A Group of Four Decorative Articles, Height of tallest

A Group of Four Table Articles comprising two candelabra, a mirror and a dish. Height of tallest 16 inches. Estimate $80-120

A Group of Four Steuben Glass Articles Height of tallest 3 3/4 inches. Origin: Property from the Helen Simons Trust, Chicago, Illinois

A Group of Four Wedgwood Basalt Articles 19th century Height of tallest 9 inches. Estimate $300-500

Steuben 20TH CENTURY a group of four celeste blue glass table articles Height of tallest 8 1/2 inches Estimate $ 300-500

Mackenzie Childs assembled group of four decorative articles comprising (2) two painted glass vases and (2) two enameled metal cache pot or planters, each marked to underside. Tallest: 6.25" H x 4.5"

A Group of Four Napoleonic Articles 19th/20th Century comprising two standing figures and one bust of Napoleon, together with a model of the Colonne Vendome. Height of tallest example 10 3/4 inches. P

A Group of Four Glass Articles in yellow and pink, one with a silver spoon. Height of tallest 4 1/4 inches. Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Spooner, Wisconsin

Four Chinese Bronze Articles comprising one brushpot in the form of a tree trunk, a figure of a seated male, a figural group showing an oxherd and an ox, and a small double handled vase. Height of tal

A group of four assorted decorative silver articles, including a reticulated candy dish, a small enamel bud vase [Tallest: 5 1/4"], a Viking ship shaped toothpick holder, and a clam shaped box [Smalle

A Group of Four Chinese Sancai Glazed Articles 17TH-18TH CENTURY comprising two roof tiles and a pair of green glazed hexagonal jars. Height of tallest 13 in., 33 cm. Property sold to benefit the Art

Comprising: two covered bowl and two figures. Height of tallest 9 1/2". (100/150)

A group of four Chinese porcelain table articlesComprising a lidded box, dish, pedestal dish and cup; one with character mark to underside.diameter of dish 6 1/4in (16cm); height of tallest 3 1/4in (8

A Group of Decorative and Utilitarian Ceramic Articles 19th and 20th Century of various forms and materials; 28 items total. Height of tallest 12 inches. Property from a Private Collector, Chicago, Il

* A Group of Lynn Chase Porcelain Decorative Articles Party Time pattern, comprising two frog figures and three parrot candlesticks, 5 items. Height of tallest 5 1/2 inches. Estimate $100-200

A GROUP OF FOUR MIDDLE EASTERN AND FAR EASTERN DECORATIVE ARTICLES, 19TH/20TH CENTURY. Comprising a stone pestle, a Buddhist amulet, a betel nut box, and a bronze trinket box. Largest height 6.75 inch

A Group of Five Rock Crystal Articles 20TH CENTURY comprising four ash trays and one covered censer. Height of tallest 4 1/2 inches. Property Sold to benefit the Art Acquisition Fund at the Indianapol

Group of Bjørn Wiinblad Glazed Pottery Articles Comprising four figures, and a figural covered bowl. Height of tallest 13 3/4 inches; Together with Two Glazed Pottery Figural Wall Hangings, heigh

* A Group of Lynn Chase Porcelain Serving Articles Parrots of Paradise pattern, comprising one large vase, one octagon vase, and four small shallow bowls, 6 items total. Height of tallest 7 3/4 inch

including "Cornish serpentine" candlestick, two match strikers and mercury glass bowl. Largest: 6 3/8" high, 4" diameter. Loss to stem of candlestick, strikers with tiny base chips. Provenance: Proper

Group of four decorative articles, Spanish, French, English and Asian, 19th/20th cent. Comprising a metal female figure, signed Kossovski. Made in France. A carved cinnabar vase, an inlaid Tea Caddy a

Group of four decorative articles, including a candy dish, a stand, and two inkwells. [Largest: 5 1/2" H x 4 1/2" W]. All with stains, residue, wear.

A Collection of Twelve Chinese Decorative Articles Height of tallest 11 3/4 x width 6 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia

A Collection of Eleven Chinese Decorative Articles Height of tallest 9 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia

* Four Porcelain Articles 19th century the first a famille verte puzzle teapot in the shape of a fu character; the second an iron red and famille rose floriform bowl, painted with dragons chasing the