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 HON. RICHARD ROWETT, 
 
 Formerly Member of the Legislative Council 
 of Hong Kong ; 
 
 TWO OTHER SMALL COLLECTIONS OF 
 
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 AT THKIS (sEElAT 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 , 1897 , 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
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 May be viewed Saturday and Monday preceding, and Catalogues 
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CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
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 I. THE highest Bidder to he 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 Eive 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. 
 
 Y. The Lots to be 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. 
 
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 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; apd the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. 
 
 YII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall lie 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 2, 1897, 
 
 AT ONE 0 CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
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 The following are the Property of the late 
 HON. RICHARD ROWETT\ formerly Member of the 
 Legislative Council of Hong Kong. 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
 oviform vase, of apple-green crackle—12 in. high 
 2 A sqtjara-shaped bowl, enamelled on alternate leaf-shaped panels with 
 figureskhmises and birds ; and a small square-shaped stand, with 
 key pattern in coral colour and gold 
 1 A white glazed figure s of a deity, seated on an elephant—10^ in. 
 
 high ; and a ditto standing figure — 10 in. high 
 1 Shokei, a large ditto seated figure — in. high — -on carved wood 
 stand 
 
 i A pair of Japanese porcelain basins, with asters and lotos in cloisonne 
 enamel on the exterior 
 
 1 A Pair op Large Cisterns, enamelled with shaped panels with 
 flowers, rocks and JJo-Ho birds on a yellow groundwork with 
 characters and epablems in colours, key-pattern border Kien Lung 
 —22 in. di&m., 18 in. high 
 
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 CHINESE AND JAPANESE CARVINGS AND 
 OBJECTS OF ART. 
 
 \7 A Double Vase, of dark green jade, formed as a group of 
 
 with 
 
 citrons—9 in. high—on ebony stand pierced and carve 
 rocks and prunus 
 
 Vase, of pale green jade, formed as a lotos flower, with branches 
 v &nd buds, and the figure of a dragon in high relief—10 in. high 
 -on pierced and carved stand 
 
 9 A sacrificial cup, of carved rhinoceros horn, with/^runus, fir trees and 
 deer 
 
 10 A carved Vood figure of a pilgrim—13^ it/, high 
 
 11 A spill vaseMormed as a bamboo, of curved ivory, with waves and 
 
 storks in gokl lacquer— on lac sta 
 
 12 A carved wood ffcay, formed as a lplos leaf supported on branches 
 
 with buds and powers, lacquqred in natural colours; an upright 
 panel of carved Supchow lac'; and a pierced and carved wood 
 cylinder 
 
 13 A Curious Square-ShapeVVase, the handles formed as characters, 
 
 entirely overlaid wiffi plaques of brown moss agate on gilt 
 metal—11 in. high^—carved cttulpierced wood stand 
 
 14 A Japanese short s 
 
 metal, with kodzuka 
 
 15 A hanging court sword, part of lac scabbed and grip bound with 
 
 brown silk, mounted with grained shakudoNyitli crests in gold 
 
 16 Another, the scabbard of black lac, with CT^sts in gold and 
 
 mounts of grained shakudo 
 
 17 A Malay kreese, with watered blade, with olive-woo^ sheath and 
 
 / carved hilt; a Siamese hunting knife, with silver-mooted ivory 
 7 handle ; and a bow 
 
 mounted with silver and gilt 
 
 IS A Russian leather girdle, with nielloed silver slides and bosses 
 
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 CHINESE CLOISONNE ENAMEL. 
 
