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CATALOGUE 
 
 OF AN ASSEMBLAGE OF 
 
 ©riental, Se&res, Dresden, ©lu Worcester, & ©ijelgea 
 
 PORCELAIN, 
 
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 CLOCKS & ORNAMENTAL OBJECTS; 
 
 INCLUDING 
 
 The Collection of A LADY OF RANK; 
 
 a.nd r Mrs q. Lane j ;. UcW 
 
 TWO SUPERB OLD CHELSEA VASES: 
 
 WHICH 
 
 2®tiU be Solii iij> auction, 6® 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT THEIR GREAT ROOMS, 
 
 8, KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, ? •, ,• ■ o 
 
 On THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1862, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Two days preceding, and Catalogues had, at Messrs. 
 Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8, King Street , St. James's 
 Square , S. W. 
 
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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 in dispute shall be im- 
 mediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 IT. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; and so 
 on in proportion. 
 
 III. 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. 
 
 IV. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and au¬ 
 
 thentic 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 any Lot. 
 
 V. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the settle¬ 
 ment 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. 
 
 VI. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; all Lots uncleared 
 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. 
 
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 1 A clock, in case and on stand of porcelain, surmounted by a shep- 
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 \V *5 ‘ )2 A set of three Sevres vases, painted with birds, and mounted on 
 
 feet, with rims and handles of or-molu 
 
 3 A Furstenburg white and gold vase and cover, with flowers in 
 
 medallions 
 
 4 A pair of classical figures of porcelain 
 
 5 A casket and cover, painted with flowers, and mounted with metal 
 
 6 A pen-tray; a taper-stand; a pastile-burner ; two scent-bottles; a 
 
 pair of figures of Cupids ; and eleven other pieces 
 
 7 An agate casket, mounted with metal-gilt 
 
 S A pair of Oriental vases; a jug ; and nine other pieces 
 9 An alabaster female figure—on pedestal 
 
 10 A pair of bronze figures of horsemen 
 
 11 A bronze figure, with a tambourine 
 
 12 A pair of seated bronze figures 
 
 13 A paper-weight, with a hen of metal-gilt; an inkstand; a taper 
 
 stand ; and two ring-stands 
 
 14 A redware teapot; a metal-gilt stand; and four other pieces 
 
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 15 A statuette of a lady in a lace dress, as a bride, of the most delicate 
 and exquisite workmanship in porcelain 
 
 16 A pair of Chinese figures—glass shades and stands 
 
 17 A set of carved ivory chessmen 
 
 18 A ditto 
 
 19 A clock, by Potonic, in porcelain case, surmounted by a shepherd 
 and shepherdess 
 
 20 A pair of double gourd-shaped bottles, with conversations 
 
 21 A pair of cups, with figures in landscapes 
 
 22 A fine bowl, with birds and flowers in colours—16 in. 
 
 23 A pair of ditto—14J in. 
 
 /. O 24 A ditto—14j in. 
 
 25 A pair of ditto—13 in. 
 
 26 A pair of ditto —11 in. 
 
 27 A pair of ditto—11 in. 
 
 ,O 28 A set of five vases, with figures 
 
 29 A pair of vases, enamelled with figures and flowers —26 in. 
 
 30 A pair of ditto, with gilt handles—17 in. 
 
 31 A pair of ditto—13 in. 
 
 32 A pair of vases, with trees on green ground—16 in. 
 
 33 A pair of ditto, with birds and ornaments—14 in. 
 
 ^ 34 A Pair of Ebony Armchairs, carved with shells and foliage 
 £ 35 A small square Japan lacquer table, with flowers in colours 
 0 36 A round ditto, with flowers in coloured mother-o’-pearl 
 
 fo ‘ lO' Q 37 An old Worcester service, painted with fruits and landscapes in 
 
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 k 0 38 Two hexagonal Wedgwood plates, with insects and sea-weeds; and 
 
 two dinner-plates 
 
 | - A * 0 39 Four Oriental plates, with flowers in colours fiAU 
 
 q 40 A two-handled Wedgwood vase, with festoons of foliage in white, 
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 |g*. ^,41 A pair of Wedgwood pedestals, with festoons in white, on blue 
 
