late 17th/early 18th century, Germany With high base and bowl, the open stems decorated with two rows of raspberry prunts.

Mid 18th century Seven clear slender long stemmed drawn trumpet bowl toasting glasses.

18th century, Netherlands Two white figures of relief decorated parade horses on green bases. Marked on the undersides in blue GvS (Geertruij Verstelle) for "Het Moriaanshoofd" (1761 - 1773).

18th century, Netherlands A white figure of a cow on a green base. Marked on the underside in blue GvS (Geertruij Verstelle) for "Het Moriaanshoofd" (1761 - 1773).

ca. 1713-1740, Netherlands Decorated in blue and white with dragons in chinese style. Marked to base for 'De Porceleyne Clauw'.

18th century, Netherlands Shaped as a lapwing sitting on a nest. Marked on the base wit a yellow AP mark (possibly Anthony Pennis for 'De twee Scheepjes').

18th century, Netherlands A spotted goat, decorated in manganese, standing on a green topped base with marbled sides. Not marked.

18th century, Netherlands Shaped as a basket filled with blackberries on a separate underplate. Marked IP for Jan Stennis, "De Porceleyne Schotel" (1724-1764).

18th century, Netherlands Model of a small monkey eating a piece of yellow fruit. Initials written on the belly 'K T A', referring to the larger "Kees 't Apie" novelty jugs. Not marked.

18th century, Netherlands Decorated in blue and white with floral patterns on the lid and surface. The knob is fashioned as a yellow flower with green petals. Not marked.

18th century, Netherlands The side of the base is decorated with florals. On the lid a landscape scene showing a waterside keep and a boat carrying cattle across the river. Marked for Jan Pennis (1782-1789, "de Twee Scheepjes").

18th century, Netherlands "Hansje in de kelder" has an English equivalent in "Jack in the Cellar", meaning an unborn child (or a child on the way). This jug was always referred to by this name by the family where it comes from. This exceptional Delft pottery ornamental jug has a hollow centre that contains a figure of a baby. The sides are covered by two pieces of bevelled glass. Decorated in blue and white with floral patterns and putti picking grapes and a yellow bird's head spout. No maker's marks. This model is more often found as a puzzle jug, without the baby and glass sides.

1684, Netherlands A pair of rectangular pottery tiles depicting a crowded church (in mirror image). The backs are dated 1684 and also the pulpits show the number 84. Possibly commemorating the 100th death anniversary of Prince William of Orange (1533-1584). These plaques were last sold by Salomon Stodel in 1965 who described these as "presumably Utrecht".

Late 18th or early 19th century, Netherlands Comprises two lidded vases and one open vase. Decorated with floralss and a vignette featuring a seated lady in a landscape. Not marked. Provenance: The property of a collector from Monster.

18th century, Netherlands The traditional Dutch sleigh is decorated in blue and white. The figure is coloured. Not marked.

18th century, Netherlands Two miniature parade horses, decorated with blue and white dots and floral patterns on the sides of the bases and polychrome accents. Not marked.

18th century, Netherlands A very fine pair of Delft faience plates. Decorated with a central large cartouche, and four smaller cartouches in the border, showing blue and white scenes of landscapes and boats sailing on open waters. The borders with dense florals in green, blue and yellow on a brownish red ground. Not marked.

18/19th century, Belgium A tin glazed pitcher covered in a blue glaze. With curved handle and pewter lid. Not marked. Provenance: The property of an old family from The Hague.

18th century, Netherlands A brightly coloured bird perched on a mangnese rock. Not marked. Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

18th century, Netherlands A small Delft pottery planter with shell shaped tab handles and panels featuring florals and birds. Marked for Adriaan van Rijsselbergh (active 1701-1735). Decorated in blue and white with green, red and gold accents. Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

18th century, Netherlands A so called pancake plate decorated with a flower vase and a small bunny rabbit. Not marked. Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

18th century, Netherlands Two flat, so called pancake plates, decorated with birds and flowers. Marked for "De Porceleyne Clauw".

18th century, Netherlands Two so called pancake plates, depicting a blue dog in a landscape with a pagoda building. Not marked. Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

18th century, Netherlands A so called pancake plate with abstract decoration in blue, green and iron red. Not marked. Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

18th century, Netherlands A so called pancake plate with a central bird on a branch and a border on a green ground with stylized florals in white cartouches. Not marked. Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

18th century, Netherlands One with two yellow birds beside a flower vase. The other with a flower basket. Both are not marked.

