European sculpture and works of art including an Anglo Saxon gold disc, 10th century, a French ivory crozier head, 14th century, a Central Italian polychrome wood Christ, circa 1230-1250, a pair of Tuscan polychrome wood angels, 14th century, an Austrian wood Virgin and Child, attributed to Jakob Kaschauer, mid 15th century the bronze Dancing Faun by Adrien de Vries, circa 1610-1615, a bronze David and Goliath by Gianfrancesco Susini, early 17th century, a bronze Laocoon from French Royal collection, 17th century, an Innsbruck bronze equestrian group, attributed to Caspar Gras, circa 1650, a North Italian bronze acrobat lamp, circa 1500, a bronze group Tarquin and Lucretia, Susini workshop, 17th century, a Florentine bronze figure of Bacchus attributed to Soldani, circa 1700, a Florentine bronze figure of Atlas, 17th century, a Roman gilt bronze flagellation group, 17th century, ivories, renaissance jewellery, enamels, metalwork and a collection of renaissance plaquettes and medals [veiling 1989-12-07, London, Sotheby's]