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 OF THE LATE 
 
 Sir JOHN EVERETT MILLAIS, Bart. 
 
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 OLD FRENCH DECORATIVE OBJECTS 
 
 SIE HENEY EDWARDS, 
 
 Deceased, late of Berkeley Square; 
 
 DECORATIVE FURNITURE 
 
 OF THE LATE 
 
 ELI LEES, ESQ. 
 
 Removed from Lancaster Gate; 
 
 DECORATIVE OBJECTS 
 
 OF 
 
 K. IP MURCHISON, ESQ. 
 
 Deceased; 
 
 AND FROM OTHER PRIVATE SOURCES: 
 
 WHICH 
 
 OTtll be iroI'D bu Eunion b)> 
 
 AT TSim aREAT ROOMS* 
 
 8 KING STREET,-ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1897, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PKECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues bad, at 
 Messrs. Christie*- Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, 
 St. James’s Square, S. W, 
 
 
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 bo 
 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. 
 
 IV. 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 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. 
 
 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 forfeited ; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or 
 private Sale, and tho deficiency (if any) attending such re-sal© 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 On WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1897, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 The following are the Property 
 
 of SIR JOHN EVERETT MILLAIS , Bart ., 
 
 deceased , late President of the Royal Academy. 
 
 1 AN ITALIAN CABINET, with folding doors boldly carved with 
 columns, cherubs’ heads and architectural decorations —XVIth 
 __ century —7 ft. 4 in. high, about 6 ft. wide 
 
 Exhibited at the South Kensington Museum 
 
 Formerly in the possession of Charles I. 
 
 Regarding this cabinet, Sir J. E. Millais has left the following note: 
 “ This cabinet I purchased of Mr. Annoot, Old Bond Street. It stood for 
 years in his shop without attracting any attention, an unfashionable piece of 
 furniture. In my afternoon walk I often passed the window, and wondered to 
 see it unsold, and eventually became its owner. Not having room for it in 
 Cromwell Place, I lent it to the South Kensington Museum, and very shortly 
 after its exhibition there my friend, J. H. Pollen, discovered where it came 
 from, a drawing of the cabinet having been published long ago in Atkinson’s 
 book of ‘ Old English Furniture,’ wherein it is described as being at Theobald’s 
 Palace. The two niches, where the figures of the Apostles now are, were 
 empty when I bought it, probably with the key plate, stolen, for tbe silver of 
 which they were made. The new figures were modelled, as near a3 possible, 
 from the illustration. 
 
 “ N.B.—This cabinet forms the background to the picture of the Princess 
 Elizabeth in the Tower.” 
 
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 2 An Old North German Cabinet, of dark wood, with folding doors 
 with boldly carved panels in relief and allegorical figures in the 
 corners, capitals, masks, figures and other ornaments at the sides, 
 and allegorical figures surmounted by Cupids bearing a coronet 
 above, a large drawer beneath—8 ft. wide / 
 
 Of this cabinet Sir John writes : “ The dark cabinet I believe to he 
 North German, possibly a diploma work of a guild, and very fine of its kind.” 
 
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 3 AN OLD GERMAN MARQUETERIE CABINET, with shaped 
 front and ends, richly inlaid with arabesque foliage in coloured 
 woods, in the centre is a marqueterie column with Corinthian 
 capital, and a similar column at the angles, surmount^;! by carved 
 open-work scroll ornament—7 ft. wide 
 
 Regarding this cabinet Sir John gives the following history: “ Bought by 
 Prof. Ella, of musical fame, at Vienna, and sold to me. Ella told me he was 
 travelling with Mr. Webb, a notable judge of furniture, and it was at the 
 instigation of his friend, he acquired, what to him was a white elephant, there 
 being, in his little house, no room for such a cabinet.” 
 
