Helmet Shell

Selection of Queen Conch, Cassis, and Helmet Shells. The largest is roughly 11” long three are roughly 10” and the smallest is around 9”.

Impressive vintage waterfowl or bird sculpture crafted with an organic king helmets shell and silver plated metal. Signed Binazzi Italy and distributed by Oggetti.

This is a highly decorative oval mirror that has a generous frieze of sea shells encrusted around the edge. The sea shells are a variety of shapes and sizes, conch, corals, cowry she...

A lovely Queen helmet Conchshell. Brilliantly colored and a statement. A compliment to many spaces and especially those with nautical or water themes.

Two big queen emperor helmet conch shell natural specimens. These are from an old western NY estate and were collected many years ago.

Mid 20thC Kuba Helmet Tribal Mask Shells, Animal Fibres, Raffia A Kuba helmet refers to a type of ceremonial headgear created by the Kuba people of Central Africa, particularly in t...

The shade sits atop a lacquered, mahogany brown black bamboo column with stained rattan wrapping and an antique, extra-large, circa-1910 queen helmet conch shell from the artist's pr...

Vintage hand carved tribal helmet mask. This mask is small in size, most likely made for a child. A wonderful accent piece for any room.

A 21st Century Kuba mask or helmet from the Kuba kingdom in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

In the mid-18th century, explorations revealed new shell varieties. Helmet shells from the West Indies, and queen conch shells from the Bahamas and West Indies, arrived in Europe.

One of the three royal masks, the Bwoom is one of the oldest mask types used by the Kuba people who live in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is said to have been introduced in th...

Since the late 19th century, the species most used in good-quality cameos has been the bullmouth helmet, the upper shell layer is whitish, and the lower shell layer is a rich creamy ...

In the mid-18th century, explorations revealed new shell varieties. Helmet shells from the West Indies, and queen conch shells from the Bahamas and West Indies, arrived in Europe.

In the mid-18th century, explorations revealed new shell varieties. Helmet shells from the West Indies, and queen conch shells from the Bahamas and West Indies, arrived in Europe.

In the mid 18th century, explorations revealed new shell varieties. Helmet shells from the West Indies, and queen conch shells from the Bahamas and West Indies, arrived in Europe.

The focal point of the mirror’s decoration is the military trophy motif at the top center of the frame. There is a plumed helmet with a shell inside the opening, all resting in a sty...

He is clean-shaven with short hair that is barely visible beneath his conch shell-like helmet with a dragon on the visor. A ribbon trails from the base of the helmet, hanging down hi...

The bust depicts a Gaul warrior prepared for battle with a helmet protecting his head with shell and rosette embellishments within flanking relief horns.

Our large Queen Helmet shell (or more technically Cassis Cornuta) measures 10 1/4 inches in length and nearly 8 inches high depending which way you wish to display it.

Half Clam Shell 12"W, 4"H, 9"D Murex Shell 11"W, 6"D, 6"H Spiny Murex 10"W, 6"D, 7"H The listing shows three types of sea snails: likely a conch, a cassis (helmet shell), and a mur...

A lovely Queen Helmet Conchshell... Brilliantly colored and a statement... a compliment to many spaces and especially those with nautical or water themes.

The Cameo shell is another Indo Pacific shell which is also referred to as a red helmet.

A Helmet Mask known as Bwoon from the Kuba Tribe in the Kasai region of Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central Africa circa mid-20th century.

A 20th century or earlier Congo decorative tribal helmet mask adorned with shells, snakeskin, beading, and burlap.

Kuba Peoples, Kasai region, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central Africa, Mid-20th Century A exceptional vintage African hand-carved wood Bwoom helmet mask, the Kuba peoples,...

George III, sterling silver-mounted (unmarked, but tested) helmet cowrie shell snuff box with hinged lid, Scotland, Ca. 1790.

In the mid-18th century, explorations revealed new shell varieties. Helmet shells from the West Indies, and queen conch shells from the Bahamas and West Indies, arrived in Europe.

In the mid 18th century, explorations revealed new shell varieties. Helmet shells from the West Indies, and queen conch shells from the Bahamas and West Indies, arrived in Europe.

A lovely and rare pair of french Regence period, early 18th century gilt bronze candlesticks, coat of arms finely chiseled, representing helmet. The candlesticks have a shell and asy...

Since the late 19th century, the species most used in good-quality cameos has been the bullmouth helmet, the upper shell layer is whitish, and the lower shell layer is a rich orange-...

The collection is composed of the following: (Two) angels wing, tiger murex, (two) black murex, pink murex, lace coral, mushroom coral, feather coral, tree coral, lighting welk, scor...

Great image of shells Unframed. Lithograph after Captain Brown with original hand color. Published C.1835 Free shipping.

Beautiful vintage table lamp from the 70s with a unique charm. The lamp has a brass base with elegant rose flowers and a shade made of beautiful Capiz shells.

The collage presents a delicate assembly of antique scientific prints, each one a remnant from a time when the natural world was still shrouded in mystery. Featured prominently are t...

Antique print titled 'Ex Museo Schadeloockiano'. Beautiful original antique print of various sea shells. This print originates from 'Verlustiging der oogen en van den geest; of Verza...

An oil painting by Terry Elkins (b. 1951, Vicksburg, Mississippi) of a humble mollusk and it's rare and beloved offering, a perfectly round, white pearl. A chalky white ground resem...

A brass and white opaline glass table lamp designed and produced in Italy, c. 1950s. Dimensions of Lamp (inches): 8.5"H x 5.25"W x 5.25"D Bulb Specifications: E-14 (European) bulb ...

One of a kind mixed-media sculpture by Philip Kuznicki from the Spirit exhibition. Comes in its original frame. Born in Dunkirk NY, Kuznicki started his career working for artists su...

Unique table lamp made from cementyed seashells. The base is an art nouveau style metal base, which combines nicely. The sea shells allow the light to come trough so that the lamp ...