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			1 Session One

			session 1 Saturday July 31 LOTS 1 - 599 session 2 Sunday August 1 LOTS 600 - 1114

1	MORDEN. England. c. 1695. Handcolored engraved map. 14 1/2" x 17 1/8".	[150-200]
2	COVENS & MORITER. La France. Handcolored engraved map. 19 1/2" x 24".	[125-175]
3	JACQUES CALLOT (Fr., 1592-1635). Four etchings from, Les Caprices. Le Gentilhomme a la Grande Canne; Les Danseurs au Luth; Le Commandant a Pied; Le Marche de la Place de l'Annonciade, a Florence. [Lieure 443;461;467;471, I/II]. Each, 2 1/8" x 3 1/8".	[200-300]
4	REMBRANDT HARMENSZ VAN RIJN (Dut., 1606-1669). Jan Asselyn, Painter ("Crabbetje"). c. 1647. Etching, drypoint and burin. [Bartsch 277; Biorklund 47-1 IV/IV; Hollstein (White and Boon) 277]. 7 3/8" x 6 3/4".	[900-1,200]
5	BENJAMIN PATTERSEN (Swiss., 1750-1814). La Bourse, St. Petersbourg. Handcolored etching and aquatint. Image area: 14" x 23".	[700-900]
6	18TH-19TH CENTURY GERMAN HANDCOLORED ENGRAVING. Bonaparte. In eglomise mat. Image area: 7 1/2" x 5 7/8".	[100-150]
7	GEORGE EDWARDS (Eng., 1694-1773). Four handcolored ornithological etchings. Including, Toucan. Each, approx.: 9 1/2" x 7 3/8".	[200-300]
8	WILLIAM HOGARTH (Eng., 1697-1764). Three etchings and engravings. Plate 3 from, The Harlots Progress; Plates 5 and 6 from, Industry and Idleness (the last two printed together on one sheet). [Paulson 123;172;173]. Largest, 12 3/4" x 15 1/2".	[300-400]
9	AFTER GEORGE MORLAND (Eng., 1763-1804). Two stipple engravings by W. Blake. The Idle Laundress and Industrious Cottages. Each, published by J.R. Smith, London, 1788. Each, image area: 8 1/4" x 10 1/8".	[200-300]
10	THOMAS ROWLANDSON (Eng., 1756-1827). Two handcolored etchings. A Sufferer for Decency and A Penny Barber. Larger, image area: 8 3/8" x 12 1/4".	[200-300]
11	AFTER SAMUEL WALTERS (Eng., 1811-1882). Two handcolored aquatints by Henry Papprill. Outward Bound, Off the Rock Fort and Light House-Liverpool and Homeward Bound, Passing the Light Ship-Liverpool. Each, approx. 9" x 12".	[100-150]
12	AFTER T.N.H. WALSH (Eng., 19th cent.). Three Minutes to Spare. Handcolored aquatint by C.R. Stock. 14 7/8" x 29 1/2".	[100-150]
13	AFTER HENRY THOMAS ALKEN (Eng., 1785-1851). Four color lithographs by I. Clark. Pike Fishing, Flacker Shooting, Pheasant Shooting, and Pointers. Each, image area approx. 8" x 11 1/2".	[100-150]
14	AFTER HENRY THOMAS ALKEN (Eng., 1785-1851). Three handcolored aquatints. A Hunting Phaeton; Getting Away; and The Death. One in eglomise mat. Various sizes.	[150-200]
15	HENRY GRAVES & CO., pub. (Eng., 19th cent.). The Gardener's Daughter. Handcolored engraving. 35" x 27".	[300-400]
16	JOHNNY FRIEDLAENDER (Fr., 1912-1992). Les Grands Chevaux. 1957. Pencil signed and numbered 10/50 in the margin. Etching and aquatint. [Schmucking 169]. 27" x 18 1/4".	[200-300]
17	BERNARD BUFFET (Fr., b. 1928). Album San Francisco. 1966. Pencil signed and numbered 144/150 in the margin. Color lithograph. [Sorlier 86]. 19" x 27".	[1,500-2,000]
18	BERNARD BUFFET (Fr., b. 1928). Les Fleurs Papillons. 1970. Pencil signed and numbered XI/XXV in the margin. Color lithograph. [Sorlier 197]. 26" x 19 1/4"	[1,500-2,000]
19	LEBADANG (Fr./Viet., 20th cent.) Two color lithographs and intaglios. Including Midnight Stallions. Each pencil signed, one also numbered 141/200, one also inscribed "E.A." in the margin. Larger, 19 1/2" x 26 1/2".	[150-200]
20	LEBADANG (Fr./Viet., 20th cent.) Two color lithographs. Including Lac Jaune. Each pencil signed and numbered, one within the image, one in the margin. Larger, 29 1/2" x 20 1/2".	[150-200]
21	ROLF RAFFLEWSKI (Cont., 20th cent.). Casino Monte Carlo. 1977. Pencil signed and numbered 23/350 in the margin. Color lithograph. 19" x 27 5/8".	[75-100]
22	JOHN JAMES AUDUBON (Am., 1785-1851). Blue Jay. c. 1830. Plate CII from The Birds of America. Handcolored etching, engraving and aquatint by R. Havell. 20 5/8" x 26". Sheet size: x 27 1/8".	[2,000-3,000]
23	CURRIER AND IVES, Pub. (Am., 19th cent.). Two handcolored lithographs. The Grand Horse ST. JULIEN, the "King of Trotters", 1881 and Jane Eye See, 1883. [Conningham 2488; 3186]. Each, sheet size, approx: 13 1/4" x 17 5/8".	[200-300]
24	CURRIER AND IVES, Pub. (Am., 19th cent.). Two handcolored lithographs. Defiance! and Ready for Battle. [Conningham 1541; 5078]. Each, sheet size: 12" x 15 7/8".	[200-300]
25	FRANK WESTON BENSON (Am., 1862-1951). Ducks at Dawn. 1920. Ed. 150. Pencil signed in the margin. Etching and drypoint. [Paff 198]. 7 1/8" x 9".	[300-500]
26	ROLAND CLARK (Am., 1874-1957). Four etchings and drypoints. Wood Duck, ed. 45; The Sanctuary, 1921, ed. 75; Canada Geese, ed. 75; After the Blow, ed. 75. Each pencil signed, the former two also numbered in the margin. Various sizes.	[200-300]
27	THOMAS HART BENTON (Am., 1889-1975). Jessie James. 1936. Ed. 100. AAA pub. Pencil signed in the margin. Lithograph. [Fath 13]. 16 3/8" x 22". Sheet size: 18 7/8" x 23 5/8".	[2,000-3,000]
28	JOHN TAYLOR ARMS (Am., 1887-1953). Rodez (The Tower of Notre Dame). 1927. Ed. 120. Pencil signed and dated in the margin. Etching. [Fletcher 189]. 12" x 5".	[100-200]
29	JOHN TAYLOR ARMS (Am., 1887-1953). Afterglow (Geddington, England (sketch)). 1938. Etching. [Fletcher 315]. 3 1/4" x 5 7/16".	[100-150]
30	TWO 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN WOOD ENGRAVINGS. Asa Cheffetz (1896-1965), Two Old Timers, c. 1947, AAA pub.; and Thomas Willoughby Nason (1889-1971), Midsummer, 1942. Each pencil signed in the margin. [Springfield Museum 82; Boston Public Library 330]. Larger, 6" x 9".	[200-300]
31	MARK ALAN LEITHAUSER (Am., 20th cent.). The Northern Shore. 1977. Pencil signed, titled, dated and numbered 37/150 in the margin. Etching. 9" x 11 7/8".	[100-150]
32	ANDY WARHOL (Am., 1928-1987). Lincoln Center Ticket. 1967. From the unsigned edition of 500 published by List Art Posters for Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. Color screenprint poster. [Feldman/Schellman 19]. Sheet size: 45" x 24".	[300-500]
33	ROBERT INDIANA (Am., b. 1928). New York City Center Anniversary. 1968. List Art Posters, pub. Color screenprint poster. Sheet size, sight: 34 5/8" x 24 5/8".	[100-200]
34	WILLIAM SCHARF (Am., b. 1927). Gull Sphinx. Pencil signed and numbered 125/150 in the margin. Color screenprint. 16 3/4" x 20 3/8".	[100-150]
35	FIVE JAPANESE COLOR WOODCUTS. Utagawa Kunisada (1785-1864), Figures in a Landscape; After Ando Hiroshigi (1797-1858), Carp; and After Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), A Road beside a Waterfall; Charcoal and Lumber Yard Near Rapids. One, chuban, four oban.	[200-300]
36	TWO 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE COLOR WOODCUTS. Utagawa Toyokuni III (1786-1864), Figure in Interior; and Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1767-1861), Actor in Role. Each, oban tate.	[100-150]
37	KIKUGAWA EIZAN (Jap., 1787-1867). Bijin. Color woodcut. Kakemono-e.	[200-300]
38	TWO 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE COLOR WOODCUTS. Kawase Bunjiro Hasui (1883-1957), Honda Shinkawata in Bishu Provence, 1935, [Narazaki 191]; and Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949), Harbor Scene. Each, oban tate.	[150-250]
39	KAWASE BUNJIRO HASUI (Jap., 1883-1957). Two color woodcuts. [Narazaki 175;445]. Rainy Night at Maekawa, 1932; and Chii Mountain Temple, 1940. Each, oban tate.	[200-300]
40	KAWASE BUNJIRO HASUI (Jap., 1883-1957). Two color woodcuts. [Narazaki 173;240]. Shinagawa, 1931; and Zentsu Temple in Sanshu District, 1937. Each, oban tate.	[200-300]
41	TWO 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE COLOR WOODCUTS. E. Kotozuka, Along the River; Artist unknown, Figures in a Landscape. One, oban tate, one oban yoko.	[75-100]
42	WILLY SEILER (Jap., 20th cent.). Four color soft ground etchings. Rice Harvest, Farmer Returning from Work; Japanese Rice Farmer and Fisherwomen Dragging Net. Each, approx.: 8 3/4" x 11 3/4".	[200-300]
43	19TH CENTURY JAPANESE SCHOOL. Cranes. Two-panel screen. Ink, color and gold leaf on paper. Overall, 54 1/2" x 51".	[1,000-1,500]
44	ATTRIBUTED TO WANG HUI (Chin., 1632-1717). Extensive Landscape with Figures. Ink and color on silk. 52 1/2" x 22".	[1,000-1,500]
45	18TH CENTURY CHINESE SCHOOL. Wife of Mandarin. Ink and color on paper. 62 1/2" x 38 3/4".	[500-750]
46	INDIAN SCHOOL. Portrait of the Moghul Prince, Aurangazib. With, Flower verso. Miniature gouache on paper. 10 1/4" x 6 3/4". Note: With "Chemould", New Delhi label on reverse.	[300-400]
47	INDIAN SCHOOL. Lady with Attendants. Miniature gouache on paper. 10 1/4" x 7 5/8".	[300-400]
48	TWO 17TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL ILLUMINATED VELLUM HYMNAL LEAVES. Each, sight size: 24 3/4" x 17 1/4".	[300-500]
49	18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL. Antony of Padua. Oil on canvas. 14 1/8" x 10 3/4".	[300-500]
50	H.L. BERNARDUS ROZY (Dan., ac. 1840). Cte. Courtois. Signed, "Rozy" and titled l.r. Ink and wash on paper. 3 15/16" x 3 1/4". Prov.: Le Bocage Vert Gallery, Lafayette, Louisiana.	[100-200]
51	THREE 18TH-19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN WATERCOLORS ON PAPER. S. RINGGOLD SCHLEY (19th cent.), Boatyard, signed, dedicated and dated, "Juillet 1856"; and 18TH-19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, Maidservant with Basket and Laborer with Scythe. Largest, 7 3/8" x 10".	[200-300]
52	AFTER JEAN FRANCOIS MILLET (Fr., 1814-1875). The Angelus. Oil on canvas. 17" x 24". Note: After the original in the Louvre, Paris.	[200-300]
53	19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL. Holy Family. Oil on canvas. 30 1/8" x 19 3/4".	[700-900]
54	AFTER CHARLES LOUIS LUCIEN MULLER (Fr., 1815-1892). Charlotte Corday in Prison. Charcoal on paper laid on board. Sight size: 30 3/4" x 24 3/4". Note: After the original by Muller formerly in the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.	[500-700]
55	L. PESANO (It., 19th cent.). Castle on a Hillside. Signed, "L. Pesano" l.l. Oil on canvas. 8" x 13 1/4".	[300-400]
56	19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL. Lady in Interior. Oil on canvas. 22 3/4" x 18 3/4".	[400-600]
57	19TH CENTURY NORTHERN EUROPEAN SCHOOL. Lady and Gentleman in an Extensive Landscape. Ink and wash on paper. Sight size: 10 3/8" x 13 5/8".	[100-150]
58	M. GOTZFRIED (Ger., 19th cent.). Der Herr Artuur. Signed, "M. Gotzfried" u.l.; also signed, titled and located, "Munchen" on reverse. Oil on panel. 5 3/8" x 4 1/4".	[200-300]
59	SAMUEL A. MULHOLLAND (Eng., 19th cent.). Fishing Boats off the Shore. Signed, "S.A. Mulholland" l.l. Watercolor and gouache on paper laid on paperboard. 16 1/2" x 26 5/8".	[500-750]
60	19TH CENTURY GERMAN SCHOOL. Boaters Along the Shore. Oil on canvas. 14 1/4" x 18 3/4".	[125-175]
61	KARL KWITSCHALA (19th-20th cent.). Village Scene. Signed, located and dated, "C. Kwitschala/Celledizzo/1918" and "Kwitschala Karl 1918" l.r. Watercolor on paper laid on illustration board. 13 1/2" x 20 5/8".	[250-300]
62	EDUARD JOSEF MULLER (Ger., b. 1851). Sailboats on a River. Signed, "Ed. J. Muller" l.r. Watercolor on paper. Sight size: 3 5/8" x 4 1/4".	[100-200]
63	W. PISKORSKI (Cont., 19th-20th cent.). Village in Winter. Signed, "W. Piskorski" l.l. Oil on board. 6 3/8" x 8 7/8".	[100-150]
64	19TH-20TH CENTURY ARTIST UNKNOWN. Vase of Mixed Flowers. Oil on canvas. 28 1/2" x 23 1/4".	[150-200]
65	G. GIANNI (It., 19th-20th cent.). Fishermen in an Estuary. Signed and dated, "G. Gianni 1901" l.l. Gouache on paper. 5" x 13".	[150-200]
66	FRIEDRICH W. MOOK (Ger., b. 1888). Nature Morte. Signed with artist's monogram and dated '10 u.l.; also inscribed on label affixed to reverse. Oil on canvas. 18 3/8" x 21 1/4".	[500-750]
67	S. SEEBERGER (Fr., d. 1939). Orthodox Jew with Tefillin. Signed, S. Seeberger" l.l.; also with "Chalmel," Paris stretcher stencil. Oil on canvas. 16 1/8" x 13".	[300-500]
68	RUDOLF PREUSS (Aus., 1879-1961). S. Spirito, Florenz. Signed, "R. Preuss", dated Mai 1913 and located l.l. Watercolor on paper. 6 7/8" x 8 7/8".	[300-400]
69	SIR HENRY GEORGE RUSHBURY (Eng., 1889-1968). Anciens Bains. Charcoal and wash on paper laid on illustration board. 11 3/4" x 16 15/16".	[400-500]
	The following thirteen lots are Artworks by Viktor Planckh (Aus., 1904-1941).