 A pair of bottles, with peonies, prnnns flower, Ho-Ho and other 
 
 p^unus on a key-pattern turquoise-blue ground—15 in. high 
 1 A sqhare-skaped koro and cover, surmounted by the figure of 
 
 4 A pair of beaker vases, with the three-clawed dragon in high relief, 
 Ho-Hd birds and rocksv key pattern round the border—21^ in. 
 high \ 
 
 5 A vase-shaped koro and cove\ chased in high relief with an eagle, 
 
 viper and dragons, the handle^ formed as groups of persimmon 
 22 in. high / \ 
 
 6 A group of rocks, with figures and foliage in high relief 
 
 7 A Chinese bronze hanging gong, with circular bands of emblematical 
 
 ornaments \ 
 
 8 An oblong Burmese casket of gesso duro, with arhfjesque designs in 
 
 relief, and set with coloured stones 
 
 9 A pair of Burmese idols, of bronze, formed as seatedhfigures, gilt 
 
 bell 
 
 0 A stand, of carved ebony, with lotos leaves, rocks, mandarin ducks and 
 
 era 
 
 ,bs, the top inlaid with marble—32 \ in. high 
 
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 BOOKS AND DRAWINGS. 
 
 5iebold (P. Y. yon) Nippon Archiv zur Beschreibung von( Japan. 
 plates, lialf-bound, uncut Lgfaen, 1852 
 
 32 ThonNqn (J.) China and its People, photographs, 2> yoI. (wanting 
 
 voZ. PK / 187c 
 
 33 Jones (Owen)-, Examples of Chinese Omaphent, coloured plates, 
 Victoria Psamer, with, illuminations ftfg Owen Jones ; La Danst 
 des Morts sur le Pont de MoulinsyLucerne, 3 vol. 
 
 34 Blume (C. L. de) Orchidees d^ l’Archipel Indien et du Japon 
 
 coloured plates, half-bountYmorocco, gilt edges Amst. 1858 
 
 35 Chinnery (J.) Seventy-sjeven PencR. Sketches in China and Japan 
 
 mounted on cardboard, in moroccoSqgther case 1831 
 
 35a J. Chinnery: Portrait of Himself; A Pbshait of Lam Qua; A 
 Chinese Lady ; and View of Fuji \ 
 
 35b Studies' of Heads —twelve in one frame 
 35c FyCr. Melbye: A River Scene in China ; and one 
 
 ANOTHER PROPERTY. 
 
 NETSUKES (Wood). 
 
 y// o 36 Two kylins— signed ; a giant shell, with fisherman; an uni an 
 
 beans ; a rat and young; a rat and beans 
 
 /?/. 37 A monkey with mask; a quail and millet seed— signed; tw 
 
 monkeys —signed ; an eagle and monkey; the badger tea-pot 
 
 38 A puppy and shell —signed ; a rat— signed; a dragon : two moi 
 keys; a lion mask 
 
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 39 Two badgers dressed as priests (partly stained); Shokei; Daruma; 
 
 a showman with monkey 5 
 
 40 A flute-player (lacquered) ; a mask; a boy dressed as a lion, playing 
 
 a gong —signed ; a disc, enamelled metal; a disc, gold lacquer, 
 with stag ; a disc, Court figure in shibuichi 
 
