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A bronze statue of a lady in a dome tower and two Arabs, in Bergman style.
H. 34 cm.

A collection of copper oriental wall and hanging lamps set with fantasy stones.

A lot of Oriental objects including sculptures and a pocket watch pendant inlaid with bone.

A bronze statue of a lady and an Arab in a dome tower, in Bergmann style.
H. 34 cm.

A lot of four cold painted metal figures including inkwells in Bergmann style.

A cold-painted white metal lamp in Bergmann style.
H. 32 cm.

A large lot of various Oriental and Asian objects in copper, including various storage tins.

A white metal cold painted lamp in Bergmann style. Shade is damaged.
H. 37 cm.

A bronze statue of a lady and an Arab in a dome tower, in Bergman style.
H. 34 cm.

A ceremonial dagger with filigree and mother-of-pearl, Jordan 20th century.
L.O.A.: 52 cm.

A Saint Anthony mission bus. Damaged on top.
H. 29 cm.

Emilio Casarotto, three different statues. All marked with a label on the bottom.

A set of cast iron wall sconces in the shape of a parrot.
H. 37 cm.

A bronze mysterious clock "The dance" after E.plat. 2nd half 20th century. Clock does not run.
H. 58 cm.

A large glass fruit bowl on zamac base. 19th century.
Diam. 36 cm.

A large bronze sculpture of a lady with a clock in her hand. Clock is working.
H. 80 cm.

A brass porthole with a (quartz) clock in it.
Diam. 40 cm.

A set of two Sévre style vases with bronze mounts.
H. 57 cm.

An antique composition metal figure with rotating globe. France. Circa 1900.
H. 60 cm.

An antique composition metal figure of a putomet lamp. France. Circa 1900.
H. 50 cm.

An earthenware clock with bronze ornaments. France, late 19th century.
H. 42 cm.

A large porcelain lamp base with bronze ornaments, marked: "Limoges". France, early 20th century.
H. 53 cm.

A brass pendulum clock, made for the Persian market. late 19th century.
37 x 24 cm.

A bronze garniture cheminée in Rococo style pendulum. Enamel dial with Roman numerals. France, 2nd half of the 19th century.
36 x 20 cm.