Antique Shell Sign

Ivar Johnsson (1885-1970): Wall relief depicting Venus on a half shell within an octagonal ceramic

Baby sleeping in a large clam shell signed by A. Velu, Paris. This bronze shell has doré bronze

shell, signed and dated. A similar example can be seen in the Sèvres chapter of The Paris Salons: 1895

shells. Signed. On a later base. The top was made by the best known marble working firm in 19th

. Soldiers would repurpose the materials available to us, like brass shell casings, and hand-craft decorative

of the shell but there is no sign of any damage. This spoon has many uses and would make a great

decorated en grisaille with shells, with gilded borders. Signed with impressed 'BFB' mark; one example with

Pair of bronze 19th century Putti signed with shell tops

decoration. The centre door with a well carved and inlaid shell. Showing signs of age and patina. The

. Signed with a shell on the top. Small loss on the edge of the top and slight traces of use (see photo)

rockwork base and flanked by shell-shaped bowls. Signed by foundry Braux, the sculpture of the eagle after

bodies, socket shells, and finials. Signed by the New York maker sterling bronze Co. Dimensions

Trade sign from a restaurant says "Homemade Snapper Soup 25c Cup" dates from second

24 cm wide round typical shaped opalescent glass shells design Signed R. Lalique, 1860-1945 en