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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)

A 19th Century Herculaneum octagonal sided double-handled comport printed with shells and flora; Length 10.25 ins, impressed Liver bird mark to base

A 19th century Spode porcelain plate, the white ground enriched with painted shells, within gilt rim; Diameter 8.5ins; Painted Spode mark to reverse

TWO EDWARDIAN SILVER PIN CUSHIONS, in the form of chicks emerging from shells. Chester 1908. Heights 1" & .75". See lot 328 for illustration.

A PAIR OF SILVER & COPPER SAUCE BOATS, with relief foliate scrolled borders and double scroll handles, on three hoof feet headed by shells.

A mid Victorian Minton Majolica oyster plate typically moulded with nine turquoise shell shaped compartments divided by turret and mollusc shells outside cockle band and central marbled concave dishing, impressed mark, 25.5cm diameter

'La Coquilles', a Lalique opalescent dish, the clam shells radiating from the central wheel engraved mark R Lalique France No. 3012, 20cm diameter

A mahogany card table, with protruding corners, the hinged top baize lined, above a veneered frieze with drawers, on turned tapering legs headed with carved shells, on claw and ball feet, 32. 25in (82cm) (18th century and later)

An early 19th century mahogany banjo wheel barometer, the architectural pediment above a silvered thermometer, to a circular 8 1/4 in dial, inscribed Cattelli & Co. Warranted, Hereford, the case inlaid marquetry shells and rosettes, 3ft 3in (99cm) high.

A set of ten mahogany dining chairs of Queen Anne design, with shell carved top rails, solid vase shaped splats, with upholstered drop-in seats, on cabriole legs carved with shells at the knee, comprising eight single and two elbow (DI).

A George II baluster lidded tankard, the domed hinged cover chased and embossed with pheasants in undergrowth, with pierced thumbpiece, wide continuous panel below chased and embossed with a wooded scene with dogs and pheasants, further panel beneath with masks, scrolls and shells, with bold scroll handle (damage to top edge), London 1750, maker Richard Bayley, 30 ozs. (DI).

An Ivory Group of Several Shellfish, by Doraku, Osaka, 19th century, the shells including clam, scallop, cowrie and awabi, clustered together to form a compact composition in slightly worn ivory, a rectangular tablet forming the himotoshi, signed Doraku, 5.1cm.; 2in.

A Liverpool Penningtons dolphin sauceboat, moulded with shells and two entwined dolphins, lamprey eel handle, printed in underglaze blue with floral sprigs, 8cm high, c.1770

A Derby navette shaped dish, decorated to centre with colourful exotic birds within moulded basket weave border with flowerheads and shells, 27cm wide, c.1790

A Samson 'Plymouth' four-shell salt stand, with central shell flanked by three upturned shells the interiors painted with colourful flowers, the stand encrusted with shells and weed, coloured in pastel tones, gilt borders, 23cm high, printed mark, late 19th century (restored)

An Arts and Crafts copper circular tray, possibly Newlyn, embossed with a band of fish and shells, pierced sides, 33cm diam, c.1900

An oak aneroid barometer, 18cm circular dial, architectural case, carved with shells and acanthus scrolls, 102cm high, c.1930

A good burr walnut three-piece bedroom suite, comprising triple wardrobe, chest and dressing table, the wardrobe with arched rectangular cornice applied with two shells dividing three shaped rectangular doors with opposing hanging rail and drawers, pierced brass escutcheons, axe head swing handles, plinth base, ogee bracket feet, the chest of three drawers and dressing table conforming, the wardrobe 190cm wide, 220cm high, the chest 115cm wide, c.1925

A pair of George I walnut dining chairs, with arched cresting rails, shaped vascular splats, drop-in bowed seats, cabriole legs carve with shells to knees and scrolled blocks, pad feet, c.1725

A George III half fluted boat shaped pedestal teapot, egg-and-dart border with shells to angles, domed cover, button finial, scroll handle, ball feet, 22cm high, London 1812 26oz

A pair of carved pine chimney pieces, early 20th century, each of breakfront form with an egg and dart carved frieze over a swag carved tablet, flanked by foliate scrolls and vines, the surrounds carved with alternating flowerheads and scallop shells, minor losses, 60" wide (mantlepiece) 9.5" deep, 56" high (2)

Cox - London. A George III Mahogany and Boxwood line inlaid Banjo Barometer in the Sheraton manner, the broken arch pediment centred by a brass finial circular shell inlay below and on the rounded base. Two turret shells flanking the thermometer bulb with spirit on a silvered scale the dial within a brass bezel. 97cm high.

