A pair of Neoclassical iron obelisks painted to resemble zinc, each standing on bracket feet found in a garden pavilion in France.

Painted wooden barrel with a lid from China.

This group of pewter features a pair of oval serving platters with scalloped edges known throughtout Europe as having a "Baroque" edge along with two lidded pitchers of the "Walliser" shape which translates into English as a "belly jug". All of these pieces date to 1885 with the smaller pitcher having a distinctive stamp on its lid of a five petal rose below a crown with the initials "DJ" visible.