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teapot is 15cm high cup 4.5cm high saucer 12cm wide

Height 29cm Width about 18cm

The sculpture "Seasons" is a creation by Lwanga Emmanuel a renown sculptor from Uganda East Africa. It was made in 2016. It is 50cm in Height and 20 cms in width. It is made of Burnt Clay and quality Patina.

Wharhouse

17"X 9" CARDBOARD

British antique silver pot (male and female pot) A pair of high-relief silk pot silver pot, male and female points, wooden handle insulation, 1917 England and New York, United States combined production, total weight 1478 grams H 25cm H28cm

Porcelain making H：20cm W：30cm There are letters on the back of the vase：3466 G.G

Material: Gold color ● Machine type: Quartz (in operation) ● Function: Alarm (electronic sound OK) Dial: White ● Case size: diameter 75 mm Accessory: Storage bag

23”x 35”

16” x 25”

25” x 14”

Intaglio Painting Geisha - painting technique invented by Jean-Claude Gaugy sculpter and artist. Ht is 33" x wd-29" x D-1 1/2 - Painting of Geisha girl holding drum. The artist is his wife who paints the picture (Michelle Gaugy) then he finishes.

This was purchased in 1974 at Design Center. It is white upholstery with dark wood legs, etc.

48mm Gift to the Japanese Police Department

I have a small budhha statue found from Himalyan region. it is made of a metal, probably bronze(but not sure). about six inches tall, 3 inches wide and has depth of about 2.5 inches. Condition: Good Medium: Metal most probably Bronze Size and dimensions of this item: 6x3x2.5 Inches Weight: about 3.5 Lbs History: Was discovered from a private property in the Northern region of Pakistan, close to border with China in Himalayan mountains region

Appears to be cane wrapped iron bar chairs. 34 x19x23 there are no torn canes or stains in cushions. There is some wear on the chair back at the top.

This is a print made from a steel engraving. The words under the picture are “La Madonna de s. Sisto di”Rafaelle. In the lower left hand corner the words are “Rafaelle Lanzio”. Other words include “Filippo Tosetti”. The print is 27 by 33 inches. Both the print and the frame are in good condition. My understanding is that it was purchased in Italy by one of my relatives sometime in the 1800’s. It weighs about 15 pounds.

Serigraph, Reg #209750.0219, Bath #844, Frm Style 7 Framed - 24" x 26 1/2" height Unframed - 18 1/2" x 20 1/2"

Serigraph, Lot #102, Reg#209800.0190, Batch #844, Frm Style 7 fRamed - 24" x 261/2" Height Unframed - 18 1/2 x 20 1/2

This painting is not signed. frame 20 1/2" x 19 unframed 10" x 8 1/2" (height)

Says on back a Seriolithograph, Lot #156, Reg#150070.0150, Batch #844, Frm.Style 4 Serial #6890.158870.0150 framed - 22 1/2" x 26" un framed 18" x 21"

The Gabon Man. Finely done by David Kigozi a leading artist in East Africa - Height 50 cms, wide 20cms 6 kg .Made from solid clay mix with gypsum and resin .

2 Chests that stand on top of each other or used separately. Dimensions are 18x13x28.

25x26x17.5 feet. Cherry wood 1 inch thick inseam. Cedar drawers with on hidden pocket in drawer. Weighs about 50 lbs.

Approx 22”D x 80”T x 14”D Walnut Brass Moon phase Pendulum Have manual

Steel plate Looks to have 2 families crest on front R & R markings on back FIN ME on back

6 teacups and saucers, bud vase, butter dish and more--green mark with words Co.Fermanagh Ireland and a second green mark below with words Decanta in Eireann and no. 11837(I think). There is also a separate snail pattern item

I have this antique asian bended bowl (ceramic/porcelain) from my great grand father. He was given this item around early 1960. But i believe this bowl is 300-400 years old maybe more. It has the combination of blue and white color. And i think it's from ancient Chinese culture.

Great condition, signed vase with stamp and markings on the bottom. About 1930? gift from Belgian guest.

Good condition, I don't see chips, pattern is clear. 3 plates, three cups and a tea pot. The cups are painted on the inside and out. The stamps on the bottom are all slightly different but the pattern is the same.

A matching pair of glass (porcelain?) lamps supposedly from 1800’s ? The lamps are approximately 15” tall from the base to the bottom of the lightbulb socket. At the widest point of the two handles they are approximately 9 1/2” wide. The body is approximately 7 1/2” in diameter. At some point while my grandmother still had them the electrical bulb socket and power cord were upgraded. Possibly when she came from Europe to the USA. I replaced the lamp shades years ago as the original shades were literally falling apart.

Tile 15cm x 15cm, matching saucer 11cm in diameter