In excellent condition, this seated Chorrera figure measures 8 1/2" high, 5" wide, and 4 1/4" deep. It features a red helmet-like headdress, incised decoration around the torso, and large ear ornaments. The eyes are typically puffy with slits, and the nose is prominent and curved. The body is burnished, with both red and buff pigments, and there is a large hole in the back of the headdress...

Of black Belgian marble, this modernist sculpture by Lily Ente was created in 1954 and is entitled "Head". It was deaccessioned from the Chrysler Museum of Art in 1991 and his been in private collections since that time. Measuring 11 1/2" x 13 1/2" x 5 1/4", it is of triangular shape and depicts an abstracted head, with varying surfaces of polished marble that reflect the light and create slight shadows, making an intriguing and evocative form...

Of good size, this pre-columbian Nayarit figure measures 12" high, 7 1/4" wide, and 6" deep. The seated figure has hands on extended and shortened legs, and shows the ritual cicatrice tattoos on the shoulders, as well as ear spools. In very fine condition, there is a small loss on the rear hair piece, but no other damage other than some rubbing to the surface...

Of exceptionally large size (16" by 10 1/2" wide by 7" high), this beautiful Monteith or Jardiniere by the Marseilles factory of Veuve Perrin dates to the mid to late 18th century and is in very fine condition. Decorated in typical 18th century hues of magenta, rose, yellow, green, and pale blue on a creamy background, with gilding on the handles and top edge, it is both dramatic and rich in detail...

This beautifully designed and executed silver cuff bracelet was made by the Benally Brothers, Ernest and Chester, in the 1970's when they worked together and utilized their unique signature, shown in photos. In later years, they both continued to work separately, creating artful designs, often with complex inlaid designs. Of particularly large size, it measures 5 1/8" on the inside, has an opening of 1 5/8", measures 7 1/8" around the outside, and is 1 3/4" wide at the highest point...

A rare form, and with exquisite guilloche enamel work, this Swiss made clock by Eterna is sterling silver with vermeil finish. The case measures 6 1/2", not including stem and hanging loop (7 1/2") and is 2 3/4" wide. Of very heavy silver, with a twisted ribbon design around the sides, the front is beautifully decorated with soft blue enamel, engine turning designs, and bouquets of pink roses, daisies, other blossoms and leaves...

In a form similar to the slab figures from the Quimbaya culture of Colombia, South America, this seated female figure has rounded limbs, slit eyes and mouth, and the typical prominent nose. It measures 8" high, is roughly 7 1/2" wide, and retains much of the original burnished red surface. Some minor losses to glaze are evident, along with a good deal of mineral deposits on the surface...

Of a rich coppery tone, this tall bell metal candlestick is Spanish Colonial, dating to the 17th or 18th century. It measures 11 1/2" high, is 4 7/8" in diameter across the base, and is comprised of four separate pieces, the saucer base, the stem, the drip pan, and the candle holder...

Featuring a frieze of Putti celebrating the feast of Bacchus, this pair of urns is elaborately decorated with leaves and figures in high relief, including acanthus leaves, laurel, the putti, including instruments and the goat. They are cast of zinc, and measure 9 1/2" high, 5" in diameter, 7 1/2" across including handles. They have a heavy patina, with subtle coloration, including gray, bronze, and slight verdigris...

Bertha E. Baxter, American artist, born in 1895, lived in NYC and the North Shore of Boston (Gloucester, Rockport, Cape Ann), and was known for her paintings of Gloucester and Rockport area, particularly harbor and genre scenes. She exhibited at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, the Hoosier Salon, and the Art Institute of Chicago, and is listed in art reference books, including Who's Who in 1953...

Manufactured by the German company Kayserzinn, this large and beautiful three handled vase measures 10' high, and 5 5/8'diameter at the top (each handle extends out another 1 1/2"). Of soft pewter, it has a very satiny patina, with some light abrasions and "tarnish". It is marked on the base with the Kayserzinn hallmark, and is numbered #4474...

This large and delicate Murano glass compote measures just under 10" high and the bowl is 6" in diameter...