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 C'42 A pair of black Wedgwood basins, with classical figures in relief 
 
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 /D ' 0 ' 0 43 Eight old Worcester plates, painted with flowers in blue borders fhtry^u-. 
 flf. fo ^44 Twelve ditto, with birds ♦ 4^ri) v 
 
 ^ . 6 - <? 45 Nine ditto, with flowers in blu^ borders iA\CK^. ^nUU^H 
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 . /- 47 Sixteen ditto—smaller, with flowers in the centre and blue and gold 
 
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 ^ ^ ^48 A large dish, painted with flowers in blue and gold borders 
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 ^ , 52 Four ditto (fiiflfl** ' < X 
 
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 { Q , $. 58 Three butter-po(s, covcts, and stands VY^Uiri 
 
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 -n «*, „ 60 Three ditto, with birds \f\YL' 
 
 ^ . jJ. o 61 A basin, painted with birds; and one smaller [A/\iL ( fp UA 
 ^ $ 62 A set of four blue-and-white openwork Worcester baskets ' 
 
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 * £ y 64 Six coffee-cups and f;ve saucers, painted with birds in blue and gold y 
 
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 If • J' L 65 Eight tea-cups and saucers—similar . i/|Vv * ^ 
 
 jy 66 A canister and cover—similar j2 [ry^ ..— ^ 
 
 67 An old English leaf-pattern tureen and cover, with insects in relief 
 
 68 A melon-shaped box and cover 
 
 69 A fruit-shaped butter-dish and cover 
 
 70 Two leaf-shaped Chelsea dishes, painted with flowers 
 
 ^ ^ 71 Two ditto, with fruits 
 
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 72 A dish and cover, formed as a cabbage 
 
 73 A set of four leaf-shaped dishes, painted with exotic birds 
 
 74 Four smaller 
 
 75 A pair of leaf-shaped dishes, painted with flowers 
 
 76 A pair—smaller 
 
 77 A pair of ditto, with grapes, encrusted 
 
 78 A set of four ditt o, with insects, &c. 
 
 79 Seven dishes, with leaves, &c., encrusted 
 
 80 Four ditto—different pattern 
 
 81 Three ditto 
 
 82 Four small Chelsea leaf-shaped dishes, painted with flowers 
 
 83 Four openwork baskets, painted with fruits 
 
 84 A pair of two-handled ditto, painted and encrusted with flowers 
 
 85 A pair of dishes, painted with flowers, and with openwork borders 
 
 86 A box and cover, formed as a bunch of grapes; and a pair of 
 
 tureens 
 
 87 Three boxes and two covers formed as roses; a small leaf-shaped 
 
 dish; and a leaf-shaped basin, painted with flowers 
 
 88 Three leaf-dishes—imperfect 
 
 89 Four small mugs, and three covers, painted with flowers in green 
 
 90 A pierced Wedgwood dish and stand; and two small green and 
 
 white ditto 
 
 91 A white German tankard, with figures in relief, and pewter cover 
 
 92 A figure of a shepherdess ; and four pieces 
 
 93 A box and cover, formed as a bird on a nest 
 
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 94 A jar and cover, brown ground, enamelled with flowers in medallions 
 
 95 A ditto, with flowers burnt in 
 
 96 A pair of deep dishes, with flowers in gold and colours—17 in. 
 
 97 A deep dish, with a landscape; and a Japan dish, with flowers 
 
 98 A pair of old Japan dishes, with flowers 
 
 99 An old dishy enamelled with birds and flowers; and an old Japan 
 
 dish, with engraved borders 
 
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 100 A dish, with utensils ; one enamelled with flowers; and one other 
 