16th century, Italy A lustre glaze Gubbio plate. The deep well decorated with a floral motif and the wide rim featuring a repeating flower pattern in yellow and blue. Not marked. Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Early 16th century, Italy Decorated in blue and ochre with an abstract pattern. Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

18th century, Germany A figure of Pallas Athena with a greek helmet and white dress with gold accents and a female figure dressed in white and pink decorated with floral patterns holding a small dog. Both on a gold trimmed base. Possibly Meissen.

18/19th century, Germany The girl feeding a cat and the boy teaching a dog to jump through a hoop, on gilded bases and with lace frilled clothing. Designed ca. 1766-1768 by Michel Victor Acier for Meissen. Marked with the crossed swords and 'B94' for Meissen on the base. Provenance: A Dutch noble family.

19th century, France The lion, probably made by Edme Samson in Paris, white porcelain with russet and brown enameling. Mounted on a brass roccoco style base.

ca. 1930, München Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg, polychrome figure of an officer (ca. 1772) on a white horse rearing over a tree stump. Designed by Hanns Goebl. Marked on the underside.

Ca. 1930's, Germany Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg (Munich), a white figure of a mounted huntsman leading two hounds, rearing over a tree stump as support on a base decorated with patches of grass. Marked on the underside.

Late 18th century, Netherlands Decorated with cornflowers and pink roses. Gilt trimmings. Mostly marked with underglaze blue marks for Amstel and Loosdrecht (M.O.L.). Includes tureens, baskets, cream pots, sauce servers, plates and platters, ca. 160 pieces. Provenance: Sotheby's Amsterdam 30-03-1999 lot 287. Private collection, Amsterdam.

19th century, Austria Comprising 65 plates, 2 bowls, 3 serving trays and butter dish. Decorated with a bouquet on the well and guirlandes of flowers in turquoise and blue on the borders. Finished with a gold trim. Marked with the beehive mark in underglaze blue for 'Royal Vienna'.

19th century, England Decorated in pink with floral patterns and blossoming flowers yellow, blue and green. The handles and knobs modelled as branches with leaves. Marked on the base. Provenance: The property of an old family from The Hague.

20th century, France Isabelle model in pink and green. All marked on the foot. Provenance: Private collection, Amsterdam.

Ca. 1930, France The set consisting of 14 glasses of various sizes, 12 plates, 9 dishes, 9 bowls, 7 coasters and a platter. Decorated with beads on the base. Marked with an etched mark.

Ca. 2000, Italy Made by the Genninger Studio (Leslie Ann Genninger) in Murano. The clear glass bowls with small controlled air bubbles. The feet and trims of coloured glass with gold flecks. Provenance: Private collection, Amsterdam.

2002, Italy Made the Genninger Studio (Leslie Ann Genninger) in Murano. With coloured and decorated stems and scalloped bases of the bowls (with gold flecks). All signed and dated 2002 on the foot. Provenance: Private collection, Amsterdam.

20th century, Italy Made by the Genninger Studio (Leslie Ann Genninger) in Murano. With various coloured and formed stems (containing gold flecks). Thin coloured trims along the tops and foot edges. Controlled air bubble pattern in the bowls. All signed on the base. Provenance: Private collection, Amsterdam.

Ca. 2000, Italy Green tinted glass with trumpet bowl. All signed on the foot. Provenance: Private collection, Amsterdam.

Late 19th century, France Each depicting a cockatoo perched on a cactus, the border with large scrolls. Marked on the back with a Keller & Guerin monogram.

Ca. 1910, France A wide opaque green and yellow glass vase with acid etched blossoming flowers and leaf branches in red. Signed "Gallé"on the bowl of the vase.

Ca. 1910, France A solifleur glass vase with frosted glass and cameo relief depicting a blossoming yellow flower.

Ca. 1910, Frankrijk A reddish white glass vase with acid etched overlay of sprouting leaf branches. Signed "Legras" on the body.

A solifleur frosted glass vase with cameo design of a thistle flower with a gilded metal snake wrapped around the neck of the vase and gilded rim and base. Marked on the metal base.