601: German carved walnut and staghorn dressing Mirror, the carved stag head late 19th century, issuing a tall rack of horns supporting a later oval swing mirror, h. 38in. Illustrated

602: Interesting Three-Piece Group Of Wildlife-Related Objects, consisting of a mounted, carved and ebonized black bear head, h. 9in, a cast-brass rondel featuring the head of a calling stag, dia. 6.5in, and a walnut plaque mounted with the figures of

603: Interesting Pair Of German Gilt and Ebonized Bracket Shelves, mounted with cast painted metal deer heads, c. 1880-1900, h. 14.5in, w. 10in.

604: Pair Of Austrian Carved Walnut Figures Of Eagles 19th century, each in great detail, with the upright bird spreading upon a rocky knob, h 18in, w. 14in. Illustrated

605: Two Finely Carved Animal Heads, one a deer with carved antlers, h. 13in, and one a deer with staghorn antlers, h. 18in.

606: Unusual European Carved Figure Of St. Hubertis In Prayer, within a staghorn bocage, the figure, probably 19th century, is the patron saint of hunters, stands within the curving horns, fronted by an iron pricket candleholder and hung from an iron

607: Beautifully Carved Continental Walnut Plaque, depicting a game bird and her young, the figures enclosed by ivy leaves and vines above a ribbon banner, h. 17in, w. 16in. Illustrated

608: Pair Of Scottish Sterling Silver-Mounted " Deerfoot" Candlesticks, hallmarked Edinburgh, 1896, each mounted on a stained wood base, h. 14.25in. Illustrated

609: Napoleon III Patinated Bronze Animalier Figural Group, third quarter 19th century, of a retriever encountering a rooster, in the style of P. J. Mene, h. 7.5in, l. 13.5in. Illustrated

610: Brown Glaze Life-Size Pottery Figure Of A Bulldog, modeled seated gazing upward with glass eyes, h. 20.5in. Illustrated

611: Continental Verde Antico Marble Figure Of A Seated Wolf, C. 1900, carved gazing upward, on a rockwork base, loss to one ear, h. 6.75in, w. 5.75in, d. 3in. Illustrated

612: Italian Alabaster Figure Of A Seated Boar, probably a Grand Tour souvenir, late 19th century, mounted on a marble plinth with chipped corner, h 7in w. 8in, d. 4in. Illustrated

613: French Gilt Molded Fiberglass Butcher Shop Sign, in the form of a steer's head, realistically formed with white and brown face and curving horns, h. 20.5in, w. 22in.

614: French Gilt-Molded Fiberglass Head Of A Horse, with ears erect and nostrils wide, h. 18in, w. 14.5in.

615: Pair Of American Cast- Bronze Book Ends, early 20th century, the pair of playful pups on rectangular bases sculpted by Edith Baretto Parsons and cast by Gorham Co. h. 6.5in, 17in, w. 2.5in. Edith Baretto Parsons, born in Houston, Texas, July 4, 1878

616: Ivory Carved and Silver-Mounted Dagger and Scabbard 19th century, possibly from Finland, the relief carved case and handle with intertwined vines surmounted by a mythological beast, loss to scabbard tip, 18.5in. Illustrated

617: Continental Carved Ivory Figure, 19th century, the well-executed model of a French cavalier smoking his pipe, arm to his hip, standing on a plinth base, h. 9.5in. Illustrated

618: Continental Highly-Carved Ivory Figure, first half 19th century, the noblewoman in delicately detailed Elizabethan attire standing with hand outstretched, restoration to hand, h. 6.75in. Provenance: Ex-collection Mark Waist. Illustrated

619: Continental Patinated and Gilt-Bronze Armorial Card Receiving Tray, c. 1900, the surface applied with the figure of a seated griffin, above a banner inscribed with a motto, h. 1.25in, w. 11.5in, d. 11. 25in. Illustrated

620: Empire-Style Gilt-Brass Napoleonic Plaque, C. 1900, having an oval bevelled glass center applied with a profile bust of the emperor, h. 7in, w. 5in. Illustrated