Extremely delicately made multi-colored internal twist wine glass. 18th-19th century. Probably English. Rough pontil. Very good condition. About 6 1/2 inches tall.

Early American candle holder of copper with silvered front. Handle on back. 4 small prominences on base for stability. 18th century. About 9 inches tall.

Heavy old brass Russian candlestick. 18th-19th century. No mark. Very good condition. 8 3/4 tall.

17th-18th century carved wooden plaque, Dutch or French. "Man in Suit of Armor". Probably from a piece of furniture. Fleur de Lis deign in corners. About 3 3/4 X 7 3/4 inches.

Dutch brass "drip nose" oil lamp. 19th century. Crowned lion head on base is a symbol of royalty. Almost 12 inches tall. Old repair at base of stem.

Papier mache snuff box with hand painted "Portrait of a Lady", on the lid. Probably English. Late 18th century-early 19th century. Recently cleaned by an expert. About 3 1/4 diameter.

18th century German etched and painted glass goblet. Wild boar hunt scenes. Base applied over pontil. No. Chips or cracks. 5 3/4 inches tall. To avoid any confusion, note that white paper has been put in goblet to help in photographing the design.

Dutch Delft tile polychrome tile. Floral motif. About 5X5 inches. Circa 1625-1650.

Unusual continental papier mache snuff box with hand painted top "Angels Cavorting on Top of Wine cask with 2 Putti holding Wine Glasses" No mark. Box is decorated in faux tortoise shell. About 3 3/4 diameter. Circa before 1820

Small Spanish tile with bird decor. 17th century. Good condition. 2 3/4 X 2 3/4 X 1/2 inch thick.

American silver plated box decorated in high relief with scenes of home life from around the 18th century. Fully decorated top and sides. Marked on bottom, made by Barbour Co. of Hartford, Conn. Circa before 1920. 8 1/2 wide X 2 5/8 high.

Very old Russian painted box. May have been used for various purposes. Intriguing colorful decoration. Many areas of loss but a very unique piece of Russian folk ware. Very interesting lock mechanism unique to these Russian boxes. No maker's mark, but these boxes were made in the villages around Velikij Ustug circa 1870-1905. Measures 16 1/2 X 12 X 9 inches.