A BRONZE FEMALE TORSO

20th century. Signiert Brunhoff (probably Marion de Brunhoff).

Bronze.

H 30 cm.

AN ANGEL,

Renaissance, Italy, 16th century.

Carved limewood. Kneeling angel, originally with a candlestick on her left knee. Heavy wormage, fragmentary condition. Patched.

H 52 cm.

CORPUS CHRISTI

Alpine, Valais or Italy, late 16th century.

Carved and painted wood.

H 99 cm.

A RELIEF FIGURE OF SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON

In Gothic style.

Carved and painted wood.

H 77, W 55 cm.

A RELIEF FIGURE OF SAINT MARTIN

In Gothic style.

Carved and painted wood.

W 50, H 71 cm.

A SMALL HOUSE ALTAR WITH GILT PLAQUES

Baroque, 17th century.

Blackened wood. Inlaid with chased and relief decorated plaques, the central image depicting The Crucifixion, surrounded by three oval plaques with the Arma Christi, the Adoration of the Magi, as well as the Nativity Scene. Additional plaques with the Christogram IHS flanked by 2 angels, as well as with the Bearing of the Cross. With a relic of Saint Stephen in the plinth. Old collection label '21 25'.

21 x 9.5 x 40 cm.

VIRGIN AND CHILD

Spain, Romanesque type, Catalonia, probably 19th century.

Carved and flattened oak, partly covered with canvas and polychrome painted. Verso with repaired cracks, the paint with losses and brittle, partly retouched. Losses in the base area.

H 65 cm.

A CARVED AND PAINTED ANGEL'S HEAD

Baroque, Germany circa 1690.

Carved, painted and parcel gilt limewood.

H 26 cm.

TWO BRONZE FIGURES

Paris circa1885/90.

Bronze with brown patina, in the form of two philosophers. Foundry stamp: F. BARBEDIENNE FONDEUR and REDUCTION MECHANIQUE, A COLLAS.

H 44 cm and H 42 cm.

A PAIR OF CARVED LIONS

Val Gardena work, early 19th century.

Carved wood with dark patina.

L 27, H 15 cm.

W. LACHNER

Circa 1930.

Ceramic figure. A wintery drive in the car. Painted and glazed ceramic. Signed and indistinctly dated.

48 x 20 x 28 cm.

Signed and indistinctly dated. 48x20x28 cm.

A PAIR OF ORNAMENTAL BRONZE BUSTS OF SATYRS,

Baroque style, probably Italy.

Bronze with brown patina.

H approx. 80 cm.

STATUE OF THE PALLAS ATHENE ON A COLUMN PEDESTAL

19th century. The column with the dedication "Dem Generalfeldmarschall Eberhard Herwarth von Bittenfeld zum LX jährlichen Dienstjubiläum den XV October MDCCCLXXI".

Cast zinc with traces of silver plating, the column in blackened wood. The shield of Athena inscribed.

H figure 57 cm, H total 182 cm.

A BUST OF A CHILD 'JEAN QUI RIT',

Verso inscribed G. CHEVALLIER, France, 20th century. After Jean Antoine Houdon.

Silver-plated bronze.

H 18 cm.

HENRY-RAYMOND FOST (1905 - 1970)

Signed and stamped G. Delattre Paris.

Depiction of a dancer in feather costume. Pencil, watercolour and sequins on paper, framed behind glass.

74.5 x 54.5 cm.

A PAIR OF SEATED PUTTI

Italy, 19th century.

Terracotta. On rectangular plinth, set in "Vert de Mer" panels and mounted with bronze foliate frieze. Old, incomplete inventory label inscribed 'NO. 39 de l'inventaire...' and stamp 'L'.

38.5 x 22 x 47 cm.

LES CHEVAUX DE MARLY

Regence style, Paris, 19th century. After the model by Nicolas Coustou (1658–1733).

Bronze with brown patina. On rocaille-form, gilt plinth.

L 18 cm, H 20 cm.

PIERRE JULES MENE

(1810 – 1879). Paris c. 1870.

Burnished bronze. Small rectangular wall console with a pair of squirrels, oak leaves and volutes. The top signed.

15x7x10.5 cm.

A FIGURE AFTER THE APHRODITE KALLIPYGOS

Probably France, circa 1900.

Bronze with brown patina.

H 27 cm.

A PAIR OF SWANS CARVED FULL ROUND

Northern Italy, probably Lucca, circa 1800.

Wood partly carved full round and gilt. Probably former decorative elements of a piece of furniture.

H approx. 50 cm.

A BULLDOG,

England, 20th century.

Painted synthetic material. With moving head. When the leash is pulled, the bulldog makes a breed-typical sound.

L 46 cm.

WALTER SCHOTT

(1861-1938)

Female nude with orb. Bronze with brown patina and partly gilt. On a red marble plinth. Signed on the plinth WALTER SCHOTT FEC.

H 45 cm.

A COLLECTION OF 8 SMALL CARVED RELIEFS

Presumably panels from caskets, Renaissance style, Italy.

Carved wood. Mounted on two red-covered panels and framed.

Relief: each approx. 9 x 12 cm. Frames: 33 x 38 cm.

A FIGURE OF A NOBLEMAN

Probably Holland or Germany, 18th century.

Wood, carved all round, painted, and with traces of gilding.

H 20 cm.

A TRAVEL SEWING CASE

Probably Holland, 19th century.

Ovale, tortoiseshell case. The interior lined with beige velvet and with scissors, awl, needle, needle case and thimble in steel and gold. Eagle head hallmark.

11 x 6 cm.

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