W.Smith Crowland. An early XIX Century Mahogany and boxwood line inlaid Banjo Barometer in the Sheraton manner, the broken arch pediment centred by a brass finial circular rosette inlay below and on the rounded base the arched silvered thermometer flanked by two turret shells. The inscribed 20.5cm silvered dial warranted. 96cm high (W.Smith recorded 1825-1850).

A Newlyn oval copper box decorated with fish and shells (stamped to base and lid), 13cm

'Coquilles' A Lalique opalescent glass dish, moulded on the underside with four overlapping scallop shells, 26.5cm. diam., moulded 'R. Lalique'

A Wedgwood 'Outlines of Grandeur' plate, designed by Laurence Whistler, showing in black and white a graphic scene of Stonehenge with puce scroll border, 25.5cm diam.and 'Dolphin', another Wedgwood plate, designed by Laurence Whistler, in lemon and grey with a central dolphin within a border of seaweed, shells and starfish, 27.5cm. diam.

A pair of Flight Barr and Barr Worcester square dishes, with gilt gadrooned edges, each painted with shells within gilt root designs, impressed marks, early 19th century, 24cm. (2)

A Worcester blue and white bowl, with a shaped edge and moulded with scallop shells, printed with fruit and flowers, crescent mark, c. 1770, 25cm.

A silver round bowl, the rim cast with shells and cornucopia, and pierced with leaves, on round foot 10cm diameter (4"), Chester 1908, and a silver pierced oval shallow basket, 21.5cm long (8 1/4"), Birmingham 1921

A George Jones Majolica Centrepiece Stand, circa 1880, three pink scallop shells under a triple dolphin handle in green and brown, applied moulded mark with indistinct pattern number, (23cm) (one shell and one foot reglued)

A Wheel Barometer, by A Introvino, Manchester, with engraved silvered dial, in mahogany, with thermometer inlaid shells and paterae below a broken pediment, circa 1830, (97cm)

Corgi 906 Saladin Armoured Car, boxed (shells present).

Corgi 901 Centurion Mk III Tank, boxed, (shells present).

A George IV silver trophy goblet possibly by Solomon Royes, London 1821, of campana shape, the lower body embossed with flowers, shells and scrolls, raised on a plain pedestal foot, engraved "Holkham Sheep Shearing 1821 for the best Carthorse", 14.25cm, loaded

A 19c Jacobean style mirror back sideboard, profusely carved all over with scrolls, leaves and floral decoration; the back with shaped top and single bevelled glass panel, flanked by carved panels and columns; the base of plain design to the top, two frieze drawers and two cupboards, again carved with masks and shells, the whole raised upon plain supports, 150cms wide.

George V silver circular card tray, with moulded stepped rim and stylised anthemion shells, raised on three hoof feet, makers mark CJV Ltd, London 1934, approximately 7.5oz, 17cm diameter.

George III (1760-1820), gilt-bronze pattern half-penny, 1788, by Droz, laureate bust right with long hair curling below truncation, rev. Britannia seated left, edge reads 'Render to Cesar' etc., a few light scuffs and handling marks, some rust spots suggestive of a slightly later striking, extremely fine and contained in original bronzed -tin shells

A William IV rattle with a coral teether and embossed with burr-beads and shells, engraved with flowers and leaves and hung with six bells, Birmingham 1830 by John Bettridge

A George II rattle embossed with rococo fans, leaves, shells and rocaille and engraved with initials 'T H C', with a coral teether and hung with eight bells, circa 1740 possibly by Edward Dymond or Louis Dupont, the makers mark mis-struck see Grimwade 564 & 1909

A late Victorian shaped oval cake basket, pierced and embossed with flowers, scrolls and shells, Chester 1896, 31cm long (12 in), 332g (10.5 oz)

A pair of butter shells each on three ball feet, and an Albany pattern butter knife, Sheffield 1921 by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, in a case, 146g (4.5 oz)

A pair of Victorian butter shells on ball feet, and two butter knives, Sheffield 1897 by Atkin Brothers, in a case

A George III mahogany wheel barometer, the body inlaid with paterae and stylised shells, the silvered dial inscribed 9 Selva, 94cm high

CLOCKS AND BAROMATERS - A French silvered bronze cartouche shaped mantel clock, in Louis XV style, boldly cast and pierced with asymmetrical scrollwork, shells, flower sprays and leafage, surmounted by a crested pheasant, the circular white enamel dial with blue Roman chapter ring, inscribed 'Lasne-Koehler, F. de bronzes, Fg. St. Antoine 84, Paris', 16.5in high, c.1860