A TOWER CLOCK,

Renaissance, Southern Germany or Prague, c. 1590/1600.

Gilt copper and brass. The front with engraved number ring (later) for hours above a smaller dial for the quarter hours. Same arrangement verso for the striking. Movement with quarter-hour striking on 2 bells, spindle escapement and front pendulum (missing). Formerly with balance wheel. Alarm dismounted, supplements. The gilding rubbed. 1 baluster replaced. The top baluster originally partly with balustrade. Movement requires servicing.

15x15x30 cm.

AN ALBARELLO "FIORI DI BRIONIA",

Pesaro, c. 1450-1480.

Inscribed " Elb d barix la".

H 16.5 cm. Flaking to the glaze.

A RARE CROSS-SHAPED NECK WATCH WITH ROCK CRYSTAL,

probably Conrad Kreizer, Germany, end of the 16th century.

Gilt copper gilt, brass and translucent enamel champlevé in the form of stylised tendrils and leaves. Cross-shaped case with hinged, faceted rock crystal cover. The fine movement with spindle escapement hinged, the dial and backplate with decoration in translucent champlevé enamel, stylised leaves and tendrils. Spring escapement with chain and worm wheel. The rear housing section replaced, originally probably in rock crystal. Fine hanging eye with engraved leaf decoration. Leather-covered case in the form of a cross. Small breakout on the dial, losses and additions to the enamel.

4.5x3.3x1.7 cm.

A MAIOLICA ALBARELLO "TROFEI E STRUMENTI MUSICALI",

Casteldurante, probably workshop Marfori, 1st half of the 16th century.

Of cylindrical, retracted form. With trophies, instruments, rocailles, grotesque and palmette decoration on a blue ground.

H 30 cm. Restored.

A WOODEN "TAZZA",

Renaissance, Italy, 16th century.

Painted and parcel gilt wood. Old auction label, Sotheby's Robert von Hirsch, Lot 265. Old restorations. Losses, restoration required.

D 44, H 5 cm.

A PAINTED CHEST,

Renaissance, Italy, probably Tuscany, 16th century.

Painted and parcel gilt wood and stucco. Losses, restoration required. The lock removed.

120x53x60 cm.

A MAIOLICA PLATE FROM THE CARDINAL FARNESE SERVICE,

Castelli d'Abruzzo, c. 1575.

"Alla turchina" painted on blue ground in gold and heightened in white, with the Farnese coat of arms under a cardinal's hat.

D 23 cm.

A SMALL MAIOLICA PLATE FROM THE CARDINAL FARNESE SERVICE,

Castelli d'Abruzzo, c. 1575.

"Alla turchina" painted on blue ground in gold and heightened in white, with the Farnese coat of arms under a cardinal's hat.

D 18 cm.

A MAIOLICA ALBARELLO OF THE "ORSINI-COLONNA" TYPE,

Castelli d'Abruzzo, workshop of Orazio Pompei (1507-1589), c. 1545-1555.

With the inscription "Vng (Unguentum) de corb s cast II".

H 19 cm. Break and chip at the edge, star crack.

A FRAME AS STANDING MIRROR,

Renaissance, Italy, 16th century.

Wood core covered with embossed and parcel gilt leather. With double doors and gilt brass mounts. Old mirror plate (clouded). Verso with later hinged support. Losses.

27.5x33 cm.

A SMALL ALBARELLO,

Venice, workshop of Domenego da Venezia, 16th century.

2 portrait medallions in yellow aureolas on blue ground with flowers and leaf tendrils.

H 18 cm. The edge repaired.

A PASTIGLIA CASKET,

Italy, probably 16th century.

Wood and stucco in relief with medusa head, busts, ruins, chariots, etc. Richly engraved and polychrome painted with foliate volutes and ornamental frieze, as well as gilt and silvered. Various losses, decoration partly incomplete.

26.5x22x23 cm.

BOARD GAME TOKEN,

South Germany, probably Augsburg c. 1580.

Turned rosewood gaming piece, mounted with miniature relief, probably boxwood, with carved relief depiction of Judith with the head of Holofernes. Gilt decorative band. Area of loss in the upper section at the woman's hat in the background.

