ANIMALIA

A framed engraving "Il Patasso a Fascia Nera", made in Milan, Italy, circa 1812.

A Rockingham brown treacle glazed ceramic bank, England circa 1950.

A cast iron stork, circa 1920, exact age and origin unknown.

A pair of English Staffordshire spaniels, circa 1880.

A small English porcelain sauce tureen in the Chinese taste, circa 1900. Rim chips.

An Empire Eagle pair of brass candlesticks, circa 1820.

A rare larger Staffordshire pug, England circa 1850.

A Ming Dynasty roof tile. The figure of a phoenix to guard a gable. 14th century China.

Circa 1985 A Pop Art Weather Vane by Steve Armstrong, Kentucky

A 8th Century Chinese Tang Dynasty pottery dromidary from the old capital of the Tang Dynasty, Luoyang. Great monster mask on the saddle.

A Grand Tour bronze of Romulus and Remus, 19th century.

An early 20th Century French pottery "Cigale" or cicada wall pocket meant to bring good luck to a home.We currently have a total of 5 of these avai...

An early 20th Century French pottery "Cigale" or cicada wall pocket meant to bring good luck to a home.

A Tang Dynasty pottery Bactrian camel, circa 8th Century, with restorations

A large scale Japanese bronze censor of the god of wisdom Manju riding astride a stag, Tiasho Period. Was $7500

A late 18th Century copper eagle weathervane eagle clutching a copper ball, later mounted on a wood base.

An early 19th Century English black and white engraving titled "Shark Attack" circa 1820.

Palissy was first made in France for Marie de Medici about 1620 by Bernard Palissy. An interest in Renaissance decoration caused these pieces to be...

Palissy was first made in France for Marie de Medici about 1620 by Bernard Palissy. An interest in Renaissance decoration caused these pieces to be...

An early 20th Century English stoneware pitcher with a bird on a branch

A 19th Century Staffordshire hen in a basket piggy bank

19th Century English Majolica multi colored glazed plate with lily pads

A Vintage bronze elephant with bone tusks, European

The Pony Express Rider by Keith Christie (1935-2017), an American artist and sculptor.