1924, Netherlands Desiged by T.C.A. Colenbrander (1841-1931). Both marked for "RAM, Arnhem", with model number 85 and date letter C. One with painter's initials "AP." for Albert Peters, one with "G.B." for Gerrit Baas and "Korrels" (pattern name).

1924, Netherlands Desiged by T.C.A. Colenbrander (1841-1931). Marked for "RAM, Arnhem", with painter's initials "V.B.", model number 3 and dateletter C and "Los" (pattern name).

1922, Netherlands Desiged by T.C.A. Colenbrander (1841-1931). With "Druipsteen" pattern. Marked "RAM, Arnhem", with painter's initials "G.B." for Gerrit Baas, model number 9 and dated "Dec. 1922" on the base.

Ca. 1910-20, Netherlands A St. Lukas (Utrecht) pottery vase, blue lustre glazed, decorated with a goose taking flight. Marked on the base.

20th century, Netherlands Executed in a black and greenish yellow glaze. Marked 'Plazuid, Gouda' on the base. Designed by Leen J. Muller, ca. 1928.

1940, Netherlands Powder glaze decoration unica vase designed by Andries Copier (1901-1999). Signed to underside "Leerdam Unica, A.D.Copier, R88" (year code R stands for 1940).

1946, Netherlands Decorated with opaque glaze and red powder pattern designed by Andries Copier (1901-1999). Signed to underside "Leerdam Unica, A.D. Copier, X1625" (X is year code for 1946).

1942, Netherlands Green and black powder glaze decoration. Designed by Andries Copier (1901-1999). Signed to underside "Leerdam Unica, A.D.Copier, T5" (year code T stands for 1942).

1983, Netherlands A yellow and orange glass vase. Designed by Floris Meydam (1919-2011) for the 25th anniversary of the Intergas company in a limited edition of 40. Signed to underside "F. Meydam, Royal Leerdam, serica 40 23, intergas 1958-1983" . With original leaflet.

3rd – 1st Century BC, Northwestern Iran A terracotta ewer in the form of a ram.

Northwest Iran, ca 1200 – 900 BC A terracotta pottery footed dish with spout and vertical handle, with a shallow miniature cup atop.

Ca. 1200 - 600 BC With disc pommel, slender cylindrical disc and tapering blade.

Ca. 1200 - 600 BC One with hollow shaft, one solid.

Ca. 1200 - 600 BC

Ca. 1200 - 600 BC

Ca. 1200 - 600 BC Two with crescent pommels, one with pommel in the form of horns.

Ca. 1200 - 600 BC Two with crescent pommels, one tanged.

Ca. 1920, Colusa County, California Of round form, woven from willow, sedge root or bullrush root with repeating geometric pattern. One with added feathers and beads. Brought back from North America in 1923 by the grandparents of the current owner.

Ca. 1920, North America A pair of straw and leather shoes. Brought back from North America in 1923 by the grandparents of the current owner.

Ca. 1920, North America A pair of beaded leather shoes. Brought back from North America in 1923 by the grandparents of the current owner.

Ca. 1920, North America A leather beaded bag. Brought back from North America in 1923 by the grandparents of the current owner.

Ca. 1920, North America Three beaded textile belts. Brought back from North America in 1923 by the grandparents of the current owner.

Ca. 1920/30, North America A woven blanket or rug. Brought back from North America ca. 1930 by the grandparents of the current owner.

Ca. 1920/30, North America A woven blanket or rug, depicting figures and birds. With a cotton backing. Thought to have been used as a horse blanket. Brought back from North America ca. 1930 by the grandparents of the current owner.

Late 19th century The sarcophagus shaped box on four metal paw feet, the interior equipped with the original ivory and sewing materials.

Late Period, ca. 712 – 323 BC Covered in remains of black bitumen. Provenance: Private collection, Amsterdam.

Early 16th century, Southern Netherlands The Virgin reading a book, accompanied by Saint Anne who is seated on an curved chair to the left, both holding the Christ Child, who is curiously browsing through the book, mounted on a later oak base.

After Benedetto da Maiano (1442-1497), possibly 19th century The Virgin embracing the Child, surrounded by several putti, set in a painted and giltwood frame decorated with foliate ornaments. The original marble relief by Da Maiano, sculpted around 1475, is in the collection of the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC.

Late 17th/early 18th century, possibly Flemish Centered by the figure of King David wearing a crown, military costume and portrait medallion on a chain, surrounded by foliate scrolls, and surmounted by a winged putto with closed eyes.

Ca. late 18th century, Russia A mystical icon with circular fields centering around the figure of Christ. Egg tempera on gesso/panel. With a certificate by Jan Morsink. Provenance: The property of descendants of Anton Philips.

Ca. 1480, France Depicting Christ on the cross, the Three Marys on the left, and a group of priests and other bystanders on the right, set in a conforming frame.

15th/16th century, possibly Nuremburg Centered by an enamel medallion with a crest, encircled by a boss of seven flower heads and a band of Gothic script, the rim with a band of punched decoration and nine enamel medallions with flowers.

Early 16th century, Mechelen Carved with his pilgrim's hat, the wound on his thigh, and the dog at his feet, accompanied by a small praying figure, on a gilt base.

17th century Represented in a gilt mantle, on an angled terrain, set on a red velvet covered stand.

16th century, South German Represented with long curly locks, and accompanied by the ox as his attribute.

Ca. 16th century, possibly Spanish Both figures wearing a crown and a long mantle.

Second half 16th century The upper rim engraved with running dogs and two medallions, each with a face in profile. The middle rim, lower rim and foot engraved with H-shaped motifs and scrolling foliate ornaments, with curved handle.

15th/16th century, Flemish The two spouts styled as dogs heads, the sockets of the swing handle decorated with face motifs.

15h/16th century The domed rectangular lid with spiral handle, bound in three studded straps, on four feet.

Late 15th/early 16th century, Meuse or Rhine region The concave vessel with semicircular handle, on paw feet.

Possibly 14th century In two parts, the upper part with openworked decoration, on a hexagonal foot.

15th/16th century, Flemish The two spouts styled as dogs heads, the sockets of the swing handle decorated with face motifs. With a warm patina.

15th century, French or German Mounted overall with stars, flower heads, and bands ending in fleur-de-lis, the rectangular lid decorated with a foliate frieze engraved with gothic script, opening to reveal a plain interior, the wood red lacquered. Compare to an ivory and silver reliquary in the collection of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam (BK-NM-9373).

15th century, Flemish Rhine region The two spouts styled as beaked animal heads, the sockets of the swing handle decorated with face motifs.

16th century, and older Including the figures of the Virgin and Child, Saint Sebastian, Saint Christopher, Saint Barbara, and Saint Paul.

16th century, possibly Spanish The semicircular walnut vessel carved with overlapping foliate ornaments, with a removable zinc liner.

17th/18th century With a spiral wrought-iron swing handle, resting on three high feet.

16th century, possibly Southern Netherlands The larger roundel once formed part of a series of twelve representing the Labours of the Months, depicting the month of November, showing swineherds driving pigs out into the oak woods and trashing the trees to bring down acorns for the pigs to eat. In the foreground, a meeting with a tax collector. Also featuring a cartouche with monogram. Together with a smaller roundel depicting Saint John the Baptist with lamb.