Sculpture "Dancing harlequin"

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – 1st half of XX
Size – h - 31
Technique – Bronze, cast, engraving, patination

Art Deco clock and two table decorations.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – 1910-1920s.
Size – 50х40.
Technique – Tortoise shell finish on spelter.

Description:
Winding clock. Mechanism with beating. Running.

Clock.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – The middle of the 19th century.
Size – 54х30х14,5.
Technique – Bronze, gilding.

Clock.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – The end of the 18th century.
Size – 52х69х14,5.
Technique – Bronze, gilding, patination, white marble.

Clock. Warrior.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – The end of the 19th century.
Size – 56х38х14.
Technique – Bronze, gilding.

Clock.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – The end of the 19th century.
Size – 46х28х14.
Technique – Porcelain.

Clock. The lady on Recamier with Cupid.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – The end of the 18th century.
Size – 41х44х14,5.
Technique – Bronze, gilding.

Mantel clock.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – The beginning of the 20th century.
Size – h-67,5 см.
Technique – Spelter, casting, semi-precious stone.

Mantel clock.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – The end of the 19th century.
Size – h - 51 cм.
Technique – Bronze, casting, engraving, gilding, wood.

Mantel clock.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – 20th century.
Size – h - 72 cм.
Technique – Wood, carving.

Description:
Movement is replaced.

Fireplace set: clock and pair of candelabrum.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – The end of the 19th – the beginning of the 20th centuries.
Size – h-42 см., h-60 cм.
Technique – Wood, carving, bronze, casting, engraving.

Author: * Western Europe.

Size – 0

Author: * Western Europe.

Size – h-60 см.

Gramophone.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year – 0

Decorative paired vases.

Author: * Western Europe.

Year: The beginning of the ХХ century.
Technique: Porcelain, modeling, overglaze painting, gilding.
Size: В-47,5 см.

Auction № 41
Russian and West-European Art of the XX-XX centuries
27 October 2007