 4 A Pair of Chinese Ebony Arm-Chairs, with carved and pierced 
 /f , * backs, arms and borders inlaid with flowers, foliage and utensils 
 
 of engraved mother-o’-pearl, the seats formed of veined marble / 
 and with circular panels of marble in the back . . /^ - - 
 
 Formerly the property of the Chinese Giant Chang 
 
 /ft* /ft o ^ ^ Mahogany Three-Leaved Screen, with large panels of staipped 
 
 gilt leather 
 
 /ft, O 6 A Screen, painted with poultry and birds by M. Hondecceter ft 
 ft/* 0 . & ^ Another, nearly similar yp 
 
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 SUITE OF FIVE OLD BEAUVAIS TAPESTRY 
 PANELS, with borders of scroll and other ornaments illus¬ 
 trating the quarters of the globe, purchased in 1863 at the 
 recommendation of John Philip, R.A., comprising— 
 
 PANEL, representing a halt of a caravan, with numerous 
 Oriental figures, and a camel with howdah in the centre— 
 10 ft. 6 in. by 20 ft. 6 in. 
 
 
 
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 ANOTHER, with figures bringing presents to an African King, 
 
 who is seated at a table in a landscape under a palm tree, an 
 
 ape with a branch of coral in the foreground—11 ft. by 
 10 ft. 6 in. 
 
 ANOTHER, with a harbour scene, numerous figures landing 
 merchandise from vessels, Oriental and European figures in the 
 foreground, buildings, mountains and palm trees—11 ft. by 
 17 ft. 6 in. 
 
 ANOTHER, with Europa and other figures in chariots, and numerous 
 masquerading and dancing figures, an obelisk, bridge and build¬ 
 ings in the background—10 ft. 6 in. by 15 ft. 3 in. 
 
 ANOTHER, with a fete champetre, with African figures and attend¬ 
 ants, and ladies at a banquet in the gardens of a palace, musicians 
 and dancing figures on the left —10 ft. 6 in. by 13 ft. 6 in. 
 
 9 An Upright Panel of Old Brussels Tapesiry, with Chinese 
 
 finmroQ nnrl pliililron nnflA a. snmmAr Iiaoqa fnliao*A flnwA.ra anrl 
 
 These tapestries were frequently used by the artist as 
 backgrounds for his pictures 
 
 EASELS 
 
 7 ^ 10 A large mahogany easel 
 
 ? , & 11 An oak ditto 
 ■/ * & 12 An oak ditto 
 
 
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 / , O 17 A larger ditto 
 
 
 light easel 
 
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 The following are 
 
 the Property of SIR HENRY EDWARDS , deceased , 
 late of Berkeley Square. 
 
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 A pair of bronzed tazze, chased with ivy leaf in relief, on ebonised 
 stands—8^ in. high 
 
 A pair of small bronze statuettes, of Chinese figures carrying 
 umbrellas, on white marble plinths—9^ in. high 
 
 A Pair of Bronzed Yases and Covers, surmounted by a figure 
 of Cupid holding cornucopim, and band of Cupids sporting, in 
 relief—15^ in. high ^v t'Sk i A? r <r 
 
 A Pair of Marble Figures of Lions, their feet resting on a 
 ball—10 in. high A 
 
 A Figure, in white marble, of a boy sitting on a rock holding Qy 
 scroll-shaped shield—23 in. high 
 
 A Pair of Bronze Figures, of a Persian cat and a poodle, on 
 base of Louis XVI. design, and cushion of chased or-molu— , 
 
 14 in. high . . vv 
 
 An Empire Centre-Piece, of chased or-molu, supported by two 
 figures of sphinxes, grotesque masks and festoons, cut-glass base 
 and four cut-glass dishes—18 in. high 
 
 A Pair of Candelabra, formed as oviform French porcelain vases, 
 painted with the Seasons on a turquoise and gold ground, and 
 supporting or-molu lily branches for four lights—24 in. high/T^l^J^A 
 
 A Clock, by Lesieur, of Paris, in lyre-shaped turquoise porcelain 
 
 case mounted with festoons, sprays of laurel foliage and Apollo’s^ , 
 mask of or-molu, the dial surrounded by pastes—24 in. high 
 
