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MM. 180. CASKET covered with plaques of Limoges Enamel, painted in colours representing children at play. The plaques round the sides are painted with love scenes, the top has the head of Lucretia within a medallion supported by amorini amid leafy scrolls with gilt bronze mounts engraved with floral designs by Couly I. Noylier. 12,500

M.M. 198. OVAL DISH painted in colours. In front Apollo and the Muses surrounded by gold scroll work. On the rim monsters, masks, birds and fruit. At the back is a winged female figure with two trumpets standing beneath a canopy and surrounded by monsters and arabesques. Signed in monogram M.R. (Martial Reymond). 57,500

M.M. 206. OBLONG PLAQUE representing a bluish ground a Gothic Cathedral the roof in ruins with the Adoration of the Magi in front. By Nardon Penicaud. In a frame of gilt bronze. 20,000

M.M. 212. Triptych of Enamel, painted in colour. The lineage of St. Anna. In the centre is seated theVirgin holding the Infant Savior, behind her is St. Anna, Joachim, Cleopas, Salomas and St. Joseph. In the left wing are Mary Cleopas, and Elpheus with the children St. Simeon and St. Joseph. In the right wing are David and Mary, Salome, with the children St. James, the Less and St. John the Evangelist. By Jean de Court. (Spitzer and Stein Collections_. 30,000

M.M. 214. EWER of enamel, painted in colours. On the shoulder the gathering of the Manna, and round the body, the Destruction of the Egyptians in the Red Sea. By Jean Limousin. 15,000