19th century and later shells, various

A Regency penwork counter Box with shellsoctagonal wooden counter box with intricate decorative chinoiserie scenes, central image depicting two figures on swing whilst another adjudicates proceedings, rest of exterior adorned with highly detailed and stylised floral and fauna motifs, with a quantity of shells inside of box (qty)length 27.5cm., height 6.5cm.Condition: Good condition, commensurate with age, loss of colour found on parts of penwork. Without key to lock box.

Exotic shells, a clock, decorative ceramics and glass, Worcester Spode and other part tea and dinner sets, etc

Exotic sea shells, mineral specimens, an ammonite, etc

3 x Trench Art shells inscribed to base

A wicker basket containing fossil specimens, sea shells, etc.

A Bow porcelain four-tiered sweetmeat stand, c.1755, with ten shells arranged on pillars of shell-encrusted and polychrome rockwork, the interiors painted with chinoiserie foliate motifs,23cm wide23cm deep43cm highCondition ReportOld break to one of the bottom tiers, some pieces present but not all. Area of in-fill to the base. Some small chips and nibbles to the decoration but otherwise in good order. Please see additional images.

A Collection of Various Shells and Corals

A Continental silver punch ladle, 19th c, the fluted bowl chased with shells, turned ebonised handle, 42cm l, marked Freij and crossed keys Minute split on back of bowl where dented

Militaria. A WWI artillery gun shell box, subsequently used by the King's Troop Royal Artillery for royal salutes in Hyde Park, to hold six 13lb shells, afterwards used as a drink/picnic case by the officer's mess, originally green painted, 35cm h; 36 x 40cm Provenance: Lieutenant Colonel Noel Carding MBE Good restored condition

A selection of Victorian and later silver condiments, including: a pair of Victorian salts in the form of shells, by Gough & Silvester, Birmingham, 1865; a late Victorian napkin ring, by John Edward Wilmot, Birmingham, 1894; an Edwardian octagonal napkin ring, London, 1910, maker's mark worn; two silver mustard pots with blue glass liners; two silver pepper shakers; and other items, the weighable silver approximately 9.6oz gross.

Military Dinky Toys, 615 U.S Jeep With 105mm Howitzer, 660 Tank Transporter, 697 25-Pounder Gun Unit, in original boxes, with loose 651 Centurion Tank and 152b 6-Wheeled Reconnaissance Car, G-E, 615 with three shells, boxes P-G, 615 torn at one end (5)

A quantity of assorted shells and coral

A box of various shells

A rare 19th century mariner's box of shells, the mahogany box with cross banding and marquetry lid in the form of a compass, containing a collection of shells and mineral samples on two layers, with lift out tray, dimensions; 40cm wide, 35cm deep, 13cm high. Condition - fair, some damage and cross banding missing, and lock missing.

A pair of early 20th century brass trench art vases, fashioned from German artillery shells, decorated having foliate and scalloped tops, impressed mark 'Dusseldorf, 1914' to base, h22cm

*Geological interest - A box containing various Ammonite fossils, sea urchins, scallops, sea shells and rocks, largest width 16cm, over 15 fossils

A Plymouth triple-shell sweetmeat stand painted in bright enamels, the three large scallop shells on a rocky base and applied with coral, small shells and seaweed, circa 1768-70, 21cm wide [some firing cracks and glaze defects].

A late 19th Century French carved beechwood duet stool, with an upholstered stuff over seat in yellow floral damask fabric, the scrolling apron decorated with shells and foliage, on moulded cabriole legs, headed with shells and floral foliage, terminating in scroll feet, the seat 92cm x 42cm, 51cm height.

A mixed box of ceramics, shells & glass ornaments

Selection of assorted metal ware items to include brass shells, aeroplane figure, two copper moulds etc

Large glass vase or stick stand containing decorative shells etc together with a wicker laundry basket.

Collection of TRIX N gauge locomotives and accessories, including DB01236 locomotive, E44506 Electric and body shells for diesel locomotives. Accessories include rail track, crossing. Etc. Untested and in various condition. (1 Small Tray)

Mixed collection of Hornby OO Gauge locomotives, accessories and spares to include train controller, locomotive shells, motors, track, buildings, street furniture and transfer stickers. Untested and in various condition. Collection only. (3 Trays)