 A Pair of Louis XVI. Candelabra, with branches for three 
 lights, formed as white marble vases, on tripod bronze stands with 
 masks, and mounted with leaf ornament in chased or-molu- 
 22 in. high 
 
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 * & 30 A Louis XIV. Candelabrum, of chased or-molu, with nozzles for 
 four lights, chased with figures of monsters, rams’ heads and 
 festoons of flowers—22 in. high 
 
 A Louis XVI. Garniture, consisting of a clock, by Garriques, in 
 drum-shaped case supported on four fluted white marble columns, 
 mounted with figures of boys and festoons of flowers in chased 
 or-molu and bronze ; and a pair of candelabra, with bronze 
 figures of nymphs holding lily branches for three lights —32 in. 
 
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 / s— 32 A Pair of Sevres Porcelain Vases and Covers, turquoise, 
 
 ' ° white and gold, each painted with equestrian figures and a land¬ 
 scape, by L. Grisee— in. high /i : ^ ^ 
 
 The following are Sold by Order of 
 the Executors of ELI LEES , Esq ., deceased , late of 
 102 Lancaster Gate , W. 
 
 OLD NANKIN PORCELAIN. 
 
 ^~ D 33 A pair of circular dishes, painted with flowering trey, birds and 
 plants in panels on the borders—15£ in. diam. 
 
 > . O 34 A pair of ditto, with vases of flowers in the centres, and plants, &c. in X 
 compartments on the borders—16 in. diam. 
 
 ^ 35 A pair of globular bottles, with long bulb necks, painted with land- y 
 scapes, figures, foliage, &c.—15 in. high 
 
 36 A pair of large octagonal-shaped jars and covers, painted with 
 flowering trees in panels and narrow borders of ornament—21 in. 
 high 
 
 37 A large jar, painted with dragons and flames—20 in. high / ^ f 0 , 
 
 
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 DECORATIVE OBJECTS. 
 
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 ^ 7 38 A Pair of Empire Or-molu Candelabra, on fluted column stems 
 
 and round plinths, chased with acanthus foliage in relief, and 
 with branches for six lights each—24 in. high 
 
 Formerly the property of Queen Marie Amelie 
 39 A Pair of Ditto Pastile Burners, with pierced covers, on stems 
 ^ ^ and triangular plinths, chased with foliage and lion’s-claw feet— 
 
 19 in. high 
 
 Formerly ihr-proper iy of Qu e en Marie Amelie 
 -4th A patr uf -diBe -pierced circul ar chased p edestals-aad 
 
 s^uara-plinths,- with raby-glass-4iners—1 Q^-i n. high — 
 
 SHERATON AND OTHER ENGLISH INLAID 
 DECORATIVE FURNITURE. 
 
 / / / 41 A Pair of Semicircular Cabinets, of satin-wood, with rose-wood 
 borders, inlaid with festoons of drapery, foliage and arabesque 
 
 ornament in coloured woods—65 in. wide 
 £ ^J2 An Oval Table, with drawer and tray top, with inlaid rose and 
 
 hare-wood borders— 39 in. long 
 
 / / 43 An Oval Table, with drawer and folding ends, of satin and h^e- . 
 
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 wood, with inlaid borders— 40 in. long 
 ^ y /, , D 44 Another, with drawer and folding ends, of inlaid satin and rosewood y 
 
 —45 in. long t /f-rZrzA 
 
 ( 45 A Kidney-Shaped Writing Table, of inlaid satin and rose-wood, 
 
 ^ ‘^^ ' ° with writing slide and leather top, and range of pigeon holes at//<^ 
 
 the hack, above, a small cabinet in the centre—50 in. wide 
 /n , if r o 46 A pair of satin-wood folding card tables, with inlaid borders, on fluted 
 
 legs 
 
 ^ 0 47 A two-tier folding stand, of satin-wood with rose-wood borders, wit 
 lyre-sliaped back 
 