70	Three watercolors over pencil on paper. Entwurf fur Eine Holzplastik; Russisch Bauerin; and Sitzendes Maedchen. Each signed, "V. Planckh"; each also with estate stamp and label on reverse. Largest, 13 1/2" x 21".	[250-300]
71	Eleven charcoal drawings on paper. Most signed with initials, "V.P." Figuren. Various sizes.	[200-300]
72	Five drawings on paper. Topfer; Beckengasse; Ottendorterstrasse; Sitzende Akt am Fenster; and Bauernmadchen. Three signed, "V. Planckh"; three with label on reverse; each with estate stamp on reverse. Pencil, charcoal and ink on paper. Various sizes.	[300-400]
73	Ten drawings on paper. Figuren(10). Pencil, ink, charcoal and sepia chalk. Some signed, "V. Planckh" or "V.P." Various sizes.	[200-300]
74	Ten drawings on paper. Including: Dame; Frau mit Fruchte Korb and Entwurf fur Relief. Pencil, charcoal and ink. Some signed, "V. Planckh" and with estate stamp and label on reverse. Various sizes.	[200-300]
75	Ten drawings on paper. Including: Frau; Zwei Menschen; Merry Christmas and Selbst Portrait. Pencil, charcoal and ink. Some signed, "V. Planckh" and with estate stamp and label on reverse. Various sizes.	[200-300]
76	Ten drawings on paper. Figuren(9); and Stier. Pencil, ink and wash. Various sizes.	[200-300]
77	Five watercolors and gouache on paper. Frau(3); Sommer Idee fur Fresko and Figuren. Two signed with initials, "V.P."; four with estate stamp; three with label on reverse. Largest, 13" x 19 1/4".	[300-400]
78	Aktstudie. Signed, titled and dated, "Akstudie/V. Planckh 1940" u.r.; also with estate stamp and label on reverse. Charcoal, pastel and wash on paper. 15" x 20".	[200-300]
79	Nine prints; eight etchings and one linocut. Including: Serbe mit Glas, 1929; Mutter und kind, 1937; Der Linkshandlge Zimmermann Karl, 1937; Auktion, 1937. Five pencil signed, four also titled and dated, one also inscribed, in the margin. Various sizes.	[250-300]
80	Five etchings from the Krieg und Frieden series. Krieg; Paar in Gras; Madchen mit Blumenstraub; Vier Zahlen; Frau mit Kind. Two pencil signed, titled and dated in the margin. Various sizes.	[200-300]
81	Twelve etchings. Including, Rast; Volkscafe; Bier; and Lanfer. Six pencil signed and titled in the margin. Various sizes.	[200-300]
82	Nineteen linocuts. Including, Studie(3). Fifteen pencil signed in the margin. Various sizes.	[200-300]
83	P. PARDI (It., 20th cent.). Lavandaia and Rustico in Montagna. Pair oils on board. Each signed, "P. Pardi" l.l. and titled on reverse. Larger, 5 7/8" x 8".	[150-200]
84	THREE 20TH CENTURY ITALIAN TEMPERAS. A. MARIANI, Landscape(2), each signed indistincly; and L. CARGNEL, Canal View, signed indistincly. Each, sight size: 2 5/8" x 4 5/8".	[200-300]
85	ETIENNE RET (Fr./Am., b. 1900). La Rade. Signed, "Etienne Ret" u.l.; also titled on reverse. Oil on board. 12" x 32 1/2".	[100-200]
86	MIROSLAV KUCERA (Czech., b. 1910). Winter Landscape. Signed, "M. Kucera" l.r. Oil on canvas. 20" x 24".	[100-200]
87	*** ALVAREZ (20th cent.). Street Scene. Signed, "Alvarez" l.r. Oil on canvas. 20" x 23 7/8".	[200-300]
88	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL. Boy with Hoop. Ink silhouette on paper. 5 1/16" x 4".	[200-300]
89	M. L.(S?) SCHNEIDER (Am., 19th cent.). Portrait of a Young Child. Signed and dated, "M.L.(S?) Schneider 1888" l.r. Oil on canvas. 17" x 14 7/8".	[200-300]
90	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL. Landscape with Brook. Oil on canvas. 14" x 10".	[200-300]
91	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL. Portrait of a Dog. Oil on canvas. 16" x 12".	[100-150]
92	J M D** (Am., 19th cent.). White Roses and Lilacs. Signed with initials, "J.M.D." and dated 08 l.r. Oil on canvas. 16" x 20".	[100-200]
93	GEORGE H. MOWE (Am., 19th cent.). Sailboats along the Shore. Signed and dated, "Geo. H. Mowe Artist Jan 7th 1874" on reverse. Oil on canvas. 12" x 10 1/4".	[300-400]
94	F. PEDDICORD (Am., 19th cent.). Spinning Yarn. Signed and dated, "F. Peddicord 1892" l.r. Oil on canvas. 13 3/4" x 19".	[200-300]
95	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL. A Narrow Escape. Oil on canvas. 23" x 13 1/2".	[100-200]
96	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL. Under Full Sail. Oil on canvas. 18" x 25".	[200-300]
97	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL. Autumn Riverscape. Oil on canvas. 14" x 21 7/8".	[100-200]
98	LILLIAN H. EDMONDS (Am., 19th cent.). Still Life of Violin and Sheet Music. Signed, "Lillian H. Edmonds" l.l.; also with "F. Weber & Co., Baltimore" preparer's stencil on reverse. Oil on canvas. 20" x 30 1/4".	[500-700]
99	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN ARTIST UNKNOWN. Autumn Landscape. Signed and dated indistinctly l.r. Oil on canvas. 25" x 34 3/4".	[400-600]
100	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN OR ENGLISH SCHOOL. Venice. Oil on canvas. 11 7/8" x 16 5/8".	[100-200]
101	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL. Herder at Rest. Oil on canvas. 20" x 14".	[100-150]
102	19TH CENTURY AMERICAN SCHOOL. Pair oils on board. Landscapes(2). Each, 8 5/8" x 6 5/8".	[150-250]
103	J R (Am., 19th-20th cent.). Landscapes (2). Each signed with initials, "J.R." Pair oils on canvas. One, 14 1/8" x 17 3/4"; one, 16" x 20".	[200-300]
104	A. M. BECKER (Am., 19th-20th cent.). Boats at Sea. Signed and dated, "A.M. Becker 1909" l.r. Oil on canvas. 10" x 8".	[100-150]
105	M.E. REYNOLDS (Am., 19th-20th cent.). On the Scent. Signed and dated, "M.E. Reynolds 1899" l.l.; and with "F.W. Devoe & Co.," N.Y. preparer's stencil on reverse. Oil on canvas. 12" x 18".	[300-400]
106	CHARLES A. WATSON (Am., 1857-1923). The Breakers at Dusk. Signed, "C.A. Watson" l.l. Oil on board. 8" x 10".	[300-400]
107	19TH-20TH CENTURY ARTIST UNKNOWN. Vase of Chrysanthemums. Signed illegibly l.r. Oil on canvas. 20" x 16".	[100-150]
108	G. GANDENBERGER (Am., 19th-20th cent.). Yellow Roses. Signed and dated, "G. Gandenberger 1917" l.l. Reverse painting on glass. 16" x 12".	[125-175]
109	A. H. WELLS (Am., 20th cent.). Daisies. Signed, "A.H. Wells" l.l. Oil on canvas. 20" x 16".	[100-150]
110	RUEL PARDEE TOLMAN (Am., 1878-1954). Mr. Julius Morris. Signed with initial "T" l.l., also with part of exhibition label on reverse. Oil on board. 12 3/4" x 10". Note: A Washington, D.C. artist, Tolman taught at the Corcoran School of Art from 1906-1918, and was director of the National Collection of Fine Arts from 1946-1948 (ref.: Andrew J. Cosentino and Henry H. Glassie; The Capital Image: Painters in Washington, 1800-1915, Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1983, p. 276).	[300-400]
111	JANET RIOCH (Am., 20th cent.). Incoming Tide: Provincetown. Oil on canvas. 16" x 18". Exhib.: American Physicians Art Association, Third Annual Art Exhibition, June 10-14, 1940.	[200-300]
112	LAURA M. GREENWOOD (Am., 1897-1951). Still Life of Flowers and Porcelain Head. Signed, "L. Greenwood" l.r. Oil on canvas. 20" x 16 1/4".	[300-400]
113	MARY WORTHINGTON CRUMMER (Am., 20th cent.). In the Park. Signed, "Mary Crummer" l.r.; also with "American Art Week Exhibition" label on reverse. Oil on canvas laid on board. 8" x 10".	[300-500]
114	MARK S. JOFFE (Am., 1864-1941). Flowers in a Vase. Signed, "M.S. Joffe" l.l. and l.r. Oil on canvas. 33" x 25".	[300-400]
115	WILLIAM STEENE (Am., 1888-1965). Portrait Mrs. Frank Swadley (nee Betty Ethel Honicon). Signed, "William Steene" l.l.; also signed, inscribed and located, "Winston-Salem, N.C." on reverse. Oil on canvas. 36" x 28". Note: The sitter was a former Society columnist for the Washington Post. The artist studied with Chase and Henri. His murals can be found throughout the West and South, including in the Court House, Tulsa, the Washington County Court House, Arkansas, and colleges and institutions throughout Georgia and North Carolina (ref.: Who Was Who is American Art, 1985, p.593).	[300-500]
116	JOE T. KAUFFMAN (Am., b. 1911). Houses by a River. Signed, "Joe T. Kauffman" l.r. Oil on canvasboard. 22" x 19".	[300-400]
117	P. HAMMOND (Am., 20th cent.). Bear and Cub. Signed and dated, "P. Hammond 1970" l.r. Oil on canvas. 14" x 10"	[100-200]
118	SAMUEL BALDWIN PRATT (Am., b. 1903). Winter Landscape. Signed and dated, "Samuel B. Pratt 70" l.r. Oil on board. 25 7/8" x 39 7/8".	[400-600]
119	ARTHUR W. MOORE (Am., 1840-1913). Two watercolors on paper. Birches and Oaks. Each signed, "A.W. Moore". Larger, sight size: 13" x 22".	[200-300]
	120-125 NO LOTS
126	FIVE PIECES AFRICAN IVORY. Bust of woman, two bracelets, three plaques carved to depict bust. Largest, H: 6 3/4".	[100-200]
127	NATIVE AMERICAN SPIRIT BAG. Leather with multicolor beads. L: 14".	[100-200]
128	AMERICAN INDIAN BEADED, PAINTED AND FRINGED CIRCULAR HIDE. Painted with four Native American faces. D: 30 1/2".	[200-400]
129	THREE BRASS SCALES. Tallest, H: 10".	[300-400]
130	TWELVE METAL ITEMS. Three still banks, toy rocker, 3 small flat irons, 5 large flat irons. Bank, H: 4 1/2".	[100-150]
131	CONTINENTAL COPPER AND IRON POT.	[75-100]
132	CONTINENTAL BRASS OVAL JARDINIERE. Repousse urn and floral decoration. L: 13", H: 6".	[100-150]
133	FOUR PIECES CONTINENTAL BRASS. Two trays, footed creamer and samovar. H: 10 1/2".	[100-200]
134	CONTINENTAL BRASS SAMOVAR. With tray. Samovar, H: 16 1/2". Tray, D: 15 1/2".	[150-250]
135	VICTORIAN SPELTER BANQUET LAMP. Fashioned as a putto holding an orb holding a mint green glass shade. Without shade, H: 22".	[200-300]
136	PAIR CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Fitted as lamps.	[100-150]
137	TWO BRASS STUDENT LAMPS. Milk glass shades. Tallest, H: 25".	[300-400]
138	CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICK LAMP. With hexagonal base. H: 24".	[200-300]
139	VICTORIAN "GONE WITH THE WIND" STYLE OIL LAMP. Rose decoration on cranberry painted milk glass. Electrified. H: 24".	[200-300]
140	PAIR CONTINENTAL GILT METAL THREE LIGHT SCONCES. Hung with prisms. Electrified. H: 22".	[150-250]
141	TWO PIECES EASTERN EUROPEAN BRASS. A rectangular casket with incised floral and geometric decoration, L: 13 1/2"; a circular bettle box with pierced crescent and floral decoration, D: 14".	[200-300]
142	SIX CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Low conical form with wide mouth and square four legged base. H: 3".	[150-200]
143	THREE CONTINENTAL BRASS SEVEN LIGHT CANDELABRA. With adjustable arms and standard. H: 21".	[300-500]
144	FOUR CONTINENTAL GILT BRASS BAROQUE STYLE ALTAR STICKS. Fluted columnar standard and cup. Trififd foot with relief portraits of the Holy Family. H: 26 1/2".	[300-500]
145	PAIR RENAISSANCE STYLE TWO-LIGHT BRASS SWING ARM SCONCES. L: 8".	[100-200]
146	THREE CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Pair columnar form with dish form base and turned legs, H: 8 1/2", and single columnar form with sqaure feet. H: 11 3/4".	[100-150]
147	THREE ENGLISH BRASS PUSH-UP CANDLESTICKS. Pair columnar form with square foot, H: 6", and single baluster form, H: 8 1/4".	[100-150]
148	VICTORIAN WALNUT DOLL'S BED. H: 22", W: 16 1/2", L: 25".	[100-200]
149	TWO PIECES CHILDREN'S FURNITURE. High chair and sled.	[100-150]
150	VICTORIAN PULL TOY HORSE. (As is). L: 26, H: 26 1/2".	[150-250]
151	H.C. WHITE CO. KIDDIE-KART WOODEN WAGON. With painted red metal and rubber rimmed wheels. L: 20".	[100-150]
152	SIMON & HALBIG BISQUE HEAD DOLL. With composition jointed body. L: 29".	[150-250]
153	AMERICAN WOVEN WOOL OVERSHOT COVERLET. Red, white, and brown geometric design. 80" x 66".	[150-200]
154	AMERICAN PIECED COTTON QUILT. Dated 1820. Star design. As is. 99" x 86".	[100-150]
155	VICTORIAN EMBROIDERED VELVET PANEL. Depicting swans and palm trees with gilt frame. With frame, 23 1/2" x 36 1/4".	[150-250]
156	FIVE FRAMED ARTICLES. Victorian bead encrusted lithograph of a young girl, gilt framed; overall, 17 1/2" x 15 1/2". Together with four needlepoint pictures, a coastal landscape in oak frame; overall, 23 3/4" x 35 1/2"; Two fruit still lifes, one in oak frame; overall, 26" x 20 1/2"; one gesso framed, overall 27" x 24", and a petit pointe Italian landscape with gilt frame, overall, 15 1/2 x 12".	[400-500]
