1: Two Sevres Portrait Plates of "Marie Antoinette" and "Mme. Lomballe", each artist-signed, Louis Philippe monogram stenciled in blue, dated 1846 "Chateau de Tuileries" stenciled in red, and various other factory marks on underside, each circular form

2: A Good Pair of English Porcelain Garniture Vases in the Rococo Taste, c. 1820-1825, applied with relief flowers, putti, richly gilt turquoise scrollwork and birds, each marked on the base in underglaze blue script "GD", height 9.5in.

3: A Derby Porcelain Figure of Falstaff, c. 1765, modelled as James Quinn in the famed Shakespearian role, holding a shield and sword hilt, a grocery list in his pocket, on a flower-encrusted rocaille- molded base, patch marks, height 14.75in.

4: * A Pair of American or English Bronze Letter Holders/Book Ends, c. 1840-50, the patinated bronze foliate lyre headed by an anthemion cartouche, raised on original white carrara marble plinths, height 7. 5in., length 6 in.

5: * A Large French Bronzed Tole and Antimony Urn, late 19th century., the ovoid form with beaded everted rim above a narrow neck, the body joined by scrolled handles, the socle on a square plinth, height 33. 75in.

6: A Pair of American Cast Iron Andirons, c. 1900, each upright modeled as a cat, ornamented by green glass eyes, one billet bar restored, one separated, height 16 in.

7: A William IV Gilt Bronze Three-Piece Mantel Garniture, c. 1830-1840, each bulbous standard supporting a tier suspending crystal pendants, the concave fixture joined by twin scrolled branches, all issuing urn form candlenozzles, surfaces distressed,

8: A Pair of Louis XVI-Style Gilt Bronze Chenets and Adjustable Guard, late 19th century., the urn form uprights centered by a pierced cartouche, height 15.5in., width 40 in.

9: A Papier Mache Circular Portrait Box, 19th century., the lid finely painted with the portrait of "La Jeune Espagne", signed inside cover and on base, retains original coral colored paper box, diameter 4. 25in.

10: A Pair of Carved Giltwood Scroll and Foliate Demilune Wall Brackets, length 16 in.

11: A Handsome English Wooden Bin, 20th century., made to resemble books shelved on end, height 11.75in., diameter 10 in.

12: An English Victorian Gutta Percha Match Safe, c. 1870, finely carved with a profile of Queen Victoria and a monogram surrounded by flowers miniature book form, together with a lady's floral repousse sterling silver stamp box with eye for suspending

13: A Pair of George III-Style Brass Andirons, late 19th century., each urn-form standard surmounted by a spherule finial, the spurred cabriole legs ending in ball and claw feet, height 22 in., depth 17. 5in.

14: A Regency Mahogany Coffer, early 19th century., the banded and angled square lid opening to a divided removable tier, the lower section fitted with a pair of concealed drawers, on bun feet, height 7.5in., width 11 in., depth 11 in.

15: A Staffordshire Toilette Set, c. 1830-1840, by Francis Dillon, consisting of an ewer and a basin, transfer printed on bottom "Loretto", both pieces alternating bands of floral motifs and geometric shapes, the bases with garden scenes, pitcher height

16: A Near Pair of Spanish Colonial Mahogany Armchairs, late 17th/early 18th c., each of different height, the back upholstered in tooled leather surmounted by volute finials, the scrolled armrests above a rectangular seat, the scrolled legs joined by a

17: A Pair of Empire-Style Stained Beechwood Window Benches, each with scrolled arms, the rectangular seat raised on curved legs, ending in paw feet, height 27 in., width 32 in., depth 16 in.

18: An Iberian Renaissance-Style Walnut Refectory Table, mid-19th century , the rectangular top with foliate border raised on reverse scrolled supports joined by stretchers, and braced by diagonal wrought iron rods, on paw feet, height 32.5in., width

19: A Japanese Black Lacquered Altar Cabinet, early 20th century., ornamented with brass harps and clasps, the parcel giltwood stepped interior decorated with various Oriental motifs, height 54 in., width 23 in., depth 18 in.

20: Two Oriental Highly Carved Hardwood Fern Stands, late 19th/early 20th century., each with an inset marble top, one octagonal, the other circular, both bordered by beading, the pierced floral decorated frieze on scrolled legs joined by stretchers,