H.Porlach? Circa 1918 "Christ and the Cross"signed, bronze plaque

Dimensions: Height 14 inches by 18 inches in length

A fine and rare LouisXVI style French onyx marble mantel clock from the late 18 th century or early 19 th century." Diane chasseresse au repos." The onyx clock inset with ormolu plaques cast with playful putti, the edges with scrolling gilded acanthus leaves and pine cones and other gilded bronze devises. foliate mounts, raised on bun feet. The onyx dial carved and gilded incised Roman numerals, with the maker Maison Marnyhac 48 Blvd de l'Opera further incised on the dial. The Marnyhac foundry (founded circa 1850) worked closely with Jean-Baptiste Clesinger (1814-1883). The bronze sculpture of Diana rests atop the clock latching her sandal with the crescent moon in her hair is quite possibly a sculpture by this artist, although unsigned.

Dimensions. Total height 21 inches, by19 &1/2 inches in length by 9 &1/2 inches in width

Expressionist Bronze Corpus, possibly German, Circa 1930

Dimensions: Height 22 inches by 15 inches in width

Dimensions:Height 8 &1/2 inches by 12 &1/2 inches in length by 6&1/2 inches in width

A carved walnut relief memorial sculpture to a German First World War flying ace Herbert Mausz "Am 8 August an der Somme verschollen nach sie gr eichem luetkampf " (Herbert Mausz lost on the morning of the 8 th of August after a victorious air combat over the Somme. )The sculpture dates to 1916. Signed lower right GG, possibly Gustav Gurschner (Austrian 1873-1971)

Dimensions: Height 22 inches by 12 inches in wifth by 5 inches in depth

Jacques Louis Gautier (French, 1831 ) "Mephistopheles” Bronze and Metal signed sculpture cast in 1855.

Dimensions: Total Height 36 inches

Dimensions: Total height 7&1/4 inches.

After Francesco Fanelli, (Italian 1605- 1661) Inkwell in the form of a Triton, early 18th century bronze, cast after a model by Francesco Fanelli .During the period of 1605-1661 he worked in London and it was at this time he designed the Triton Inkwell, The oldest version is in the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, and is illustrated on pages 248 - 251 of the book of the same title .During the 17th Century many of these inkwells were cast and altered in one way or another. Francesco  Fanelli was dead by 1675 and It seems likely that John Bank, his pupil, still living in 1718 had removed some of the original casts from the studio and had an expert foundry cast them in London.

Dimensions:Total height7 inches, height of bronze alone 5&3/4 inches

Oscar Bodin (German 1868-?) "Diana"Bronze, signed on marble base.

Dimensions: Total height 26&1/2 inches, Height of figure alone 18&3/4
inches.

Jaroslav Horejc (Czech, 1886-1983) "Medusa", Circa 1920, signed, bronze

Dimensions: 20 inches high with black marble base

Leon Pilet,(French 1840-1916) "Diana", Signed bronze on Belgian marble base

Dimensions: Total height 16 inches.

Louis Tuaillon (German 1862-1919) "Hercules wrestling the Erymanthian Boar". Early circa 1901 bronze sculpture from the plaster sketch. Similar versions in The Kunsthale Museum Bremen and in The Darmstadt Museum for the life size version that stands today in the Lutzowplatz Berlin.
Signed and with foundry marks for Martin & Piltzing Berlin, the first foundry to cast this sculpture in bronze.

Antoine Coysevox (After)( French 1640-1720). Late 19th century bronze sculpture of Pan with an oak-leaf crown seated on a stump playing a flute with a small satyr behind him, inscribed Coysevox sculp and G.Sandoz Edit ( foundry ).The present sculpure a bronze reduction of the marble statue executed by Antoine Coysevox in 1708 for the Appartements Verts in the Gardens of Marly (today in the Louvre).

Maximilian Sandoz (Austrian Circa 1900)"Beethoven" bronze on marble base, signed

Dimensions: Total height 9 &1/2 inches by 4 &3/4 inches wide, height of bronze 7 inches

T. Curts, (Austrian, 1895-1929) "Ezra Meeker Old OregonTrail Expedition", signed T. Curts (thought to be a psuedonym for Carl Kauba) polychromed bronze, stamped Austria

Dimensions: 16&1/4 inches high by 6 inches wide

Vincenzo Alfano (Italian 1854-1918) "David". Bronze sculpture signed, dated 1887 and inscribed Napoli. Another identical example was Exhibited in Venice in 1887 and was bought by the National Gallery of Rome for their permanent collection. The sculpture also won The Prix du Concours of Naples 1901. Alfano is recognised as the most important sculptor of The Italian Realist School.
In 1902 he moved to New York and his stone sculptures can be seen on buildings in New York, Coney Island, Maine and also in Philadelphia. Superb quality lost wax casting.

Karel Gabriel (Czech 1884 -?) "Jan Hus" (Czech Philosopher) Bronze cast circa 1910 with dedication. plaque on the marble base.

Dimensions: Total height 24 inches. Height of bronze alone 15 inches.

Czech circa 1928 iron sculpture of the violin player Paganini similar to the work of Roland Paris, with CKD foundry stamp.

Dimensions: Height 15 &1/2 inches.

Josef Mullner (Austrian1879-1968) "Kronos and Philyra", monumental bronze sculpture signed and dated 1919. Foundry mark Erzgiesserei A.G. Wein

Dimensions: 37inches in height by 20inches in width by 11&1/2inches in depth

German circa 1930 "Hercules" unsigned, gilded bronze on anvil shaped marble base

Dimensions: 24 7 1/2 inches high total, marble base alone 6 inches high

Guyla Donath (Hungarian 1850-1909) "Leukothea" Signed bronze Circa 1900

Dimensions: Height 38 inches by 35 inches in width, base is 12 inches in diameter