Alfred Augustus Glendening Jr. (1861-1907 British), End of the Garden, est:$3000/5000
*Price Realized: $2,400.00

George Henry Andrews R.W.S (1816-1898 British), Woman on a balcony overlooking a harbor, est:$700/1000

Virgilio Tojetti (1851-1901 Italian/American), Two works: figures frolicking in trees with spring blossoms, est:$2000/3000

Alfred von Schonberger (1845-1880 German), Docked sailboat, est:$500/700
*Price Realized: $450.00

Henri Van Daalhoff (1867-1953 Dutch), Dutch figure near a house in a landscape, est:$500/800

Max F. Rabes (1868-1944 German), Arab camp near a desert oasis, est:$3000/5000

Victor Simonin (1877-1946 Belgian), Double-sided work: floral still life and still life with vegetables, est:$1500/2000

A German sterling silver five-light candelabrum, Bruckmann & Sohne, Late 19th / early 20th century, with crescent and crown and eagle maker's mark and further marked ''925 / No 12937'' and retailer ''Louis Werner'', in the Baroque style with foliate S-scrolled arms and hammered tapering baluster stem with lobed scalloped base, est:$1200/1800
*Price Realized: $1,320.00

A Continental pierced silver center bowl, Probably second quarter 19th century, possibly German, with faint illegible mark to underside, the waved oval rim above a pierced acanthus scroll body interspersed with male masks, on lion-headed paw feet, with silver on copper liner, est:$2500/4000
*Price Realized: $5,700.00

A George III sterling silver teapot, Edward Fennell, 1785, London, with maker's mark ''EF'', the rounded diamond-form hinged lid with ball finial over a waved cartouche-form pot with tapering spout and arched handle, decorated with a coat of arms to one side and a standing lion to the other, est:$400/600
*Price Realized: $390.00

An early Victorian Barnard sterling silver coffee and tea service, 1844 - 1845, London, with maker's mark of Edward, Edward Jr., John and William Barnard, comprising a coffee pot, with hinged lid surmounted by a seated Orientalist figure with a pipe (11'' x 9 x 6.25''), a teapot, with hinged lid surmounted by a bird and leafy branch finial (8.5'' x 10'' x 6.5''), a cream jug (7'' x 5'' x 4''), and a sugar bowl (5.75'' x 8'' x 5.5''), decorated overall with floral and foliate clasps and coat of arms with the motto ''Sto Pro Veritate'' (I Stand for Truth), the cream jug and sugar bowl with gilt-washed interiors, 4 pcs, est:$2000/3000
*Price Realized: $2,450.00

An Edwardian William Aitken sterling silver two-handled tray, 1906, Birmingham, with maker's mark ''WA'', of oval scalloped form with shell-headed handles, the center decorated with foliate scroll wreaths, est:$2000/3000
*Price Realized: $3,300.00