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O -A. T A. JL> CTG XT E 
 
 OF 
 
 TWO SMALL COLLECTIONS OF 
 
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 OBJECTS OF ART, 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF GENTLEMEN; 
 
 AND 
 
 CHINESE, JAPANESE & EUROPEAN PORCELAIN, 
 
 Italian (Bntkoihrics, 
 
 OLD FRENCH, ENGLISH AND OTHER DECORATIVE 
 
 FURNITURE, Ac. 
 
 FROM NUMEROUS SOURCES: 
 
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 WHICH 
 
 Mill be Solb bi) Auction bi) 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT THEIR GREAT ROOMS, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Saturday and Monday preceding, and Catalogues 
 bad, at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, 
 St. James's Square , S. TV. 
 
 
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 UP 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
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 I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; 
 and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer 
 shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller. 
 
 IY. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, 
 or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required; in default 
 of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 V. The Lots to he taken away and paid for, whether genuine and 
 authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at 
 the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale; 
 Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods not being responsible 
 for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, 
 or any fault or defect in, any Lot; and making no warranty 
 whatever. 
 
 VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeitod; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or 
 private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 JAPANESE SWORDS. 
 
 1 A short sword, bamboo lacquered sheath, bronze and shakudo mounts yj y 
 by Gekko, the blade by Tomoshige 
 
 2 A short sword, mother-o’-pearl, nashiji sheath, the mounts of shakudo, 
 chased with centipedes and snakes 
 
 3 A helmet breaker, entirely mounted with bamboo carved with horses 
 
 &c. ; and a short sword, of dark wood, carved in relief with 
 octopus 2 
 
 4 A short sword, mother-o’-pearl, nashiji sheath, mounted in yellow 
 
 bronze and shibuichi 
 
 5 A dagger, in red lacquer and wood scabbard, the kodsuka by Oe 
 
 Yoshihira, of Higashiyama ; and a dagger, mounted in black lac, 
 the blade by Getsuzau 
 
 6 A short sword, of wood, carved with dragons and clouds, the guard by 
 
 Masanao, the kodsuka haukee and the blade by Kaneaki ; and a rf 
 dagger, mounted in copper and yellow bronze, by Shinano No 
 Name Kunikiro 
 
 7 A short sword, black lacquer grip and sheath, mounted in gilt bronze ;< __ 
 
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 decorated with champleve enamel 
 
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 A short sword, tortoiseshell lac sheath, russet iron mounts by 
 Bikozau Chihi, the blade by Migi; and a dagger, black lacquer 
 seaboard, the mounts by Mone Shinkd 
 A short sword, mounted with gilt bronze, decorated with champleve 
 enamel; and a dagger, black lacquer sheath and grip, tha^ 
 menuki set with coral and malachite 
 A short sword, black lacquer scabbard, the mounts chased with fish, 
 &c., by Toshimitsu, of Bizen ; and a short sword, with black and 
 red lacquer sheath, mounted by Iwamoto Hikau, the blade by J 
 Kaneyuki 
 
 dagger, the sheath of brown lacquer, mounted with shibuichi 
 chased with prunus; and a short sword, ribbed scabbards, russet z 
 iron guard, by Yasutika 
 
 A sword, the sheath of silver lacquer, mounted with the Legend of 
 the Badger, the blade by Kanemoto 
 A Short Sword, gold lacquer scabbard, with monkeys in mother-o’- 
 pearl, by Hara Yoyalsai, the mounts by Omino Kami Minamoto, 
 the kodsuka by Munimasa, and the blade by Etchui-No-Kami-^ 
 Masatosh 
 
 A short sword, in black lacquer sheath, by Yokoyama Sukekane, of 
 Osafune Bizau, fifty-eighth descendant of Tomonasi; and aA 
 dagger, in black lacquer sheath, mounted with shibuichi /ts/l 
 A short sword, gilt bronze mounts chased with dragons, &c., by 
 Tomogasu; and a short sword, of natural wood, inlaid with fish, 
 &c. in ivory, by Harumitsu 
 
 A short sword, carved lacquer sheath, inlaid mounts, the blade by 
 Minamoto Hiromasa; and a dagger, tortoiseshell lacquer sheath/ 
 mounted with silver 
 
 A dagger, of ivory, inlaid with baskets and birds in mother-o’-pearl j 
 and stained ivory 
 
 A sword, black lacquer sheath entirely of silver, chased and inlaid with 
 waves and mythical subjects in gold 
 A sword, scabbard ol black lacquer, russet iron mounts inlaid with 
 bows and arrows in gold and silver, fluted blade, by Fujiwara 
 
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 20 A dagger, silver sheath pierced with primus, &c. 
 f , 21 A child’s sword, mother-o’-pearl, nashiji sheath, the guard chased 
 with kiri crest, gold menuki; and a small dagger, shark-skin 
 grip 
 
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 22 A pair of small model swords, fluted black lacquer sheaths ^ 
 
 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN . 
 
