Auction 181 - 14 October 2024

'Vieillard aveugle et jeune mendiant'. (1904). Doek, 67 x 49.

Pair of statues with movable hands, heads and tongues. Model Johann Joachim Kaendler (2883-2884). Meissen. H: 31 cm.

terracotta statue. Tang dynasty, 618-906 AD. With certificate. 44 x 42 x 12.

statue of silver with gold leaves and bird (24kt: +/-30-40 gr. gold). South America, late 19th century. H: 60 cm. W: 25 cm. D: 29.5 cm.

of brass and bronze with enamelled dials and thermometer in the shape of an obelisk and crowned by bronze statuette of a lion.

three curved arms forming candlesticks and centrally a jardinière of driven silver. Hallmarks of Wolfers ( for 1905 - 1910), Heimerdinger. Art Nouveau era (ref. exposition Design Museum Gent, 'Louis, Philippe en Marcel Wolfers: meesters in zilver' van 16 december 2006 tot 9 april 2007, afgebeeld in catalogue p.16 and ref. tentoonstelling Belvue Museum, 'Feestelijk tafelen' van 23 juni tot 9 september 2012).

'La vie du visible'. (1990). High relief, papier moulé. Numbered 29/100. Signed. 105 x 77.

The abduction of Europe: statue in gilt and patinated bronze. Bronze caster: J. Petermann St. Gilles - Bruxelles. 54 x 56 x 17. On rectangular, green marble base.

The kiss: patinated bronze sculpture. 7/8 numbered. Bronze caster: Landowski. 84 x 51 x 24.5.

Bird of paradise made of gilded silver and rock crystal with emerald eyes. Marked Wolfers and hallmarks Wolfers. 925/1000. 19 x 29 x 13.

65 x 150.

made of beech wood with leather ears and real lambswool. Design Hanns Peter Krafft for Meier, Germany.