Scallop Shell

Oval bowl with helmet mouth; molded curvilinear rim with leaves and scallop shells. Handle double-scroll and leaf-capped.

Each: Left-facing Diana in oval terminal mounted with scallop shell; leafing volute scroll stem. Interlaced script monogram engraved on terminal verso.

Round and curved; rim lobed and turned-down with applied scrolls, scallop shells, and flowers. Leafing scrolls applied to foot.

Beaded and stippled oval with left-facing female (Diana) profile surmounted by scallop shell. Fluted stem has scrolls on lined ground.

Rim has applied scallop shells alternating with c-scrolls. Fully marked including maker’s stamp, pattern no. 11547 (first produced in 1893), and director’s letter T (1892-1902).

Long and ovoid fluted scallop shell bowl. Maker’s stamp. Weight: 1.8 troy ounces.

Helmet mouth with hinged cover and scallop-shell mounted thumb rest. Fully marked including maker’s stamp and no.

Chased ornament with scallop shells and leaves in curvilinear frames. Fully marked including maker's stamp, pattern no. 17659B (first produced in 1910), order no. 7843, and director'...

Chased ornament with scallop shells and leaves in curvilinear frames. Fully marked including maker's stamp, pattern no. 17659B (first produced in 1910), and director's letter m.

Made by Wood & Hughes in New York, ca 1860: Each: Left-facing Diana in oval terminal mounted with scallop shell; leafing volute scroll stem and gilt-washed fluted bowl.

Silver mounts with dynamic wave and scrollwork, shells, and leaves. Cover hinged with fish-mouth spout and scallop shell thumb rest.

Pierced guilloche shoulder; cast leafing scroll rim with interspersed scallop shells and scattered flowers. Four leaf-capped scroll supports.

Rim has applied scallop shells alternating with c-scrolls. Fully marked including maker's stamp, pattern no. 11547 (first produced in 1893), and director's letter T (1892-1902).

On recto, bright-cut flowerheads on butler-finished ground; verso plain. Scalloped bowl with chased scallop shell stylized leafing scrolls and flowers on gilt ground; verso plain.

Shallow owl with turned-down shoulder and molded ogee rim interspersed with scallop shells. Pierced border with chased pendant leafing scrolls and flowers.

Chased scallop shells, c-scrolls, pendant flowers, and diaper on stippled ground.

Rim has applied scrolls, flowers, and scallop shells. Fully marked including maker's stamp, pattern no. 11283 (first produced in 1892), and director's letter T (1892-1902).

Shoulder lobed and turned down with dense and overlapping flowers. Scroll and scallop-shell rim. Fully marked including maker’s stamp, pattern no. 12091 (first produced in 1894), and...

Bowl has engraved vertical scrolled frames inset with leafing scrolls surmounted by scallop shells, except one, which is vacant in place of the shell.

Turned down rim applied with scallop shells, scrolls, leaves, and berries. A gorgeous Gilded Age centerpiece.

These salt cellars are each designed as a detailed scallop shell with further floral and foliate decorations.

Curved and shallow bowl and stepped foot with four cast leaf-mounted scallop-shell supports. Ovoid glass support with controlled bubble and silver acanthus leaf borders; mounted to s...

Leafing scroll ornament; on front and back scroll and flower frames with coats of arms applied to spread and dynamic scallop shells. Shoulder has pierced diaper interspersed with cas...

Embossed twisted fluting and applied round frames (vacant) with scallop shell crown supported by winged cherubs. Elaborate end handles: Cast figure of lunging cherub, holding drapery...

Chased ornament: Entwined tendrils and flower heads spilling over molded border and scallop shells surrounded by dynamic scrolls. Mounted to stained wood with hinged easel support.

Tubular horizontal spout terminating in goose head; scallop shell twist-tap with patera mounts. Gadrooning.

This set comprises 89 pieces (dimensions in inches): Forks: 12 dinner forks (8 5/8), 12 salad forks (7), and 12 fish forks (6 7/8); Spoons: 12 oval soup spoons (6 7/8), 11 round so...

The most striking feature of this baptismal font is its imitation of a scallop shell. The scallop shell was a common symbol in the Christian tradition from the medieval period on, pr...

John the Baptist is cleverly depicted with one foot on land and the other dipped into in the coursing river as he baptizes Christ with water poured out of the scallop shell held in h...

A deep plate with a shaped rim and a scallop shell motif sauce well bordered by a curved spear.