19th century English Staffordshire figural group of a poodle with 2 puppies. Very small chip to rear plinth edge at the bottom. Otherwise perfect. Measures 6" high x 4.75" long.

19th century Chinese carved panel depicting court ladies in a garden. It retains its original paint and gold gilt.

Early Staffordshire pink luster earthenware jug, or pitcher, with hunt scenes in relief. Five-eighths inch line crack on spout. Possibly Minton, circa 1820. Measures 7 inches long and 5.5 inches high.

Mid 20th century Japanese studio pottery vase in excellent condition. Smooth spotted gray glaze contrasts with scored unglazed terra-cotta. Inside top is 3.25 inches across, outside top is 4.25 inches across, the columnar body is 5.25 inches in diameter, and the height is 13.5 inches.

Carved walnut sculpture of a female torso by sculptor Norman Legassie (Old Lyme, CT) done in 1991. Norman Legassie's work is in a number of important collections. His commissions include a bust of the late CT Senator Thomas Dodd Sr., a bust of the former CT Senator Thomas Dodd, Jr., and a memorial sculpture for the victims of a disaster at L'Ambiance Plaza in Bridgeport, CT. The sculpture measures 19" tall. The base measures 4 inches by 5 inches.