Set of display pieces. 19th and 20th centuries. It includes: - ROYAL COPENHAGEN, Trout in polychrome glazed porcelain (very slight chip on the dorsal fin), marked, bears the number "369" and the letter "R", Length: 23 cm; - TAIWAN, Duck and heron in polychrome glazed porcelain, labels on the bases, Height: 17 cm; 15 cm; a porcelain hummingbird (broken beak) is included; - Set of seven birds in hardstone and glass, including a hummingbird, sparrow, rooster, and duck, and various others (damage to beaks and wings, restorations), Height: 4 cm to 24 cm; - two commemorative medals in patinated bronze, including one from the Société Chopin Paris 1999; - resin comb imitating tortoiseshell, with a gilded metal frame engraved with flowers; - a pair of theater binoculars made of mother-of-pearl and metal, in its case; - a Paris porcelain pitcher with gilded raised borders, monogrammed "AT" (wear), Height: 26 cm; - pair of convertible glasses consisting of two frames forming a pair of binoculars; - seashell fossil, Height: 18 cm - Width: 23 cm; - lidded box in cut crystal, with a gilded chiseled bronze lid featuring a medallion portrait of an elegant young woman (reproduction), Height: 9 cm - Diameter: 7.5 cm; - two bronze candlestick elements (as is, oxidized); - circular silver-plated metal paperweight decorated with an enameled flying duck; - ROYAL ORIGAN promotional fan, Galeries Lafayette (scuffs, tears); - Art Deco silver-plated metal napkin ring decorated with a horse (oxidation); - two polychrome decorative eggs.