157	AMERICAN COPPER BED WARMER. L: 47".	[100-200]
158	TWO CONTINENTAL CARVED WOOD ORNAMENTS.	[100-150]
159	CARL SORENSEN BRONZE TRAY. Circular with verigated patina, gilt berry and foliate handles. D: 14 1/4".
160	FRENCH BRASS INKWELL AND BLOTTER. With floral decoration. L: 6".	[150-200]
161	APPROXIMATELY FIFTY VINTAGE KITCHEN UTENSILS.	[200-400]
162	TWO AMERICAN TIN CANDLE MOLDS. One 24", one 12". Together with a tin push-up candlestick. H: 10".	[100-200]
163	PAIR COPPER COLLANDERS. D: 12".	[100-150]
164	THREE BRASS PAILS. Iron handles. Larger, D: 15 1/2".	[200-300]
165	TWO BRASS PAILS. Iron handles. Largest, D: 13".	[150-250]
166	THREE PIECES COPPER. Kettle, water urn marked "Masons", and jug. Tallest, H: 14".	[150-250]
167	ENGLISH "NEW ERA" DISC CHURN. Made by The Disc Churn, Co., London. Wood and metal construction. Overall, 23" x 17".	[200-300]
168	CONTINENTAL SCALE MODEL OF A WOODEN TWO PERSON BUTTER CHURN. Made in Holland. Overall, 11" x 8 3/4".	[100-150]
169	BRASS PROPELLER. 22" diameter, 6 pitch. Purchased in Novia Scotia.	[150-250]
170	W. LUDOLPH SEXTANT. C. 1959. With wooden box.	[300-500]
171	CRICHTON LONDON IVORY INLAID EBONY FRAME, BRASS FITTED QUADRANT. Box marked "Capt. John Campbell".	[600-800]
172	DORY COMPASS. Mounted in wooden box. Box, 4 1/2" square.	[100-150]
173	SEVEN LIFT WOODEN HALF HULL. Mounted on wall plaque. L: 22".	[150-250]
174	FOUR LIFT RED AND WHITE WOODEN HALF HULL. Mounted on wall plaque. L: 19 1/2".	[150-250]
175	FOUR LIFT GREEN AND WHITE HALF HULL. Mounted on wall plaque. L: 32 1/2".	[150-250]
176	CANADIAN WOODEN MODEL OF THE HENRY FORD. C. 1920's. Possibly a dock yard model. Note: The Henry Ford was built to compete with the Blue Nose. L: 40", H: 43 1/4".	[600-800]
177	TWO SPANISH PORCELAIN FIGURES. Lladro figure of woman. Nao figure of boy at helm. Larger, H: 9".	[100-150]
178	THREE NAO PORCELAIN FIGURINES. Girl with slice of cake, girl with pig, girl with flower basket. Tallest, H: 7 3/4".	[100-150]
179	THREE NAO PORCELAIN FIGURINES. Girl on telephone with dalmation, girl wearing tiara, girl with doll. Tallest, H: 11 1/4".	[150-200]
180	THREE NAO PORCELAIN FIGURINES OF GIRLS WITH WIDE BRIMMED HATS. H: 9 1/2".	[150-200]
181	FOUR NAO PORCELAIN FIGURINES. Boy on telephone with teddy bear and toy dog, girl with cake, girl with book pack, and girl with bass violin. Tallest, H: 7 3/4".	[150-200]
182	THREE NAO PORCELAIN FIGURINES. Boy with rabbit, two of girls with puppy. Tallest, H: 6 1/4".	[150-200]
183	FOUR NAO PORCELAIN FIGURINES. Boy holding puppy, girl holding basket and petting dog, boy and girl with candle and boy with fly swatter. Tallest, H: 11 1/4".	[200-300]
184	FOUR NAO PORCELAIN FIGURINES. Kneeling girl with puppy on her lap, girl with basket, girl with puppy and blanket, and girl with torn night gown. Tallest, H: 11 1/4".	[200-300]
185	SEVEN PIECE NIPPON PORCELAIN NUT SET. Oval serving dish and 6 miniature bowls. With swan decoration. L: 12 3/4".	[100-125]
186	GERMAN POLYCHROME PEWTER MOUNTED STONEWARE STEIN. Dated 1896. Molded with a tavern scene on blue and beige ground, with music box at base. H: 12".	[300-400]
187	GERMAN POLYCHROME PEWTER MOUNTED STONEWARE STEIN. Molded to depict architectural and figural decoration. H: 10".	[150-250]
188	HEREND PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A RABBIT. Orange and white. H: 4 1/4".	[125-175]
189	ELEVEN LIMOGES PORCELAIN PLATES. One cake plate and 10 dessert plates. With pheasant and tree central design, berry and leaf rim decoration, and gilt trim. Cake plates, D: 10 3/4".	[100-150]
190	TEN FRENCH PORCELAIN DESSERT PLATES. With transfer decoration depicting Proverbs.	[100-200]
191	THREE CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN FAIRING BOXES. (As is). One depicting two girls with dog, two mother and child. L: 5".	[100-150]
192	THIRTY SEVEN CONTINENTAL MONOCHROME WHITE PORCELAIN WINE BARREL LABELS. L: 5".	[200-300]
193	CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN TWO LOBED HANDLED DISH. Floral and pebbled decoration. W: 13".	[75-100]
194	EIGHT CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN PLATES. Center medallion depicting neo-classical style scene on pink and blue ground, decorated with 22K gold. D: 10 3/4".	[300-400]
195	PAIR CONTINENTAL BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN CHARGERS. Each depicting man and woman in horse drawn carriage. D: 15 1/2".	[100-200]
196	CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN CAKE PLATE. Center medallion depicting neo-classical style figures, border with figures in 18th century costume. Gilt and fuscia ground. Framed. Plate, D: 12 3/4".	[100-200]
197	TWO GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURES OF FEMALE DANCERS. Each in floral decorated peasant costume and raised on an oval plinth. H: 12".	[150-250]
198	TWO BAVARIAN PORCELAIN PIPES. One molded as a man holding keg, other decorated with mountaineer. L: 4".	[100-200]
199	PLAUE PORCELAIN COMPOTE. Rococo style base supporting three bowls and elevated center bowl with pierced rims and applied floral decoration. H: 12".	[200-300]
200	PLAUE MONOCHROME WHITE PORCELAIN DOUBLE LOBED CENTERPIECE. With two fully molded pea fowl and applied floral decoration. L: 15".	[150-250]
201	TWO PIECES PLAUE PORCELAIN. Two-light candelabra with fully molded neo-classical style woman; cache pot with two fully molded pea fowl. Larger, H: 8".	[150-250]
202	SIXTY-NINE PIECE HUTSCHENREUTHER "SYLVIA" PATTERN PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE. Blue underglaze floral spray on rococo style white scalloped plates with gilt rim. Including twelve dinner plates, 12 bread plates, 12 dessert plates, 12 berry bowls, 8 cups, 12 saucers, and covered tureen.	[300-500]
203	ROYAL WETTINA AUSTRIAN POTTERY EWER. Decorated with gypsy portrait. H: 20".	[75-125]
204	FIFTEEN PIECE GERMAN PORCELAIN TEA SET. Fruit decoration. Teapot, covered sugar, creamer, 6 cups and 6 saucers.	[100-150]
205	SIX BAVARIAN "BLACK KNIGHT" PORCELAIN DINNER PLATES. Marked Hohenberg, Bavaria. With floral and foliate design on cream and mint green ground. D: 10 1/4".	[100-150]
206	BONN ORMOLU MOUNTED PORCELAIN URN. Painted with allover floral decoration mounts including two foliate handles, fully cast figure of a putti on side and a finial in the form of Pan. H: 19".	[200-300]
207	SEVEN PIECES GERMAN BLUE ONION PORCELAIN. Marked "Meissen" in oval. Reticulated basket and six plates. Largest, L: 10".	[100-200]
208	FOUR PIECES HEREND PORCELAIN SMOKING SET. Including covered box, match book cover, cigarette stand, and tray. L: 4".	[200-300]
209	FOUR PIECE HEREND PORCELAIN SMOKING SET. Green vine decoration. Covered box, match book cover, cigarette stand and tray, L: 4". All in fitted presentation box.	[200-300]
210	FIVE GERMAN STONEWARE STEINS. Tallest, H: 11".	[100-200]
211	CONTINENTAL CHALKWARE FIGURE OF A CAVALIER. H: 27".	[100-200]
212	ART NOUVEAU PATINATED BRONZE CHALKWARE FIGURE OF A STANDING FEMALE HOLDING JUG. H: 48 1/4".	[250-350]
213	TWO PIECES ITALIAN POTTERY. Covered hexagonal box with paw feet and classical molded decoration and a reticulated basket. L: 11".	[100-150]
214	ROUEN FAIENCE OCTAGONAL TWO HANDLED DISH. Central floral basket decoration. D: 9 3/4".	[200-300]
215	CONTINENTAL FAIENCE GOBLET. Together with a blue and white peach form tea pot and tray. L: 10 1/2".	[200-300]
216	FOUR PIECES CONTINENTAL FAIENCE. Tureen, pot (no lid) "as is", and two ramekins.	[100-150]
217	TWO PIECES CONTINENTAL FAIENCE holy water font and figure of the virgin.	[200-300]
218	F. WINKLE AND CO. FENTON FAIENCE TWO HANDLED VASE. H: 17 1/2".	[200-300]
219	PAIR CONTINENTAL FAIENCE MIRRORS. Molded with foliate decoration, painted with floral decoration. H: 31".	[2,000-3,000]
220	FORTY-EIGHT LENOX "LOWELL" PATTERN PARTIAL PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE. Ten salad plates, 8 dinner plates, 12 cups and saucers, and 6 bread plates. Dinner plate, D: 10 1/2".	[300-500]
221	THREE PIECE LENOX PORCELAIN. Ivory ground with sterling overlay. Teapot, sugar bowl, and coffee pot. H: 8".	[200-250]
222	PAIR ENGLISH LEEDS CREAMWARE PLATES. C. 1780. Painted in Holland to depict the departure and the return of the prodical son, border with floral decoration. D: 9 1/2".	[900-1,200]
223	PAIR STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES OF KING CHARLES SPANIELS. H: 13".	[300-400]
224	ITALIAN PIETRA DURA PLAQUE. 19th century. Depicting figural decoration. H: 7 3/4".	[350-450]
225	PAIR STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES OF KING CHARLES SPANIELS. H: 7 3/4".	[300-400]
226	MINTON GLAZED POTTERY TILE. Label indicating that it was removed from the U.S. Capitol in 1994 and installed there in 1820. 5 3/4" sq. With mahogany frame.	[100-200]
227	AMERICAN MAJOLICA PLATE. Dog decoration. L: 11".	[100-200]
228	THREE PAIR STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES OF KING CHARLES SPANIELS. Tallest, H: 5 1/2".	[300-400]
229	TWO STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES OF KING CHARLES SPANIELS. Non-matching. Taller, H; 7 1/2".	[100-150]
230	ETRUSCAN MAJOLICA BEGONIA LEAF. L: 12".	[100-125]
231	EIGHT ENGLISH COPPER LUSTRE PITCHERS. Tallest, H: 7 3/4".	[200-400]
232	ENGLISH BLUE AND WHITE PEARLWARE PLATTER. Chinoiserie scene. L: 18 1/2".	[300-400]
233	ENGLISH PORCELAIN CAKE PLATE. Chartreuse rim and central floral spray. L: 11 1/2".	[75-100]
234	CREAMWARE BASKET. As is. D: 7". Together with two chinoiserie transfer decorated cups.	[100-200]
235	PAIR ASHWORTH IRONSTONE COVERED TUREENS. Underglaze blue with Imari style decoration. L: 12".	[300-500]
236	ENGLISH TRANSFER DECORATED ALPHABET PLATE. With grisaille decoration of the Capitol at Washington, D.C. D: 6 1/2".	[50-75]
237	SEVEN ENGLISH PITCHERS. Two majolica , one Belleek, two salt glazed, two ironstone. Tallest, H: 7 1/2".	[100-200]
238	FORTY-SEVEN PIECES WEDGWOOD QUEENS-WARE. Raised blue vine decoration on ivory ground. Oval serving dish, 8 plates, 8 salad plates, ash tray, spill vase, creamer, 8 cups and saucers, 6 bread plates, and 5 bowls. Plate, D: 10".	[200-400]
239	WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE PITCHER. Neo-classical decoration on blue ground. H: 7 1/2".	[100-125]
240	EIGHT PIECES WEDGWOOD LIGHT BLUE JASPERWARE. Pitcher, jardiniere, vase, covered box, and four dishes. Pitcher, H: 5".	[100-200]
241	TWELVE WEDGWOOD & BARLASTON OF ETRURIA MONOCHROME GREEN CABBAGE LEAF SALAD PLATES. D: 8".	[100-125]
242	FOURTEEN MINTON PORCELAIN SERVICE PLATES. Wide cobalt and gilt rim. D: 10".	[200-400]
243	ONE HUNDRED SIXTY PIECES MINTON "PRINCESS" PATTERN PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE. Including 14 dinner plates, 26 salad plates, 14 bread plates, 25 cups, 14 bouillion cups, 40 saucers, 13 demitasse cups, and 14 saucers. Plate, D: 10 1/4".	[1,000-1,500]
244	FORTY-SEVEN PIECES ROYAL CROWN DERBY "ROUGEMONT" PATTERN PORCELAIN. Eight cups and saucers, 8 dinner plates, 7 dessert plates, 9 bread plates, and oval bowl. Plate, D: 10 1/2".	[400-500]
245	DAVENPORT IMARI PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE. Teapot, creamer, covered sugar, 4 cups and saucers, tray. Tray, L: 18".	[400-600]
246	TWELVE CAULDON PORCELAIN CABINET PLATES. Retailed by Davis Collamore & Co. Each with center medallion depicting portrait of French noblewoman identified on verso. The cavetto and rim with gilt, green, yellow, and white enamel foliate and floral decoration on pompador pink ground. D: 10".	[2,000-3,000]
247	"SEVRES" PORCELAIN BOX. Cartouche depicting figure in landscape on cobalt blue ground with gilt foliate decoration. L: 5 3/4".	[300-500]
248	COALPORT PORCELAIN COVERED BOX. Fan shaped with lake scene decoration. L: 6".	[400-600]
	249-250 NO LOTS
251	CHINESE ROSEWOOD RECTANGULAR PLANT STAND. Late 19th century. The molded, flush-panelled top over a concave frieze centered with foliate scrollwork, the molded square-section legs joined by a stepped box stretcher. H: 18 1/4" (46.5 cm); W: 7 3/4" (19.5 cm); D: 7 3/4" (19.5 cm).	[100-150]
252	PAIR OF ANGLO-CHINESE ELMWOOD OCCASIONAL TABLES. Each rectangular top with serpentine edges, the shaped conforming frieze raised on canted, restrained cabriole legs, the arched cross stretcher supporting a conforming undertier. H: 28" (71 cm); W: 18 1/2" (47 cm); D: 13 1/2" (34 cm).	[100-150]
253	ANGLO-CHINESE CARVED AND LACQUERED HARDWOOD ARMCHAIR. Circa 1900. The arched, cartouche-shaped back centered by a quatrefoil panel painted with a ho-ho bird, the serpentine-fronted solid seat similarly painted, flanked by dragon-form arms and raised on cabriole legs, carved throughout with dragons and scrolling clouds.	[200-300]
254	ANGLO-CHINESE CARVED CAMPHORWOOD CHEST. The hinged rectangular lid opening to a storage well, the top and sides carved with battle scenes, raised on bracket feet. H: 22 3/4" (58 cm); W: 41 1/4" (105 cm); D: 20 1/2" (52 cm).	[300-400]
255	COROMANDEL FOUR-LEAF BLACK-LACQUER AND POLYCHROME SCREEN. With figural landscapes depicting courtly ladies at various pursuits, the obverse with a floral landscape. H: 72" (183 cm); W: 63 1/2" (161.5 cm).	[300-400]
256	ORIENTAL BRASS-BOUND CAMPHORWOOD TRUNK COVERED IN PAINTED LEATHER. Late 19th century. The hinged rectangular lid opening to a storage well, the exterior painted with floral panels in shaded of ivory on a red ground. H: 16 1/4" (41.5 cm); W: 34 1/2" (87.5 cm); D: 18 1/4" (46.5 cm).	[300-400]
