Rob Cerneüs (1943 –2021), four bronze figures depicting an eel smoker, boy and girl and mother and children group, the smoker signed at the base, Monnickendam, -H. 14 cm, (largest)-

Rob Cerneüs (1943 –2021), a serie of four bronze figures in various poses, signed by the artist, Monnickendam, 1990's, -19 x 8 cm, (largest)-

Bronze figure depicting a seated man under a blanket -h. 10,5 cm-

Frank Meisler (1925-2018), 'Ephraim the Goat', numbered 76/480 and signed, goat has rotating head and ears, -H. 29 cm-

Sikko de Vries (1944), 'Shy' - wooden female nude on glass stand, signed to the stand and dated 1993 -h. (including stand) 91 cm-

Figurine made of stacked white aerated concrete blocks, Tom Claassen (1964), limited edition 3/7, signed to the underside of the foot -h. 44 cm-

Bronze figurine on marble base, cupid, after August Moreau -h. including base 72 cm-

Hollow patinated metal group on lined wooden foot, base marked 'Mp Moreau', woman and man with fish in baskets -h. including foot 73 cm, woman's back with little hole-

Bronze figure on rectangular onyx base depicting Christ, mid 19th century -h. 27,5 cm-

Kees Verkade (1941-2020), bronze figure of a female figure on a marble base, To the bronze a silver plaque engraved 'Manuela Beeloo', to the marble base a brass plaque engraved 'Prix de la "Dame du cirque" offert par Guy des Cars. Xeme Festival International du Cirque de Monte-Carlo 1984'. This unique and prestigious prize was commissioned by the author Guy Augustin Marie Jean de la Pérusse des Cars (1911-1993) and presented to Manuela Beeloo by prince Albert of Monaco, both great admirers of the circus. Manuela Beeloo also won the 'Silver Clown'award in the same year for her dressage act. Provenance: acquired by the present owner from Manuela Beeloo -H. 46,5 cm including base-

Sanna Snellaars, 'Hotlips', bronze wall sculpture of lips, signed and numbered 3/25, in original wooden box

A leather model of a prancing horce, 20th century -H. 25 cm, some defects-

Oskar Gladdenbeck (1850-1921) Gilt bronze figure depicting a sportsman on round ebonised wooden base -h. 27 cm, repairs and incomplete-

Small bronze figure on black marble base depicting an Italian renaissance nobleman, mid 19th century -h. 17 cm, base chipped-

Fransje Carbasius (1885-1984), bronze statue on bronze base depicting a duck, signed -h. 23 cm-

Gunter Granget (1932-2010), polychrome painted carved wooden figurine on wooden plint, fox family, ANRI, marked at the back and limited number 70/200 underneath -23 x 66 x 31 cm, hairline back middle-

Theo Mackaay (1950), bronze figurine on marble base, stylished angle, comes with black iron pedestal, marked 'T. Mackaay mrt 78', 1978 -h. incl. foot and pedestal 182 cm, h. figurine with foot 67 cm, spots-

Faux-bronze figurine on marble base, pigeon, base with text 'aangeboden door F. Gijzen' -h. 37 cm-

Faux bronze zamac bust of Emperor Napoleon 1st in ceremonial coronation robes, on green marble base, circa 1804, circa 1900 -h.53 cm-

Bronze patinated metal figure, Egyptian cat, marked with illegable signature and 1870, 20th century -h. 60-

A samak figure of a greek warrior, 20th century -H. 35,5 cm-

Rectangular alabaster plaque depicting a noble coat of arms, 'SIMON DU MESNIL GENERAL DE BATTLe de CAVALIEie DE S. M. I. et C. ET SON . GOUVERNr dU GRAND VARADIN ANNO 1734' -40,3 x 18,5 cm-

Fred Tuijnman (1938), 'Vrouw na het baden', bronze on square marble base, no. 3 of 3 with certificate -100 x 20 x 20 cm-

Two bronze bustes on marble bases of the Roman emperor Claudius and Julius Caesar as senator, 20th century -H. 18 cm-

Two bronze sculptures depicting a boy and a girl on black marble bases, one inscribed in the bronze: J. B. Pigalle, 20th. century, -H. 26 cm-

Three cast iron statues; woman and two rearing horses -h. 42 cm

Three aluminum styled figurines, Hoselton, Canada, numbered 115, 116 and 117 -h. 22 cm-

Brass case mantel clock with beveled glass panels, porcelain painted dial and mercury pendulum, signed 'Vincenti & Cie Medaille d'argent 1855', France, circa 1900 -h. 28 cm-

Brass mantle clock, surmounted by a hunter, enamel dial with roman numerals, France, circa 1900, -H. 38 cm, defects-

A zamac three-piece mantle clock garniture flanked by putti cherubs on marble bases, France, circa 1900, -38 x 30 cm, some wear-

Metal clock topped with man trying to control a rearing horse, including wind-up key, possible French -h. 45 cm, defects- together with a pair of candlesticks-

Marble mantle clock with inscribed text: 'Beidt uw tijd' (wait till the moment is right), architectural style in the manner of Berlage, Netherlands, 1930's, -H. 38 cm, damage to the back-

Three piece mantle clock surmounted by a zamak figurine, flute playing lady, on de side two candelabras each with four arms, includes wind-up key -h. 59cm, one foot loose, hairlines, possible candle snuffer missing-

Three piece Art Deco marble mantle clock, circa 1930 -clock 24 x 49 cm, chips-

Comtoise two train wall clock, the white convex dial signed 'Eixier à Laquenille', the surround and pendulum with repouse foliate brass, iron support and key, added a cast metal wall ornament, France circa 1900, -H. 125 cm-

Japanned mantle clock, red and gilded mantle clock decorated with figures with on each side a column, the movement Swiss made by Buuren and numbered 89453, 19th/20th century -17 x 19 x 8 cm, minor paint loss-