Fine Arts & Antiques day 1: Paintings, sculptures, decorative arts & antiques

1: Brown patinated bronze statue of Venus of Milo

2: Bronze bust of the sweet-souled Sappho, signed

3: A silver-plated brass cherub 'Alerte' and a brown patinated bronze cherub, after Auguste Moreau

4: Maurice DE GHEEST (XIX-XX), a bronze sculpture of a French maiden, signed and marked 'salon des Beaux Arts'

5: Green patinated bronze bust of the head of Roman philosopher Seneca

6: Bruno ZACH (1891-1935), bronze on marble base, signed & stamped, posthumous edition

7: Bronze sculpture of Pauline Bonaparte as Venus, on wooden base, signed F Barbedienne fondeur and with foundry stamp

8: Max LE VERRIER (1891-1973,) Bronze, the javelin thrower, signed

9: Georges GORI (XIX-XX), Art Deco sculpture Lady with greyhounds, on marble base, signed

10: Pair of Art Deco bookends of cubist doves in silver-plated bronze, signed P. Bernager

11: Rudolf SCHMOTZ (1884-1965), bronze statue of an archer, signed

12: Auguste MOREAU (1834-1917), bronze sculpture 'Marguerite', signed

13: Auguste MOREAU (1834-1917), bronze sculpture of a boy with goose, signed and stamped cire perdue Dellongu

14: Auguste MOREAU (1834-1917), bronze, Corn with basket, signed, posthumous cast

15: Auguste MOREAU (1834-1917), brown patinated bronze, Young Hunter, signed, posthumous edition

16: Hippolyte François MOREAU (1832-1927), bronze Allégorie de l'été, signed and marked Sociéte des bronzes de Paris

17: Mathurin MOREAU (1822-1912), bronze 'Inspiration', signed

18: Statue in patinated metal, Bernadette, signed

19: Etienne VERHELLEN (1937), bronze, Ghent straw carrier, numbered 36/100, signed and with foundry stamp

20: Lemaire, Jeune fille au fichu, signed at the back Lemaire, probably Limoges