Flemish School: two parts of a tryptic: Three kings worshipping Christ, The Virgin Mary and the dove, Adoration of the Christ Child and Two praying men, Ian van Bruesseghem and Dirk van Bruesseghem (from Antwerp?), accompanied by an angel with scepter, 16th century -size with frame 146 x 53,5 cm, defects-

Flemish School: two parts of a wooden tryptich depicting: The mocking of Jesus, Jesus standing on a scaffold surrounded by Roman soldiers (upper part is missing), Saint Bonaventure and A praying priest, NEC, SPE,NEC, METV (neither hope nor fear), signed H.W. and dated 1640 -size with frame: 181 x 83 cm, defects-

Flemish School: Jesus with crown of thorns, oil on panel, fragment from a larger painting, before 1700 -9,5 x 6,7 cm-

Flemish School: Christ crowned with thorns, 'Ecce Homo', oil on panel, end of the 16th century -20,1 x 16 cm-

Flemish School: descent from the cross, oil on panel, 16th century -35,8 x 41,3 cm, defects, loss of paint-

Flemish School: Virgin Mary and the child Jesus, oil on panel, 17th century -31,7 x 32,2 cm, defects-

Two oil paintings on copper or tin: St. Luke and St. Paul, St. Lawrence and a saint with a book, with an old label: 'De Ribatta Jean 1597-1626' (Jean Ribalta) 16th/17th century -28,5 x 22,2 cm, defects-

'Ecce Homo', oil on panel, 16th century -32,5 x 25 cm-

Landscape with Virgin Mary, the Child Jesus and a city on the background, oil on panel, 16th century -29 x 35,5 cm, defects-

Dutch school: woman with a pitcher, oil on panel, 17th century -23,3 x 19,5 cm, defects-

The Holy Family and St. John the Baptist as a child, oil on copper, 17th/18th century -18,5 x 21,5 cm,-

Belgian School: crucifixion of Jesus, oil on copper, 17th/18th century, written on the frame: 'J.E. Quellin 1634-1714' plaque -28 x 19 cm-

Dutch School: tavern scene with figures drinking and reading, 17th century -39 x 32 cm-

Crucified Jesus with Jerusalem on the background, oil on canvas, 17th century -89 x 56 cm-

Christ on the cross, surrounded by putti, oil on panel, 17th/18th century -33,5 x 22,5 cm, defects-

Cornelis van Poelenburgh (1594/95-1667), the annunciation, oil on panel -41 x 32,2 cm-

Dutch school: two portraits depicting Ds. Abraham Witteveen from Heerenveen and his wife Jeltje Rodenburg from Sneek, oil on panel, circa 1840 -14,5 x 12 cm-

Cornelis Raaphorst (1875-1954), three kittens playing, oil on canvas, signed l.r. -30 x 40 cm-

Walter Vaes (1882-1958), still life with fruit, oil on board, signed lower left -24 x 25,8 cm-

Arnold Marc Gorter (1866-1933), landscape scene with cows and trees along water, oil on canvas, signed lower right -61 x 75 cm-

Dutch school: landscape scene with a windmill, oil on board, illegibly signed lower left -25 x 35 cm-

G.J.H. Poggenbeek (1853-1903), ducks by a pond, oil on an oak panel, signed and dated 1886 l.l. -30 x 21 cm-

Jacques Rosseels (1828-1912), water landscape with windmill, oil on panel, signed -14,5 x 23 cm-

André Gior (XX), beach horse carriage at sea, oil on canvas, signed l.r., - 30 x 40 cm. -

Dirk Filarski (1885-1964), still life with flowers, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1945 lower right -48 x 38 cm-

Hermina van der Haas (1843-1921), violets, oil on panel, signed l.r. -11,5 x 18 cm-

Frans Arnold Breuhaus de Groot (1796-1875), figures with a donkey and dog near the woods, oil on panel, signed bottom right -28 x 22 cm-

C.H.L. Middelkoop (1857-1931), sailing boats on a river, oil on panel, signed and dated l.r., 1925 -27 x 33,5 cm-

Evert Moll (1878-1955), barge on a river, oil on canvas, signed lower left -30 x 41 cm-

Cor Noltee (1903-1967), Regentessebrug in Rotterdam, oil on canvas, signed lower right -59 x 79 cm-

Dutch School: winter landscape with skater, houses and windmill, oil on panel, signed l.r. 'F. de Wilden' -19,5 x 25 cm, paint loss l.r.-

Konstantin A. Korovin (1861-1939), "Parisian Street Scene at Night – Boulogne", oil on cardboard, signed lower left “Constant Korovine – Boulogne” - Dimensions: 41 cm x 32 cm- Verso: graphite underdrawing study of an urban scene. This atmospheric nocturne by Russian Impressionist Constantin Korovin captures a lively Parisian evening, likely in Boulogne, just outside the capital. Rendered in rich tones and expressive brushwork, the painting features a warmly lit corner café “Tabac du Palais” illuminated against glistening, rain-soaked cobblestones. Dramatic clouds roll across the night sky, adding emotional weight to the scene. The interplay of light, movement, and reflection is quintessential Korovin, conveying both mood and vitality. A faint yet detailed preparatory graphite sketch appears on the verso, showing an alternate or early layout for a similar streetscape, testament to Korovin’s process and artistic planning. Additionally, a small restoration is visible in the middle-left portion of the painted scene, identifiable by a slightly darker patch of pigment in the sky area. About the Artist: Konstantin A. Korovin was a leading figure of Russian Impressionism, known for his theatrical set designs and vibrant plein-air paintings. A graduate of the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, he was deeply influenced by the French Impressionists and later settled in Paris. His works from this period frequently depict city life, often imbued with lyricism and a nuanced sense of light.

Johannes Embrosius van de Wetering de Rooy (1877-1972), village by the river with church and boats, oil on canvas, signed l.r. -40 x 50 cm, damaged lower edge centrally-

Johannes Roelandse (1888-1978), travelers in a landscape, oil on board, signed -51,2 x 60,2 cm-

Henriëtte Broedelet (1877-1966), still life with roemer, jug, fruits and nut, oil on panel, signed l.l. -35 x 68,5 cm-

Henriëtte Broedelet (1877-1966), 'manderijntjes', still life with fruits and green glass vase, oil on panel, signed h.r. -22 x 32 cm-