257	KOREAN PAINTED OAK RECTANGULAR LOW TABLE. 19th century. The molded rectangular, flush-panelled top raised on square-section, beaded legs with scroll feet, the carved frieze continuing into brackets. H: 17 1/2" (44.5 cm); L: 36" (91.5 cm); W: 17 1/2" (44.5 cm).	[400-600]
258	CHINESE CARVED ROSEWOOD ALTAR TABLE. Late 19th century. The flush-panelled, molded rectangular top over a scroll-carved frieze carved with thousand-gift motifs, the rectangular-section end supports of open panel form. H: 34 1/2" (87.5 cm); L: 61 3/4" (157 cm); W: 16 1/2" (42 cm).	[400-600]
259	CHINESE PAINTED SIDE TABLE. The molded rectangular, flush-panelled top over a front with an arrangement of three frieze drawers over four molded panels, all raised on square-section legs. H: 35" (89 cm); L: 51 3/4" (131.5 cm); W: 21 1/2" (54.5 cm).	[400-600]
260	PAIR OF CHINESE ELMWOOD LOW STOOLS. Northern China, 19th century. Each molded rectangular, flush-panelled top raised on molded, square-section legs joined by an arched frieze and a molded box stretcher. H: 20 3/4" (52.5 cm); W: 20 1/4" (51.5 cm); D: 17 1/2" (44.5 cm).	[500-700]
261	PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED AND LACQUERED PLANT STANDS. Northern China, 19th century. Each rectangular, flush-panelled top over a leaf-carved frieze with scroll brackets, the square-section legs joined by a similarly carved box stretcher and terminating in scroll feet. H: 33 1/2" (85 cm); W: 20 1/4" (51.5 cm); D: 14" (35.5 cm).	[500-700]
262	CHINESE YELLO-PAINTED ALTAR TABLE. The molded rectangular top with upcurved ends, the shaped apron with pierced brackets carved with gwelins, each end support with a raised-and-fielded panel over a panel carved with further gwelin motifs. H: 35 1/2" (90 cm); L: 69 3/4" (177 cm); W: 15 3/4" (40 cm).	[500-700]
263	CHINESE ELMWOOD MEDICINE CHEST. Northern China, 19th century. The rectangular top with a sunken panel, the front with 16 drawers, each drawer front inscribed with Chinese characters, the interior with compartments, the stile legs with brackets. H: 43 1/4" (110 cm); W: 36" (91.5 cm); D: 22" (56 cm).	[600-800]
264	CHINESE BAMBOO AND ELMWOOD RECTANGULAR LOW TABLE. Northern China, 19th century. The molded rectangular top with an inset lattice-work panel, the lattice-work frieze raised on cluster legs. H: 18 1/2" (47 cm); L: 51" (129.5 cm); W: 29 3/4" (75.5 cm).	[600-800]
265	ANGLO-CHINESE SCARLET-LACQUER WRITING-TABLE. The molded rectangular top painted with a figural landscape, the front with a central frieze drawer flanked on each side by two further drawers, the "kneehole" with scrolled brackets, all raised on square-section legs and decorated with floral sprays and scrollwork with black highlights. H: 32" (81.5 cm); L: 54 1/4" (138 cm); W: 24 1.2" (62 cm).	[600-800]
266	ANGLO-CHINESE CARVED AND BLACK-PAINTED ETAGERE. 19th century. The outset molded cornice over a front with an arrangement of eleven open shelves centered by a shelf in the form of a curved bridge, all over three panelled drawers, raised on lion-paw feet and profusely carved with birds, flowers and foliage. H: 71 1/2" (181.5 cm); W: 56 1/2" (143.5 cm); D: 14 3/4" (37.5 cm).	[600-800]
267	KOREAN RED-LACQUER BLANKET CHEST. North Korean, 19th century. The rectangular top over a hinged panel opening to a paper-lined interior, the front applied with pierced decorative mounts. H: 24" (61 cm); W: 26 1/4" (66.5 cm); D: 15" (38 cm).	[600-800]
268	CHINESE ELMWOOD SQUARE LOW TABLE. Northern China, 18th/19th century. The molded rectangular, flush-panelled top raised on turned legs joined by a pierced frieze. H: 17 1/2" (44.5 cm); W: 37 1/4" (94.5 cm); D: 37 1/4" (94.5 cm).	[600-800]
269	PAIR OF CHINESE PAINTED ELMWOOD OFFICIAL ARMCHAIRS. Northern China, 19th century. Each open rectangular back with a yoke-form crest rail over a bent splat, the solid seat with a molded sunken panel and outcurved arms, the molded square-section legs joined by a box stretcher.	[700-900]
270	KOREAN PAINTED PINE WHITE-METAL- MOUNTED BLANKET CHEST. North Korea, 19th century. The rectangular top over a front with a hinged panel opening to a paper-lined interior with three small suspended drawers, the front and sides mounted with bail handles and decoratively engraved plates. H: 31" (79 cm); W: 33 1/2" (85 cm); D: 18 1/2" (47 cm).	[700-900]
271	PAIR OF CHINESE PAINTED HORSESHOE-BACK ARMCHAIRS. Northern China, 19th century. Each curved and arched crest rail over a pierced and shaped splat and terminating in outcurved arms, the solid seat with a sunken panel, the turned legs joined by a box stretcher.	[700-900]
272	ANGLO-CHINESE HARDWOOD PEDESTAL SIDEBOARD. 19th century. The molded rectangular, flush-panelled top raised on pedestals, each with two panelled drawers over a door with an arched panel, the stile feet joined by a shaped skirt, a pair of similar drawers suspended over the "kneehole". H: 39 1/2" (100.5 cm); W: 46 3/4" (119 cm); D: 15 1/2" (39.5 cm).	[700-900]
273	CHINESE PINE LOW SIDE CABINET. The molded rectangular, flush-panelled top over a front with a pair of similarly panelled doors flanked on each side by a further door, all opening to shelves and applied with brass mounts, the stiles continuing into simple bracket feet. H: 27 1/2" (70 cm); W: 65 1/4" (165.5 cm); D: 18 1/2" (47 cm).	[700-900]
274	CHINESE ELMWOOD TWO-DOOR CABINET. Northern China, 19th century. The rectangular top over a front with a pair of flush-panelled doors opening to shelves, two small suspended drawers and a storage well, the stile legs joined by a scroll-carved skirt. H: 75 1/2" (192 cm); W: 43" (109 cm); D: 21 1/2" (54.5 cm).	[800-1,200]
275	CHINESE BLACK-LACQUER MING STYLE CABINET. Northern China, 19th century. The molded rectangular top over a front with a pair of molded and panelled doors opening to shelves and a pair of suspended drawers, the outset, turned stile legs joined by an arched and panelled skirt. H: 71 3/4" (182 cm); W: 37" (94 cm); D: 18 1/2" (52 cm).	[800-1,200]
276	CHINESE BAMBOO PAINTING TABLE. Northern China, 19th century. The rectangular top over a pierced frieze filled with geometric lattice-work panels, each end raised on four legs joined by a box stretcher. H: 33" (84 cm); L: 74 1/2" (189 cm); W: 20 3/4" (552.5 cm).	[900-1,200]
277	CHINESE RED-LACQUER TWO-DOOR ARMOIRE. Northern China, 18th century. The rectangular top over a front with a pair of flush-panelled doors opening to shelves and a storage well, the stile legs joined by a pierced and carved frieze. H: 70 1/2" (179 cm); W: 46 3/4" (111 cm); D: 18 3/4" (47.5 cm).	[900-1,200]
278	PAIR OF CHINESE BAMBOO OFFICIAL ARMCHAIRS. Northern China, 19th century. Each stepped rectangular back centered with a lattice-work panel of Chinese characters, the arms with open panel work, the solid seat raised on cluster legs joined by a box stretcher.	[900-1,200]
279	CHINESE BLACK-LACQUER PAINTING TABLE. Northern China, 19th century. The molded rectangular, flush-panelled top raised on molded square-section legs joined by a pierced scroll frieze and terminating in tapered block feet. H: 34 1/2" (87.5 cm); L: 71" (180.5 cm); W: 31 1/2" (80 cm).	[1,000-1,500]
280	COROMANDEL EIGHT-LEAF FLOOR SCREEN. Wih a continuous figural landscape depicting a courtly pavillion near a lake, executed in polychrome on a gold-leaf ground, the obverse depicting a bamboo thicket. H: 84" (213.5 cm); W: 128" (325 cm).	[1,000-1,500]
281	CHINESE BLACK-LACQUERED MUSIC TABLE. Northern China, 19th century. The flush-panelled, rectangular top raised on molded square-section legs with pad feet, the pierced frieze continuing into brackets. H: 34" (86 cm); L: 86" (218.5 cm); W: 18" (46 cm).	[1,000-1,500]
282	ANGLO-CHINESE ROSEWOOD PARTNER'S PEDESTAL DESK. The flush-panelled rectangular top over a frieze with four panelled drawers and four opposing drawers, each pedestal with a further two drawers and two opposing drawers, the beaded square-section legs joined by a lattice-work platform stretcher. H: 33" (84 cm); W: 61 1/2" (156.5 cm); D: 28 1/4" (72 cm). Prov.: General Alexander Archer Vandegrift, stationed in China during the 1930's, the "Hero of Guadalcanal".	[1,500-2,000]
283	KOREAN ELMWOOD WHITE-METAL-MOUNTED CHEST-ON-STAND. The molded rectangular top over a front with four small frieze drawers surmounting a cupboard with two panelled doors surrounded by molded panels, all over two further two-door cupboards, the stand with square-section legs terminating in cloud scrolls. H: 63 1/4" (160.5 cm); W: 41 1/4" (105.5 cm); D: 19 1/2" (49.5 cm).	[1,500-2,000]
284	CHINESE BLACK-LACQUERED HARDWOOD TEMPLE ALTAR TABLE. Northern China, 19th century. The molded rectangular, flush-panelled top over a molded convex frieze continuing into molded square-section cabriole legs with pierced, foliate scroll feet. H: 35" (89 cm); L: 107 3/4" (273.5 cm); W: 20 1/2" (52 cm).	[2,200-2,800]
285	PATINATED-BRONZE TABLE PEDESTAL. The baluster-shaped standard elaborately cast with floral swags, gadrooning and scrollwork, the beaded capital applied with four melusines with entwined arms, their foliate "tails" forming the support brackets, the stepped circular base raised on lion-paw feet. H: 30 3/4" (78 cm).	[500-700]
286	CAST-IRON BIRD BATH. The shallow basin with a gadrooned rim mounted with two doves, the fluted, baluster-form standard raised on a circular base cast with a pierced design of roses. H: 33 1/2" (85 cm); Diam.: 19" (48 cm).	[400-600]
287	THREE-TIER WIRE-WORK FERN STAND. 19th century. Comprising three graduated, scrollwork baskets with everted rims, raised on a tripod base with scroll feet. H: 57 1/2" (146 cm); Diam.: 25" (63.5 cm).	[400-600]
288	PATINATED-BRONZE FIGURE OF A STANDING BULL. H: 20 3/4" (52.5 cm); L: 27" (68.5 cm).	[700-900]
289	PATINATED-BRONZE FIGURE OF A YOUNG GIRL. Depicted in hip-shot pose with Classical drapery and long hair, holding her arms aloft. H: 39 1/2" (100 cm).	[700-900]
290	PAIR OF CAST-IRON URN-FORM JARDINIERES. Each ribbed body with an everted undulating rim, the similarly ribbed base flanked by pierced foliate scrolls. H: 30" (76 cm); W: 31" (79 cm).	[600-900]
291	BRONZE FIGURAL WALL FOUNTAIN IN THE BAROQUE TASTE. In the form of a winged putto head. H: 14" (35.5 cm); W: 30" (76 cm).	[700-900]
292	PAIR OF CAST-IRON TERRACE URNS. Each lobed, campana-form body with an everted, gadrooned rim, the sides cast with rinceaux and applied with handles, the fluted socle raised on a rectangular plinth. H: 29 1/4" (74.5 cm); Diam.: 22 1/2" (57 cm).	[800-1,200]
293	PAIR OF CAST-IRON LARGE GARDEN URNS AND PEDESTALS. Each of lobed campana form, the sides cast with Classical figures and applied with lion-mask handles, the square-section, tapering pedestal with panelled sides, each centered by a pair of winged putti. H: 62 1/2" (159 cm); Diam.: 31" (79 cm).	[900-1,200]
294	PATINATED-BRONZE FIGURAL FOUNTAIN. Designed as a young peasant woman leaning against a stone well. H: 36" (91.5 cm).	[1,000-1,200]
295	CAST-IRON FIGURAL FOUNTAIN IN THE 17TH CENTURY MANNER. The octagonal, gadrooned reservoir surmounted by a youth holding aloft a shell-form basin, all raised on a baluster-form standard cast with leaves, the octagonal base cast with foliage. H: 81 1/2" (207 cm); Diam.: 44" (112 cm).	[1,000-1,500]
296	PAIR OF CAST-IRON TERRACE URNS ON PEDESTALS. Each leaf-capped campana-shaped body with an everted rim, the sides applied with Classical figures and loop handles, the fluted socle raised on a square plinth, the square-section tapering pedestal with foliate molding, the sides cast with laurel wreaths. H: 37 1/4" (94.5 cm); Diam.: 15 1/2" (39.5 cm).	[1,000-1,500]
297	PATINATED-BRONZE FIGURAL TERRACE URN. The campana-shaped body with a beaded rim, the sides applied with Herculean heads mounted on lion skins, the socle raised on a square plinth. H: 27" (68.5 cm); Diam.: 24 1/2" (62 cm).	[1,200-1,500]
298	PAIR OF CAST-IRON CAMPANA-FORM GARDEN URNS AND PEDESTALS IN THE LOUIS XVI STYLE. Each cast with diaper work, the socle ribbed, the square-section tapering pedestal cast with foliate arabesques. H: 42 3/4" (108.5 cm); Diam.: 19" (48.5 cm).	[1,200-1,800]
299	PATINATED-BRONZE FIGURAL FOUNTAIN. Depicting a young boy astride a large fish mounted on a rocky outcrop. H: 46 3/4" (119 cm).	[1,500-2,000]
300	PATINATED-BRONZE FIGURAL FOUNTAIN. Depicting a young boy with a crane, the base in the form of a rocky outcrop mounted with a turtle and a larg fish. H: 55" (139.5 cm).	[2,000-3,000]
301	PAIR OF PATINATED-BRONZE SWAN-FORM FOUNTAINS. Each depicted floating on the water with outstretched neck. Tallest, H: 36" (91.5 cm).	[2,000-3,000]
302	PAIR OF NEO-CLASSICAL STYLE PATINATED- BRONZE TERRACE URNS. Each campana-shaped body with an everted, petal-molded rim, the sides molded with putti bearing swags of vine, the lobed lower section mounted with ram's-head handles, the fluted socle on a square plinth. H: 30" (76 cm); Diam.: 20 1/2" (52 cm).	[2,200-2,500]
303	PAIR OF NEO-CLASSICAL STYLE PATINATED- BRONZE TERRACE URNS. Each campana-shaped body with an everted, petal-molded rim, the side molded with putti bearing swags of vine, the lobed lower section mounted with ram's-head handles, the fluted socle on a square plinth. H: 30" (76 cm); Diam.: 20 1/2" (52 cm).	[2,200-2,800]
