3pc Annalee Halloween Figures, Headless Horseman, Pumpkin, Vulture

Boehm Porcelain Figurine, Mountain Bluebirds 470

Classic Walt Disney Collection, Fantasia 2000 – Looks Like Rain

2pc Baccarat Crystal Wine Glasses, Vega Red

Sergio Bustamante Limited Edition Sculpture, Bust with Butterflies, S/N:

A striking and imaginative work by renowned Mexican artist Sergio Bustamante, this limited edition sculpture is numbered 16 of 25 and bears the artist’s signature. Known for his surrealist sensibilities and fantastical imagery, Bustamante creates works that blur the line between dream and reality, often incorporating themes of metamorphosis, duality, and wonder. This sculpture depicts a serene female figure holding a mask before her face, while an abundance of delicately crafted butterflies surrounds her head, shoulders, and garments. The butterflies are hand-painted in a spectrum of soft pastel hues, creating a vivid and ethereal presence. The figure wears a red and blue garment trimmed with gold, adding a regal quality to the composition. The mask element introduces a layered narrative, evoking ideas of identity, hidden selves, and transformation. Executed in Bustamante’s characteristic style, the piece is rendered with exceptional craftsmanship and meticulous detail, from the lifelike expressions to the textured butterfly wings. The sculpture stands as both a surreal object of beauty and a contemplative work of art, exemplifying Bustamante’s mastery in blending the whimsical with the profound. This limited-edition work presents a rare opportunity to acquire a prime example of Sergio Bustamante’s visionary artistry. Collectors of surrealist-inspired sculpture and Mexican contemporary art will find this piece to be an extraordinary addition.

Artist: Sergio Bustamante (Mexican 1934-2014)
Dimensions: 20.5″L x 16″W x 32″H
Edition Number: 16 of 25
Country of Origin: Mexico
Condition
Age related wear.

Eugenio Eduardo Zamighi, Oil Painting on Canvas Italian Genre Scene, Signed:

A charming and lively oil on canvas by Italian artist Eugenio Eduardo Zampighi, celebrated for his heartwarming depictions of Italian domestic life. Entitled Entertaining the Youngest One, this finely detailed work captures a tender family moment in a rustic kitchen, where a mother and young boy joyfully tend to a baby nestled in a wicker cradle. The lively interior is filled with warmth and movement, accentuated by the presence of a loyal dog and hens pecking nearby, grounding the scene in the simplicity of rural tradition. Zampighi, trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Modena, became renowned for his ability to blend academic precision with intimate storytelling, producing works that continue to delight collectors worldwide. A wonderful example of Italian genre painting, this piece radiates charm and authenticity, making it an exceptional addition for collectors of European art and admirers of Zampighi’s celebrated vision of family life. Signature on lower right: E. Zamighi

Artist: Eugenio Eduardo Zamighi (italian 1859-1944)
Issued: c. 1900
Dimensions: 40.50″L x 1.50″W x 32.75″H
Country of Origin: Italy
Condition
Age related wear.

A. Joseph Kinkel, Life-Size Bronze Sculpture, Extra, Signed & Numbered:

Experience the electrifying presence of Extra Extra, a life-size bronze sculpture by A. Joseph Kinkel, respectfully capturing the urgency and spirit of a classic newsboy. The figure shouts the headlines -Empire State- while holding a stack of newspapers under one arm and another raised high, ready to deliver the news. Every fold of his clothing, every curl of his cap, even the texture of the printed letters are arrestingly rendered. A. Joseph Kinkel is known for honoring American labor and its unsung heroes. Raised in Scottsdale, Arizona, he grew up immersed in the world of industrial craftsmanship, his father and grandfather were sheet-metal workers, and learned the cadence of real lives forged by hard, honest work. He has captured this legacy in numerous public commissions, including the celebrated 11-foot bronze Generations (1985), which depicts the passing of trade skill from one generation to the next and has become an emblematic icon for the Sheet Metal Workers union. This life-size bronze embodies that same sense of moment-frozen endurance and vibrant storytelling. Cast in a limited edition (6/15), the piece carries Kinkel’s signature carved just above the edition number on its base, affirming its authenticity and rarity. Approximately 130 Lbs.

Artist: A. Joseph Kinkel (American 20th-21st century)
Issued: c. 1990
Dimensions: Approximately 28″L x 34″W x 69″H
Edition Number: 6 of 15
Country of Origin: USA
Condition
Age related wear.

Pecan Root Ball Console Table:

Live edge console table, with rustic surfaced supported by a pecan tree root ball base

height 30 in. x width 75 in. x depth 16 in.

Provenance: Property from the life-long collection of a Central Texas ranch owner

Monumental Watusi Longhorn Skull Mount:

Over six-foot-wide Watusi longhorn skull mounted to wooden board

height 48 in. x width 76 in. x depth 34 in.

Provennce: Property from a home in Axtell, Texas

Honda Rancher ES Fuel Injection 4-Wheeler:

Honda Rancher ES fuel injection four-wheeler, olive green with black accents

Total mileage: 624 mi

Provenance: Property from a home in Dripping Springs, Texas