 NANKIN PORCELAIN. 
 
 
 /23 An oviform vase, painted with utensils and landscapes in medallions ; 
 
 0 V and a vase and cover, with a river scene, and man fishing 
 
 \24 A beaker, with a rocky river scene, mandarin and attendants with 
 ox; and one, with two subjects of river scenes, figures and boats 
 —17^ in. high 
 
 0 25 An oviform bottle, with long neck, painted with ladies and children^ 
 sporting, arabesques in white on blue ground—18 in. high (P. 
 
 (? 26 A cylindrical bottle, with a mandarin and attendants on a terrace, fir 
 trees and clouds—17^ in. high 
 
 o 27 A globular bottle, with long neck, painted with vases of flowers and q 
 utensils, a river scene on the neck—15^ in. high 
 
 (j 28 A cylindrical bottle, with ladies and gentlemen on hoseback; and one, ./ 
 
 similar, with a fakir riding an ox—17^ in. high 
 
 O 29 A pair of cylindrical bottles, painted with numerous figures in land¬ 
 scapes, horses, fir trees and clouds—18 in. high 
 
 * 30 Another, with similiar decoration—18 in. high 
 
 0 31 A pair of jars and covers, each with numerous figures on a terrace, 
 clouds, rocks and trees—16 in. high 
 
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 CHINESE ENAMELLED PORCELAIN. 
 
 / , & 32 An oviform vase and cover, pencilled with birds and flowers in gold a 
 
 oio a 
 
 and a jar, with small neck, with two ladies on a river bank //rtc \ 
 33 A cylindrical vase, with standard bearers and numerous other figures, 
 fir trees and rocks—17 in. high 
 
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 /- A* 31 A famille verte dish, enamelled with a kylin, Ho-Ho bird and flowers^' 
 
 / /^ £ 35 A beaker, with a kylin chained to a post, a landscape and figures on a 
 
 the neck—18 in. high 
 
 /./4.0 36 Another, of similar form, with ladies and deer in a landscape; and a J 
 
 beaker, enamelled with a cavalry encounter 
 37 A globular mirror black bottle, with long neck—13 in. high J 
 
 TIIE PROPERTY OF A LADY. 
 
 BATTERSEA ENAMELS. 
 
 t Of P 38 
 £ ' /O, O 39 
 
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 A large cylindrical needle-case, pink ground, painted with views and j 
 figures in medallions in gilt borders, and mounted with metal-gilt^ 
 A small oval-shaped needle-case, pale pink ground, with oval medal - JL 
 lions ot blue, black and white trellis ornament in gilt borders 
 A cylindrical needle-case, painted with landscapes, figures and cattle^ 1 
 in gilt medallions on white ground J 
 
 Anothei, painted with landscapes on pale green ground Mn 
 
 Anothei, spirally fluted and painted with flaming hearts in scroll 
 medallion, and motto, the top formed as a bust of a lady 
 A small oblong box, painted with flowers on white ground, and pink i 
 hd; and an oval pale green and white box, painted with flowers^) 
 An oval plaque, painted with a portrait of Horace Walpole in mono¬ 
 chrome—in original metal frame 
 
 pan ol table candlesticks, white ground, decorated with flowersArv^j 
 colours and gold i zfA 
 
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 46 An old Worcester porcelain jug, of unusual size, painted with 
 ^ Chinese figures illustrating the tea and coffee industry, and vine 
 foliage on white raised foliage ground, a mask under the spout, 
 and with a coat-of-arms 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 47 A small octagonal-shaped Battersea enamel box, painted with land^^^^^/ 
 
 scapes in lake on white trellis ground 
 
 48 An oblong ditto box, painted with flowers and pale blue ribbon orna- y 
 
 ment on white ground ; and an oval box, with flowers on white,, 
 ground, semee with green and gold stars 
 
 49 A small oblong tortoiseshell box ; and a silver-mounted pearl needle- ^ 
 
 case, engraved with trophies / 
 
 50 A circular tortoiseshell box, the lid inlaid with a French miniature 
 
 portrait of a gentleman— signed —in gold mount 
 
 51 An English miniature portrait of a lady, in lace cap—in oval leather y .p 
 
 case ' ' 
 
 52 A Swiss enamel of a mother and child—mounted in gold brooch 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 MINIATURES, Etc. 
 