 101 A Japan shaving dish ; and a yellow dish, enamelled with flowers 
 
 102 A basin, with a landscape; and four imperfect ditto 
 
 103 Eleven soup plates, enamelled with figures in landscapes 
 
 104 Twelve plates, with figures in medallions, with gilt borders 
 
 105 Eight plates, with landscapes 
 
 106 Eight ditto, enamelled with flowers 
 
 107 Thirteen plates—v aricu s 
 
 108 Fourteen ditto 
 
 109 A large Oriental teapot, with figures in landscapes; six cups and 
 
 seven saucers and a milk-jug, similar 
 
 110 A teapot; canister and stand; milk-jug; twelve cups and six 
 
 saucers, painted with views 
 
 111 A teapot, with figures ; a Japan ditto ; and a teapot and milk-jug^ 
 
 with flowers in relief 
 
 112 A teapot, with upright handle and silver spout; and one, with 
 
 flow r ers 
 
 113 Six cups and saucers, with figures 
 
 114 A teapot, milk-jug, and seven cups and saucers with flowers 
 
 115 Two milk-jugs; a basin; five cups; four saucers; a teapot; a 
 
 milk jug; a canister; and a red ware teapot 
 
 116 A tea service, blue and gold, with flowers in colours, consisting of 
 
 teapot, canister, milk-jug, basin, two plates, eight tea-cups, five 
 coffee-cups, and seven saucers 
 
 117 Seven small basins—various 
 
 118 Five ditto 
 
 119 A white and gold cup, cover, and stand; and two cups and covers 
 
 120 Twenty cups and saucers—various 
 
 121 Twenty ditto 
 
 122 Four cups and five saucers, with ornaments in pink ; and three cups 
 
 and saucers, with ornaments in gold 
 
 123 Twenty-five cups; eight saucers; and four stands 
 
 124 A box, formed as a bird on a nest 
 
 125 A pair of Oriental boxes, the covers formed as birds ; and a pair of 
 
 tureens 
 
 126 Twenty-five pieces, blue and white—various 
 
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 127 A bottle, with ornaments in colours; and one other imperfect 
 
 128 Three mugs, with flowers in colours 
 
 129 One ditto ; one with figures; and one blue and white ditto 
 
 130 A glass mug painted with flowers; and a Delft dish 
 
 131 Ten blue and white dishes 
 
 132 A pair of large bowls, with flowers in blue and white 
 
 133 A pair of blue and white jars; and eight other pieces 
 
 134 Three old Japan dishes 
 
 135 Seven dishes—various 
 
 136 Four Japan dishes 
 
 137 Four dishes, enamelled with flowers ; and four old Delft ditto 
 
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 y • 0 138 A pair of Sevres two-handled ecuelles, covers and stands, gros-bleu 
 and gold, painted with birds 
 A pair of oval dishes, on feet 
 A pair of ditto 
 An oval two-handled plateau 
 A Carl Theodore cabaret, painted with children 
 A box and cover ; a dish ; a bottle; and a taper-stand, encrusted 
 with flowers 
 
 A pair of cups and saucers, encrusted with flowers; and a pair of 
 Chantilly cups 
 
 A teapot, with flowers; a sauce-boat; and one smaller 
 A pair of Dresden cups and saucers, painted with figures and 
 cattle 
 
 A pair of Dresden circular dishes, painted with flowers with basket 
 borders 
 
 A pair of oval ditto 
 A pair of oval tureens—one imperfect 
 
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A DIFFERENT PROPERTY. 
 
 150 A PAIR OF OLD CHELSEA VASES AND COVERS, of un¬ 
 usual size and importance, of elegant scroll design, with handles : 
 the ground deep-blue richly pencilled with gold, each painted 
 w r ith a large subject ol a conversation after Boucher, and exotic 
 birds in colours in medallions—16 in. 
 
