Oil on canvas of "Baltimore 1860". (title handwritten in old style on back of canvas) Signed on lower right. Windsor Newton brand canvas stamp on back. Back of frame also stamped "Lion Brand, Norway". 37X26 in frame.

Beautifully glazed Persian bowl circa 10th-12th century. Blue geometric design, glaze becoming bright green in some areas. Very small rim chip. 4 1/2 inches high and 8 inches across.

Pair of finely carved pine angels kneeling in prayer from europe c. 18th century. Both measure 11.00 inches in height. Excellent condition with original paint.

Extremely rare terracotta Makonde figure c. 18th century. Remains of black slip on surface. Measures 16.25 in height. Excellent condition.

Large Russian wooden icon. "Resurrection of Jesus". 18 tall X 14 1/2 inches wide. Circa mid 1700's. Folk art style. Good condition.

Pair of 13 inch English Staffordshire reclining lions. Circa 1850. No Mark. Note thin hairline across bottom of base of second lion.

German stoneware salt glazed jug (Wine?), with cobalt inscription "Eigenthum Von Ruhart Lampreiht 10". 18 inches high. Chips, cork present. 17th-18th century.

Very large framed 18th century silk embroidery, "King David". Embroidery size is about 20 X 25 inches. Small crack in the glass at the bottom right corner.

Rare large Gothic style triptych of brass/bronze. Probably Russian. Figure in upper left corner is "St. Nicholus" holding a staff with a curled upper end. Could be 18th century or earlier. No mark. About 12 inches high and 9 wide. Weighs about 6 pounds.

Spanish colonial folk art "Milagro". Religious art of family miracles, dated 1805 and initialed. 2 armed soldiers on ridge following young man on path. Expertly restored. 19 1/2X 11 1/2, 5/8 inch thick.

Spanish faience jardinière and underplate. 17th or 18th century. Polychrome bird and animal decor. Fluted rim. Very good condition. 9 1/2 inches tall with underplate and plate is about 9 1/2 inches in diameter.

17th to 18th century pair of Marquetry Northern European (possibly Flemish in style of Pieter Breughel) scenes, men in tavern and women in kitchen, made of ebony, pearwood and pewter with ivory teeth and eyes. Both done on panels. Old paintings are visible on the reverse sides. Both measure 9.75 x 11.00. Extraordinary works.