Eric Claus (1935), bronze figure on marble base depicting two flute players, added: terracotta figure, sailing boat -h. 11 cm- Part of the estate of Joop Hekman (1921-2013)

Eric Claus (1936), bronze figurine on marble base, 'Friedrich Nietszche', signed -h. 14,5 cm- Reference see book 'Eric Claus Eenentwintig filosofen van de Twintigste Eeuw verbeeld, Millennium Editie'

Joop Hekman (1921-2013), wooden figure on coromandel wooden base: woman holding a dish, signed on the back, 1930's -h. including base 25 cm- From the estate of famous Dutch architect Gerrit Rieldveld, includes copies of e-mails with a grandchild of Gerrit Rietveld and the son of Joop Hekman

Joop Hekman (1921-2013), freestone karved female head -h. 32,5 cm- Part of the estate of Joop Hekman

Joop Hekman (1921-2013), four molds: two mirror images Beethoven and two various ones with a running hare -30 x 20 cm- Part of the estate of Joop Hekman

Joop Hekman (1921-2013), five round molds with the image of probably Anna marie van Schurman in various stages -d. 17 cm- Part of the estate of Joop Hekman

Joop Hekman (1921-2013), five round molds: two mirror images of a small bird, two mirror images with biblical text and one with text 'Bart Lett' -d. 18,5 cm- Part of the estate of Joop Hekman

Joop Hekman (1921-2013), five various molds, two with possibly the image of Diponegoro, together with a booklet with mixed media images of an owl -34 x 36 cm, various conditions- Part of estate of Joop Hekman

Joop Hekman (1921-2013), photo album with originel photo's of Joop Hekman working on a statue called 'Patio Petrus de visser' and which can be found in Barendrecht, photo's shot by 'Foto Claar Verdenius, De Bilt', together with an album with various original photo's of a marmer statue made for the recidence of M.R. Rademacher Schorer, 1946 -various conditions- reference see website Joop Hekman, part of the estate of Joop Hekman

Bronze figure on a faux marble base depicting a dancing woman, after Demetre Chiparus -h. 37,5 cm, base with flea bites-

Joseph Mendes da Costa (1863-1939), bronze figure, lady with shawl, marked on the reverse with monogram and 6/24 -h. 18,5 cm-

Plaster bust depicting king Albert I, king of the Belgians from 1909 until 1934 -73 x 59 cm, damages-

Hetty Heyster (1943), 'Merinoram', bronze, 1984, numbered 4 of 6, illustrated in 'Hetty Heyster - Sculpturen', Waanders, Zwolle, page 76 and 174, catalogue number 125 -16,5 x 26 cm-

Hetty Heyster (1943), 'Walking hippopotamus', bronze, 1997, one of 9 made, illustrated in 'Hetty Heyster - Sculpturen', Waanders, Zwolle, page 115 and 182, catalogue number 241 -17 x 34 cm-

Hetty Heyster (1943), 'Bison calf', bronze on a marble plinth, bronze, 1990, numbered 8 of 9, illustrated in 'Hetty Heyster - Sculpturen', Waanders, Zwolle, page 16 and 177, catalogue number 174, together with a signed copy of the catalogue -20 x 30 cm-

Bronze group on granite foot, signed 'WR' -h. including foot 26 cm-

Patinated metal figure, newspaper seller -h. 33 cm-

A large and decorative wooden sculpture of a quail, 20th century -46 x 47 cm-

Franz Josef Starek (1886-1966), attributed to, an erotic reclinging nude cheroot cutter with cold painted dress. Franz Josef Starek worked for the ateliers of the Vienna bronzes. Depicted in the publication: Leon von Mauw, 'Weens Brons - Weens Bronzen figuren van vroeger en nu', privately printed, 2011. Ca. 1920 -L. 14 cm-

Carlos Munoz and Albert Ickenroth, large polychrome painted paper mache frog, signed 'Carlos Albert', limited edition 91/150, 1990's -35 x 116 x 55 cm, damages feet-

Charles Masson (1822-1894), heavy bronze figure on marble base, two fighting stags -32 x 55 x 23 cm-

Albast and bronze female bust on marble base, stamped back and bottom, Schumacher, circa 1900 -h. 19,5 cm, minor scratches-

Ivet Thunnissen (1952), three figurines: two cats and a mouse, signed underneath -h. 28,5 cm-

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

Large, heavy stoneware figure, cat -32 x 83 x 16 cm, tail restored-

Soapstone figure: female torso, marked underneath 'HO'96' -h. 24 cm-

Granite figure on marble base: stylished bird -h. including base 65 cm-

Heavy, large bronze group, 41 birds sleeping whilst standing on one leg -8 x 65 x 47 cm-

Franz Bergmann (1861–1936), 'Windy Day', erotic bronze mounted on a marble base, monogrammed and signed 'Nam Greb', ca. 1900. Literature: Joseph Zobel, Antique Vienna Bronzes, Atglen, Shiffer, 2008, Page 228 and 233; Leon von Mauw, Weens Brons - Weens bronzen figuren vroeger en nu, privately printed, 2011 -H. 19 cm without marble base, H. 23 cm with marble base-

Mathias Bermann, casting mould of a belly dancer with removeable dress. Provenance: Sotheby's Amsterdam, sale 'Viennese Master Bronzes', 15 & 16 January 2001, lot 363

Bronze atlante pilaster column on green marble base, circa 1880 -h. 14,5 cm-

Small bronze statue on round base depicting Mephistopheles, circa 1900 -h. 20,5 cm, incomplete-

Willi Heinrichsdorff (1893-c. 1955), gilded bronze plaque depicting Fritz Ebert en profil, signed l.l. -29,5 x 23 cm-

Renée van Leusden (1947), 'Beauty', large bronze figure -h. 90 cm, lightly damaged-

Astrid Veldhuyzen-Koppen (1952), 'Met vereende kracht', bronze figure signed on base -h. 13 cm-

Klaas van den Berg (1941), four bronze figure, containing two animals and two human figures -h. 37 cm including foot-