 151 A Bronze Bust of Raffaelle, by A. Rondani 
 
 152 A beautiful Bust of Venus, in bronze 
 
 153 A beautiful Circular Table, of mahogany, with cupboard and 
 
 shelf beneath, and marble slab, elegantly mounted with or-molu 
 ornaments of the time of Louis XVI. 
 
 154 Two walking sticks, of carved bone. From the South Sea Islands 
 
 \j, ■ ol55 A pair of old Sevres feuille-de-choux-pattern beuvi'ieres and covers 
 
 156 A pair of Dresden vases and covers, painted with conversations in 
 
 medallions, and encrusted with Cupids and flowers in colours 
 —glass shades and stands 
 
 157 An old Wedgwood dessert service, of buff and gold-leaf-pattern; 
 
 consisting of centre, two tureens, covers, and stands, fourteen 
 dishes, and twenty-four plates 
 
 LIMOGES ENAMELS. 
 
 158 A Pair of Plaques, with the Crucifixion and Flagellation, in 
 
 grisaille, by P. Raimond 
 
 159 An Oval Plaque, with a horseman; inscribed i( Asa Rex Juda,” 
 
 by Etienne Mercier 
 
 160 The Crucifixion : a large oblong plaque in colours and gold 
 
 161 A Pair of Hexagonal Saltcellars, with busts and figures of 
 
 Hercules and Dejaneira, in colours 
 
 162 A fine large Oblong Plaque, with St. John and St. Anne, 
 
 in brilliant colours 
 
 163 The Visitation : an oblong plaque in grisaille, with monogram, 
 
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 164 The Ascension : an oblong plaque, in brilliant colour?, by J. 
 
 Limousin 
 
 165 Four high-backed walnut chairs, inlaid with flowers in coloured 
 
 wood 
 
 166 A small oak reading-desk, carved with Gothic tracery 
 
 167 A piece of old tapestry, with Pygmalion—17 ft. 6in. by 6 ft. 6 in. 
 
 168 One, with Narcissus—8 ft. by 6 ft. 6 in.: and one, with Ariadne 
 
 and Theseus—6 ft. by 6 ft. 6 in. 
 
 169 A pair of hexagonal Oriental vases, enamelled with figures in 
 
 medallions, and plants and flowers in colours 
 
 170 A pair of ditto 
 
 171 T 'wo nests of five boxes and covers, with Chinese figures 
 
 172 Two ditto 
 
 173 Two ditto 
 
 174 Two ditto 
 ! 75 Two ditto 
 
 176 Two ditto 
 
 177 Two ditto 
 
 178 Two ditto 
 
 179 Two ditto 
 
 180 Two ditto 
 
 181 Two ditto 
 
 182 Two ditto 
 
 183 Twelve dessert plates, enamelled with figures 
 
 184 Twelve ditto 
 
 185 Twelve ditto 
 
 186 A very fine group, in marble, of two boys representing Justice 
 
 187 Strength—the companion 
 
 188 An equestrian bronze figure of Louis XIV., on marble plinth 
 
 189 A pair of bronze figures of knights, on ebonized plinths 
 
 190 A pair of Italian mendicants, in bronze, on ebonized plinths 
 
 191 A large Japan dish—22 in. 
 
 192 A ditto—21 in. 
 
 193 Six octagonal dishes 
 
 194 Five ditto 
 
 195 A large piece of old stained glass, in frame 
 
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 197 A Violin, by Amati —in case 
 
 198 A buhl stationery case 
 
 199 Eve with the Apple: a beautiful statuette, in marble—3 ft. 
 
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 200 Venus reclining: a small figure in alabaster 
 
 201 Susannah and the Elders : carved in high relief, in white marble 
 
 202 A pair of Spanish marble columns, with statuary bases—50J in. 
 
 203 A pair of Oriental marble ditto, with statuary caps and bases— 
 
 48-J in. 
 
 204 A black and gold marble column—52 in. 
 
 205 A pair of rich Sienna ditto, with marble caps and bases—48 in. 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 London: Printed by W. Clowes and Sons, 14, Charing Cross. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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