Oyster Shell

The pearl chandelier is clearly inspired by organic forms, lily pads, oyster shells, plant tendrils, but at the same time is a rationally conceived, architectural form that is driven...

The pearl chandelier is clearly inspired by organic forms, lily pads, oyster shells, plant tendrils, but at the same time is a rationally conceived, architectural form that is driven...

The pearl chandelier is clearly inspired by organic forms, lily pads, oyster shells, plant tendrils, but at the same time is a rationally conceived, architectural form that is driven...

Increased carbon dioxide in the air is absorbed by the ocean, together with pollution, rising temperatures and other factors make it difficult for the oyster larvae in particular to ...

Set of 6 glazed ceramic oyster plates, made in France in the 1960s. This charming vintage set consists of six oyster plates decorated with shell-shaped compartments.

A French porcelain oyster plate, circa 1890 – 1910. Six shell shaped oyster wells with multicolored, hand painted ‘eyes’ surrounding a central, round sauce well, outlined in gold.

A Lovely Late 19th Century Louis XV Style Gilt Bronze Mounted Marquetry Cabinet By Francois Linke Item # CC1528 The fleur de pecher marble top above four doors, each with beautifu...

A very rare French Majolica oyster platter server with 12 shells on seaweeds, orange starfish on the middle Sarreguemines Digoin unsigned circa 1890. 13.5 inches diameter.

Mabe pearl oyster shell is about 25cm. The area where the Mabe pearl oyster can be found is primarily in tropical or subtropical zones, but there are not many better qualities with b...

French Limoges Majolica Porcelain Oyster Plate, circa 1890. with shells.

Native American Santo Domingo Indian burnt orange spiny oyster necklace. Piece has beaded chain with large and small round spiny oyster beads, featuring large shell pendant inlaid wi...

Mabe pearl oyster shell is about 25cm. The area where the Mabe pearl oyster can be found is primarily in tropical or subtropical zones, but there are not many better qualities with b...

Inspired by oyster and scallop shells, the Oyster Pendant explores the juxtaposition between raw material and beauty.

Rare 19th century Majolica oyster plate with pastels colors, shells and seaweeds signed Gien.  

Rare 19th century Majolica oyster plate with pastels colors, shells and seaweeds signed Gien.

The same captivating qualities are achieved by the opaque and crystalline glazes to suggest the interior of an oyster’s shell. The ultimate pearl, a female nude, is voluptuously mode...

A striking pair of vintage coastal sculptural cedar poles, naturally shaped over time by oysters and other shell-forming marine life. Each piece has developed a deeply textured, poro...

Inspired by oyster and scallop shells, the Oyster Pendant explores the juxtaposition between raw material and beauty.

An exceptional French walnut Regence buffet with a thick grey oyster marble top, deep scallop shell and foliage carving on doors and apron ending in cabriole feet.

Hollywood Regency style large ceramic form open oyster / clam shell table lamp on round raised pedestal base, in a white Pearlescent glaze, with white globe as pearl.

A modern round dining table featuring a walnut top finished in a satin lacquer and a sculptural base clad in real Capiz shell. Often referred to as “glass oysters,” the shells create...

And independent traditions also developed in countries like Thailand and Vietnam, often featuring unique local shells and motifs. In this piece, the iridescent decoration of real she...

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

Mother-of-pearl is, in essence, a processed shell from pearl oysters. Such shells, through variations in thickness, tone, and grain, are reduced to another shell—an abstract landscape.

High relief of 2 fishs, seaweeds, shells, onion , oyster. Nautical style. 10 inches diameter  

I think this is as powerful a symbiotic relationship as exists anywhere in the luxury brand marketplace. Like an oyster and its shell - Ferrari and Italy have a palpable co-dependenc...

I think this is as powerful a symbiotic relationship as exists anywhere in the luxury brand marketplace. Like an oyster and its shell - Ferrari and Italy have a palpable co-dependenc...

Robert Aronson (of the renowned Dutch Delft dynasty), citing research by Martijn Wijn, has proposed that these segmented vessels were actually designed as oyster dishes, with the com...

Made naturally in a Pteriidae oyster family shell and fished out by fishermen believed in South East Asia.

High relief of 2 fishs, seaweeds, shells, crab, oyster. Nautical style. 10 inches diameter  

The mermaid models are each using one hand to hold a large oyster style shell, composing the salt cellar.

In the foreground, laborers and divers are shown collecting, sorting, and opening pearl oysters, while piles of shells accumulate along the shore.

Three indentions in the shape of shells for serving oysters, or for use as a catch-all.