Male and female figures of high density, heavy tropical wood. Female 21" tall, male 22" tall.

Bronze, 11" length, 2.5" opening. You ncan blow this horn, and summon the spirits.

Cone shaped receptacle, w/ 4 birds perched on lip and large tortoise crawling down. Small hole to suspend piece. Unique piece albeit with verdigris. 7.75" long, 3.5" wide, 2" deep.

800 silver (or higher), marked with rampant lion. 4.5" high, 2.5" at widest point.

Festooned with 7 roses. Marked with two marks on bases, plus engraved initials 'LRH' (probably of the owner. At least 800 silver. 5" high, 6.5" diameter at top. Rare, there is not a lot of fine Polish silver around.

Silver tea strainer with base. Continental silver, English ca 1890. 6" x 3.75" Emlbem and marking of '800'

Vermille silver, ca 1890. English 3" diameter.

On detachable bracket. Polychromed and gilt. High quality. 15" includes carved stand. St Florian is a saint involved in putting out fires. May work for a fireman or a public relations firm working for the Kennedys.

ca 1810. Figure of Napoleon pointing to England. Finger he is pointing with has last digit missing. Top of clock is spelter. Bottom is ormulu over slabs of marble. This is all housed in a toile base. Closk brass works are French, seems original and works on a silk thread (pendulum). The bell emits a tiny and strike--one clock hand is missing. I think this clock is period Napoleon. I believe it was produced as cheap as possible to appeal to the masses--hence marble slabs instead of solid marble. Top housing is spelter instead of bronze. Size 18" high x 10.75" wide. Needs tender loving care and will continue to march with you through history. Sold as is--it works only when it is in the mood-.

Appears to be Staffordshire. Porcelain statue. Marked. Some of the glaze is flaking on the neck, base and hat--not chips.-old tape label on back that is removable- ca 1820. Most likely English--part of early Staffordshire study of historical figure. It is rare. 12" high x 3.5" deep.- head lifts off for shipping. $675.

Male and female figures, sold as a pair because they go well together. Female 15.5" has small damage on foot. Male 16.5" has termite damage to the very top of the head--no termites now. Female is made of light-colored tropical wood. The male's wood is darker. ex-Private collection, estimated to be more than 70 years old. Fine quality carving. Price for pair $975.

Framed in fancy metallic frame commemorating the death of Napoleon's son. In Austrian uniform, probably mid-19th century. Frame is unusual as it completely surrounds the back of the picture--the picture is entombed--which given the nature of the image, is appropriate. $125.