D 5.5 cm.

A HEXAGONAL TABLE CLOCK,

Southern Germany, probably Nuremberg c. 1700. The movement signed BIELL.

Brass and bronze engraved with laurel garland and flowers. The dial with engraved tendrils and number ring with Roman hour numerals. The base hinged with 2 bells. Movement with spindle escapement and with quarter hour striking on 2 bells. Repetition on demand. The movement, dial and case of the same period, but later associated. 2 balusters on underside missing. Supplements. 1 hand missing. Restoration required.

17x17x10 cm.

A MAIOLICA "FOGLIAMI" ALBARELLO,

Tuscany, Montelupo, early 17th century.

With the inscription " Ung (Unguentum) Apostol RV" .

H 25 cm. Various flaking of the glaze.

A FIGURE OF A SAINT,

Flemish, c. 1610/20.

Carved limewood, verso hollowed and partly sanded, and with some remains of paint. Losses, 1 finger missing, foot supplemented.

H 67 cm.

A WHEELLOCK RIFLE,

known as a "Teschinke", German/Bohemian, last quarter of the 17th century.

Wood stock with rich bone inlays of game hunting scenes and stylised tendrils as well as mother-of-pearl medallions. Octagonal barrel (barrel length 88 cm, calibre 15 mm). Broken barrel tang. Finger trigger guard. Wheel lock with external mechanism and wheel. Ramrod. Ramrod guides supplemented. Minor losses.

L 116 cm.

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A FIGURE OF A SAINT,

after a model from the 14th century, Italy, the work probably 17th century.

Wood carved full round and painted. Originally probably wit veil. Cracks and losses. The paintwork partly later, fingers partly incomplete.

H 65 cm.

A RARE WHEELLOCK CARABINE OR PETRONEL,

German, Augsburg c. 1590/1600.

Walnut stock with short butt, with bone inlays of dogs hunting rabbits and deer, busts, fruits, etc. (1 plaque missing). The butt end plate old supplemented. Two superimposed round barrels with squared chamber halves, rich parcel gilt etched decoration, sight missing (barrel length 66.5 and 60.5 cm, calibre 9 mm). The chamber with Augsburger punch, "Pinienzapfen". Double wheel lock with external wheels, pans with sliding covers. Angled iron trigger guard. Ramrod (incomplete).

L 90 cm.

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A MAIOLICA ALBARELLO,

Naples, Luca Iodice or "Maestro dei profili corrucciati", first half of the 16th century.

Of retracted cylindrical form. Painted in blue and heightened in ochre yellow.

H 21.5 cm. Hairline crack.

A RELIEF DEPICTING JUDAS RETURNING THE PIECES OF SILVER,

Mechelen, c. 1580.

Soapstone carved in relief and parcel gilt. Gilt wood frame. Heavily rubbed, losses. With old collection label on the reverse "Johannis Etherington Welch Rolls" and "Etikette der Art Treasures Exhibition Museum of Art".

The central relief: 12x10 cm; with frame 23x20.5 cm.

LOT OF 3 SERVING PIECES

probably Lucerne, end of the 19th century. Unmarked. Cutlery model from the Atelier Bossard.

With engraved, parcel gilt blades.

DESSERT CUTLERY,

Probably Lucerne, late 19th century. Cutlery model from the Atelier Bossard.

Parcel gilt.

Total weight: 1220 g.

VIRGIN AND CHILD,

after a model by Lorenzo Ghiberti, Italy, later cast probably 16th/17th century.

Painted stucco.

H 65 cm.

A WHEELLOCK PISTOL,

Italian or Austrian (Ferlach?) c. 1650.

Walnut stock with iron wire inlays in the form of birds and tendrils, the stock decoration in the style of the Ferlach master Hans Schmidt. Octagonal barrel with etched decoration (barrel length 37.4 cm, calibre 14.5 mm). Lock with external wheel, lock mark "MM" Brescia. Openwork trigger guard. The stock with cracks, lock chain heavily damaged.

L 56 cm.