What: European Paintings, Sculptures and Fine ArtWhere: Kunstauktionshaus Schlosser, Karolinenstrasse 11, Bamberg, 96049, GermanyWhen: April 6, 2:00 PM GMTPublic Viewing: March 30 to April 4Top Lots at the Sale:— «Pendule» by Leopold Hoys, Bamberg, circa 1750. Original brass movement, oak wood, brass, tortoiseshell and tin. Small parts lost; movement in working order; striking mechanism to revise. Measured at 57 x 32 x 16.5 cm. Featured at lot 1406. Estimate: 18,000 USD - 36,000 USD.— «Baroque secretary with inlaid works», Kirchheim-Teck, mid 18th C. Various domestic partly painted and engraved hardwoods, gilt brass fittings. Measured at 180 x 117 x 72 cm. Featured at lot 1411. Estimate: 13,500 USD - 27,000 USD.— «Figure of the standing deity Uma-Cambodia» - Probably Old Khmer Kingdom Bronze.  Measured at H. 48.5 cm. Featured at lot 1686. Estimate: 9,000 USD - 18,000 USD.— «Picture clock», Probably Vienna, first half 19th C. Oil/sheet iron. Movement not verified. Bilderuhr—Wohl Wien, 1. H. 19. Jh. Measured at 54.5 x 70.5 x 17 cm. Featured at lot 1462. Estimate: 6,200 USD - 12,400 USD.— «Small Cabinet», South Germany or Tyrol, late 16th C. Native hardwood and conifer wood, wrought iron lock - Lock modified. - Probably one of the earliest known small pieces of furniture with straw inlaid works. Measured at 24.5 x 31.3 x 21 cm. Featured at lot 1382. Estimate: 6,200 USD - 12,400 USD.— «Tapestry», Flanders, early 18th Century. Retaining its original color, border restored and renewed. Measured at 275 x 371 cm. Featured at lot 1414. Estimate: 6,200 USD - 12,400 USD.— «Baroque Cabinet», Probably Frankfurt, circa 1700 - Veneered walnut, brass fittings, wrought iron locks and bands. Signs of age, feet probably later. Measured at 205 x 188 x 69 cm. Featured at lot 1392. Estimate: 5,650 USD - 11,300 USD.— «Small Empire side cabinet», Vienna, circa 1815/20 Cherrywood - Slight signs of age. - From a South German private collection. Measured at 143 x 79 x 46 cm. Featured at lot 1459. Estimate: 5,400 USD - 10,800 USD.— «Magnificent armchair» - In the manner of Andrea Brustolon—Venice, end 19th C. Hardwood with remains of color. In need of cleaning and restoration, upholstery defective. Measured at 133 x 52 x 86 x 78 cm. Featured at lot 1394. Estimate: 5,050 USD - 10,100 USD.— «Magnificent armchair» - In the manner of Andrea Brustolon—Venice, end 19th C. Hardwood with remains of color. In need of cleaning and restoration, upholstery defective. Measured at 134.5 x 51 x 89 x 79 cm. Featured at lot 1395. Estimate: 5,050 USD - 10,100 USD.For details, visit: https://www.liveauctioneers.comClick on the slideshow for the highlights of the salehttps://www.blouinartinfo.comFounder: Louise Blouin Read more