 53 Marie Antoinette : a large oval miniature —signed Hall—in chased 
 
 r > metal-gilt frame P •. -- 
 
 54 A lady, in blue and orange robe, wearing jewelled necklace—in similar 
 frame 
 
 0 55 A lady, wearing flowers at her bosom -signed M.B., 1789~in metal- 
 gilt frame 
 
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 56 Portrait of a lady, in ermine-trimmed cloak and lace head-dress— 
 signed Jeryucin—in oval metal-gilt frame with laurel border 
 
 57 A lady, in white dress and bonnet with pink ribbons : a large minia- /? 
 ture—in square carved and gilt frame 
 
 58 Portrait of a young lady— signed Gerard—in oval metal-gilt frame 
 with ribbon loop 
 
 0 59 A gentleman, in Tudor costume; and a lady, wearing pearl neck- 
 
 lace : two circular miniatures—in wood frames 2 i/A 
 
 /GO A lady, with powdered hair, in oval gilt frame ; a small engraved 
 V portrait of Sir Walter Scott; and two ditto, of Prince Charles / 
 v * > & j Edward Stuart 
 
 (,61 The Tired Hunter, in bronze— signed J. Willis Good—14^ in. high 
 
 ( 62 The Duke of Wellington: medallion head carved in oak in high 
 relief—framed ; and two small plaster medallion heads of Shake- 
 * df r V j speare and Napoleon—in glazed mahogany frames 
 
 1 63 A Persian scimetar, the blade inlaid with characters in gold, in sheath 
 of embossed metal-gilt thickly studded with turquoises and coral; 
 and a pair of daggers, en suite 
 
 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES . 
 
 
 <>4 A Chantilly dinner service, with basket-pattern borders painted 
 with carnations and other flower sprays in blue, consisting of - 
 
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 Iwenty-three oval-shaped dishes 
 Seven circular dishes 
 k our sauce-tureens, covers and stands 
 Eighty-four dinner-plates, and 
 Fourteen soup-plates 
 
 bo Twenty Salopian plates, similarly decorated, with spirally fluted 
 
 borders and waved edges; four other plates; and a Wedgwood (l 
 iSl. * u ppei-dish and cover, with brown border 
 
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 Nineteen old Nankin plates, painted with figures and flowering trees 
 in medallions on key-pattern and waved ground, the backs 
 decorated 
 
 Twenty-eight ditto, with a river scene, hanging vases of flowers anj^ . 
 
 borders of ornament OZ? 
 
 Fourteen ditto, with vases of flowers and scroll panels of trellis // 
 ornament on the border; and eight octagonal-shaped plates, f f 
 with baskets and groups of flowers * ^ ^ c 
 
 Fourteen ditto deep plates, with flowers and trellis ornament, &c. ; 
 seven small deep plates; eight others, of various patterns ; and 
 a large circular bowl and cover, painted with flowers 
 
 A willow-pattern dinner service, consisting of thirty-one octagonal¬ 
 shaped dishes, in sizes, soup-tureen, cover and stand, forty-three 
 dinner-plates, eleven soup-plates, and three saucers 
 
 Eight octagonal-shaped dishes, in sizes, with a river scene, buildings 
 and willows; seven other octagonal dishes, and soup-tureen, r/ 
 cover and stand ; and an oval-shaped ditto and three dishes, " 
 similar 
 
 A fluted Wedgwood porcelain tea service, decorated with festoons and 
 
 ornaments in purple and gold, consisting of milk-jug, basin, two £ '// 
 dishes, twelve cups and saucers, and twelve plates r '^^ 
 
 A pair of old Nankin dishes, painted with horses in a landscape, rocks 
 and trees on the border ; one, with fish; and one, with a vase of 
 flowere 
 
 An old Chinese porcelain dish, painted with chrysanthemums and 
 peonies in red and gold—14 in. diam. ; and a Nankin bowl and 
 five saucers, painted with dragons and flames 
 
