Chinese carved white marble Buddha is seated in the dhyanasana posture, the hair and topknot is incised with a scrolled design. Age: circa 2960-1980 – Size: 29” high

Elaborately cast bronze vase with flowering trees and birds whose wings are in high-relief, on a tripod footed base with a reticulated scrolled design and each at the top of each foot is a mythological animal head, signature on the base. Age: Early 20th Century – Size: 12 ¼” high

Baluster shape bronze vase with tall wide neck with flared rim and foot with two loop handles, and decorated around the neck with two medallions with dragons in circular motif, body had a scrolled motif with an archaistic design. Age: Early 20th Century – Size: 12” high

The pair of Chinese white marble fu dogs on plinth bases. The male has his paw on a ball and female feeding her pup with her paw. Age: Mid 20th Century - Size: 39 ¾” high (plinth 15 ¾” w. x 22 ¾” d.)

Nepalese bronze caparisoned elephant with the Buddha Maitreya seated in the “Royal Ease Position” on a throne with a canopy perched on his back, and the mahout seated on the elephant’s neck. Age: Mid 20th Century - Size: 16" high X 8” wide x 11” deep.

The unsigned and numbered lithograph titled “The House in My Village” is of his family home with a male figure seated on its chimney and female figure at the door, in Vitebsk, Marc Chagall's home town. This lithograph was published in Chagall, Lithographs I by Andre Sauret, Monte Carlo in 1960. This print is numbered 34/100. It is No. 283 in Mourlot's Catalogue Raisonne of Chagall's Lithographs. Age: 1960 – Size: Image 13 1/2" x 10 1/2" (Frame 20" x 16 1/2")

This unsigned and numbered print is of a circus scene with a dancing figure, a clown and a white horse with someone playing a flute and people seated in a grandstand. “Marc Chagall described his love of circus people: Why am I so touched by their makeup and grimaces? With them I can move toward new horizons. He worked in a naïve-realistic style. It is numbered 34/100 -Age: 1960’s – Size:Image 14" x 10 1/2".(Frame 20" x 16 1/2")

The small rectangular box with a mythological creature on the lid with s scrolled motif. It has one small crack on the side near the foot. Age: 19th Century – Size: 1 ¼” high x 3 ¼” x 2 ½” deep

The small vase with an ovoid body with a flared foot and neck is decorated with a pair of geisha and colorful floral motif on a green foil ground. The one geisha had a damaged face with vertical cracks. Age: Circa 20-30’s – Size: 6 1/4” high

The small blue and white under-glaze decorated with a floral motif, the rims are indented and accented with blue glaze, in the interior is a flowering plant design. The one cup has three large cracks and the raised foot is rough. Age: Late 19th Century – Size: 2 ½” high x 3 ½” diameter

The Tang style figural bronze with a male figure wearing a hat and is seated sidesaddle on a camel along with full saddle bags. He has his left arm raised and is shading his eyes from the sun. Age: 3rd Quarter 20th Century – Size: 6” x 6”

This small female bronze lion with curled fur and is lying down with a small cub crawling up near her head and another cub crawling on her back. Age: 3rd Quarter 20th Century – Size: 2 ½” high x 5 ½” wide