FRAGMENT OF A RELIEF DEPICTING A CIVIL SERVANT,

Old Kingdom, 6th Dynasty, Egypt, ca. 2300 BC.

Shaped limestone. Pacing civil servant with a staff, wig and loincloth. Inscribed with his name, "Itscher". Mounted in a wooden frame.

54x22 cm.

FIGURINE OF A LION-HEADED DEITY (SACHMET?),

Late Period, 26th-30th Dynasty, Egypt, 6th-4th century BC.

Patinated bronze, the eyes lined with gold foil. Some losses. Mounted on a Plexiglass base.

H 21 cm.

FIGURINE OF THE CROCODILE-HEADED GOD SOBEK,

Late Period, 26th-30th Dynasty, Egypt, 4th-3th century BC.

Patinated bronze. Some cracks. Mounted on a Plexiglass base.

H 20 cm.

SMALL TABLE BELL,

so-called "campanella da tavola", Renaissance, Northern Italy, 15th/16th century.

Patinated bronze.

H 10 cm.

MORTAR AND PESTLE,

Renaissance, Northern Italy ca. 1620.

Patinated bronze.

D 15 cm. H 13 cm.

LARGE MORTAR,

Renaissance, probably France, 17th century.

Patinated bronze. 1 associated pestle.

H 19 cm.

TABLE BELL,

so-called "campanella da tavola", Baroque, Northern Italy, 18th century.

Bronze with remains of former gilding.

H 28 cm.

AQUAMANILE DESIGNED AS A LION,

in the style of the 13th century, Westphalia or the Netherlands.

Patinated bronze.

L 23 cm. H 24 cm.

SANDSTONE FIGURE OF A LION,

Renaissance, probably Flemish, 14th century (?).

Gray/beige sandstone. Signs of weathering.

H 47 cm. L 52 cm.

PAIR OF FOLDING CHAIRS "AUX LIONS",

Renaissance style, partly of older elements, probably Italy, 17th/19th century.

Wrought iron, bronze and brass. Mustard-yellow velour cover. Cushion.

42x46x60x92 cm.

DRINKING VESSEL WITH AUTOMATION,

so-called "Maiden's Cup", Renaissance, Augsburg or Nuremberg, 2nd half of the 16th century.

Matte and polished gilt bronze. Finely engraved beaker designed as a maiden in contemporary dress, with removable torso for opening the hollow space for the beverage, on 3 small wheels. Iron spring-driven movement with solid iron wheels and mechanism for automatic shut-off.

H 23 cm.

SAINT STEPHEN,

late Gothic, Franconia or Swabia, end of the 15th century.

Carved lime, verso flattened. One hand, later. Losses, some wormholes.

H 116 cm.

BOZZETTO OF A BAPTISMAL FONT,

Renaissance, probably Padua, 16th century.

Patinated bronze.

D 14 cm. H 10 cm.

MARY AND CHILD SEATED ON A THRONE,

Gothic, probably Upper Italy, 13th/14th century.

Pine, carved all-around, hollowed and painted. Paintwork, in part heavily retouched. Both Madonna and Child are missing an arm.

H 122 cm.

SMALL BRONZE FIGURE OF A BULL,

Renaissance, Northern Italy, 16th/17th century.

Patinated bronze and "Giallo di Siena" marble.

L 11 cm. H 10 cm.

LARGE SIDEBOARD,

so-called "credenza a canterano", Early Baroque, probably Veneto, 17th century.

Walnut, burlwood and various fruitwoods, molded and finely inlaid with geometric patterns, reserves and decorative frieze. Front with 4 large drawers, the upper drawer with hinged front, the sides each with a door covering 3 drawers. Fitted interior with 10 drawers arranged in 2 rows, and 2 drawers on each side. Fine bronze mounts and drop handles. Requires some restoration.

218x75x(open 92)x119 cm.

SAINT CATHERINE,

Gothic, probably Franconia ca. 1500.

Wood, carved in half-relief and painted. Mounted in a later niche in the Gothic style, Inscribed ST. KATHARINA.

H relief 96 cm, in total 127 cm.

VIRGIN AND CHILD WITH ST. ANNE,

Gothic, from the Alpine region ca. 1500.

Lime, carved all-around, formely painted. 1 of Mary's arms, probably altered.

H 104 cm.

LARGE BENCH,

Baroque, probably Malta or Portugal ca. 1735/45.

Wood, pierced, shaped and finely carved with cartouches and decorative frieze. Green velour cushion. 2 feet are repaired.

210x70x56x120 cm.

MIRROR,

Baroque, Northern Italy ca. 1740/50.

Wood, pierced and finely carved with cartouches, leaves and decorative frieze, and gilt. Original mirror glass. Requires some restoration.

H 114 cm. W 86 cm.

BUREAU CABINET,

Baroque, Northern Italy, probably Verona ca. 1740.

Walnut, burlwood, and domestic fruitwood, in veneer and inlaid with reserves and fillets. Front with hinged writing surface over 4 drawers. Inner compartment with 6 drawers arranged in 2 rows. Large, hinged compartment on top. Bronze mounts and knobs. Requires some restoration.

145x65x(open 93)x120 cm.

PAIR OF SEATED ANGELS,

Southern Germany, mid-18th century, attributable to Johann Baptist Babel (1716-1799).

Lime, carved all-around and patinated brown. Both angels originally seated on scrolls. Arms and legs, in part supplemented. Repairs.

H 32 cm.

MIRROR,

Louis XV, Venice, 18th century.

Wood, opulently carved with stylized leaves, cartouches and scrolls, and gilt.

H 87 cm. W 49 cm.

PAINTED CONSOLE "AUX SERPENTS",

Louis XV, Southern Germany, 18th/19th century.

Wood, finely carved with snakes, scrolls, rocailles, flowers and decorative frieze, painted light-gray/green and parcel-gilt. Curved "Vert de Mer" marble top, not original. Scrolled supports, in part supplemented. Paintwork restored.

89x48x65 cm.

PAIR OF MIRROR SCONCES

Baroque, German, end of the 18th century.

Gilt wood. Fitted for electricity.

H 49 cm. W 37 cm.