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2. 587,500. M.B.33. SAYTR WITH INKSTAND AND CANDLE SOCKET. RICCIO. Figure of a satyr, bearded and with ram's horns on his head, seated cross legged. He holds up a shell, against the end of which he rests his chin, in his right hand: a cornucopia, surmounted by a socket for a candle, is in his left. Beside him a vase designed as an inkstand, adorned with a shield of arms. Plate XXVI. H. 8-3/8 inches. Good 20. M. 17,500 Would not consider. Many better in existence.

M.B.35. FEMALE SATYR AND YOUNG FAUN. RICCIO. She stands holding a shell from which the young faun is drinking: on the ground beside the latter a tall vase, the handle of which he grasps. A lizard creeps out of the hollow stump of the tree and a serpent lies in the grass near the hoof of the faun. Pfungst Collection. Plate XXVIII. H. 10-3/8 inches. Good. 30. M. 17,500 Would not consider. Many better in existence.

M.B.97. STUDY OF A HORSE. Paduan. XVI century. A trotting horse with flowing mane modeled apparently upon one of the Greek horses above the facade of St. Mark's, Venice. Plate LXIV. H. 9-1/4 inches. De Cosson Collection. O.K. 15,000 Would not consider. Not good enough.