Fine Antiques and Decorative Arts

With arched panel with repousse parcel gilt silver figure of a seated Jesus flanked by the Virgin Mary and St. John the Baptist, inscribed in Latin.

The upper section depicts the Madonna and Christ Child, the lower section depicts two saints on horseback. 14 1/4"h x 11"w.

Possibly 16th century, depicting a winged Christ holding the head of John the Baptist on a tray. Cracks and chips. 27 1/4"h x 17 7/8"w.

Depicting an elderly saint with the Christ Child, surrounded by small painted panels. 15 1/4"h x 11"w.

20"h x 20 1/2"w.

Losses. 29 1/2"h x 63"w x 17 1/2"d.

17"h x 62"w x 22"d.

With cartouche shaped backs. Losses, cracks, wear to upholstery. 34 1/2"h.

Including snuff boxes. Losses. Largest 3"dia. 6 pieces.

Comprising wood, leather, metal, and alabaster examples. Losses. Largest 4 1/2"h x 5"w.

The oblong top depicting Brighton Pavilion, overall painted leaf decoration. Losses. 3 1/2"h x 7"w x 5"d.

Losses. 7 1/4"h x 7 3/4"w x 7 3/4"d.

The interior fitted with four stoppered decanters and four stemmed glasses. Chips and losses. 8 7/8"h x 12"w.

Losses. 39 1/2"h.

Probably Italian. Losses. 43 3/4"h.

With polychrome decorated rush seats. Losses. 36 3/4"h.

With rust colored leaves and flowers. 13"dia.

Depicting a political satire of Napoleon leaving France, marked "Conge def 1870". 9 1/4"h x 8"w.

Titled "The Officious Waiting Woman". Foxing. 17"h x 17"w.

Titled "L`Enlevement Nocturne", "La Fontaine", "Le Soir", "Le Neglige", and "Les Amusements de Lavie Pr...

Possibly from a French chateau, depicting pheasants, deer, and acorns. 33"h x 25"w.

Primarily depicting European views, each bears initials or signature Pierre Henri Mayeux (French, 1845-1929). Some foxing and possible trimming. F

1925. Together with a framed polychrome print of Napoleon and two Mistinguett records. 4 pieces.

Now fitted as table lamps and electrified. Losses. 34"h.

37 1/2"h.

Round with pierced crest, sides, and base, has old thermometer gauge. Lacking glass and mercury, wear. 37 1/2"h.

Depicting countries personified by beauties, titled "Turquiel", "Inde", "Italie", and "France". Foxing. ...

Bears partially legible signature and date ur G??di? 60. 16"h x 12"w.

Marked K.P. (probably Karl Priebe, American, 1914-1976). Losses. 9"h x 6 1/2"w.

Depicting the Battle of Eylau, Feb. 8, 1807, each bears signature Gaspard Gobaut (French, 1814-1882). 4 3/4"h x 7 1/8"w.

The first titled "Vue de l`Ecole Militaire", the second "Der Markt zu Munchen". From 10 3/4"h x 16 1/4"w to 11 1/2&q...

Inscribed in French. Folds and foxing. 13"h x 20"w.

Depicting the god Mars. 21 1/2"h x 16 1/2"w.

Possibly Dutch. 27"h x 26"w.

Depicting a shield with Napoleonic emblems, by Dorville a Paris. 17 3/4"h x 13 1/2"d.

With granite base. Losses. 62"h.

Inscribed in French "Vue du Palais d`Ete de sa Majeste" and also in Russian. Losses. 19"h x 28"w.

Depicting Roman Emperors. 10"h.

Losses. 3 3/4"dia.

5"h x 21"w x 12"d.

31"h.

Losses. 13"h x 33"w x 13"d.

7"h x 5"w.

French. Losses and repairs. 54"h x 28 1/2"w.

Varying degrees of condition.

With fringed box spring. Wear. Approximately 75"l.