304	PAIR OF BAROQUE STYLE PATINATED- BRONZE TERRACE URNS. Each leaf-capped, compressed ovoid body with an everted rim, the sides cast with masks and mounted with lioness-mask ring handles, the circular stepped base cast with flowers, ribbons and Classical medallions. H: 33 1/2" (85 cm); Diam.: 25 1/2" (65 cm).	[3,000-3,500]
305	PAIR OF PATINATED-BRONZE GARDEN URNS ON PEDESTALS. Each lobed, ovoid urn mounted with florets, the sides with foliate scroll handles and raised on winged monopodi, the pedestal in the form of a fluted Corinthian column flanked by outset acanthus-cast, scrolled pilasters, the spreading circular base molded with a broad band of foliage. H: 56 1/2" (143.5 cm).	[4,000-6,000]
306	PATINATED-BRONZE FIGURAL FOUNTAIN. The shallow, shell-cast basin, surmounted by a swan with outstretched wings carrying on its back a winged putto, the leaf-capped base mounted by mer-children with linked hands. H: 77 1/2" (197 cm); Diam.: 41" (104 cm).	Illustrated page 32
307	PAIR OF RENAISSANCE STYLE PATINATED- BRONZE ARMORIAL LIONS. Each depicted in alert, seated position holding in front a strapwork shield centered by a sunburst, the rectangular base raised on elaborate foliate scroll legs. H: 58 3/4" (149 cm); L: 44" (112 cm).	[8,000-10,000]
308	PROVINCIAL LOUIS XV CARVED PINE ARMOIRE. The arched cavetto cornice surmounted by scrolls, the conforming, panelled frieze centered by a circular cartouche, the front with a pair of doors, each with two shaped panels, opening to shelves, trays and hanging-space and flanked by rounded stiles continuing into short cabriole legs with scroll toes joined by a shaped skirt. H: 92 3/4" (235.5 cm); W: 58 3/4 (149.5 cm); D: 27 1/2" (70 cm).	[1,800-2,200]
309	LOUIS XVI BOIS DE ROSE PARQUETRY AND MARQUETRY TABLE A ECRIRE A ECRAN. Mid-18th century. The rectangular serpentine-fronted top with canted front corners and a gilt-bronze edge, centered by a foliate scroll panel veneered a quatres faces and surmounted by a retractable, pleated-silk screen with a shaped crest rail and finialled posts, the shaped and concave apron with a drawer in the right side, the interior fitted with compartments, the square-section cabriole legs with bronze-dore, foliate sabots. H:36" (91.5 cm); W: 23 3/4" (60.5 cm); D: 17" (43 cm).	[3,000-5,000]
310	PROVINCIAL LOUIS XV/LOUIS XVI ELMWOOD TABLE-A-ECRIRE. The rectangular top with a three-quarter gallery and serpentine front edge, the shaped frieze with a drawer, raised on square-section, restrained cabriole legs. H: 24 3/4" (63 cm); L: 27" (68.5 cm); W: 17 1/4" (44 cm).	[300-500]
311	LOUIS XVI GREY-PAINTED CHILD'S FAUTEUIL EN CABRIOLET. Last quarter 18th century. The padded and splayed rectangular back flanked by fluted columnar posts issuing outcurved arms with padded elbow rests and raised on baluster-form supports, the bow-fronted stuff-over seat with conforming rails raised on turned, tapered and fluted legs, frame channelled throughout and carved with piastres, guilloche banding, paterae and lotus banding.	[800-1,200]
312	NAPOLEON III CARVED ROSEWOOD PRIE- DIEU. Third quarter 19th century. The pierced cartouche-form back surmounted by a curved and padded elbow rest, the stuff-over, serpentine-fronted, sloping seat with conforming rails on short cabriole legs.	[300-500]
313	PAIR OF FRENCH SECOND EMPIRE CARVED WALNUT SALON CHAIRS. Second half 19th century. Each padded rectangular back and stuff-over seat raised on molded cabriole legs with leaf-carved knees and scroll toes.	[500-700]
314	LOUIS XVI STYLE AMARANTH AND SATINWOOD, PORCELAIN AND GILT-METAL-MOUNTED SIDE CABINET. The superstructure surmounted by a rectangular top with convex ends and a pierced three-quarter gallery, the front with a pair of panelled doors, the porcelain panels painted with floral urns, opening to shelves, all flanked by conforming open shelves, the outset lower section with similarly rounded ends, the conforming frieze centered by a drawer inset with three further porcelain plaques painted with floral sprays andgarlands, the tapering octagonal legs with toupie feet joined by a shaped cross stretcher, gilt-metal mounts throughout. H: 51 1/2" (131 cm); W: 41 1/2" (105.5 cm); D: 12 3/4" (32.5 cm).	[1,000-1,500]
315	FINE NAPOLEON III RED TORTOISE SHELL "BOULLE" BUREAU DE DAME. Signed, "P. SORMANI/10, R. Charlot/PARIS", third quarter 19th century. The serpentine superstructure with a pierced three-quarter gallery over two small drawers, the bombe slope opening to an interior fitted with a leather-lined writing-surface and an open shelf over three serpentine-fronted, bombe drawers veneered with cube parquetry, the interior lined with bois de violette, the shaped serpentine frieze with a drawer and continuing into square-section cabriole legs with sabots, the sides similarly bombe, ebonised throughout, gilt-brass stringing, profusely inlaid with foliate panels of premiere-partie brass on a red tortoise shell ground. H: 39 1/2" (100.5 cm); W: 29 1/4" (74.5 cm); D: 18" (45.5 cm).	[5,000-7,000]
316	GOOD PAIR OF NAPOLEON III GILTWOOD FAUTEUILS A LA REINE. Third quarter 19th century. Each cartouche-form padded back within a conforming frame surmounted by a carved foliate crest centered by an espagnolette, the downswept arms with padded elbow rests and scrolled terminals with back-curved supports, the serpentine-fronted stuff-over seat with conforming shaped rails centered by further espagnolettes and continuing into cabriole legs with scrolled toes, frame channelled throughout and crisply carved with feuillage, coquillage, trailing husks and beading.	[5,000-7,000]
317	FRENCH BELLE-EPOQUE PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT BEECHWOOD SALON CHAIR. Last quarter 19th century. The open rectangular back with an arched crest rail over a pierced cross-bar, the sepentine-fronted stuff-over seat raised on turned, tapered and leaf-capped legs, frame carved with foliate motifs.	[100-150]
318	LOUIS XVI STYLE WALNUT CIRCULAR ONYX-TOP GUERIDON. The top with a pierced gallery, the conforming frieze raised on turned, stop-fluted legs with splayed feet joined by a platform stretcher mounted with a covered urn, gilt-metal mounts throughout. H: 18 3/4" (27.5 cm); Diam.: 12" (30.5 cm).	[300-500]
319	FRENCH PROVINCIAL BIRCH CIRCULAR DROP-LEAF TABLE. The top with rule-jointed leaves, the plain frieze raised on turned and tapering legs. H: 28 3/4" (73 cm); Diam.: 42 3/4" (108.5 cm).	[200-300]
320	FRENCH CARVED WALNUT CHIFFONIER IN THE RENAISSANCE TASTE. Late 19th century. The grey-veined, white marble, reverse-breakfront top backed by an arched central mirror within an architectural frame flanked on each side by open galleried shelves raised on colonettes, the front with three frieze drawers over three cupboard doors interspersed with further colonettes, all profusely carved with foliage and flower heads. H: 80 1/4" (204 cm); W: 59 1/2" (151 cm); D: 22 1/2" (57 cm).	[800-1,200]
321	LOUIS XVI STYLE GILTWOOD SALON SUITE. Comprising a canape en cabriolet and two fauteuils a medaillon en suite, the canape with padded oval back surmounted by a floral crest, the outcurved arms with apdded elbow rests and scrolled terminals on back-curved supports, the bow-fronted stuff-over seat with conforming rails centered by a rose-carved panel, the turned, tapered and stop-fluted legs headed by paterae, frame channelled throughout and carved with ruban enroule and feuillage, upholstered in floral Aubusson panels.	[1,000-1,500]
322	FRENCH CARVED ROSEWOOD ARMOIRE IN THE NEO-CLASSICAL TASTE. Late 19th century. The outset, molded and arched pediment surmounted by a be-ribboned scroll crest, the conforming molded door with an arched and bevelled mirror plate, flanked by free-standing, fluted columns, the base with a drawer, all raised on toupie feet. H: 93 1/4" (237 cm); W: 44 3/4" (113.5 cm); D: 20 1/2" (52 cm).	[1,000-1,500]
323	FRENCH GOTHIC-REVIVAL WROUGHT-IRON TILE-TOP PEDESTAL. Third quarter 19th century. The rectangular tile top set within a conforming molded frame raised on splayed, twist-turned legs terminating above in volutes and below in paw feet, the sides filled with lattice-work panels of flowering vine. H: 38 1/2" (98 cm); W: 14 1/2" (37 cm); D: 14 1/2" (37 cm).	[2,800-3,200]
324	GOOD FRENCH PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT ONYX-TOP CONSOLE TABLE IN THE EMPIRE MANNER. Late 19th century. The rectangular, white-onyx top over a frieze carved with swan-form, foliate arabesques centered by an urn, the end supports in the form of winged female monopodi terminating in lion-paw feet, backed by a rectangular mirror flanked on each side by a carved panel, all raised on a U-shaped plinth with petal molding, painted sage green with gilt highlights. H: 37 3/4" (96 cm); L: 62 1/2" (158.5 cm); W: 173/4" (45 cm).	[8,000-10,000]
325	LOUIS XVI STYLE GILTWOOD AND MARBLE- TOP OVAL OCCASIONAL TABLE. The grey-veined white-marble top over a pierced foliate frieze suspending floral swags, the turned and fluted legs joined by an X-form stretcher. H: 23" (58.5 cm); L: 29 1/2" (75 cm); W: 22" (56 cm).	[300-500]
326	LOUIS XVI STYLE GILTWOOD AND CANED TABOURET. The molded rectangular top over a leaf-carved frieze, the turned, tapered and acanthus-capped legs headed by paterae and joined by an X-form stretcher, carved with ruban enroule.	[300-500]
327	PROVINCIAL LOUIS XV STYLE WALNUT TABLE-A-ECRIRE. The rectangular top with canted corners and a low gallery, the front with a long drawer over two small drawers, the shaped and molded skirt continuing into molded cabriole legs. H: 28 1/2" (72.5 cm); W: 35 3/4" (91 cm); D: 17 3/4" (45 cm).	[400-600]
328	TRANSITIONAL LOUIS XV/LOUIS XVI WALNUT AND PARQUETRY TABLE VITRINE. The hinged rectangular top with serpentine edges and a glazed conforming panel opening to reveal a velvet-lined interior, the shaped concave frieze continuing into square-section cabriole legs, inlaid throughout with foliate and floral arabesques, gilt-metal mounts. H: 24 1/4" (61.5 cm); W: 24" (61 cm); D: 16 1/4" (41.5 cm).	[400-600]
329	TRANSITIONAL LOUIS XV/LOUIS XVI STYLE KINGWOOD AND PARQUETRY MARBLE-TOP SEMANIER. The rectangular sienna marble top with a breakfront edge and canted corners, the conforming front with seven parquetry drawers flanked by canted and crossbanded stiles continuing into short, keeled cabriole legs joined by a shaped skirt, gilt-metal chutes and sabots. H: 57 3/4" (146.5 cm); W: 29" (73.5 cm); D: 15 1/4" (39 cm).	[800-1,200]
330	PAIR OF LOUIS XVI STYLE GILTWOOD FAUTEUILS A LA REINE. Each paded rectangular back within a conforming frame surmoutned by a floral crest, the downswept arms with padded elbow rests and scroll terminals on back-curved supports, the bow-fronted stuff-over seat with conforming rails raised on turned, tapered and fluted legs headed by paterae, carved throughout with fueillage and ruban enroule.	[800-1,000]
331	FRENCH QUARTERED OAK RUSTIC DINING- TABLE IN THE 18TH CENTURY STYLE. The rectangular top with rounded corners, the frieze with two drawers and two opposing drawers, raised on square-section chamfered legs joined by an H-stretcher. H: 29" (74 cm); L: 79" (200.5 cm); W: 32 1/4" (82 cm).	[800-1,200]
332	TRANSITIONAL LOUIS XV/LOUIS XVI AMARANTH AND PARQUETRY MARBLE-TOP COMMODE A LA REGENCE. The molded breche d'Alep rectangular top with a serpentine front and sides, the conforming front with three drawers flanked by convex stiles continuing into keeled cabriole legs joined by a shaped skirt. H: 32" (81 cm); W: 48" (122 cm); D: 20 3/4" (53 cm).	[1,000-1,500]
333	LOUIS XVI STYLE GILTWOOD SALON SUITE. Comprising a canape a la Reine and two fauteuils en suite, each padded rectangular back within a conforing frame surmounted by a floral crest, the downswept arms with padded elbow rests and scroll terminals on back-curved supports, the bow-fronted stuff-over seat with conforming rails raised on turned, tapered and fluted legs headed by paterae, carved throughout with feuillage and ruban enroule, upholstered in floral Aubusson tapestry panels.	[1,200-1,500]
334	LOUIS XV STYLE PAINTED COMMODE A LA REGENCE. The molded rectangular top with serpentine front and sides, the conforming front with an arrangement of two short over two long drawers flanked by keeled stiles continuing into splayed feet joined by a shaped skirt, painted throughout with floral sprays in scrolled reserves on a pale green ground. H: 36 3/4" (93 cm); W: 45 1/2" (115.5 cm); D: 21 3/4" (55 cm).	[1,200-1,800]
335	FRENCH CARVED OAK SETTLE IN THE GOTHIC TASTE. Circa 1900. The arched, solid back carved with a broad geometric band, the sides in the form of gargoyles representing winged feline beasts, the solid seat raised on massive block supports. L: 52 3/4" (134 cm).	Illustrated page 40
336	FRENCH ART DECO BUREAU DE DAME. Circa 1920. The molded rectangular top with a leather-lined writing-slide opening to reveal lidded compartments, the superstructure with two hined banks of drawers opening to an interior with two open shelves flanked by tambour-fronted end sections, raised on turned, tapered and reeded legs. H: 38 1/4" (97 cm); W: 24 3/4" (63 cm); D: 16 3/4" (42.5 cm).	[600-800]
337	ART DECO CARVED WALNUT CANAPE. Circa 1920. The slightly arched, padded back within a leaf-carved frame surmounted by a leaf-carved crest and continuing into similarly padded, curved arms, the loose-cushion seat raised on similarly carved block feet. L: 77 1/2" (197 cm).	[600-800]