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 A semicircular mahogany side-table, inlaid with fan orppanent and 
 festoons in satin and other woods—16 in. wide s'rt c 2 ^r s' 
 
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 49 A smaller ditto, of mahogany, with inlaid borders—34 in. wide 
 
 
 
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 Sideboard, of mahogany, inlaid with borders and shell ornament 
 in satin-wood, with shaped front, drawer in the centre and de 
 drawers at the sides—53 in. wide 
 
 Pair of Satin-Wood Settees, with open carved and fluted 
 column backs, painted with festoons of flowers and blue ribons, 
 the seat covered with flowered silk—72 in. wide; and four down, 
 cushions, covered en suite ^ 
 
 '0 52 A Pair of Arm-Chairs, en suite 
 
 53 Four Chippendale mahogany chairs, with open backs, painted and 
 
 gilt, the seats covered en suite —' 
 
 54 A set of eight mahogany chairs, with open backs, inlaid with foliage 
 
 ornament in satin-wood 
 
 0 55 A Cabinet, of pollard-wood, with inlaid walnut-wood and brass 
 borders, with three drawers and shelves beneath, open centre 
 above, with looking-glass back and cupboards at the sides, inlaid 
 with oval blue and white Wedgwood plaques with classical 
 female figures—52 in. high, 48 in. wide 
 
 * & 56 A Cottage Pianoforte, by John Broadwood & Sons—6| octave—9 
 
 in parqueterie case pierced and inlaid with foliage and trellis orna-^ 
 ment in coloured woods, and mounted with headings of metal-gilt 
 *0 „ o 57 A circular table of Agra inlaid marble, with coloured foliage and 
 flowers, on ebonised stand mounted with brass headings—26 
 
 diam. 
 
 SCULPTURE. 
 
 O 58 Chastity : a life-size female bust in statuary marble—on circular ✓ 
 
 / veined dark grey marble pedestal ^ ^ * 2 " 
 
 7 ' & 59 Diana: a bust of heroic size—on dark green scagliola pedestal vS'fjZ & rSSy 
 r. £>60 Bust of a Lady, partly draped—on similar pedestal 
 
 
 LUIGI PAGANI, Milan. 
 
 . < 7 61 The Bride: a bust of an Italian girl—on scagliola pedestal t 
 
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 The following are the Property of 
 K. R. MURCHISON , Esq ., deceased, late of Brockhurst , 
 
 _EW Grinstead , Sussex. 
 
 Sold by Order of the Executors. 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
 
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 62 An old Nankin fluted ewer and cover, painted with plantsjind flowprs, 
 
 the spout formed as a bird’s head C s 
 
 63 An old Chinese porcelain tea-pot and cover, with raised lotos-flower 
 -o ornament and pierced bosses; two fluted cups, and a small cup 
 
 and saucer, on branch stands ; a famille verte tea-pot and stand, 
 five egg-shell cups and three saucers, enamelled with flow$& 
 and poultry; and a figure of a deity, enamelled in colours 
 
 64 A pair of Nankin ewers, decorated in red, blue and gold ; a Nankin 
 o bottle, with plants; a Canton enamel cup and saucer; and a 
 
 ditto bowl and cover 
 
 ENGLISH PORCELAIN AND WARE. 
 
