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Three containers of Fossilized shells. Devil's elbow, peppermint Grove, Perth, WA. Collection Dr John Raven, Perth.
Five sea shells, including a Tun shell, Volutes & Cone shells [5]. Provenance: The Badgery family, length 6-13 cm
Five Auger shells & two Tibia shells [7]. Provenance: The Badgery family, length 8-15 cm
Two small clam shells, one fluted. Provenance: The Badgery family, 14 x 20 cm, 18 x 19 cm
Three Sider conch shells & one Thorny oyster shell [4]. Provenance: The Badgery family, largest 18 x 12 cm, smallest 13 x 6 cm
A collection of small sea shells, including Cowries, horn shells, Pipis, Cone shells, sea Urchins etc. Provenance: The Badgery family
Two pagoda shells, width 9.5 cm each
Three cowrie shells, lengths 12 cm, 8 cm, 6 cm
Large Masons pottery charger decorated with shells, 40 cm approx
Vintage Chinese shell hanging ornament, with cowrie shells, 54 cm high approx
Three Volute shells, sizes vary, one broken on edge, length 10 - 21 cm
A collection of four woven fibre Skirts 'Doba', Kiriwina, Trobriand Islands, Papua New Guinea, c.1964 (4), incorporationg banana fibre, pandanus leaf and shells. Provenance: Collected by Ross Kendall, who worked for the Australian administration at the sub
A pair of small English Moore menu holders decorated with sea shells. 8 cm high.
Five clam shells. length 12 cm to 5 cm
Five clam shells length 14 cm to 8 cm
Four clam shells, length cm to 11 cm
Two sunrise clam shells, length 15 cm and 10 cm
Four pagoda shells, length 10 cm to 6 cm
Five volute shells, length 15 cm to 6 cm
Eight conch shells, length 13 cm to 7 cm
Conch shell and two clam shells, length 20 cm 16 cm 12 cm
Six abalone shells, length 16 to 10 cm
Collection sea shells & coral pieces including 7 various sea shells; and 2 coral specimen pieces.
Five various shells conch mother of pearl largest, measures 30 cm
Six assorted shells, length 13 cm to 8 cm
Two Prs mid 20th century porcelain bookends. Japanese bookends decorated with shells, the other, sand filled and with applied dogs. Height 15 cm, tallest
Five oyster shells, mother of pearl interior, diameter 9-12 cm
Two Murex snail shells (Radix & Pink-mouted) & two Crown conch shells [4]. Provenance: The Badgery family, length 9-13 cm
Three large abalone shells, length 21 cm, 20 cm 17 cm
Two helmet conch shells, larger shell chipped on edge, sizes vary [2], length 9 & 15 cm
A collection of shells & coral including conch, clam
Two large conch shells, length 24 cm and 16 cm
Three large conch shells, length 26 cm 25 cm 22 cm
Five conch shells, length 17 cm to 10 cm
Four volute shells, length 14 cm to 10 cm
One large tonna shell and two conch shells, length 28 cm 26 cm 22 cm
Five conch shells length 16 to 10 cm
Three murex shells, length 18 cm, 18 cm 16 cm
Nine assorted shells and coral
Six assorted shells, lengths 22 cm to 8 cm
20 assorted sea shells, small to medium sizes
Two Swarovski Crystal shells and a starfish all in original packaging
A Papua New Guinea woven Sepik River mask, decorated with cowrie shells, boar tuck, and cassowary feather, 45 cm height
Five murex shells, length 11 cm to 8 cm
Six murex shells, length 16 cm to 6 cm
Seventeen assorted shells, length 14 cm to 5 cm. Est: $80-150
An Indonesian/Filipino woven bag, with shells and coloured beads adorning it a pattern. Two shoulder straps with moveable top closure. height 37 cm. Width 31 cm
Four snail shells from the Sepik River
Three various large sea shells including conch, and melon type, length 26 cm melon shell
Two Aboriginal necklaces, one made of coffee bush seeds, braided together, one made of shells. (2)
Three vintage conch shells, length 15 - 21 cm
Pair of sterling silver napkin clips, hallmarked London, 1956, Ccp (Sibray, hall & Co Ltd (Charles Clement Pilling), in the form of clam shells, with hooked ends and cylindrical fasterners, total weight 16gms, length 5 cm (2)
Two Conch shells, of medium size, each approx. 240 mm long
Pair of World War I trench art vases with fluted bodies, made from artillery shells(2)