 41 A figure of a gardener with a basket of fruit—wood and ivor 
 
 signed ; and a group of a frog and monkey f 
 
 42 A monster; a priest with large bell; a quail and millet seed ; a 
 
 monkey and young; an eagle on a fir tree 5 
 
 43 An oni dressed as a priest; squirrels and grapes; a No dancer; a 
 
 coiled dragon ; a snake and tortoise 1 5 
 
 44 A rat hiding from a cat in a hat; the badger tea^pok Daruma; 
 
 two monkeys —signed 
 
 45 A warrior seated on a bell, where hides a girl; a blind, shamppoer ; 
 
 expelling oni by beans; a rat and mushroom 4 
 
 46 A monkey and persimmon fruit ; rats on a rice bale; a workman 
 
 and rats ; a tiger ; a camel yf,- 5 
 
 47 A cat seated on a fish ; rats and beans— signed ; a bov and snow¬ 
 
 ball ; an oni and girl; a priest and oni * 5 
 
 48 A traveller eating— signed’, oni pounding rice— signed-, a mo nke y 
 
 and young ; Shokei and an oni in a boat— signed 
 
 49 Two beggars dressed as Samouri; an oni and sleeping priest; a g / 
 
 gardener with giant bamboo shoots ; a travelling showman 
 
 50 Two Chinese warriors; a priest yawning ; a snail on a tile; a rat; 
 
 Shokei throwing an oni ^ ^ 
 
 51 A pack horse with ladies; a beggar seated on a beam signed’, an 
 
 oni polishing a Joey— signed’, a boy lying dowp^; ap oni with a 
 
 pair of pincers —signed e ** 
 
 52 A monkey at the No dance; a monkey and fish; a cooper, the oil 
 
 thief; a man carrying a sandal ^ 
 
 53 A monkey with persimmon fruit— signed ; a monkey signed ; a 
 
 monkey with a rat; a monkey eating a fruit ; a bell with the 
 
 witch— signed ' 1 5 
 
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 NETSUKES (Ivory). 
 
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 54 A fisherman and tortoise ; quails and millet ; a pack horse; a 
 
 dragon, forming a seal ; two monkeys; a badger ; a pilgrim; a 
 a girl with basket of fruit $ 
 
 55 A wood carver— signed ; an oni washing a Joey; ^n oni juggler; 
 
 an oni armed with a spear 
 
 56 A man lighting a pipe— signed ; Diakoku and Yebishu— signed-, 
 
 Pick-a-back ; Shdjos /VVt / 4 
 
 57 A disc, with a sage and a dragon in low relief— signed ; a Musame; 
 
 a boy with a model of Daruma ; an old man with a sake bottle; 
 a monkey and young; a fish and gourd (wood) 
 
 58 A disc, shells in mother-o’-pearl and coral; an octopus ; a pilgrim ; 
 
 an oni washing Shokei; a boy with mask: m nobleman and 
 retainer— signed 6 
 
 59 A pigeon on a pan ; a boy carrying Daruma; squirrels and nuts; a 
 
 a boy carrying a skull; a boy with a pack ox /?t*UsXst!s <*9 5 
 
 60 Hotei and a boy— signed ; two monkeys; and old woman with a 
 
 toad ; a sleeping girl with a monkey ; a group of Shokei and two 
 oni— signed ; two boys dressed as a lion— signed 
 
 61 Diakoku and a boy ; a No dancer ; a man dressed as a lion— signed ; 
 
 a barrel, containing three small landscapes /fyl/aytstsi 
 
 62 Two monkeys— signed ; Shokei carrying a bag of oni— signed ; the 
 
 Thunder God ; a pilgrim ; rats and cord ; Corean lions JhA, 
 
 63 A boy sitting on the back of Eukorojin ; a basket of fish ; a 
 
 temple goig coming to life— signed ; a showman and monkey— 
 signed 4 
 
 64 A boat-load of timber— signed ; oni fishing, with cormorants— 
 £ signed ; two oni with a cannon ; an oni polishing a pipe ; a 
 
 workman rolling a log of wood- 
 
 -signed 
 
 
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 CARVINGS IN IVORY. 
 
 5 An ivory sword, carved in panels in low relief with subjects from 
 
 Chinese history /fy 
 
 6 A small table screen, of ivory, inlaid with figures dancing and 
 
 singing in mother-o’-pearl, stained ivory, coraj 
 mounted with engraved silver 
 
 7 An ivory dagger, carved in low relief with a waterfall, and inlaid 
 
 with wisteria, chrysanthemums, cranes and other birds^ in 
 mother-o’-pearl and stained ivory 
 
 8 Another, nearly similar, with plum tree and other flowers 
 
 >raUand gold lapquer, . 
 
 BRONZES, Etc. 
 
 i) A pair of koro, formed as mythical birds, in champleve enaanel 
 bronze * St/'? 1 
 
 [) A smaller koro, ditto /i) 
 
 1 A sword-guard, of shibuichi, with carp in a running streancnjiilaid , 
 
 with gold, silver and shakudo —signed 
 
 2 A pair of cloisonne enamel bottles, with circular panels^ of 
 
 in colours on a turquoise-blue ground 
 
 mels of flowers 
 
 e Property of A GENTLEMAN, purchased in Japan. 
 
 A Short Sword, the scabbard of black lacquer, the iuchi kashiia, 
 kodsuka and kogai of grained shibuichi, with the “g ,erlal ^U 
 and other crests in raised gold, shark-skin grip ffrt/ 
 
 A Court Sword, the scabbard of gold lacquer with raised prunus 
 
 blossom, the grip mounts, &c. of silver, chased and en S rav ^^.^^ 
 with crests 
 
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 75 A Pair of Swords, black lacquer scabbards with dragons in got 
 shakudo and gold guards, the grips bound with white silk, liea 
 
 blades 
 
 
 JAPANESE PORCELAIN. 
 
 76 A pair of small Satsuma vases, painted with birds and flowers; ai 
 a pair of small Ivaga ware tea-pots 
 11 A pair of oviform jars and covers, painted with figures and lam 
 scapes ; and a globular Imari jar, russet iron cover 
 78 A pair of cylindrical Satsuma vases, with fan-shaped and circul; 
 panels of boys, landscapes, &c. 
 
 LACQUER. 
 
 79 A small octagonal inro, with a rocky landscape on flat golds, barn 
 
 shaped netsuke attached ; and a gold lacquer inro, witji a map 
 tree by a flowing stream 
 
 80 An inro, with a lake scene in raised golds ; and a sake cun and stan 
 
 with chrysanthemums, &c. on a nashiji ground 
 '81 A quatrefoil-shaped Soochow lacquer box, with sages under a' 
 f tree ; and a perfume box, with bamboo on a black ground 
 
 82 A perfume box, with the Tokugawa crest in gold; amj one, w 
 
 crests in gold on a nashiji ground ^ 
 
 83 A writing box, of black lacquer, with a flight of birds and, tops 
 
 fir trees in raised gold, nashiji lacquer interior 
 
 84 An oblong box and tray, of nashiji lacquer, with circular crests 
 
 raised gold 
 
 85 A writing box, of black lacquer, with three horses in raised gol 
 
 nashiji interior ; and a circular nashiji tray, with peonies, rod 
 &c. in gold and silver (L/p '■ 
 
 Square-Shaped Box, for holding four sake bottles, of blac 
 lacquer, with a house, rocks, trees and deer in shades of gol 
 gold nashiji interior ( 
 
 86 A 
 
 87 A large circular bowl and cover, of nashiji lacquer, with the Tob 
 gawa crest and conventional flowers in raised gold 6" * 
 
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 METAL WOKE, Etc. 
 
 >8 A small Japanese cloisonne enamel tea-pot, with aquatic plants on 
 a buff-coloured ground; and a red copper tea-pot, slightly, 
 engraved with key pattern 
 
 pair of Chinese dark wood folding lanterns, carved with key 
 pattern and grotesque masks, the glass painted with flowers, &c. 
 pair of Persian bulbous vases and covers, pierced and engraved f? / 
 with flowers and scroll ornaments ^ 
 
 59 A 
 
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 CARVINGS IN IVORY. 
 
 91 The figure of a lady, with a child, painted ; a skeleton ; a man with 
 
 a sandal; a Samouri; and a No dancer 5 
 
 92 A Daimio and retainers; warriors on a rock; a No dancer; a priest n * 
 
 and badger ; and a lady, with insect cage 5 / 
 
 93 Acrobats; two Chinese ladies; a nobleman and child; and three ^ 
 
 netsukes 6 
 
 94 Blind beggar on a bridge; a group of children dancing and playing ; * , 
 
 a smaller group, similar 3 J > 
 
 95 A figure of a girl with peonies; and one, of a girl with three^ 
 
 children ^ 
 
 96 A group of a fisherman with a boy and cormorant signed 
 
 97 A group of a girl carrying a basket of fruit on her head, with 
 
 children 
 
 98 A group of a lady and a child in a jinricksha drawn by two coolies 
 
 —on wood stand ft' 
 
 99 A Spode china luncheon tray, in six parts, with birds, Ac in brown 
 —on mahogany stand 
 
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 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 PORCELAIN, Etc. 
 
 
 £ , O 102 
 
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 100 An old Derby fluted tea service, painted with vine foliage a 
 grapes in dark blue, red and gold, consisting of tea-pot ai 
 cover, sugar-basin and cover, milk-jug, basin, three dish 
 twelve tea-cups, twelve coffee-cups and twelve saucers 
 ij? , ~0 101 An old English tea service, painted with flowers and ornaments 
 
 colours and gold,' consisting of sugar-basin, cover and staD 
 milk-jug, basin, two dishes, ten tea-cups, six coffee-cup^ai 
 twelve saucers 0^*^ 
 
 Twelve champagne-glasses, engraved with vines; and eleven ci 
 port-glasses 
 
 A Bow figure of Neptune, on foot formed as a dolphin and shelly 
 An Old Chinese Porcelain Tea Service, with figures and lain 
 scapes in medallions on red trellis ground, consisting of tea-pi 
 cover and stand, sucrier and cover, milk-jug and cover, basi 
 canister and cover, a dish, twelve tea-cups, three coffee-eu] 
 twelve saucers and a stand 
 
 A Chelsea figure of a lady, with a basket of fruit and dog, on win 
 and gold scroll plinth—10 in. high 
 A pair of ditto seated figures, of a lady and gentleman with basket 
 a dog and lamb—8 in. high 
 
 A pair of oviform Worcester pattern vases and covers, painted wit 
 birds on blue scale ground 
 
 A tea service, of old English porcelain, painted with bands < 
 vine foliage in red and gold, consisting of tea-pot and cove 
 basin, two dishes, eight tea-cups, eight coffee-cups and ekve 
 saucers AAU 
 
 A pair of pedestal-shaped ebonised cabinets, with Florentine mosait 
 metal-gilt ornaments and marble slabs / 
 
 A circular convex mirror, with gilt branches and cut-glass lustres 
 A large Dresden bowl and cover ; and a pair, smaller, painted wit 
 figures, flowers, Ac., with figures of children on the lids tfp* 
 
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 jl‘2 A Chinese porcelain cabaret, enamelled with figures and^trellis 
 ornament 
 
 13 A pair of Neapolitan flower pots, with hunting scenes in relief 
 [14 A pair of ditto oviform vases, with pierced and gilt covers 
 
 15 A Lowestoft tea service, painted with flowers, consisting of tea-pot, y 
 
 sugar-basin, jug and covers, and four cups and saucers 
 
 16 A pair of large Vienna porcelain ewers, each painted with two 
 
 subjects after A. Kauffman, on maroon and gold ground —on 
 I, square pedestals 
 
 17 A pair of Japanese porcelain vases 
 
 18 A large circular brass dish, with a battle scene in relief 
 
 19 A pair of oval ditto, with Teniers subjects s 
 
 21 A pair of tall Japanese bronze vases, with birds, dragons, foliage - * 
 
 and waves in high relief 
 
 22 A pair of Japanese bronze vases, with silvered cranes, foliage and 
 
 flowers in high relief in four medallions ^~\ 
 
 23 A pair of Satsuma ware jars, with figures, foliage and flowers in 
 
 colours and gold 
 
 24 A pair of Japanese porcelain vases, with figures, flowers, &c. in rej 
 
 and gold 
 
 25 A pair of Nankin jars, with utensils and flowers in medallions on 
 
 blue and white hawthorn ground 
 
 26 Four glazed Wedgwood dessert baskets and five stands, with open- y£ / ' / r ^ 
 
 work borders 
 
 27 An old carved and inlaid oak cabinet, with cupboard and columns ■' ? ^ 
 
 above, on stand with two drawers 
 
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 128 A tea-cup, coffee = cup and saucer, "with shields-of-arms ai 
 coronets in gold ; and two cups and saucers, with arms S/a 
 
 /y t £ 129 A two-handled cup and saucer, with shields-of-arms; and thr« 
 
 milk-jugs, with arms ^ 
 
 * / & , ° 180 A Tea and Coffee Service, enamelled with shields-of-arms i 
 
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 colours and gold, and with wreaths of flowers, consisting of tei 
 pot, cover and stand, coffee-pot, hot-milk jug, two milk-jug 
 
 canister, sugar-basin and covers, three cups and four^iau^rs^ 
 
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 A square porcelain plateau, painted with a view of a mine, and 
 pair of blue and gold vases, with birds and flowers : 
 medallions 
 
 A small picture of lovers in a boudoir —in brass frame 
 A pair of small pictures of a lady and a milliner in a landscape- 
 framed * 
 
 A miniature of Anne Boleyn - 
 
 Miniature of Mary Queen of Scots 
 Miniature of Madame Recamier, after Gerard 
 
 A pair of pastel heads of ladies of the time of Louis XV., surroundc 
 by wreaths of flowers 
 
 A pair of old Flemish tapestry panels, with portraits of ladies / 
 Another, of earlier date, with equestrian figures 
 A pair of candelabra, in the style of Louis XVI., with vase-skap£ 
 marble stems mounted with or-molu, and with branches for tv 
 lights each A 
 
 A pair of or-molu wall lights, in the style of Louis XVI., wit 
 goats’ heads, festoons of flowers and parrots 
 
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 An old French barometer, in carved and gilt hanging case sur¬ 
 mounted by musical trophies 
 
 An old English clock, by Whiteside, in case of inlaid satin-wood 
 and ebony of architectural design f 
 
 A clock, by Charles Frodsham, in black marble case with flowers ^ 
 and foliage in Florentine mosaic 
 
 The Empress Josephine : a bust in Sevres biscuit porcelain, after yp 
 Chaudet 
 
 A Small Ien-Leaf Folding Screen, of Foochow lacquer, with 
 numerous subjects of figures, flowers, utensils and characters in 
 
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 gold and colours on chocolate ground—66 in. high 
 
 The following are the Property of A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 
 7 An octagonal-shaped Sheraton table, of inlaid satin, hare and other p, ' 
 
 woods, with chequer-pattern top—19 in. X15 in. (Uybt 
 
 8 An oblong table, of Amboyna wood, with inlaid borders and two ^ * * 
 
 drawers—36 in. x 20 in. 
 
 9 A Sheraton sideboard, of mahogany, inlaid with satin and tulip woocf, 
 
 with rounded front, drawer in the centre, cupboard and cellarette 
 at the sides, brass standards and rail at the back—84 in. ivide 
 0 An oval mahogany dining table, on fluted legs, with six extra / 
 
 leaves, opening IS ft. 6 in. x 5 ft. wide is A ■ o 
 
 1 Five Sheraton mahogany chairs, with open shield-shaped backs, 
 
 carved with wheat-ears and inlaid, the seats covered with^ 
 moquettes ; and an arm-chair, en suite y 
 
 2 An old English upright mirror, in carved and partly gilt wood * 
 
 frame—48 in. high, 23 in. wide ^ 
 
 3 An upright mirror, in gilt wood frame pierced and carved with < _ 
 
 scrolls and foliage—45 in. x 30 in. 
 
 4 A set of four old English marqueterie chairs, with high open backs, 
 
 ^ slightly carved and inlaid with vases of flowers and birds^the 
 
 seats covered with velvet 
 
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 155 A settee, en suite < 
 
 156 An old Dutch marqueterie encoigneure, with door inlaid with a 
 
 figure in armour, branches of foliage and flowers 
 
 157 An 'Empire carved and gilt oblong music stool, the seat covered 
 
 with striped crimson'velvet 
 
 158 A circular table, of black and gold lac, with Chinese buildings, 
 
 figures and animals, on pillar and tripod 
 
 Fyorn the Collection of the late Hon. Lewis Wingfield f 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 London: Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street & Charing Crof?. 
 

 
 
 
 
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