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 An old Worcester cup and saucer, with dark blue bands, painted 
 with flowers in Oriental taste ; and a milk-jug, with spiral dark g / 
 blue, white and red bands Tt-yU* 1 
 
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 A ditto tea-cup, coffee-cup and saucer, painted with flowers in blue ; 
 a ditto tea-cup and saucer, printed with figures; and twoblue 
 and white cups and saucers 
 
 £ 67 Two old Worcester tea-cups and saucers, with flowers in Oriental 
 
 taste; four others, in different patterns ; three small leaf dishes; a JffA 
 blue and white vase; a milk jug; and two Bow milk-jugs 
 A Bristol fluted milk-jug, painted with flowers in green ; and a ditto /}/ 
 
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 cup and saucer, with roses and gilt lines 
 Two New Hall cups and saucers, painted with flowers and Chinese 
 figures ; three Lowestoft cups and two saucers ; a ditto custard- 
 cup and cover; and a two-handled Coalport cup, cover a 
 saucer, encrusted with coloured flowers 
 
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 iT, ^70 A pair of Bow groups of sheep, a goat and kid in bosquets, fitted 
 with nozzles for candles 
 
 •C 0 71 A Chelsea figure of a child, seated, with a wreath and ^arlafids of 
 flowers ; and a figure of a lady carrying a casket 
 
 , £ 72 A Derby figure of a youth and dog ; two ditto girl gardefter^; thre^ 
 small Coalport vases ; and four other pieces 
 
 ^ ' ** 73 A pair of white glazed Crown Derby candlesticks, with seated figures 
 of children ; a white Bristol figure of a lady ; a Bristol glass^ 
 milk-jug; and two printed Liverpool glass beakers 
 
 6 ' 4 o 74 A pair of small agate ware vases, with mask handles; a glazed 
 Staffordshire figure of a lady ; and a modern Worcester pilgrim 
 bottle, with arabesques on blue ground 
 
 75 A Wedgwood copy of the Barberini vase, black and red; and a - , 
 
 black Wedgwood vase and cover 
 
 76 A small terre-de-pipe jug, with raised figures and flowers in com¬ 
 
 partments, mounted with silver rims and foot; a brown earthen¬ 
 ware puzzle mug; and a Whieldon ware vase, with drago 
 handles ^ ^ 
 
 
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 o 77 Three small Sevres coffee-cups and saucers, painted with festoons of^ 
 pink ribbon, cornflowers and foliage, and gilt 
 
 78 A ditto, lilac and yellow ground, with wreaths and bouquets of 
 
 flowers ; a turquoise and gold ditto ; a Vienna cup and? saucer, ✓ 
 with birds and insects ; and a Berlin milk-jug 
 
 /9 A small old Dresden tea-pot and cover, painted with landscapes, 
 buildings and figures in gilt borders ; and a tea-cup and saucer, 
 similar 
 
 80 A large Dresden butter-tub and cover, painted with bouquet^ of 
 
 flowers ; and two ditto plates, with flowers pt# 
 
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 / A / 0 81 A Dresden figure, of a caparisoned horse ; a group of a shepherd, 
 
 shepherdess and lamb; and a stick handle, painted-with a bus^ 
 
 and flowers 
 
 
 
 82 A white glazed Doccia figure of the Madonna ; and'a ditto figure of 
 / a huntsman 
 
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 83 A silver filigree casket, partly gilt 
 ^ 84 A tortoiseshell casket, mounted with pierced and chased silver, and 
 x ' ' * key with arms of the Dauphin -- 
 
 BRONZES. 
 
 \J / ♦ : / ‘ 85 The Apollo Belvedere, by G. Zoffoli—14 in. high 
 
 ///, O . v 86 The Fighting Gladiator, by G. Zoffoli—10 in. high /V,’ * 
 ft, t /A , £> 87 The Mercury of G. di Bologna—10 in. high —on porphyry pedestal 
 ? £ a 88 A group, of a Roman driving a biga—on oblong giallo marbl^y^^, 
 
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 DECORATIVE OBJECTS. 
 
 , / 6 , o 89 An or-molu centre-piece, on open tripod stand and triangular plinth 
 chased with three figures of swans—22 in. high 
 1 , 0 . * 90 A pair of Louis XV. or-molu candelabra, each with a group of a . 
 
 child and hound, and spiral foliage branches for two lights each, 
 black marble plinth—17 in. high 
 
 \ <9 « J 91 A Louis XIV. clock, in scroll-shaped Boulle case mounted with ^ J 
 figures of children, borders and ornaments of chased or-molu— 
 
 32 in. high „ 
 
 ft ^92 A smaller ditto, of coloured Boulle, mounted with or-molu, on dragon v <771 
 feet—17 in. high 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A LADY. 
 
