Chinese bronze figure of a unicorn/dragon. Hollow form. Prominent burial patina. Faint remains of black slip on surface. Scattered minor losses. No mark. Ming dynasty, 1400-1600 A.D. 4 1/2 inches long, 4 1/2 inches tall to tail.

Pre-Columbian terra cotta figure. Reattached left arm. Punched out eyes. Possibly Colima or Nyarit Indian. 8 1/2 inches long, 4 inches wide.

18th century stone male figure. Origin is probably Kissi. (Sierra Leone) Monkey like facial features. Tall conical turban like hat. Holding very large penis. 11 1/2 inches tall.

Thai glazed terra cotta figure of a seated man. Sukhothai. 4.2 inches tall. Celadon glaze on upper 2/3 of figure. 14th century. The man is holding a fighting cock and is chewing a narcotic called "Miang".

English painting of Zebra, unsigned. After the original by Stubbs. On canvas, 14 by 13 inches in frame. Actual size is 10 by 12 inches. Black mesh covering on back. The original is in the British Queens Collection.

Very large Austrian powder flask. Round copper relief of "St. George Slaying the Dragon" on both sides and multiple applied brass eagles. Flame finial on top. Possibly used for a cannon? No mark. 19th century.14 1/2 inches tall. and 8 1/2 inches wide.

Very rare archaic bronze container in the shape of mythological beasts. Missing top. Probably an incense burner. Low relief dragon on sides and interesting signature obscured by burial patina. Possible Chou dynasty. 1400-1600 A.D. 8 3/4 inches tall. 10 1/2 inches wide, 5 inches thick.

Pre-Columbian figure of a crouched man holding a head. Probably Peruvian. Has two holes in the back, probably a heavy ceremonial pendant. May be jade as it does not scratch. 5 1/2 inches tall and 3 inches wide.

Sword/Sabre from India. 18th century. Slightly bent area in lower blade. Burial patina. No mark. 36 inches long.

Very light small Chinese bronze bowl with linear incised decor. Burial patina. Small dent on one side and very small dent on rim. No mark. Archaic. Circa 1000 B.C. 3 1/4 inches tall and 4 1/2 inches wide.

Indian (Hindu) small vase or goblet. 19th century. Bronze with high copper content body and brass rim and base. Low relief Gods, animals, and flowers. 3 3/4 inches tall. No mark.

Chinese Ming dynasty figure of a unicorn in very heavy solid bronze. Tortoise shell design on back. 6 8/10 inches tall and 8 inches long. No mark.