Flanders Auctions

A Three-piece Mantel Garniture, Clock with Candelabra, Bronze.

An Empire clock, Opaline Glass and Gilded Bronze, Napoleon III period, circa 1860.

An Ormolu Mantel Clock, Diana Venatrix, Empire Style, 19th C.

A Three-Piece Mantel Garniture, Clock with Candelabra, Decorated with Musical Instruments, Bronze. 19th C.

Daume France, Kim, A Set of 12 Champagne Flute Glasses, Cut Crystal, France, circa 1970.

Saint Louis, 'Congress Cordial', a 15-piece liquor service. Gilt glass.

Saint Louis, Tommy, A 33-piece Glassware Set, Cut Crystal

Scheibe Alsbach, A Porcelain Group 'Napoleon's Flight from Russia' and a 'Falconer', Germany, 20th C.

A Lidded Box or Bowl with a Playing Cat, polychrome biscuit porcelain.

Domien Ingels (1881-1946) 'Two Farm Horses', glazed terracotta.

Alfons Noseda (1885-1945) 'Madonna with Child Jesus', a Large Flemish Earthenware Sculpture, Courtrai, circa 1930.

Richard Aurili (1864-1943) 'Young Lady with Two Goats' terracotta.

Henry Picard (XIX) A Three-piece Mantel Garniture, Clock and Side Pieces, Reclining Lady and Angels, patinated and gilded bronze

A large gilt bronze mantel clock, 'Music and Peace', Louis XVI style. Circa 1900.

An Ormolu Gilded Mantel Clock, with a Blackamoor or Bon Sauvage mounted on a Fish, France, Empire 19th C.

After Etienne Falconet (1716-1791) A Sèvres biscuit 'Pendule à Cercles Tournants', decorated with the Three Graces. 19th century

An Ormolu Bronze Mantel Clock, Lerolle à Paris, Napoleon III period, 19th C.

Baccarat 'Vence', a 42-piece crystal glassware set.

Sèvres, Cristal de Sèvres, a pitcher or water jug.

A Set of 6 Coupe Glasses, with Gilt Decorations and Red Panels, in the style of Egermann and Glassbor, Bohemia.

Alfredo Barbini (1912-2007) 'Antelope', for Pauly & Cie, a glass artwork, Murano, Italy.

Val Saint Lambert, A Collection of Liqueur and Wine Glasses and Decanter, Coloured and Cut Crystal. Added four liqueur glasses.

Royales De Champagne, 'Orchidée', a Vase, Crystal and Pate de Verre.

A Collection of 10 Pieces of Swirl, Millefiori, and Opaque Glassware, probably Murano, Italy.