 93 An Old English Porcelain Dinner Service, painted with corn- 
 > ,/‘7 & flowers and rosebuds in gilt borders, consisting of— 
 
 Two soup-tureens, covers and stands 
 Two vegetable-dishes and covers 
 Three sauce-tureens, covers and stands 
 Salad-bowl 
 Cheese-dish 
 
 Sixteen oblong-shaped dishes, in sizes 
 One hundred and two dinner-plates, and 
 Twenty-six soup-plates 
 
 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 
 ^ 94 An Old French Dwarf Four-Leaf Screen, the panels painted 
 ' -with flowering plants in oval medallions and arabesque or^amen^ 
 
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 —45 in. high P's 
 
 Fair of Old Chinese Porcelain Mandarin Vases and 
 Covers, enamelled in brilliant colours with peonies, rocks and 
 Ho-Ho birds, shaped panels of utensils on the neck on a pink 
 diaper-pattern groundwork, the covers surmounted by a kvlin— y. 
 
 50 in. high - 
 
 96 A Louis XVI. Carved and Gilt Sofa, the back, arms and seat 
 stuffed, and covered with old stamped Genoa velvet with vases^ 
 and wreaths of flowers—6 ft. long 
 
 97 Another, en suite A 
 
 97a A Semicircular Sheraton Mahogany Sideboard, enclosing three 
 
 drawers and two cupboards, inlaid with ribands, laurels and 
 
 rosette ornaments in coloured woods, metal-gilt rosette handles— 
 66 in. wide 
 
 97b A CLOCK, IN LOUIS XIV. SQUARE-SHAPED CASE, by 
 > g 7 Boulle, inlaid with arabesque foliage and other ornament in 
 
 
 brass, and richly mounted with masks, rams’ heads, vases, laurel 
 wreath, acanthus foliage and borders of finely chased or-molu, 
 and surmounted by a figure of Time seated on a sphere, of the y 
 same—50 in. high /ItTTszf 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 
 f 98 An Oblong Panel of Embroidery, with acanthus scrolls, pome¬ 
 granates and birds, of applique velvets and silk brocade ; on a 
 silver lace groundwork —lltli century —96 in. by 21 in. _ 
 
 , “z 7 99 Another Panel, nearly similar, with fruit, scrolls and birds— 
 
 96 in. by 21 in. 
 
 100 Another Panel, similar, en suite—96 in. by 21 in. ^ir~ 
 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A 
 
 A pair of satin-wood card tables, painted borders 
 
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 GENTLEMAN. 
 
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 A satin-wood bijou table ^ 
 
 A mahogany and satin-wood suite, consisting of six chairs, settee 
 and two arm-chairs, covered in antique crimson silk . 
 
 A walnut and marqueterie chest of drawers 4 
 
 A pair of satin-wood painted side tables PPr ✓ / s; 
 
 A pair of satin-wood painted shaped console tables / L 
 A satin-wood cabinet, glazed front NL? 
 
 A satin-wood painted sofa table, with two drawers j 
 
 A satin-wood Pembroke table 
 A ditto 
 
 
 A half-circle inlaid satin-wood commode, with four drawers and 
 
 ^re¬ 
 
 writing slide 
 
 , & , ° 112 A satin-wood painted china cabinet, with drawers below and two /; 
 
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 glass doors 
 
 A pair of small satin-wood painted side tables 
 A satin-wood painted bonheur-du-jour cabinet 
 A satin-wood painted bonheur-du-jour cabinet 
 A large blue and white jar, brass rim, kylin on cover 
 Six high-back walnut-wood arm-chairs, covered in embossed leather 
 
 
 FINIS. 
 
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 London: Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross.