751: An Ansonia Bronze-Patinated Spelter and Gilt-Brass Pendant Mantel Clock, in the form of an elephant holding a pendulum clock by his trunk, the whole on an elliptical hardwood base, height 11 .5in., width 10 in., depth 3.5in.

752: A Good Seth Thomas Walnut Double-Dial Calendar Clock in the Renaissance Style, the calendar dial marked "Patented February 15, 1876", note: replaced dial, height 32 in., width 15.5in., depth 6.5in

753: A Seth Thomas Wall-Mounted Rosewood Regulator Pendulum Clock, c. 18851890, the glazed door in black and gold eglomise, height 35 in., width 16 in., depth 6 in.

754: An Empire-Style Ebonized and Gilt-Bronze Mounted Portico Clock, late 19th c., circular clock face with gilt-metal surround, flanked by tapering columnar supports on stepped plinth base with gilt-bronze anthemion capitals, height 16 in., width 9.5in.,

755: An Impressive French Carved Walnut Clock in the Louis XIV Taste, mid-19th c., with later gilt decoration, having dolphins, cherubs, fruit etc. throughout, 44 in. x 20 in.

756: An American Late Federal Mahogany and Gilt Mirror, early 19th c., ogee frame, 24 in. x 47 in.

757: Currier & Ives Publisher (American, 1857-1907), "The Life of Sportsman. Going Out", 1872, hand-colored lithograph, sight 10 in. x 13 in., (Cunningham 3525).

758: Currier & Ives Publisher (American, 1857-1907), "The Life of a Sportsman", 1872, hand-colored lithograph, 1872, sheet 10.125in. x 14in., (Cunningham 3524).

759: A Pair of German Porcelain Cabinet Figures, depicting Napoleon and Mme. Recamier, marked, height of largest 11.5in.

760: A Six-Piece Continental Porcelain "Monkey's Band", in the Meissen 18th c. Rococo style, the band consisting of conductor, trumpet, flautist, bagpiper, cellist and harmonica player riding a monkey, (6 pcs.), height 9 in.

761: A Large Footed Limoges Center Bowl, c. 1900, hand-painted and gilt in "Vintage" pattern with pale interior colors and brighter leaves and grapes on the outside, signed by Tressemann and Vogt, height 7 in., diameter 14.5in.

762: An Highly-Carved Oriental Hardwood Partner's Desk, early 20th c., geometric carved border surrounding an inset writing surface, dragon and cloud carved skirt with drawers on each side, carved dragon cabriole legs, height 32 in., width 47.5in., depth

763: A Good Pair of German Blown, Cut, and Engraved Lead Crystal Sideboard Glasses of Trumpet Form, decorated with an engraved coat-of-arms on one side, and floral bouquet on the other, the stems panel cut, height 15 in., diameter 4 .5in.

764: A Good German Blown, Cut and Engraved Pokal, decorated with an engraved coat-of-arms and floral bouquets, and a lapidary-cut stem, height 16 in., diameter 4 in.

765: A Small Islamic Blown Green Glass Bottle, c. 800-900, of globular form with a narrow circular neck, the surface with buff earth incrustation, height 3 in.

766: A Fine Lalique Glass Bowl, c. 1926, signed with facsimile signature, the rim with frosted raised shell pattern, height 2 in., diameter 8 in.

767: A Lalique Crystal "Vase Bagatelle", designed by Rene Lalique, 1939, reintroduced 1947 and 1951, signed on the base in diamond-stylus script, "Lalique, France", height 7 in., diameter 5 in.

768: Two Pieces of Art Moderne Decorative Crystal, 20th c., both of flowering pulled glass, one marked "Bayel Cristal" bowl, the other a vase, bowl height 9 .5in., length 23.5in., vase height 21 in., diameter 5 in.

769: A Murano Glass Pitcher in Citron Yellow and Frosted Clear, c. 1955- 1960, together with a Murano amethyst and clear flared vase, a Muranoglass "Fish In a Bag" paperweight in transparent cobalt blue, opaque white and clear, and a Murano glass "School

770: A Set of Four Cast Metal and Colored Glass Decorative Panels, tapering gilt metal forms completely covered by glass disks and grapes, length 11.5in., width 8 in.