Notable sales
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Sedes Sapientiae
Enthroned Virgin and ChildWalnut, with original polychrome
Eastern France, last quarter 12th century -
Martin Zürn
Christ ChildLimewood, with original polychrome
Germany, probably Lake Constance (Bodensee),
c. 1630 -
Virgin and Child
Limestone, with original polychrome
France, Lorraine, c. 1310 -
Attributed to Agostino de Fondulis (c. 1450 – 1522?)
Bust of Christ as the Man of SorrowsTerracotta, with original polychrome
Italy, Lombardy, late 15th century -
The Master of the Schongauer-Altärchens
Seated Madonna and ChildLimewood, with original polychrome and traces of gilding
Germany, Ulm, c. 1480 – 1490 -
Attributed to Jean de la Huerta (active 1431 –1462)
Vierge d’IntercessionLimestone (pierre d’Asnières-lès-Dijon), with traces of original polychrome
France, Burgundy, probably between Dijon and Chalon-sur-Saône, c. 1445 – 1450 -
A Pair of Angels Holding Candlesticks
Poplar, with original polychrome and gilding
Italy, Naples, c. 1630 – 1640 -
The Monogrammist GR
(active Nuremberg c. 1550 – 1570)
A Portrait of a Nobleman, Bust Length, Wearing a Doublet and a White Lace CollarOil on canvas
Signed and dated upper left: 'GR / Anno 1556' -
A Pair of Pricket Candlesticks
Bronze
Flemish, c. 1500 -
Saint Barbara
Limestone, with original polychrome and gilt wax ‘orfrois’
France, Lorraine, probably Nancy, late 15th century -
Cristo Vivo
Ivory
Flemish, 17th century -
Michael Pacher and workshop (1435 – 1498)
Saint LawrenceStone pine, with original polychrome
Austria, South Tyrol, Bruneck (Pustertal),
c. 1470 – 1475 -
Oil Lamp
The Sacrifice to PriapusBronze
Inscribed in the exergue: L.C.I.
Inscribed on the base: C.I.C. / I O M S, cast incuse, with, above and below, a leaf
Italy, Romano-Mantuan, before 1480 -
Vierge de Calvaire
Limestone, with original polychrome
France, Burgundy, c. 1450 -
Workshop of Michel Anguier
(Eu c. 1612-1614 – 1686 Paris)
‘Agitated’ NeptuneBronze, on a fully integrated base
France, Paris, late 17th century -
The Master of the Mainz Epiphany
(active early 16th century)
Madonna and ChildOil on panel
Early 16th century -
A Pair of Reliquaries
Saints Thecla and SusannaWalnut, with original polychrome
Spain, first half 16th century -
‘Madia’ Credenza
Walnut
Italy, Emilia Romagna, first half 17th century