Pair Of Shell

Beautifully hooded form offering appealing proportion and decorative interest Quality copper displays gently patinated amber hues consistent with age Striking wrought iron handle wit...

From each brass rod hang pairs of Murano glass shells with an elongated design, pearly pink.

Stunning pair of shiny shell shaped aluminum futuristic Space Age wall sconces by French designer Henri Mathieu in the early 1970s.

Pair of covered fruit coolers and liners, pair of covered sauce tureens on stands, 1 fruit compote, 4 lozenge-shape dishes, pair of square dishes, 4 shell-shaped dishes, 22 plates.

Superb, petite occasional display table with appealing colour Presenting a desirable aged patina and in good order Select stocks present fine grain interest throughout Light caramel ...

Pair of near matching clam shell metal spring armchairs sold individually.

Pair of cufflinks designed as shell,seahorse,sea star and sea turtle applied with yellow, blue, brown and green translucent enamel.

"Making use of a rock to open the shells, this pair of Southern Sea Otters are enjoying a feast of clams as they gently glide through the water.

Charming and super unusual hand carved dog, shell cameo suite from the 1930's. Wonderful subject matter shows a pair of hounds carved into the shell brooch and matching earrings.

There are two lifting handles, one on each side which are naturally ribbed and terminated on each side of the dish with a pair of moulded clam shells. All are in very good condition ...

Each sleeve cuff has a pair of small resin tortoise shell buttons with brass metal equestrian horns inscribed: Hermes The brass metal buttons on the front are not Hermes buttons; ha...

Pair of shell and twisted root spoons from the early 19th C.

Pair of Modern Classical sterling silver scallop shells.

Pair of Modern Classical sterling silver callop shells.

Pair of George II cast sterling silver candlesticks.

Nicely pair of Murano bubble glass and chrome sconces. Italy, 1960s-1970s Lamp sockets: 1.

It has taken a skilled craftsman weeks rather than days to handcraft this pair of Moorish / Arabic frames, because each small piece of wood and shell was sawn and inlaid individually.