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"Lions or hippocampi". Italy, XVII century Pair of walnut wood carvings. They show some restoration on the legs.

Attributed to VALENTINO PANCIERA BESAREL (Italy, 1829- 1902). "Venetian musician. Carved and patinated wood. Presents restoration on the right foot, breakage in two fingers, in the chest

ISIDORE DE RUDDER (Belgium, 1855-1943). "Neptune" (Neptune). Belgium. Patinated bronze. Technique: lost wax. Signed on the front of the base: I. DE RUDDER

Italian school; end of XIX century. "Sappho". Carved alabaster. Presents faults and losses.

DENISE DELAVIGNE (19th-20th century). "L'amour entravé", c. 1900. White marble. Signed.

Pair of maenads. Italy, late 18th-early 19th century. Carrara marble.

French school, ca. 1900. "Aesculapius and Hippocrates". Direct carving in stone. On the right side of Asklepios and on the left side of Hippocrates, monogram composed of an M through a triangle and, below, an L.

Narcissus; Possibly 19th century copy or earlier. Bronze. Provenance: Collection Georges Savès (1908-1985)

Spanish school; 19th century. "The Holy Family". Wood, fabric and glass

Sculpture following gothic models of Malines of the XV century; XIX century. "Saint Catherine". Bronze and marble base. Provenance: Georges Savès collection.

ALPHÉE DUBOIS (France, 1831- 1905). "Honneur, patrie". Patinated bronze. With inscription "After Henri Chapu". It has stamp of Foundry "F. Barbedienne".

ALPHÉE DUBOIS (France, 1831- 1905). "Courage, patrie, moralité". Patinated bronze. With inscription "After Henri Chapu". It has the stamp of the Foundry "F. Barbedienne".

After CLAUDE MICHEL CLODION (Nancy, 1738 - Paris, 1814). "Bacchante with a small faun on the shoulder", late 19th century. Bronze on wooden base.

Sculpture; Grand Tour, Italy, XIX century. Bronze and marble base.

JOHANNES WILHELMUS JACOBUS SCHOUTEN (Netherlands, 1859-1927) "Satyr and nymph. The Kiss." Patinated bronze Marble base. Signed on the front: JW Schouten. Sources: Documentatie van Beeldende Kunst

After GUILLAUME COUSTOU (Lyon, 1677- 1746), end of the 19th century. "The hair of Marly". Bronze and marble base.

JULES MOIGNIEZ (Senlis, Oise, 1835-1894). "Birds". Gilded bronze.

CHARLES VAN OEMBERG (Limelette, 1824 - Mons, 1901). "La châtelaine". Carved white marble. Signed on the back. Titled on the front of the pedestal.

JOE DESCOMPS CORMIER (France, 1869 - 1950). "God Bacchus". Bronze with blackish brown patina, marble base (Patricia Green). Signed Cormier E.J.J. With inscription "Cire Perdue" and foundry stamp Leblanc Barbedienne F a Paris.

MAURICE DE KORTE (Belgium, 1889-1971) "Mercurius - Mercure", 1926 Patinated bronze. Unique work. Siena marble pedestal. Signed and dated on the front of the base: "M. De Korte 1926".

LUDWIF EISENBERGER (active between 1895- 1930). "Tamer of wild beasts". Patinated bronze on Portoro marble base. Signed.

After antiquity; c. 1900. "Augustus of Prima Porta." Patinated bronze.

JEAN ANTOINE IDRAC (Toulouse, 1849 - Paris, 1884) "Salammbô and the snake" (Salammbô et le serpent). France. After 1862 (after the publication of Gustave Flaubert's novel Salammbô). Patinated bronze

JEAN DE RONCOURT (1869-1937). "Male figure". Patinated bronze and wooden base. Signed.