 A small globular bowl and pierced cover, of old Chinese porcelain, 
 with red lizard handles, enamelled with garden scenes, figures 
 and flowers in colours, a kylin on the cover 
 small ditto bowl, enamelled with figures and willows; one, with 
 
 
 oil 
 
 figures and landscapes in pink and colours ; and three cups and/? / . 
 
 saucers, enamelled with figures on gilt ground 
 Three old Worcester fluted tea-cups and saucers, with waved edges, ^ 
 
 decorated with flowers and gilt trellis bands in Chinese taste 
 
 
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 A Worcester tea and coffee service, dark green, white and gold, and 
 with shaped gilt gadroon borders—fo/ Flight, Barr and Barr — 
 consisting of sugar-basin, bowl, two dishes, twelve tea-cups ancK 
 saucers, and twelve coffee-cups and saucers J 
 
 -A-pair of largo mayfl^>wor-va«oe--ond--e o vers, aurmorr rr fecd by ' figures 
 «of -parrots,, and with~gol dffnehoo a n d o ther hirda ra - high rel ie f — 
 21 it*. higJt~ 
 
 80 
 
 A Crown Derby howl, spirally fluted, and with dark blue and gold 
 decoration 
 
 £ 4 *7 » 81 A Crown Derby semicircular-shaped jardiniere, pierced, pale gre£n^ 
 
 82 
 
 white and gold, painted with a view near Dumbarton 
 A pair of Chelsea figures of a lady and gentleman, with baskets of 
 
 /A/A ' ^ fruit and flowers, on white and gold scroll plinths with flowering L 
 
 trees 
 
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 An oblong tortoiseshell casket, with sunk panels carved with Chinese 
 figures in relief, on carved and pierced wood stand ; and a Japan 
 lac cup and saucer, with landscapes, buildings and flowers in gold A 
 
 A pair of Empire metal-gilt candlesticks, formed as tripod altars ; <: 
 and two small coloured engravings ^ 
 
 A pair of faience seats, painted with flowers in colours, on terra-cotta v 
 stands with lion’s mask and claw feet / 
 
 A small old oak chest of four drawers, with shaped front—30 in. 
 
 wide 
 
 A small old Flemish cabinet, of oak, inlaid with ebony, and Tudor 
 rose ornaments in engraved ivory, with fall-down front enclosing/ 
 drawers—18 in. high —21 in. wide —on stand 
 
 A pair of table candlesticks, of turquoise and gold French porcelain, 
 mounted with metal-gilt 
 
 A set of four white and gold Fulda porcelain dessert-baskets ,j>n 
 biscuit stands formed as winged figures of lions 
 
 An English porcelain globular mayflower vase and cover, turquoise 
 and white, with white and gold foliage branch handles, and 
 coloured figures ot birds in high relief—7 in. high 
 
 
 
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 ^91 An old Flemish ivory triptych, carved with twelve Scriptural subjects 
 
 relief—7f in. by 6f in. 
 leather case tPfc 
 
 £ 92 A Breech-Loading Pistol, with partly octagonal barrel engraved 
 with scrolls, by 0. Bertram, Berlin, stock of ivory, mounted 
 with silvered metal chased with scrolls, and monogram A.L. 
 surmounted by a crown on the pommel 
 
 Formerly the Property of the Duchess of Kent 
 
 A pair of old English metal-gilt wall lights, with foliage branches 
 
 for two lights each, fitted with enamelled flowers, the nozzles of A s 
 enamel, painted with flowers in colours on white ground 
 
 OLD ITALIAN EMBROIDERIES, 
 THE PROPERTY OF A LADY. 
 
 94 A Pair of Oblong Panels of Old Spanish Needlework, in gold 
 0 and silver thread and coloured silks, with view of a town through 
 
 which runs a river, and an extensive landscape, with buildings, ... 
 
 trees, figures, animals, birds, &c., in high relief, and each with 
 a large figure of a Bishop in the centre—17 in. by 32 in. —16i th 
 century —in glazed and partly gilt wood frames 
 
 96 A Set of Vestments, consisting of chasuble, stole, maniple, burse 
 , A aD d veil of white silk, richly embroidered with flowers, foliage, 
 
 sacred monogram and emblems in gold and silver thread amL r 
 coloured silks 
 
 97 An Oblong Panel, embroidered with birds, flowers and arabesques 
 
 in coloured silks on rich groundwork of gold and silver thread * 
 
 —7 ft, 10 in. by 3 ft. 3 in. 
 
