Shooting Festival trophy - metal goblet 1876-1901 Tischgesellschaft Grünbeck Transylvania, Romania. Decorated with oak leaves and acorns, -h. 35 cm-

Football anniversary cup Romania CAO - Club Atletic Oradea / NAC - Nagyváradi Atlétikai Club, 1 Ianuarie 1935. Offered to Ronai Ferenc - team captain. Established in 1910 in the former Austro-Hungarian Empire, the CAO still exists today. Text in Hungarian and Romanian language, metal on wooden base -h. 45 cm-

Italy 1960 - Participants medal by E. Greco (Gadoury 2) - Obv. Woman and Olympic rings / Rev. Eagles - bronze cast 55 mm in box - XF

Two figurines; sledging man with plaque FRS Romania 1939 and boy standing on one hand with logo Deutscher Eishockey Bund -h. 11 cm-

Three football trophies with a football player, two trophies with Romanian and one with German, dated 1922, 1930 and 1933 -h. 30 cm-

Adolf Wagner von der Mühl (1884-1962), patinated bronze figurine on marble foot, sprinter in starting position, marked and dated, with plaque 'Olympiska Spelen Antwerpen 1920', trophy was presented to Finish atleet Paavo Nurmi at the Olympics in Antwerp, Nurmi gave the trophy to George A. Plagino who was a member of I.O.C. (International Olympic Committe) and he in turn gave it to Alexandru Siperco who was vice-president at I.O.C. from 1982 till 1986, 1920 -26 x 29,5 x 18 cm-

Henry Fugere (1872-1944), patinated metal figurine, boxer, marked on base -h. 33 cm, small tear by foot-

Emile Louis Picault (1833-1915), patinated zamac figurine on red marble base, titled 'L'idee en marche', signed and with foundry mark -h. 39 cm, small chip base-

Patinated bronze figurine, miner, in the style of Constantin Emile Meunier, 20th century -h. 33,5 cm-

Two figures on marble base, shot putter, one patinated bronze and one metal alloy -h. 29 cm-

Two figurines on stone base, boxer and bare knuckle fighter -h. 20 cm-

Three figurines on a base, bare chested men wearing a loincloth and holding a wreath -h. 25,5 cm, one wreath piece broken off-

Patinated metal figurine on base after Charles Perron, an holding a wreath, marked and with foundry mark -h. 56 cm, part wreath and finger broken off-

Polychrome painted metal figurine on wooden base, football player, early 20th century -h. including base 26 cm-

Three figurines in loincloth on a stone base -h. 36 cm, incomplete-

Three figurines in loincloth on a base, one discus thrower -h. 29,5 cm, largest tear left arm-

Metal figurine on wooden base, fencer -h. incl. base 43 cm-

Three sporting figurines on a base; tennis, handball and bowls -h. incl. base 32,5 cm-

Joseph Gustave Cheret (1838-1894), bronze female buste on marble base, signed Cheret, late 19th century -h. including base 28 cm-

Bronze figure on marble base: 'Zephyr', illegibly signed and dated 1912 -h. including base 45,5 cm-

Bela Farkas (1895-1941), porcelain figurine, shot-putter, Herend, model number 5782 from the Olympic series, marked underneath 'Herend 5782' and text 'IX e olympiade Amsterdam 1928 Fritz Alexandru - participant', 1936 -h. 41,5 cm-

Five blue and white porcelain dishes with Olympic logo by Bing & Grøndahl, two in original box, containing; two times Munchen 1972, Montreal 1976, Los Angeles 1984 and Seoul 1988, together with two Jasper ware dishes with Olympic logo by Wedgwood in original boxes -d. 18 cm-