338	FRENCH BELLE EPOQUE GILT-BRASS AND PAINTED PORCELAIN EIGHT-LIGHT CHANDELIER. Stamped, "G.D. 4310", late 19th century. The circular Sevres-style bowl painted with figural vignettes emblematic of the seasons, all within a pierced rocaille frame issuing foliate candle branches terminating in foliate nozzles and drip pans, suspended by chains from a foliate corona. H: 23" (58.5 cm); Diam.: 22 1/2" (57 cm).	[300-400]
339	PAIR OF RENAISSANCE STYLE WHITE-METAL CANDLE PEDESTALS WITH BASES. Each pedestal of baluster form raised on a triangular, molded plinth-form base. H: 25 1/2" (90 cm).	[400-600]
340	PATINATED-BRONZE AND GREEN GLASS HALL LANTERN. The corona with three branches supporting a circlet mounted with be-ribboned laurel leaves and suspending a basket covered with green glass flower heads centered with "pearls".	[400-600]
341	PAIR OF CAST-BRASS FIGURAL WALL SCONCES. Each designed as a pierced and foliate backplate in the Rococo style, issuing a scrolled and pierced foliate candle branch terminating in a similar drip pan and surmounted by a putto bearing a swag of berried laurel. H: 17" (43 cm).	[500-700]
342	ART DECO STYLE GILT-METAL AND FROSTED-GLASS SEVEN-LIGHT CHANDELIER. The triangular, rope-twist basket supporting a conforming glass inverted shade and issuing six foliate candle branches. H: 28 1/2" (72.5 cm); Diam.: 23 1/2" (54.5 cm).	[700-900]
343	ITALIAN ROCOCO WALNUT COMMODE-A- LA-REGENCE. Mid-18th century. The molded rectangular top with a serpentine front edge, the conforming bombe front with three molded drawers veneered in burr walnut a deux faces, the panelled bombe stiles continuing into splayed square-section legs joined by a shaped skirt. H: 33 1/4" (84.5 cm); W: 50 1/2" (128.5 cm); D: 24 1/2" (62 cm). Illustrated	[3,000-4,000]
344	CONTINENTAL CARVED OAK CHEST. 18th century. The molded, hinged, rectangular top opening to a storage well with a lidded candle till, the front with a molded panel carved with foliate rinceaux, mythological beasts and the date 1771, raised on stile feet joined by a shaped, molded and leaf-carved skirt. H: 31" (79 cm); W: 57 1/2" (146 cm); D: 20 3/4" (53 cm).	[2,500-3,000]
345	PAIR OF ITALIAN PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT ALTAR STICKS. Late 18th century. Each of triangular section and baluster form carved with acanthus foliage, beading and ribbed panels, terminating above in a gadrooned circular top fitted with a tole nozzle and drip pan, painted green with gilt highlights. H: 48 3/4" (124 cm).	[3,000-4,000]
346	PAIR OF ITALIAN PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT FLOOR CANDLE STICKS. Mid-18th century. Each of triangular, baluster form, profusely carved with egg-and-dart molding, foliate molding and beading, the panels respectively carved with trailing wheat husk, flower heads and flaming hearts, terminating above in a gadrooned circular top with a tole nozzle and drip pan and below in foliate scroll legs, gilt and ochre highlights on an ivory ground. H: 57 3/4" (147 cm).	[5,000-6,000]
347	PAIR OF ITALIAN PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT FLOOR CANDLE STICKS. 19th century. Each of triangular, baluster form carved with acanthus leaves, gadrooning and swags, the circular top capped with lotus leaves, the triangular base with downsept scroll legs, the sides centered with further acanthus foliage. H: 74 1/2" (189.5 cm).	[5,000-7,000]
348	ITALIAN BAROQUE CARVED WALNUT TRONO. Attributed to Andrea Brustolon (active late 17th/early 18th century). The padded rectangular back issuing downswept arms headed by reclining putti and terminating in foliate scrolls, the supports in the form of youths draped in loincloths, the stuff-over seat raised on short, leaf-capped cabriole legs with feet carved as the heads of mythological beasts, the arched and molded cross-stretcher supporting a covered urn.	[7,000-9,000]
349	BIEDERMEIER PINE MARBLE-TOP CIRCULAR CENTER TABLE. Second quarter 19th century. The plain top raised on a slightly tapered triangular pedestal, the triangular platform base with concave sides on scroll feet with castors. H: 28 3/4" (73 cm); Diam.: 42" (106.5 cm).	[1,000-1,500]
350	CONTINENTAL EMPIRE WALNUT CANDLESTAND. First quarter 19th century. The circular, cockbeaded top raised on a twist-turned standard, the triangular platform base with concave sides and paw feet. H: 27 1/2" (70 cm); Diam.: 12 3/4" (32.5 cm).	[200-300]
351	GERMAN CARVED AND INLAID WALNUT CIRCULAR CENTER TABLE. Mid-19th century. The segmentally veneered top with a molded serpentine edge and inlaid with a band of scrolling foliage in boxwood on a kingwood ground, the baluster-carved standard carved with cabochon, the quadruped base with leaf-capped, downswept scroll legs and castors, mounted with similarly scrolled and carved secondary supports. H: 28 1/2" (72.5 cm); Diam.: 43 1/2" (110.5 cm).	[1,500-2,000]
352	ITALIAN WALNUT SCAGLIOLA-TOP CIRCULAR LOW TABLE. 19th century. The top centered with a rustic landscape depicting a treed hillock with a windmill and edged with an interlaced geometric design in yellow on a black ground, the molded and crossbanded edge raised on molded cabriole legs with scroll toes. H: 30" (51 cm); Diam.: 36 1/2" (93 cm).	[3,500-4,500]
353	ITALIAN RENAISSANCE-REVIVAL CARVED WALNUT OPEN ARMCHAIR. Stamped, "V. BESAREL/VENEZIA", mid-19th century. The rectangular back with a shaped and scrolled crest rail over a similar cross-bar, the downswept arms headed with reclining putti and terminating in scrolls, the padded seat raised on curule-form supports with lion-paw feet joined by baluster-turned pole strethcers, frame channelled throughout and profusely carved with acanthus foliage and grotesque masks.	[4,000-6,000]
354	DUTCH WALNUT AND MARQUETRY CHEVAL MIRROR. Circa 1840. The rectangular plate within a conforming tri-arch swing-frame suspended between square-section tapering posts with brass scrolled candle branches, the serpentine-fronted base raised on trestle ends with castors, profusely inlaid with floral marquetry and stringing. H: 83 1/2" (212 cm); W: 40 1/2" (103 cm).	[5,000-7,000]
355	FLEMISH CARVED OAK SIDE CHAIR. Second half 19th century. The open rectangular back with a pierced foliate splat surmounted by a vine-carved crest, the padded seat with lunette-carved rails raised on baluster-turned legs joined by an H-stretcher, frame twist-turned throughout.	[200-300]
356	FLEMISH CARVED OAK SIDE CHAIR IN THE 17TH CENTURY STYLE. The rectangular back centered by a caned panel within a pierced frame carved with fruiting vine flanked by finialled posts, the caned seat with lunette-carved rails, the turned, square-section legs joined by an H-stretcher, frame twist turned throughout and carved with paterae.	[200-300]
357	PAIR OF ITALIAN 17TH CENTURY STYLE WALNUT OCTAGONAL OCCASIONAL TABLES. Each molded top raised on a baluster-turned standard of massive proportions, the molded octagonal base with compressed bun feet. H: 21 3/4" (55 cm); Diam.: 20 1/4" (51.5 cm).	[400-600]
358	CONTINENTAL CARVED WALNUT AND CANED BERGERE IN THE LOUIS XVI TASTE. The molded rectangular back inset with a caned panel, the laurel-carved, overscroll arms similarly inset, the backcurved supports carved with piastres, the loose-cushion seat with convex, similarly carved rails, raised on pomegranate-form feet with castors.	[500-700]
359	CONTINENTAL CARVED BEECHWOOD ROCKING-CHAIR. Second half 19th century. The arched rectangular back with a scroll-carved crest over a caned panel, the spindle-turned posts with finials, the downswept arms flanking a serpentine-fronted padded seat raised on baluster-turned legs mounted on rockers.	[500-700]
360	FLEMISH SEVENTEENTH CENTURY STYLE CARVED OAK AND EBONY SIDE CABINET. 19th century. The molded rectangular top over a leaf-carved frieze drawer flanked by lion heads raised on columnar stiles, the front with a panelled door with geometric molding centered by a lozenge and opening to a shelf, the base with a further drawer, the convex plinth raised on compressed bun feet. H: 50" (127 cm); W: 38" (96.5 cm); D: 25 1/2" (65 cm).	[600-800]
361	ITALIAN RENAISSANCE STYLE CARVED WALNUT EXTENDING REFECTORY TABLE. The molded rectangular top extending on each long side with narrow additional leaves, each carved, urn-shaped end support raised on arched feet, the shaped pole stretcher similarly carved. H: 30 1/4" (77 cm); L: 114 1/2" (291 cm); W: 54 1/4" (138 cm).	[1,500-2,000]
362	ITALIAN RENAISSANCE STYLE CARVED WALNUT CASSAPANCA. Incorporating period components. The rectangular back centered by a carved figural panel flanked by terms surmounted by an outset cornice and raised on a spindle gallery, the hinged, solid seat opening to a storage well fitted with a till, the front with a molded armorial panel flanked by further terms, all raised on a molded plinth. H: 41 1/4" (104.5 cm); W: 49" (124.5 cm); D: 20 1/2" (52 cm).	[2,000-3,000]
363	SET OF SIX SEVENTEENTH CENTURY STYLE PAINTED OAK DINING-CHAIRS. Comprising six side chairs, each padded rectangular back flanked by twist-turned, square-section posts, the padded rectangular seat raised on similarly turned legs joined by a box stretcher raised on compressed bun feet.	[500-700]
364	NEAR PAIR OF CARVED HARDWOOD SOLOMONIC COLUMNS. Each spirally carved shaft entwined with fruiting vine, terminating above in a stylized Corinthian column and below in a socle. H: 59 3/4" (152 cm).	[1,500-2,000]
365	PATINATED-BRONZE MARBLE-TOP RECTANGULAR CENTER TABLE IN THE BAROQUE TASTE. The molded bardiglio top over a frieze cast with Vitruvian waves and suspending a foliate arabesque, the cabriole legs in the form of female monopodi hung with floral swags and terminating in lion-paw feet. H: 28 1/4" (72 cm); L: 37" (94 cm); W: 25 1/2" (65 cm).	[2,000-2,500]
366-375 NO LOTS
376	NINE PIECES AMERICAN STERLING FLATWARE. Five International "Mille Fleurs" pattern teaspoons; sugar tong marked "R"; Gorham "Strasbourg" pattern sugar spoon, monogrammed; Whiting "Madam Jumel" pattern dessert spoon, monogrammed; Towle "Louis XIV" pattern salad fork, monogrammed. Wt.: 5 oz. 4 dwt.	[75-100]
377	SILVER PLATED DEER. On rectangular base. L: 5 1/4".	[100-150]
378	SIX PIECES SILVER. Inverted pear shape perfume bottle, partly fluted body; two lipstick boxes, unmarked; perfume bottle stopper, marked "Harison maker"; salt shaker, marked "sterling", weighted base; frame, shaped rectangular, repousse with scrolls and flowers. Frame: 7 1/2" x 5". Weighable silver: 2 oz. 2 dwt.	[100-150]
379	FIVE PIECES STERLING. Four unmarked boxes. One shaped oval with repousse floral cover; one circular, sides repousse with floral and foliate decoration, detachable cover; one octagonal, repousse floral cover; the last one conical repousse floral decoration; hand hammered rectangular calender with chased floral decoration. Calender: 3 3/4" x 2 3/4". Weighable silver: 5 oz.	[100-150]
380	EIGHTEEN PIECES AMERICAN STERLING FLATWARE. Various makers and patterns. Weighable silver: 5 oz. 2 dwt.	[100-150]
381	VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED COFFEE URN WITH BURNER. Baluster shape repousse with grapevines centering two vacant cartouches, two handles in the form of a branch applied with similar decoration, circular base pierced with scrolls at intervals on four scroll, foliate and beaded supports, detachable cover, grapevine finial. H: 16".	[100-200]
382	THREE PIECES SHEFFIELD SILVER PLATED TEA SERVICE. Teapot, two-handle covered sugar and creamer. Plain ovoid, bombe cover, baluster finial, rattan handle. Teapot, H: 8 1/4".	[125-175]
383	21 PIECES SILVER AND SILVER PLATED FLATWARE. Two Durgin "English Rose" pattern serving spoons and sauce ladle; six teaspoons; 10 pieces fruit service with silver handle: 6 forks, 4 knives; sugar tongs; WMF meat fork. Weighable silver: 11 oz. 8 dwt.	[125-175]
383A	FIVE PIECES STERLING. Gorham baby cup, plain, scroll handle, monogrammed; Gorham two-handle open sugar and creamer, plain circular, scroll handles; Rogers small bowl with pierced border, gadroon rim; Webster small bowl with pierced sides, reeeded rim. Larger bowl, D: 6 1/2".	[125-225]
384	PAIR AMERICAN STERLING WEIGHTED THREE LIGHT CANDELABRA. Circular foot rising to tapering stem, two branches, vasiform sconces. H: 10 1/4".	[125-150]
385	FIVE PIECES AMERICAN STERLING. Gorham oval tray, plain reeded rim; Chicago Silver Co. two-handle open sugar, plain tapering cylindrical; two-handle open sugar, marks rubbed, circular on four hoof feet issuing from lion masks; Whiting footed bowl, circular with pierced border; Watson oval bowl, reeded rim, pierced border. Tray, L: 9 3/4". Wt.: 29 oz. 8 dwt.	[125-225]
386	REED & BARTON STERLING "FRAGRANCE" PATTERN SALAD SERVING SET. L: 9". Wt.: 6 oz. 4 dwt.	[100-200]
387	EIGHT PIECES AMERICAN STERLING. Manchester silver Co. Revere style bowl, small compote, circular dish, monogrammed; pair pepper shakers; salt cellar with salt spoon; shell form dish. Wt.: 34 oz. 8 dwt.	[150-250]
388	PAIR STERLING 950 THREE-LIGHT WEIGHTED CANDELABRA. Circular base, rim applied with scrolls and leaves, rising to knopped stem, vasiform sconces, drip pans, central bud finial. H: 10 1/4".	[150-250]
389	CONTINENTAL .800 FINE SILVER TRAY. Plain oval with scalloped reeded border. 14 1/4" x 11". Wt.: 17 oz. 2 dwt.	[150-250]