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 98 Another, embroidered with arabesque foliage and flowers, shield- 
 
 of-arms and coronet in the centre, in coloured silks and gold 
 thread on white ground—6 ft. 4 in. by 2 ft. 10 in. 
 
 99 A Large Upright^ Panel, of gold thread, embroidered with / 
 O buildings, trees and flowers in coloured silks and silver thread 
 
 —8 ft. 9 in. by 5 ft. 10 in. 
 
 yly, /# , & 100 An Italian cabinet, of ebony, with door in the centre and seven 
 
 drawers, inlaid with figures, animals and birds in engraved 
 ivory—19^ in. high, 39 in. wide 
 
 l ?* /fl , O ]01 A circular table-top, of black marble, painted with ruins and figures 
 
 in border of oak foliage, on mahogany tripod stand with gilt * 
 ornament—34 in. diam. 
 
 d> 102 Bust of a Greek Girl, crowned with laurel, in statuary , 
 marble Q^\ 
 
 if- af / 0 103 Bust of a Greek Girl, wearing a coronet—the companion 
 
 4* , ^7 104 An old English sarcophagus-shaped wine cooler, of oak, with 
 
 carved borders and panels of scroll ornament, 
 high relief—on stand—32 in. wide 
 
 foliage, &c. in^y 
 
 ^105 An Old English Clock, by Honeybone, Brentford, chiming the 
 
 quarters, in mahogany case of architectural design, mounted and^y 
 inlaid with metal-gilt—31 in. high 
 
 ft./£ . £ 
 
 06 An Adams Mantelpiece, carved with a medallion classical figure 
 m the centre, festoons of drapery and husk ornament, vases 
 and ornaments on the pilasters, painted and gilt—57 in. high f 
 
 60 in. wide 
 
 old Dutch marqueterie commode, with shaped front and ends 
 and four drawers, inlaid vases of flowers, scroll foliage and birds 
 in coloured woods, and mounted with metal-gilt handles and^ 
 
 escutcheons—40 in. wide ^\ 
 
 
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 7 108 A pair of dark wood pedestals, carved with cardinal’s arms, sprolls, 
 
 &c., partly gilt (\p 
 
 /^109 A set of six old English chairs, with open carved shield-shaped^ ^ , y 
 backs, painted with flowers on black ground Jy/^t'CyAJ 
 
 110 An Old French Upright Secretaire, of inlaid woods, with 
 O slightly-shaped fronts and ends, falbdown front and folding 
 doors beneath, inlaid with eight oval porcelain plaques painted 
 with flowers in turquoise borders, and mounted with chased —' 
 
 or-molu, veined marble slab—47 in. high, 32 in. wide — 
 stamped Chevallier 
 
 111 An Old Flemish or German Marqueterie Coffer, of octa- 
 O gonal shape, inlaid with scrolls and drapery ornament in 
 coloured woods, with curious rising top containing a tray, 
 beneath which is the lock, mounted with white metal plaques / 
 
 engraved with the Saxony-Leiningen arms and inscription— 
 
 31 in. by 23 in., 20 in. high 
 
 It was presented to the Countess of Leiningen for a jewel 
 chest by the Prince of Saxony, on their marriage in 1703, 
 and has remained in the family ever since 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A LADY OF RANK. 
 
 112 A French Clock, in case formed as a vase and cover, of gros-bleu, 
 a white and gold Sevres porcelain, painted with a portrait and 
 
 monogram of Louis XVI., and mounted with chased or-molu, on 
 pedestal of the same with large figures of a girl and youth in 
 relief, and inlaid with painted porcelain plaques—32 in. high ; 
 and A Pair of Vases and Covers, en suite—25 in. high 
 
 113 A Pair of Or-molu Candelabra, with figures of Cupids bearing 
 
 - & lily branches for five lights each, on fluted pedestals wreathed , ./■ 
 
 with flowers—26 in. high 
 
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 114 A pair of oval French porcelain plaques, painted with groups of 
 0 flowers on white ground in gros-bleu and gold borders, mounted 
 
 in or-molu frames chased with laurel branches and ribbon loops 
 —14 in. by 11 in. cL/ 
 
 115 A pair of or-molu wall lights, formed as brackets, chased with 
 P flowers, surmounted by figures of Cupid and Psyche, and inlaid 
 
 with painted porcelain plaques, and fitted with rose branches lory 
 six lights each—15 in. high 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 OLD ENGLISH FURNITURE. 
 