Two decorative domes full of shells and starfish, each approx 22 cm high
Five conch shells, length 15 cm to 5 cm
Seven conch shells, length 14 cm to 9 cm
Four large conch shells, length 23 cm to 17 cm
Two conch shells, length 15 cm and 10 cm
Two conch shells, length 13 cm and 12 cm
Two large volute shells, length 15 cm and 14 cm
Five clam shells, length 16 cm to 8 cm
Two large tonna shells, length 21 cm
Five assorted shells length 19 to 8 cm
30 assorted sea shells, small to medium sizes
Sepik masks (2) over modelled mask and dagger with feathers and inlaid Cowrie shells, human hair, and woven fibre bases. Turtle shell, bone, natural pigments. Length 40 cm. Width 12 cm. Length 30 cm. Width 160 mm
Early shell Headband, flattened pierced shells attached to fibre band with attached trade cloth. Papuan Gulf. Length 28 cm. Width 2 cm
Phallocrypt - Penis Gourds over modelled gourds with clay and inlaid cowrie shells and human hair attached. Woven fibre bases. Sepik river. Length 22 cm. Width 8 cm. Length 23 cm. Width 9 cm
Three Venus comb murex shells length 12 cm, 10 cm 8 cm
Five clam shells (one converted to a purse), length 10 cm to 7 cm
Three large volute shells, length 35 cm 18 cm 18 cm
Crocodile shell dish and four other shells length 23 to 12 cm
24 assorted sea shells, small sizes
An ancestral carving, Sepik River, Papua New Guinea. Carved from wood, the wooden bust has been painted black with the face detailed in a white/grey pigment. Cowrie shells for eyes and plant fibre cords at the ears and nose. Height 31.5 cm, width 15 cm
A Papua New Guinea ancestral mask, in carved wood with ochre pigment and inset shells. Length 53 cm, width 20 cm
Three conch shell sculptures, shells stacked with a central stem on black stand. Tallest height 63 cm
Box of spent cartridges, brass shells etc
Four Belleek 'Shamrock' items with clover leaf motif. comprising a Shamrock and shell bowl, 3rd green mark (1965-80), the sides modelled as overlapping scallop shells overlaid with moulded and painted clover leaves, two vases, one blue mark, one bro
A Sepik River ancestral mask, Iatmul people, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea, with wooden base decorated & cane surround, cowrie shells & natural earth pigments, on custom steel stand. Provenance: The Andrew Korda & Susan Pearson collection, height 1
Ten freshwater oyster shells with freshwater pearls (10)
Pair of French brass trench art shells (2)
French oil lamp with shells in reservoir, 58 cm high
Five clam shells, sizes vary [5], length 27 - 31 cm
Five spider conch shells, sizes & condition varies, several chipped [5], length 12 - 28 cm
P.N.G Sepik river turtle shell mask early clay mask on top of turtle shell with natural woven materials and bird feathers for hair, inlaid shells and in black, yellow white and red colours, length 25 cm
Starfish, seahorse and three assorted shells, length 23 cm to 3 cm
Two Colin Heaney studio glass shells Cape Byron Hot Glass, 6 cm long approx., numbered bases
A Continental silver carving set, the Solingen marked blade and tines both gilt washed, the hollow shaped handles reeded and with shells and lambrequin designs; hallmarked 800 to handles. total weight 207gr. Length 29 cm. (knife) 26 cm. (fork)
A Belleek scallop shell bowl, 'First Green' mark (1947-55), shaped circular, the sides modelled as overlapping scallop shells overlaid with moulded and painted clover leaves, green-printed mark underside. Height 11 cm. Diameter 11 cm
Four Belleek 'Shamrock' and 'Neptune' items. Comprising two Shamrock vases (brown and blue mark) and a creamer jug (3rd green mark), and an oval dish modelled as scallop shells divided by pale pink coral sprays (brown mark). Height 15.5 cm, and smaller
Two large conch shells, length 30 cm (2). Provenance: the Yeung Estate
A Minton neoclassical creamer, circa 1810, pattern 780, provenance T. Menzel collection, the bombe creamer with a bracket handle, decorated with two cloud reserves both with gilded shell motifs and luxuriant arrangements of summer flowers, the cobalt body