390	SIX PIECES AMERICAN STERLING. S. Kirk & Son repousse preserve spoon; J.S. Macdonald serving spoon, repousse terminal bowl with scalloped edge and bright cut floral decoration; Frank Smith jelly server; Davis & Galt salad serving spoon and fork, monogrammed; repousse dish in the form of a heart. Wt.: 8 oz. 6 dwt.	[175-275]
390A	PAIR GORHAM STERLING WEIGHTED CANDLESTICKS. Hexagonal base rising to tapering hexagonal stem, vasiform sconces, detachable bobeches with reeded rim. H: 9".	[200-300]
391	FOUR PIECES STERLING. Clothes brush marked "Sterling 925", repousse with flowers centering monogrammed cartouche; cigarette case, marked "sterling", shaped square, cover engraved with reeds centering monogrammed cartouche, border repousse with scrolls and foliage; 2 purses, one marked "Gersilver, other marked "sterling". Wt.: 12 oz.	[200-300]
392	AMERICAN STERLING PITCHER. Marked "Cartier", New York, also marked "Graff, Washbourne & Dunn". Baluster shape on circular foot, scroll handle. Inscribed and dated "1950". H: 9". Wt.: 26 oz. 8 dwt.	[200-300]
393	FIVE AMERICAN STERLING AND GLASS BOXES. Circular cut glass powder box with Whiting sterling cover, plain applied with beads, monogrammed; hair receiver, circular cut glass, pierced sterling cover repousse with flowers; three small cut glass boxes repousse floral decoration on silver covers, one by Unger Bros., one by Webster & Co., the last one marked "sterling". Larger, D: 4 1/2". H: 2 3/4"	[200-300]
394	STERLING 950 ENTREE DISH. Shaped rectangular, rim and cover applied with foliate and floral decoration, two handles. L, over handles: 14 1/4". Wt.: 59 oz. 6 dwt.	[200-300]
395	GORHAM STERLING CIRCULAR TRAY. Plain with reeded rim. D.: 14". Wt.: 27 oz.	[200-300]
396	AMERICAN STERLING PUNCH LADLE. Terminal applied with scrolling foliage. Monogrammed. L: 9 1/2". Wt.:	[225-325]
397	REED & BARTON STERLING "CHAMBORD" PATTERN SALAD SERVING SET. Spoon and fork. Monogrammed. L.: 9". Wt.: 5 oz. 6 dwt.	[225-425]
398	EIGHTEEN PIECES STERLING. Eight goblets marked "sterling 970". Plain flaring rim on circular foot, gilt interior; 9 footed cordial; tooth pick holder. Goblets, H: Wt.: 42 oz. 4 dwt.	[250-350]
399	REED & BARTON STERLING "LUXEMBOURG" PATTERN PUNCH LADLE. L: 11". Wt.: 5 oz.	[250-450]
400	GEORGIAN SILVER SUGAR TONGS. Cast with shell, foliage, scrolls engraved with flowers centering vacant cartouche. Wt.: 1 oz. 2 dwt.	[75-100]
400A	GEORGE III SILVER SERVING SPOON. By William Eley and William Fearn. London, 1818. Engraved with a crest. L: 11 3/4". Wt.: 3 oz. 6 dwt.	[125-150]
401	TWELVE PIECES MOTHER-OF-PEARL AND STERLING FLATWARE. Six fruit forks, cuffs marked "Sterling", 6 fruit knives unmarked.	[100-200]
402	TWO PIECES SHEFFIELD SILVER PLATE. Entree dish, shaped oval, applied at the rim and cover with grapevines, detachable handle in the form of a branch applied with grapevines; sauceboat with undertray, the rim applied with grapevines. Entree dish, L: 14 1/2".	[125-175]
403	25 PIECES ENGLISH SILVER FLATWARE. Twelve fruit knives, Sheffield, 1904-05, 11 marked "HG" and one marked "J.S."; 12 teaspoons and sugar tongs, London, 1889, marked partially rubbed, possibly James Wakely & Frank Wheeler, handles repousse with flowers and scrolls. Both in fitted box. Weighable silver: 8 oz. 8 dwt.	[125-225]
404	TWO VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR TONGS. One by Josiah Williams & Co. Exeter 1875, engraved with scrolling foliage centering monogrammed cartouche; the other London, 1871. Marke "T.S." applied with flowers and shells. Wt.: 3 oz. 4 dwt.	[150-175]
405	GLASS AND SILVER PLATE MOUNTED WATER PITCHER. Plain mount at the neck, flat hinged cover, loop handle. H: 10".	[150-250]
406	TWO ENGLISH SILVER SUGAR TONGS. One Edinburgh 1869, makers's mark "JW". Applied with shells; the other one Georgian with shell grips. Wt.: 2 oz. 8 dwt.	[150-250]
407	THREE PIECES SHEFFIELD SILVER-ON-COPPER COFFEE SERVICE. Coffee pot, two-handle covered sugar and creamer. Neo-classical style, cut corners, vacant cartouches flanked by bow-tie floral garlands, oval foot, angular handles. Coffee pot, H: 10 1/4".	[150-250]
408	ENGLISH SILVER PLATED TRAY. Marked "Z. Barraclough & Sons Silversmiths". Shaped rectangular, plain molded rim, two bifurcated handles, monogrammed. L, over handles: 25 1/2".	[150-250]
409	FOUR GEORGE IV SILVER "KING" PATTERN DINNER FORKS. By William Eaton. London, 1828. Engraved with a crest. Wt.: 12 oz. 6 dwt.	[175-275]
410	FOUR PIECES SILVER AND SILVER PLATE. English silver plated chamberstick, circular pan with molded rim, vasiform sconce, conical extinguisher, monogrammed; footed bowl, Birmingham 1936-37, makers mark "S.B & S Ltd", plain circular; sugar caster marked "Sterling England", oval baluster form; French creamer, baluster form, lobed body, wooden scroll handle. Sugar caster, H: 6". Weighable gross weight: 13 oz. 6 dwt.	[200-300]
411	ENGLISH SILVER PLATED THREE BOTTLE TANTALUS. Rectangular base on four scrolling foliate supports, central handle, three cut glass decanters with geometric design. H, over handle: 13".	[250-350]
412	TWO VICTORIAN SILVER TABLESPOONS. London, 1839. Maker's mark partly rubbed. Terminal applied with scrolling foliage centering crested cartouche. L.: 9". Wt.: 6 oz 6 dwt.	[275-475]
413	CONTINENTAL SILVER CREAMER. Oval flluted body, loop handle. Monogrammed. H.: 6 1/2". Wt.: 5 oz.	[300-500]
414	PAIR SHEFFIELD SILVER PLATED ENTREE DISHES. Shaped rectangular, gadrooned rims, detachable handles with gadroon decoration. 11" x 8".	[300-500]
415	SILVER PLATED TEA URN. Square base, ovoid body engraved with flowers, diapers, reeded band at the shoulder, two loop handles, detachable cover, baluster finial. H: 18 1/2".	[400-600]
416	PAIR SHEFFIELD PLATE CANDLESTICKS. C. 1785. Square base applied with foliate garlands, ram's head and medallions rising to fluted stem with conforming decoration, vasiform sconce applied with bow-tie foliate garlands, detachable bobeches with gadrooned rims. H: 11 1/2".	[1,300-1,500]
417	SILVER PLATED BUN WARMER. Oval on four paw feet, the cover chased with flowers and foliage, beaded rim. With liner and mazarine, two reeded handles issuing from foliage. L, over handles: 12 1/2".	[250-450]
418	PAIR AMERICAN SILVER PLATED ENTREE DISHES. Oval with gadrooned rim, detachable foliate handles, monogrammed. L: 11 1/2".	[300-500]
419	SILVER PLATED KETTLE-ON-STAND WITH BURNER. Circular, upper body engraved with scrolling foliage centering two cartouches engraved with armorials, leaf capped spout, flat hinged cover, nut finial, overhead fixed scroll and foliate handle; circular base with pierced foliate apron, four scroll and foliate supports. H, over handle: 15 1/2".	[200-300]
420	CONTINENTAL SILVER PLACE PLATE. Scalloped reeded edge. D: 9 1/2". Wt.: 16 oz. 6 dwt.	[75-100]
420A	SEVEN PIECES SILVER. Footed bowl, engraved allover with geometrical design; 925 Mexican square dish, scalloped rimm, lobed body; 3 Egyptian pieces: circular nut dish, circular tray, oil lamp;circular nut dish marked "Madeinsam Alex & Co.; two-handle open sugar, tapering cylindrical, lobed body, pierced handles applied with animal figures.	[100-200]
421	NINE PIECES ITALIAN SILVER. Shaped oval bowl with gadrooned rim; shaped circular platter with scroll and shell rim; small circular bowl with scalloped rim on four feet; 2 .800 fine child's flatware set: spoon, fork and knife in fitted box. Platter, D: 11 1/2". Weighable silver: 34 oz. 4 dwt.	[250-350]
421A	FRENCH SILVER SAUCEPAN. Plain circular, molded rim, treen handle. D: 7 3/4". Gross Weight: 22 oz. 4 dwt.	[400-600]
422	TWO SILVER PLATED JARDINIERES. Plain, rectangular, flaring rims. With liners. L: 14 1/2".	[75-125]
422A	CONTINENTAL SILVER-ON-COPPER WINE COOLER. Tapering cylindrical, reeded base and rim, two scroll handles issuing from foliage. Marked under base "Gandais Palais Royal no. 118". H: 7 1/2".	[100-200]
423	PAIR SILVER PLATED FIGHTING ROOSTERS. Naturalistically formed. L: 11 1/2".	[125-175]
423A	THREE SILVER BOXES. In the Chinese style. Square powder compact, marked "Sterling 950", cover engraved with figure and Pagoda; other fan shape, marked; last mandolin shape, unmarked. Powder compact: 3" x 3". Weighable silver: 4 oz. 4 dwt.	[100-200]
423B	OTTOMAN SILVER MIRROR. Stamped Tughra and maker's (?) mark. Circular, profusely decorated with scrolls, foliage, crescents, flowers, on fine stippled ground, scalloped edge. D: 14 1/2".	[400-600]
424	TWO MIDDLE EASTERN STERLING PIECES. Shaped circular bowl, border engraved with foliate floral decoration and birds, pierced flowers and foliage at intervals, the center with scrolls and foliage on fine stippled ground; small beaker, tapering cylindrical engraved with flowers and foliage. Bowl, D: 12 1/4".	[200-300]
424A	OTTOMAN SILVER CUP AND SAUCER. Tapering cylindrical with saucer, Bright cut decoration with garland and flowers. H: 4". Wt.: 9 oz. 8 dwt.	[100-150]
424B	THREE PIECES ORIENTAL SILVER. Teapot, plain circular,overhead swing handle; plain circular bowl, scalloped rim; mug marked "KHG" repousse figural and floral decoration, dragon handle. Teapot, over handle, H: 7 1/2". Wt.: 20 oz. 8 dwt.	[150-250]
425	TWO ORIENTAL STERLING CIGARETTE BOXES. One plain rectangular, the other engraved with foliate decoration, both with treen interior. Larger: 6" x 3 1/4".	[200-300]
425A	JAPANESE SILVER VASE. Cylindrical, engraved with pagoda, trees and mountains. H: 10". Wt.: 22 oz. 4 dwt.	[600-800]
426	JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN VASE. Edo period, 17th century. Floral decoration. Mounted as a lamp. H: 6 1/2".	[400-600]
427	TWO JAPANESE VASES. One Fukagawa with bird and branch decoration, one Satsuma with bird and floral decoration. H: 8 1/2".	[200-300]
428	TWO PIECES JAPANESE EARTHENWARE. Satsuma vase with landscape decoration, sake bottle with figural decoration. Larger, H: 10".	[100-200]
429	EIGHT PIECES JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN. Pair cups and various bowls. Largest, D; 8".	[150-250]
430	THREE PIECES JAPANESE PORCELAIN. Blue and white transfer decorated charger with phoenix and floral decoration, bowl and plate with floral decoration. Largest, D: 15 1/2".	[150-250]
431	PAIR JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN DOUBLE GOURD FORM VASES. Meiji period. H: 11".	[800-1,200]
432	JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN CHARGER. Central floral medallion flanked by fan shaped panels alternating with figural and floral decoration. D: 18".	[300-500]
433	PAIR CHINESE SANG DE BOEUF PORCELAIN VASES. Mounted as lamps. H: 14 1/4".	[150-250]
434	CHINESE CELADON PORCELAIN VASE. Swelling block cylindrical form with mask and ring handles. Fitted as lamp. H: 10 1/2".	[150-250]
435	CHINESE CELADON PORCELAIN VASE. Club form. Fitted as lamp. H: 16".	[150-200]
436	THREE CHINESE PORCELAIN VASES. One club form with raised lotus decoration on turquoise ground, H: 14"; one famille rose rouleau form with phoenix, dragon, and floral decoration, H: 17"; one famille verte rouleau form with figural decoration. (Cracked) H: 18".	[200-300]
437	CHINESE IRON RED AND WHITE PORCELAIN CHARGER. Guangxi mark and period. Painted to depict two dragons chasing the flaming pearl of wisdom. D: 13 1/2".	[800-1,000]
438	CHINESE IRON RED PORCELAIN CHARGER. Qing dynasty, 19th century. With fish decoration. D: 18".	[300-400]
439	CHINESE IRON RED AND WHITE PORCELAIN COVERED BOWL. Qing dynasty, 19th century. With fish decoration. D: 11".	[300-400]
440	CHINESE NEOLITHIC POTTERY URN. Machang type, Yangshao period. The ovoid body tapering to a flat base, set at the widest part with a pair of small loop handles, the high rounded shoulder painted in red and black with four circles within sweeping concentric bands. H: 16".	[700-900]
441	PAIR CHINESE SANCAI PORCELAIN FIGURES OF FU DOGS. H: 10".	[250-350]
442	FIVE CHINESE PORCELAIN FRUITS AND A BOWL. Each fruit with an insect. Bowl, D: 9 1/2".	[250-350]
443	CHINESE PORCELAIN FIGURES OF SEATED DOGS. H: 10 1/4".	[300-500]
444	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN FIGURES OF PEACOCKS. H: 13".	[350-450]
445	PAIR CHINESE PORCELAIN FIGURES OF CRANES. H: 15".	[350-450]
446	PAIR CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN FIGURES OF COCKERELS. H: 16".	[600-800]
447	PAIR CHINESE PORCELAIN DUCK-FORM TUREENS. With brown ground and blue and green feathers. H: 6 1/2".	[350-400]
448	PAIR CHINESE PORCELAIN SEATED GUARD DOGS. With allover iron red and gilt highlights. H: 4 1/2".	[200-250]
449	PAIR CHINESE PORCELAIN BIRDS on green rockery. Qing dynasty H: 7 1/2".	[1,300-1,400]
450	CHINESE PORCELAIN VASE. With underglaze blue and iron red bird on flowering branch decoration. H: 14".	[1,000-1,500]
451	CHINESE PORCELAIN FRUIT-FORM COVERED BOX. Pink and blue highlights on white ground, with applied yellow flori-form finial. L: 6 1/4".	[650-750]
452	CHINESE BLANC DE CHINE PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A SEATED DOG. Collar with Chinese characters. H: 5 1/2".	[300-350]
453	CHINESE BLANC DE CHINE PORCELAIN FIGURE OF GUANYIN. Seated and holding a scroll.	[1,500-2,000]
454	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN GINGER JAR. Painted to depict flowering branches. H: 9 1/2".	[100-150]
455	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN PLATTER. Chamfered corners, floral decoration. L: 16 3/4".	[150-250]
