Karl Perl (Austria, 1876–1965) Bronze sculpture depicting a nude ballerina from the 1920s.

Rare "basket-shaped" good-luck earrings made of gold and enamel. Sicily, between the 18th and 19th centuries.

A finely carved ivory chessboard. Made in China for the European market in the late 19th century.

Gold and silver ring with a central ruby surrounded by rubies and diamond roses. Sicily

Charles Le Brun. Self-Portrait as a Young Man with Long, Loose Hair.

“Mediterranean Gulf with Boats” oil on panel, Posillipo School, F. Fontana. 30x40 cm

Saint Cecilia in Ecstasy While Playing the Spinet. 18th-century Italian or French school

Art Nouveau gold ring with three brilliant-cut diamonds totaling approximately 1.60 kt. White stones in a 19th-century cut.

Byzantine magical amulet made of pure gold, rubies, glass paste, and 4 bezoars.

Trophime Bigot - a striking 17th-century painting, “Christ and Nicodemus,” 107x133 cm –