Third quarter, signed to dial ''Ene. Lenoir / Paris'', marked to movement ''Douillon / GD'', stamped to backplate ''189'', the circular white dial with blue Roman hours, black Arabic minutes and pierced gilt hands in an ornately cast case surmounted by a pair of addorsed baby tritons and encircled by entwined cattails and reeds with two salamanders and shells nestled amongst them, supported by a pair of addorsed water nymphs reclining on a pierced foliate-scrolled base centering a flower-filled shell; the twin-train movement with outer count wheel. 20'' H x 15.25'' W x 8'' D. est:$4000/6000
*Price Realized: $3,300.00

19th century, Continental, marked '925', apparently unsigned, the oviform case with Roman hour band, applied with three scroll handles, on a shaped tripartite plinth with a coiled serpent pointer, decorated overall with gilt scrollwork and set with amethysts and seed pearls. 9.75'' H x 4.25'' Dia. est:$10,000/15,000

First half 20th century, in the Louis XV style, each asymmetrically formed of entwined scrolling acanthus, oak leaves and acorns, electrified, 4 pcs. each, not including electrical fittings: 21.5'' H x 14.5'' W x 6.75'' D. est:$5000/7000

Circa 1900, mahogany veneer, the shaped oval top with diamond parquetry within a string-inlay band, over a frieze with foliate scrolls centering a female mask flanked by recumbent rams, enclosing a single drawer, on ram's mask-headed cabriole legs ending in acanthine paw feet. 29.75'' H x 39.25'' W x 25'' D. est:$2000/3000
*Price Realized: $6,000.00

Second half 19th century, Paris, the dial signed ''LeRolle Fres'', the movement stamped ''LeRolle Fres / Paris / 428'' and further stamped ''Medaille de Bronze / S. Marti et Cie.'', underside of base stamped ''L.R. 1066'', the gilt circular dial relief-decorated with foliage and phoenix birds and inset with white enamel Roman numeral cartouches surrounding twin key-wind apertures, within a hinged, circular glazed bezel in a waisted case with glazed interstices, a trophy of arms surmounting a latticed dome above a scroll pediment centering a mask and suspending floral garlands, on scrolled acanthus-cast supports joined by a shell and dolphin clasp, the whole atop a shaped base with a serpentine apron centering a lion pelt, on fluted and gadrooned toupie feet. 32.25'' H x 19.5'' W x 11.75'' D. est:$10,000/15,000

Late 19th century, Paris, signed to lock plate ''SORMANI / Paris / 134 Boulevard Haussmann'' (Paul Sormani 1817 - 1877 French), mahogany parquetry with kingwood and bois satine inlay, the serpentine cornice centering a pierced rocaille crest over a breakfronted central glazed, paneled door enclosing a mirror-backed, silk-lined interior and one shelf, flanked by a pair of conforming doors, on short cabriole legs tapering to foliate sabots. 89.5'' H x 68'' W x 17.5'' D. est:$40,000/60,000

Mid twentieth century, underglaze blue cross swords mark and impressed model number 3025 to base, further marked to tankard 'ZM / 1738' with crossed swords, polychrome-glazed and gilt porcelain, after the model by Johan Joachim Kaendler depicting the commedia dell'arte character Harlequin holding a feathered hat in his right hand and raising aloft a tankard with his left, dancing on one foot atop a rocaille base. 10'' H x 2.5'' Dia. est:$800/1200
*Price Realized: $1,440.00

First quarter 20th century, marked under mount with interlaced 'L' mark, further marked ''Rep par Geo Rowan 32 Ave de l'Opera'', the domed cover with pinecone finial over coiled double-headed serpent handles flanking a tapering body decorated with floral garlands on a white ground, on a waisted circular socle. 12'' H x 6.5'' W. est:$1800/2000

Late 19th / early 20th century, the scrolled handles flanking the porcelain circular body decorated to interior and exterior with panels alternately depicting court scenes or birds and flowers, on a socle with a reeded foot over a pierced octagonal base. 10.25'' H x 10.5'' Dia. est:$800/1200
*Price Realized: $1,163.75

Last quarter 19th century, Paris, engraved script signature to right-hand drapery of left caryatid 'F. Linke' (Francois Linke 1855 - 1946 French), in Louis XVI style, the shaped bleu turquin marble top over a conforming coved cornice above a frieze applied with scrolling foliage and cherubs centering a blue and white Wedgwood jasperware plaque, above a beveled glazed door with lower panel centering a further jasperware plaque, flanked by glazed concave sides, the face corners applied with caryatids supporting corbeilles over lappet chutes, the mirrored interior fitted with three glass shelves, on tapering legs terminating in acanthus-clad feet. 64.5'' H x 38'' W x 15'' D. est:$50,000/70,000

Late 19th century, each signed ''Henri Dasson et Cie.'' (Henri Dasson 1825 - 1896 French), each with three twisting acanthus-clad candlearms beneath a central light issuing from an asymmetrical rocaille work stem and base, 2 pcs. each: 22'' H x 14'' Dia. est:$6000/8000