456	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN BOWL. Figural decoration. D: 11 1/4".	[500-700]
457	TWO CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN VASES. One with figural and crane decoration and molded fu dog mask and ring handles; one with bird and floral decoration. Each mounted as lamps. Larger, H: 17".	[200-300]
458	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN JAR. Qianlong, c. 1760. Figural decoration. H: 5 1/2".	[300-400]
459	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN PILLOW. Phoenix and floral decoration. L: 15 1/4".	[300-500]
460	PAIR CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN DISHES. Qing dynasty. Figural decoration. D: 10 3/4".	[150-250]
461	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN COVERED DISH. Qing dynasty. Figural decoration. D: 11".	[500-700]
462	PAIR CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN PLATES. Qianlong. Central floral decoration, rim decorated with flying cranes and floral sprays. D: 9".	[250-300]
463	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN VASE. Qing dynasty. Painted to depict warriors. H: 15".	[500-700]
464	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN JARDINIERE. Jiaqing. Painted to depict flowering branches. H: 9 3/4".	[800-1,000]
465	CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN CACHE POT. With dragons chasing the flaming pearl of wisdom. D: 8 7/8", H: 6".	[350-450]
466	CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE PORCELAIN VASE. With figural and architectural design. H: 16 1/4".	[1,000-1,500]
467	SEVEN CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN PLATES. Qing dynasty, 19th century. Made for the Thai market, painted to depict four cobalt blue vases amongst scrolling foliage and flowers.	[800-1,000]
468	THIRTEEN PIECE CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN TEA SET. Blue and gilt armorial decoration. Drum form teapot, 6 cups, and 6 saucers.	[1,000-1,500]
469	FOUR CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN ARMORIAL PLATES. Qianlong. Central armorial with arms of Eden above the motto "Si Sit Prudentia". Rims with sepia riverscape cartouches and iron red and puce foliate decoration. Two rim soups, two dessert plates. (As is). D: 8 1/2".	[200-300]
470	PAIR CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN CANDLESTICK HOLDERS. Dragon and precious object decoration. H: 8".	[150-250]
471	PAIR CHINESE COBALT BLUE, GILT, AND WHITE PORCELAIN COVERED JARS. Floral decorated cartouches on molded basket weave ground. H: 12".	[1,000-1,500]
472	PAIR CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN CANDLESTICKS. Each in two sections. With canton style decoration. H: 9".	[350-450]
473	CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN RETICULATED FRUIT BASKET AND UNDERTRAY. Floral decoration. L: 11".	[400-600]
474	PAIR CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN VASES. Qing dynasty, 19th century. H: 12".	[400-600]
475	CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN UMBRELLA STAND. Canton style decoration. H: 24".	[300-500]
476	CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN SALAD BOWL. Floral decoration. W: 9 1/2".	[250-350]
477	CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOTTLE FORM VASE. Canton style decoration. Mounted as lamp. H: 15".	[350-450]
478	PAIR CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN GARDEN SEATS. Canton style decoration. H: 19 1/2".	[700-900]
479	CHINESE PORCELAIN BOWL. With allover exterior blue glaze. Qianlong mark and period. D: 7 1/2". H: 3 1/4".	[1,450-1,550]
480	PAIR CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOWLS. With iron red and gilt highlights, decorated with dragon chasing the flaming pearl of wisdom. D: 6 1/4", H: 2 5/8".	[150-250]
481	CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN COVERED TUREEN. Qianlong. With underglazed blue border, decorated with wheat and berry overglazed enamel with monogramed "WS" in oval cartouches. Lid topped with fruit form finial. L: 12".	[5,000-6,000]
482	CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN VASE. 19th century. Decorated with mountainous landscape and floral scrolling decoration. H: 14 1/4".	[1,800-2,000]
483	CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN BOWL. Qing dynasty. Raised on 3 feet. D: 3 3/4".	[200-300]
484	CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN OCTAGONAL VASE. Figure in landscape panels alternating with floral and foliate panels. H: 11".	[650-750]
485	CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN COVERED URN. Kangxi. With central figural cartouches and floral design. H: 6 1/2".	[650-750]
486	CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN VASE. Kangxi. With landscape decoration and wooden stand. H: 6 3/4".	[300-400]
487	CHINESE PORCELAIN CELADON AND BLUE GLAZED UMBRELLA STAND. H: 24 3/4".	[300-400]
488	PAIR CHINESE ROSE MEDALLION PORCELAIN BALUSTER FORM VASES. H: 11 1/2".	[300-500]
489	TWENTY-ONE PIECES ROSE MEDALLION PORCELAIN. Eight demitasse cups, 7 saucers, small oval platter, teapot, sugar bowl, plate, bread plate, 2 dessert plates. Pot, H: 6 1/2".	[200-300]
490	CHINESE ROSE MEDALLION PORCELAIN BOWL. D: 10 3/4".	[300-400]
491	PAIR CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN VASES. With insect, butterflies and floral decoration on celadon ground. H: 9".	[650-750]
492	PAIR CHINESE PORCELAIN BONSAI TRAYS. With rectangular form with canted corners. Floral decoration. L: 9".	[400-500]
493	PAIR CHINESE ROSE MANDARIN PORCELAIN PLATES. Qing dynasty. D: 9 3/4".	[200-300]
494	CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN BRUSHHOLDER. With butterfly and floral decoration. H: 4".	[500-600]
495	PAIR CHINESE ROSE MANDARIN PORCELAIN PLATES. Qing dynasty. D: 9 3/4".	[200-300]
496	PAIR CHINESE ROSE MANDARIN PORCELAIN PLATES. Qing dynasty. D: 9 3/4".	[200-300]
497	PAIR CHINESE ROSE MANDARIN PORCELAIN PLATES. Qing dynasty. D: 9 3/4".	[200-300]
498	PAIR CHINESE ROSE MANDARIN PORCELAIN PLATES. Qing dynasty. D: 9 3/4".	[200-300]
499	PAIR CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN VASES. Qing dynasty. Dragon, tiger, fu dog, and floral decoration. Molded fu dog and ball handles and kylin decoration. Mounted as lamps. H: 16".	[600-800]
500	CHINESE PSEUDO TOBACCO LEAF PORCELAIN FOOTED DISH. L: 13 1/2".	[300-500]
501	PAIR CHINESE CABBAGE AND BUTTERFLY PATTERN PORCELAIN MEIPING FORM VASES. Mounted as lamps. H: 15".	[600-800]
502	CHINESE CABBAGE LEAF AND BUTTERFLY PORCELAIN TUREEN. L: 15".	[500-700]
503	SEVEN PIECES ASSORTED ASIAN AND MIDDLE EASTERN TEXTILES. One Kalemkar printed panel with floral and foliate pattern, one Kalemkar printed jacket with floral design, one Chinese grey silk robe with leaf design, Chinese beaded belt, embroidered red silk swatch, and cloth hat, Persian woven coverlet with paisley design.	[200-300]
504	CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED ROBE. Gilt thread and multi-color floral embroidery on blue ground.	[200-300]
505	CHINESE LACQUERED AND PAINTED COVERED BOX. With alternating figure in landscape and floral panels. Fitted with metal lock. H: 10 3/4" x L: 16 1/2".	[200-300]
506	CHINESE CINNABAR GINGER JAR. Figural in landscape decoration. Mounted as lamp. H: 12".	[350-450]
507	TWO PAIRS CHINESE CINNABAR VASES. Carved with continuous scenic decoration. H: 10", other pair, H: 6 1/2".	[200-400]
508	CHINESE WOOD MOUNTED BRASS TABLE SCREEN. Qing dynasty. Etched with figural decoration. Overall, H: 26".	[300-400]
509	PAIR CHINESE PEKING ENAMEL TRAYS. Decorated with maiden in garden within shaped oval cartouche, floral-filled ground. L: 8 3/4".	[100-200]
510	CHINESE PEKING YELLOW GLASS BOWL. D: 4 1/2".	[100-200]
511	CHINESE CLOISONNE HEAD OF A HORSE. Qing dynasty. H: 12".	[300-400]
512	CHINESE POLYCHROME WOOD FIGURE OF GUANYIN. H: 69".	[1,500-2,000]
513	CHINESE IVORY NETSUKE. Carved to depict fishmonger with revolving face.	[75-100]
514	FOUR PIECES CHINESE CARVED JADE. Two fruit form carvings, a snuff bottle and a handled cup. H: 2 3/4".	[400-600]
515	CHINESE CARVED ROCK CRYSTAL FIGURE OF GUANYIN. Qing dynasty. Holding a basket, with seperate rock crystal lotus-form base. Overall, H: 10 3/4".	[400-600]
516	JAPANESE BRONZE TSUBA. Meiji period. Cast and pierced to depict mythological beast on rockery. Together with two other fittings including a small sheath with fu dog decoration and an end cap with warriors on horse back decoration.	[200-300]
517	CHINESE JADE FIGURE OF ELEPHANT. Qing dynasty. Standing four square, the head slightly lowered, with leaf shaped ears pressed back against his head, the stone greyish green with russet highlights. L: 5 1/2".	[700-900]
518	KHMER BRONZE FIGURE OF BUDDHA. Seated in lotus position below serpent. H: 5 1/4".	[600-800]
519	CHINESE JADE AND LAPIS VASE. Cylindrical form on stepped feet having green stones at back knee. H: 7".	[500-700]
520	JAPANESE BRONZE TSUBA. Meiji period. Signed. Cast to depict oni and figures in pavillion. Gilt highlights.	[200-300]
521	JAPANESE CLOISONNE VASE. Partially wireless. Depicting crane looking at reflection, with mountain in background on caladon ground. H: 7 1/4".	[150-250]
522	JAPANESE MIXED METAL VASE. Ovoid bronze with silver inlaid landscape decoration. H: 8 1/2".	[200-400]
523	JAPANESE BRONZE TSUBA. Meiji period. Cast to depict dragon with gilt highlights.	[150-250]
524	FOUR JAPANESE IRON TSUBAS. Meiji period. One signed and pierced with iris and foliate decoration; one signed and cast with diaper pattern decoration, one pierced with floral and scrolling foliate decoration; one cast with floral and foliate decoration.	[300-500]
525	JAPANESE LACQUER SHRINE. Pierced interior doors opening to reveal elaborate interior. H: 35".	[600-800]
526	FOUR TIER JAPANESE LACQUER BOX. Gilt cranes amidst sea and mountainous landscape. H: 7 1/2, L: 6 1/2".	[100-125]
527	JAPANESE PAPIER MACHE PENCIL BOX. Decorated with figures in interior wth rust, silver, and gilt on black ground. L: 11 3/4".	[100-125]
528	JAPANESE IVORY FIGURE OF A MERCHANT. H: 2 1/4".	[200-300]
529	JAPANESE BRONZE VASE. Meiji period. Cast to depict cranes. H: 9 3/4".	[250-350]
530	JAPANESE BRONZE TRUMPET FORM VASE. With applied floral and leaf decoration. "As is". H: 24 1/4".	[100-200]
531	TWO JAPANESE COMPOSITION DOLLS. Embroidered costumes. H: 10 1/2".	[60-80]
532	ASIAN GU FORM BRONZE VASE. H: 9 1/2".	[75-125]
533	CHINESE CHAMPLEVE ENAMEL UMBRELLA STAND. H: 23 1/2".	[200-300]
534	PAIR LARGE CHINESE BRONZE TEMPLE VASES. Cast with taotie masks and elephant head-form handles. H: 24 1/2".	[1,500-2,000]
535	PAIR CHINESE STONE FIGURES OF FU DOGS. H: 24".	[1,500-2,000]
536	EGYPTIAN ALABASTER HEAD OF A WOMAN. C. 1000-300 B.C. Wearing a striated tripartite wig, her idealized face with full outlined lips, broad cheekbones, and long almond-shaped eyes. H: 4 1/4".	[700-900]
537	PERSIAN POTTERY TILE. Depicting horse and rider. 12" x 8".	[200-300]
538	THREE PIECES. Middle Eastern metal censor and covered pot, green glass saddle bottle. Largest, D: 10 1/4".	[100-200]
539	INDIAN WOOD FIGURAL PANEL. Carved to depict Ganesh. Approximately, H:12"	[150-200]
540	INDIAN CARVED WOOD FIGURAL GROUP. Depicting animals with muscian. H: 44".	[400-600]
541	INDIAN CARVED IVORY FIGURE OF DIETY WITH ATTENDANT. H: 8".	[200-300]
542	INDIAN WOOD FIGURAL PANEL. Carved to depict erotic Krishna with his consorts. L: 32".	[250-250]
543	TIBETAN BRONZE FIGURE OF YAMANTAKA. H: 17".	[300-400]
544	TIBETAN BRONZE HANGING SHRINE.	[300-400]
545	TIBETAN BRONZE FIGURE OF DANCER STANDING UPON A COBRA'S HEAD. H: 18 1/2".	[300-350]
546	TIBETAN GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF MARCI WITH SAKTI. H: 9 3/4".	[400-600]
547	TIBETAN GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF YAMANTAKA. H: 12".	[600-800]
548	TIBETAN GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF CAKRASAMVARA. H: 13".	[600-800]
549	TIBETAN BRONZE FIGURE OF BODDHISHATTVA. H: 16".	[500-700]
550	INDIAN GREY STONE STELE FRAGMENT. Carved to depict figure of Buddha. H: 10".	[800-1,000]
551	INDIAN BRONZE FIGURE OF PARVATI. H: 26".	[800-1,200]
552	BURMESE TERRACOTTA VOTIVE TABLET SACCHA. Pagan, c. 12th Century. Molded to depict Buddha. Seated in bhumisparsamudra with his legs crossed in virasana on a double-lotus pedestal within a shrine.	[800-1,200]
553	TIBETAN GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF CAKRASMAVARA. H: 18".	[600-800]
554	TIBETAN BRONZE FIGURE OF YAMANTAKA. H: 18".	[300-350]
555	FIVE TIBETAN GILT BRONZE FIGURES OF BUDDHA. H: 6".	[500-700]
556	THAI BRONZE BUST OF BUDDHA. H: 22".	[500-700]
557	THAI GILT WOOD RECLINING FIGURE OF BUDDHA WITH BOAT-FORM STAND. L: 31".	[750-1,000]
558	SIX SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE VESSELS. Tallest, H: 8".	[100-150]
559	THREE SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE FIGURES OF BUDDHA. Taller, H: 12".	[150-250]
560	THIRTEEN SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE EROTIC FIGURES. H: 3 1/2".	[200-250]
561	FOUR SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE FIGURES. Tallest, H: 14".	[100-150]
562	EIGHT SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE EROTIC FIGURES. H: 3 1/2".	[100-150]
563	FOURTEEN SOUTHEAST ASIAN BRONZE FIGURES. Tallest, H: 6".	[200-300]
	564-599 NO LOTS
	*End of Saturday Session*