Published by Pantheon Books, comprising plates 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, and 15. Losses and wear.

The strings anchored by an applied carved wood snake, in felt lined case. Cracks, warping, and losses, needs to be re-strung. 37 1/2"l.

Together with a set of six Plateraci demi-tasse spoons, a Mexican silver beaker, a bud vase, and a white metal jewelry box. Losses. 11 pieces.

Together with five photographs. Losses. 6 pieces.

With interior velvet cushion. Losses. 6 1/2"h x 7 1/2"w x 8"d.

Possibly Venetian. Minor losses. Approximately 15" dia.

33"h x 16"w x 20 1/2"d.

Losses. 16"h x 20"w x 15"d.

Inscribed "The Earl of Darlington`s Fox Hounds in their Kennel". 21"h x 25"w.

Wear. Approximately 26"w.

English. Losses and repairs. 30 1/4"h.

Depicting Italian views. From 8"h x 13"w to 16"h x 24"w.

Worked in tones of blue and tan. Wear. 9`6 1/2"l x 5`w. Together with a Persian rug worked in tones of red. Wear. 6`3 3/4"l x 3`...

Wear. From 67"l x 39"w to 68"l x 38"w.

The first by Ernst Fuchs (American, b. 1930), inscribed "Galerie Ariadne, Wien I. Backerstr. 6, 5.V-16.V 1970", the second by Kees Von Don...

Losses and imperfections to surface. 27"w x 21"w.

By Carle Vernet (French, 1758-1836), titled "Chacun son Tour" and "Inutile Precaution". 15"h x 11"w.

Losses. 15"h x 11"w.

The dial stamped "PL GN Huant, Geneve", the reverse depicting an exotic building, the case signed "Leton FF".

Two stamped "Vigano Milano". Losses.

Comprising a covered rectangular box stamped "R. Miracoli & Co.", a circular covered box, and a miniature gallery footed tray stamped ...

Depicting the Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, the Dauphin, his sister, and the Prince Regent, Duke of Orleans. Losses. 2 1/2"dia.

Losses. 1 7/8"dia.

With a Napoleonic theme. 3 1/4"dia.

Together with a carved wood snuff box with hinged lid. Losses. 2 pieces.

18th century. Together with a G. Vigano Milano circular covered box, a bone hinged cylindrical box, a perfume bottle, two wax seals, and a vanity bo

Varying degrees of condition. 11 pieces.

Including a mother-of-pearl card case, a shell dish, and a wooden mirror. 6 pieces.

Losses. Tallest 16"h. 8 pieces.

The undersides marked Italy. Together with three green glass figural bottles. Losses. Tallest 17"h. 5 pieces.

Losses. Tallest 14"h. 10 pieces.

Comprising eight cups and ten saucers. Chips, cracks, and losses. 18 pieces.

Approximately 35"l.

Depicting Puerto Rican street scenes, one marked on verso "Jose Ysguiel, 51, San Jose, San Juan". 13"h x 20 3/4"w.

Comprising two cigarette cases and a covered hinged box. Together with a 9K gold lighter. 4 pieces.

Engraved "FWR, a token of gratitude from an admirer of seamanship, JDP, Sept. 20-21, 1916". Together with two wine tasters. 3 pieces.

One with copper, brass, and enamel Greek key frame, the other marked "Meyrowitz, NY, Paris, London".

Inscribed "Pour Barte Keith Winer de son ami Salvador Dali 1943", given in appreciation of the contribution of Winer, an editor, to the 19...

For Thomas de Quincey`s "Assassination Considered as One of the Fine Arts", Edition by Eros, 1928, Paris. 8 1/2"h x 5"w.

With drop prisms. Wear. 12"h.

Including palettes, paints, an easel, and an articulated model hand.

Made in West Germany. 9"h x 24 1/2"l.

Depicting a nocturnal cityscape with boats, bears signature lr E. Ramier. 8 1/2"h x 6"w.