European sculpture and works of art including five romanesque morse ivory plaques of apostels, 12th century, a gilt copper and enamel horse bit, late 13th century, a North Italian copper gilt monstrance, early 15th century, a limestone group of the Virgin and Child, late 14th century, a Florentine glazed terracotta figue of a male saint, attributed to Benedetto Buglione, early 16th century, a Florentine terracotta figure of Saint Jerome, 16th century, fourteen works of art from the David Daniels collection, New York, including a Paduan bronze statuette of a crouching warrior in the manner of Riccio, early 16th century, a North Italian bronze figure of Hercules resting, late 15th century Mantua or Ferrara, a Florentine bronze figure of Mercury, 17th century, a French bronze figure of fire, late 17th century, a French bronze figure of a dancing faun, late 17th century, and a French terracotta figure of Bacchus, 17th century, also a Florentine bronze Venus combing her hair, early 17th century, an Italian bronze figure of Neptune, after Giambologna, early 17th century, a group of Italian baroque terracottas, 17th-18th century, and a French marble bust of Madame du Barry by Etienne-Pierre-Adrien Gois, late 18th century [veiling 1989-04-20, London, Sotheby's]