Francesco Fanelli

(1577)

Saint George and the dragon; and A Turkish Horseman attacked by a lion

A Term, representing a Philosopher, probably Plato

German, Probably Augsburg

(Third Quarter, 16th century)

A pair of Heraldic Lions

Peter Turnerelli

(Belfast, 1772 - London, 1839)

Bust of Henry Grattan

George Simonds

(Reading, 1843 - Bradfield, 1929)

Perseus

Jean-Pierre Dantan

(Paris, 1800 - Baden Baden, 1869)

Niccolò Paganini

Attributed to Filippo Parodi

(Genoa, 1630 - 1702)

Cimon and Iphigenia

Orazio Albrizzi

(active, 1612 - 1651)

Equestrian group of Marcus Aurelius

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux

(Valenciennes, 1827 - Courbevoie, 1875)

Buste de Madamme le Baronne de Sipière (1855-1905)

Jean-Antoine Houdon

(Versailles, 1741 - Paris, 1828)

Herm bust of Maréchal Jean-de-Dieu Soult, Duke of Dalmatia (1769-1851)

Attributed to Nicholas Stone

(Exeter, 1586 - 1647)

A seated greyhound

Christophe Veyrier

(Trets, 1637 - Toulon, 1689)

Silenus with the infant Bacchus (‘Faune’)