801: South Staffordshire Hexagonal Enamel Sweetmeat Box, c. 1780-1795, shaded rose "Toile de jouy" cover, height 1-1/4in, diameter 1-7/8in.

802: South Staffordshire Enamel Wedding Motto Snuffbox, C. 1785-1800, with an architectural vignette in the center of the cover, height 1in length 1-3/4in, width 1.5in.

803: South Staffordshire Oval Enamel Motto Snuffbox, c. 1780-1790, height1in, length 1-5/8in, width 1.5in.

804: Russian Circular Silver-Gilt and Enamel Sweetmeat Box, c. 1875-1890,maker O.K., in Cyrillic, diameter 2-1/8in.

805: South Staffordshire Gilt-bronze-mounted Enamel ETUI, of headstone form, c. 1790-1800, the interior enameled in mulberry and white, the implements lacking, Length 2- .1/2in, width 1-1/4in.

806: South Staffordshire Circular Enamel Motto Sweetmeat Box, c. 1780- 1795, height 1-1/8in, diameter 1-7/8in.

807: Continental Bronze-Mounted Enamel Sweetmeat Box, in the form of a seated blue bird, c. 1775-1790, height 2in.

808: Pair Of Ge Porcelain Cabinet Figures, in the rococo style featuring putti astride doves, c. 1900-1910, height 3-1/4in.

809: Gilt-bronze-mounted "Meissen" Porcelain Sweet- Meat Box, in the formof a pocket watch, c. 1880-1890, the obverse with a galants vignette,the reverse with a bucolic lakescape, length 3-7/8in.

810: Viennese Silver-Mounted Champleve Enamel jewel Casket, in the form of a dome-lidded box, c. 1875-1890, set with four enamel figural reserves, height 4-1/4in, W. 4-1.8in, d. 2-1/8in

811: Limoges Enamel Cabinet Vase, of an 18th-century beauty against a sunset sky, c. 1900-1915, height 5in.

812: Lenox Porcelain Silver-Overlay Footed Mayon- nnaise Bowl, in the ArtNouveau taste, c. 1910-1915, height 3- 1/4in, diameter 6-1/8in, together with a White Lenox porcelain Silver-Overlay Vase, in the Art Nouveau taste, c. 1910-1915, height 6-3/8in, and

813: Three-piece Belle Epoque Gilt-brass-mounted Vanille Marble Mantel Garniture, in the Louis XVI taste, c. 1890-1895, consisting of an arcade mantel clock with floral- enameled dial, the interior backplate signed "T. Grancois, height 18in, width 10.5in,

814: Two Of Polychromed and Gilt-Brass Blackamoor Posy Vases, in the Restauration style, the glass basket lin- ers lacking, consisting of a pair of male figure vases and one female blackamoor vase, height 4-5/8in.

815: Continental Belle Epoque Gilt-Brass- and Poly- Chromed Brass-MountedBp-Ass Blackamoor Cachepot-on-stand, C. 1890-1895, the stand supported by three blackamoors in short gilt tunics, height 7-3/8in, w. 9- 1/8in. Illustrated

816: Pair Of French Bronze Tripodal Candlesticks, in the Renaissance style, c. 1875-1890, the bases modeled as three upended lions, height12in. Illustrated

817: Belle epoque "Grand Tour" Gilt and Patinated Bronze-Mounted Green Onyx Standish, featuring a figure of Lorenzo de Medici after Michelangelo, c. 1890- 1895, height 7.5in, width 12-1/8in, d. 5-3/4in

818: Italian Pietra Dure panel, of a girl of the campagna dancing, c. 1870-1880, probably Florentine, height 9.5in, w. 6-3/4in. Illustrated

819: It Pietra Dure panel of a Neapolitan fish seller, c. 18875-1880, presented in a period ebonized wood frame, sight height 6-1/4in, width 3.5in. Illustrated

820: Florentine Pietra Dure Slab Paperweight, featuring a white lily spray, c. 1855-1870, two small chips at the right corners, height 5- 3/8in, width 3-3/8in. Illustrated