TEFAF released its final report here:

Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, LLC

• sold a bronze Female Head by Polish-American sculptor Elie Nadelman (1882-1946), modeled c.1910-11, cast before 1915 in the range of $200,000

Charles Ede

• sold several works for over six figures, including a steatite Naophoros statue, Egyptian, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty
  (c. 1400 BCE), with an asking price of $350,000 to a young collector within the first few hours
• four Greek vessels to an established collector, two of which are destined for a museum
• a Roman bronze Statuette of Mercury, almost certainly from Gaul, 1st century CE, for $120,000
• an Egyptian limestone relief for $125,000 to a young couple
• an exceptional Greek bronze Griffin protome, Archaic Period, c. 625-600 BCE, for $225,000

Didier Aaron

• sold Soldier Holding Back a Horse and a Small Sketch of the Same Subject, a pen and ink work by François Hippolyte Lalaisse (1810-84)
• Le jeune garçon effrayé by Louis Léopold Boilly (1761-1845) 

Galerie Delalande

• sold a standing mechanical universal equinoctial ring dial, c. 1760, to an international European
  museum

Galerie Perrin

• sold a pair of armchairs from the Louis XVI period (1774-92) by the menuisier, Jean-Baptiste Boulard (c. 1725-
  89), which include the stamp ‘J.B. BOULARD’.

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