 ^* /j f o A small bracket clock, in Sheraton case of inlaid satin and other 
 
 woods, with a bird and vases of flowers in panels of marqueierie., 
 arched top— Vl\ in. high 
 
 // , & , o 117 A 
 F , J. 0 118 A 
 f ° 119 A 
 
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 y 121 A 
 
 Sheraton folding card table, of satin-wood, with inlaid rose-wood 
 borders, on fluted legs 
 
 semicircular-shaped ditto, of satin-wood, with inlaid tulip-wood 
 borders L 
 
 satin-wood side table, with narrow inlaid rose-wood borders and 
 rounded corners, on fluted rose-wood legs-—39 in. wide (ZA 
 
 Sheraton Semicircular Side Table, of inlaid satin and hare 
 woods, painted with festoons of flowers, on carved and gilt standby 
 —32£ in. wide , 
 
 Sheraton Oval Pembroke Table, with two drawers, of satin- 
 wood, with inlaid rose-wood borders, painted with a group of { 
 
 iruit, medallion heads, wreaths and festoons of flowers—35 in. / 
 wide 
 
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 122 A Sheraton work table, of inlaid satin and rose woods, with folding 
 ends and two drawers, on pillar and metal-gilt claw feet—29 in. 
 
 HI. y 
 
 wide 
 
 
 123 A Sheraton Upright Secretaire, of inlaid satin-wood and 
 ' & mahogany, with fall-down front and folding doors beneath, 
 inlaid with oval panels of oak foliage and shells in marquet 
 —59 in. high, 36 in. wide 
 
 1- 24 A — S heraton - Sideb oard of mahog any, -with ' inlaid- sa t in - woo d- 
 .bo rder 07 w i fe fall - down front an d: -dra w e r a bove -m- the c e n tre? 
 
 4rawera and eoilarotto at tho sides—68 -m. wid & 
 
 125 A Large Chippendale Mahogany Corner Cabinet, with 
 0 rounded tambour front enclosing shelves above and below 
 
 surmounted by a vase and carved foliage and ribbon ornament 
 —98 in. high, 39 in. wide 
 
 126 A Sheraton satin-wood chair, with fluted open rail back, with _ 
 
 carved rose-wood lyre-shaped ornament in the centre 
 
 127 A set of six Sheraton chairs, of mahogany, with open shield-shape 4 
 
 backs, fluted and carved with wheat ears 
 
 ,128 A pair of large carved and gilt mahogany fauteuils, with square¬ 
 shaped backs and seats, stuffed, and covered with flowered pal% 
 blue and white silk 
 
 129 An Empire carved wood couch, with scroll ends, and a pillow 
 
THE PROPERTY OF A LADY. 
 
 130 A Louis XIY. Oblong-Shaped Boulle Table, with drawer, 
 inlaid with arabesques and brass lines, and mounted with 
 
 corner ornaments and gadroon borders of or-molu—51 in. wide 
 
 131 A Suite of Louis XV. Furniture, of carved rose-wood, the' 
 / backs and seats stuffed, and covered with flowered crimson silk 
 
 damask, consisting of— 
 Sofa, on seven legs 
 Four chairs and 
 Four fauteuils 
 
 ANOTHER PROPERTY. 
 
 1 32 A Pair of Old Decorative Panels, painted in oils with garden 
 scenes and lovers in oval medallions, with sprays of flowers and 
 
 * ribbons, on a grey striped ground—100 in. by 63 in. 
 
 A Larger Pair, en suite—100 in. by 96 in. 
 
 13.) A Set of Eight Panels, for the decoration of a salon, painted 
 
 in gouache with Cupids, flowers, vases, wreaths, medallions, 
 arabesques and plaques in the Adams style, each panel 112 in. 
 
 by 33 in. 
 
 lo4 A Decorative Panel, with a fountain, wreaths and birds oi 
 grisaille ground in the style of Louis XIY.—70 in. by 31 in. 
 lo.) A Set of Four Panels, designed for the decoration of a ceiling, 
 with red scroll acanthus foliage on brown ground, and meda 
 lions of the elements in grisaille 
 
 finis. 
 
 London: Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross.