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OF A COLLECTION OF 
 
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 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN 
 
 AND OTHER 
 
 OBJECTS OF ART, 
 
 FORMED BY 
 
 A GENTLEMAN 
 
 DURING A RESIDENCE IN THE EAST; 
 
 ALSO 
 
 OLD NANKIN, ENAMELLED AND WHOLE- 
 COLOURED CHINESE PORCELAIN, 
 
 OLD FRENCH AND ENGLISH DECORATIVE FURNITURE, 4c. 
 
 FROM VARIOUS SOURCES: 
 
 WHICH 
 
 Mill he ^ 0 15 Ittt Jlnriicrn Itu 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT THEIR GREAT ROOMS, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1897, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues had, 
 at Messrs. Christie, Man son and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, 
 St. .Taw eft’s Square, S. TV. 
 
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CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 - 0 - 
 
 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 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, M anson 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 the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1897, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 The following are 
 
 the Property of A GENTLEMAN , who formed the 
 Collection during a residence in the East. 
 
 JAPANESE PORCELAIN, BRONZES AND WORKS 
 
 OF ART, Etc. 
 
 1 A pair of fluted vases, finely painted with flights of cranes and 
 
 aquatic birds—14 in. high 
 
 2 A pair of Satsuma vases, painted in colours and gold wit 
 
 sages—19 in. high 
 
 3 A Kutani bowl, with figures of Chinese boys, and flowers ; and a set 
 > of three Ninsei bowls, enamelled with frogs, &c. 
 
 4 A dressing-case, of black lacquer, enclosing one drawer, with branche 
 
 of Kiri and crests in gold 
 
 5 A picnic-box, of gold nashiji, entirely decorated with half-open f 
 
 with landscapes, flowers, &c. 
 
 G Two panels of black satin, embroidered with flowers, &c., in gold , 
 ? 7 A circular flat-shaped bronze vase, with emblematical ornaments in 
 
 low relief—15 in. high—carved and pierced wood stand 
 
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 (8 A gong, of hammered bronze 
 
 ^9 A Chinese belt-fastening, of pale green jade, carved with a dragon in * 
 high relief 
 
 10 A large circular cistern, of old Nankin porcelain, painted with a river 
 scene, boats and figures—21 in. high , 26 in. diam .—on carved 
 black wood stand with scroll legs and stretcher r 
 
 11 A black and gold Japan lac panel, with two figures in relief, inlaid 
 with carved and engraved ivory, mounted in frame of knarled. 
 
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 tree roots as a screen—54 in. high , 48 in. 
 
 CHINESE WHOLE-COLOURED PORCELAIN. 
 
 12 A copper lustre bottle, triple gourd-shaped—9 in. high—dark wood 
 
 stand 
 
 13 A pair of jars, of coarse buff crackle, carved wood stands, the covers 
 
 formed as lotos leaves—84 in. hiqh 
 
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 14 A crackle vase, with elephant-head handles—24 in. high 
 
 15 A pair of large sage-green vases, with figures and flowers in relief-^- , 
 
 40 in. high 
 
 16 A pair of flat-shaped bowls, of buff crackle—9 in. diam.—darkwgod 
 
 stand 
 
 17 A brown splash bowl, the handles formed as the double-tailed dragon^? 
 —10 in. diam.—dark wood stand 
 
 fl8 A shaped stand, of apple-green porcelain ; a buff crackle bowl; and 
 z a jar, of creamy soft paste 
 
 [19 An apple-green bowl, the edge pierced with dragons, clouds, &c.— 
 10 in. diam.—dark wood stand 
 
5 
 
 CHINESE ENAMELLED PORCELAIN. 
 
 20 A famille verte bowl, entirely enamelled with utensils—8 in. diam. ; 
 
 and a bowl, with panels of flowers on a dotted green ground,— 
 
 12 in'diam. 
 
 21 A vase, with rings for suspension, enamelled with dragons, persu^- y 
 
 monffruit and flowers 
 
 7 22 A pair of jars and covers, with figures of sages riding monster op a 
 coral-colour wave-pattern ground—14^ in. high 
 
 0 23 A Cylindrical Famille Yerte Yase, enamelled with figures 
 and buildings, panels of monsters on the neck on a diapeted- 
 pattern ground—19 in. high—open carved wood stand 
 
 ’ 24 Another vase, of similar form, w T ith an equestrian encounter in 
 brilliant colours—19 in. high—open carved tvood stand 
 
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 7 25 A famille verte jar and cover, enamelled with horsemen and flowers,. ,- 1 
 in alternate panels on a diapered-pattern ground—18^ in. high 
 
 1 26 A beaker vase, enamelled in colours with an imperial audience— 
 
 18^ in. high 
 
 7 27 A pair of jars and covers, enamelled with figures and flowers in /^, 
 brilliant colours—26 in. high 
 
 28 Three oviform Nankin jars and covers, with characters on a scroll# 
 
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 pattern ground—lO^ m. high 
 
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 29 A cylindrical powdered-blue vase—18 in. high 
 
 30 A bowl, with circular panels of animals in colours on an engraved ^ ^ 
 
 yellow ground—6 in diam .; and a bowl, with lotos in brilliant 
 colours 
 
6 
 
 ANOTHER PROPERTY. 
 
 OLD NANKIN PORCELAIN. 
 
 A /<? , 0 3-1 A plum-pattern jar and cover—14 in. high 
 
 A. j- i (P 35 An oviform jar, decorated with the flowering primus—8^. high — c 
 
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 carved wood cover and stand 
 
 A pair of oviform jars, with kylins and flames on a w; 
 
 9 in. high—carved wood covers and stands 
 
 A pear-shaped jar, with branches of conventional foliage—18 in. ft 
 high 
 
 A pair of bottles, with figures on a terrace, palms and bambco-y 
 14 in. high fe'lAiPM 
 
 A bottle, with long neck, entirely covered with the conventional 
 peony—18 in. high 
 
 A jar and cover, covered with shaped panels of rocks, peonies 
 persimmon—14 in. high—carved wood stand 
 
 A pair of hexagonal vases and covers, with alternate panels of 
 landscapes and flowers, lotos-pattern neck and base—12 in. high 
 
 A pair of square-shaped beakers and a vase and cover, entirely y 
 covered with the flowering peony—1U^ in. high 
 
 A pair ol vases, with vine decoration; and a pair of vases, en^n 
 covered with floral scrolls 
 
 A bottle, covered with the flowering aster—9 in. high / i/a 
 
 

 
 O 45 A Set of Three Octagonal Beakers, with bulbous centres, with 
 
 dus centres, with si / 
 
 panels of river scenes on a diaper-pattern ground — 11^ in. high 
 
 O 46 A jardiniere, with an imperial audience — 7 in. high—carved wood 
 stand 
 
 0 47 A pair of barrel-shaped jardinieres, with panels of ladies on a terrace 
 
 —10 in. high—mounted with, chased or-molu of Louis XVI. ' f 
 design 
 
 O 48 A Beaker Vase, painted with mountainous scenes—18 in. high V/ 
 
 0 49 A pair of jars and covers, with dragons, Ho-Ho birds, prunus on a 
 blue ground—16^ in. high 
 
 P 50 A Pair of Jars, decorated with the flowering prunus—14£ in w * v ✓ 
 
 high A ^ 
 
 r & 51 A pair of cylindrical jars, with panels of warriors and buildings om 
 flowered ground—24 in. high 
 
 O 52 An oviform jar, with three hexafoil-shaped panels of dancing boys 
 
 on an ammonite scroll ground—8 in. high—carved woocjp 
 
 and stand 
 
 
 o 53 Another jar and cover, with boys riding a kylin on a terrace, palm ^ 
 
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 trees, &c.—8£ in. high—carved wood stand 
 o 54 A cylindrical jar, with sages in a willow grove 15 in. high 
 
 55 A deep dish, the centre painted with a mandarin and lady on a 
 terrace, panels on the border on a diapered-pattern ground 
 20 in. diam. 
 
 0 56 A dish, with petal-shaped panels in the centre on a diapered-pattern 
 ground, peacocks and hexafoil-sbaped panels of flower^on^be 
 border—18 in. diam. 
 
 
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 o 57 A Set of Three Vases and Covers and Two Beakers, parti A; 
 
 fluted, with leaf-shaped panels of landscapes on a marbled 
 ground—12 in. high 
 
 
 0 58 A bottle, with open lip, decorated with utensils—8 in. high ; and a 
 bottle, with band of emblematical ornaments—7 in. high 
 
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 ^59 A pair of beakers, lotos-pattern base, circular panels of flowers on a • ^</ 
 flowered ground—8£ in. high 
 
f ^ 60 A Pair of Fluted Bottles, with double bulbous necks, circular 
 
 panels of utensils and palm leaf ornaments—9 in. high /t/J&zA 
 
 JfjZ, // / ft 61 A Pair of Triple Gourd-Shaped Bottles, with a mountainous 
 
 lake scene and figures—10^ in. high 
 
 0 62 A Pair of Powder-Blue Pear-Shaped Bottles, with bulbous^ 
 necks, quatrefoil-shaped panels of utensils—8^ in. high s 
 
 ft 63 A Bowl and Coyer, with cone-shaped panels of flowers on a bfg £>'/ 
 ground 
 
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 ^7 # 64 An Imari dish, the centre painted with Musume in a garden^sters 
 and peonies on the border—23^ in. diam. 
 
 65 A vase, brilliantly enamelled with peonies and other flowers on a 
 A 7 » o black ground—23 in. high—on carved and pierced wood stand/t 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
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 66 A pair of Satsuma double gourd-shaped jars and covers, painted with 
 
 historical subjects in colours and gold ; and a flat-shaped bowl / 
 and cover, similar lo^ 
 
 67 A Satsuma vase, with Chinese musicians; and a bowl, with shaped 
 
 lip, the centre painted with golden pheasants and prunus 
 
 ( 68 A ditto box and cover, formed as a temple drum, the top decorated 
 
 with a phoenix: a shallow ditto, with figures of boys; and a / 
 / small bucket //* 
 
 I 69 Four Imari dishes, with escalloped borders, with birds and flowers 
 in shaped panels; four smaller ditto; and a square-shaped dish 
 
 70 An Imari jar, formed as a bag ; a bowl and cover, with a Musume; 
 
 ^ and a dish, with waved border 
 
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 73 
 
 74 
 
 A set of four bowls, with shaped borders, painted with flowers and 
 birds in three panels; and a Chinese porcelain bowl, enamelled 
 with figures and flowers on gold ground —pierced wood stand 
 
 A cylindrical flue and white Hirata vase, with flowers —on Indian 
 carved black wood stand 
 
 A small bamboo and cane model of a tea-house 
 
 An Indian lady’s dressing-case, of carved ebony, lined with cedar- 
 
 wood, containing various pigments, &c., and drawer with writing^ ^ 
 materials 
 
 A Rahel, or folding reading-stand, of ebony, carved in low relief 
 A petticoat, of red satin, embroidered with cone ornaments in coloured jL 
 silks S*' 1 
 
 A scarf, the border embroidered with geometrical ornaments in yellow 
 and green silk 
 
 A portiere, of amber satin lined with crimson cashmere, embroidered 
 with cone and other ornament in coloured silks and gold 
 
 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 
 79 A Japanese carved ivory group of two carpenters cutting beams; and 
 a smaller group of four children playing 2 
 
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 80 A circular plaque, painted with a girl’s head, fruit and flowers, by 
 W. S. Coleman 
 
 ^81 A Chinese porcelain vase, with small neck, mottled in colours— 
 
 Si in. high ./INC 
 
 82 A bowl, with kylins, birds and flowers in colours and gold; a fluted 
 Japan dish; and a cup 
 
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 A Japanese priest’s kimono, brocaded with circular and floral crests 
 on a salmon-coloured silk and gold trellis ground ts 
 
 An old Chinese porcelain bowl, enamelled with pine-shaped panels 
 of famille yerfce on a buff ground; and one, with leaf-shaped 
 panels on a brown ground ' * 
 
 A famille verte bowl, enamelled with chrysanthemums and rocks cs< 
 
 An egg-shell cup and saucer, enamelled with figures of ladies; a 
 bowl; and five other cups 
 
 An old Worcester porcelain quart mug, painted with flowers in gilt 
 scroll borders on dark blue scale-pattern ground —square mark ^ 
 
 Another, smaller, of nearly similar design 
 
 Another, smaller ^ if*.\ 
 
 A pair of old Worcester jugs, white and gold, painted with hunting 
 scenes in colours —by Grainger, Lee & Co. 
 
 A Worcester tea service, with shaped edges, trefoils in buff and gold 
 on a dark blue ground, consisting of tea-pot, cover and stand, 
 sucrier, bowl and stand, milk-jug, seven tea-cups, four coffee- 
 cups and eight saucers 
 
 A breakfast and tea service, of Chamberlain’s Worcester, with deep 
 blue and gold border, and painted with flowers in colours, con¬ 
 sisting of tea-pot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, milk-jug, 
 bowl, two plates, twelve tea-cups, twelve coffee-cups, twelve 
 saucers; and a pair of small vases, with panels of gjeen an 
 gold 
 
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 A dinner service, of Spode stone china, decorated in the Chinese 
 
 
 taste, consisting of— 
 
 Soup-tureen, cover and stand 
 Two shaped tureens and covers 
 A pair of sauce-tureens 
 Ten octagonal dishes 
 Two strainers 
 Twelve soup-plates 
 Thirty-six plates 
 Eighteen cheese-plates 
 
 
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 94 An ink-stand, of Marseilles faience, painted with port scenes and^7 
 flowers 
 
 V 95 A George III. waistcoat, of white corded silk, embroidered with * 
 rosebuds and other flowers in coloured silks ' 
 
 -p 96 A pair of French bronze figures of peasants carrying baskets 
 8 in. high —on ebonised plinths £- 
 
 OLD ENGLISH FURNITURE, 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 0 97 A small oval Sheraton inlaid wood table, with drawer and stret^ier, 
 
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 with small shelf beneath—24 in. wide 
 
 0 98 A semicircular-shaped Sheraton folding card table, of inlaid satin ^ ^ 
 
 and rose-wood 
 
 
 99 An oblong-shaped mahogany table, with inlaid satin-wood borders, ^ 
 folding ends and drawer 
 
 100 A Sheraton corner cabinet, of mahogany, with inlaid borders ant 
 shell ornament 
 
 101 A cabinet, of mahogany and rose-wood, with inlaid satin-wood borders, 
 and folding doors with lilie3 in oval panels—38^ in. 
 
 36 in. wide 
 
 > 102 An Upright Chippendale Mahogany Book-Case, with carved 
 
 drawers beneath—82 in. high, 41 in. wide 
 
 V 103 Three Chippendale mahogany chairs, with open backs, carved with 
 interlaced and scroll ornament, the seats covered with leather 
 
 t 104 A pair of ditto, nearly similar, with interlaced ribbon and scroll 
 
 ornament 
 
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 P 105 A settee, nearly similar, the arms and back carved with foliage in 
 relief—50 in. wide 
 
 e? , /& * <^106 A mahogany arm-chair, with open fluted rail back and leather seat^ 
 /f, , & 107 Another, of Louis XV. design, with open wheel-pattern back 
 
 £, £' 103 A Chippendale upright mirror, in open carved and gilt frame 
 
 surmounted by a bird—48 in. high, 23 in. wide—oi 
 
 measure 
 
 109A pair of Adams carved and painted wood chimney pieces, With a 
 ^ + / V , O draped vase and foliage, vines and wheat-ears in the centre, and 
 
 aiabesque and acanthus foliage—58 in. high by 65 in. wide — 
 outside measure 
 
 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 
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 £2,0 ,^116 
 
 A pair of dark wood pedestals, carved with cardinal’s arms, scrolls,/ 
 &c., partly gilt 
 
 An old English oval table, of satin-wood, with border inlaid with * 
 rose-wood and border of brass 4^ 
 
 An Old English Secretary, of satin-wood, with fall-down front 
 and folding doors beneath, inlaid with shell and scroll orn^ 
 ments in coloured woods 
 
 A folding satin-wood card-table, with rounded corners and inlaid 
 rose-wood borders 
 
 A walnut-wood secretaire, with rising cylinder front, writing slide 
 and drawer beneath—35 in. wide 
 
 A Louis XVI. Square-Shaped Carved and Gilt Screen, with 
 panel of white satin embroidered with a basket of flowers in 
 coloured silks s' 
 
 A Louis XYI. oblong writing table, of mahogany, with drawer 
 and brass-bound border and headings—36 in. unde 
 
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 117 An octagonal-shaped table, of black marble, inlaid with a wreath of 
 
 jessamine in white marble and malachite, on pillar and tripod 
 
 118 A Louis XVI. knee-hole table, of mahogany, with writing slide, 
 
 three drawers beneath and small cabinet above, with rounded 
 ends, glazed door in the centre and open shelves at the sides, 
 with marble slabs and brass galleries—32 in. wide f 
 
 119 A Louis XV. shaped marqueterie table, with drawer, mounted with ^ir — 
 
 corner ornaments of or-molu and brass border—32 in. wide 
 
 120 A pair of old Venetian chairs, with high carved and pierced backs, 
 
 partly gilt 
 
 
 121 A four-leaf folding screen, with leather panels painted with Chinese 
 figures, &c., in colours on gold ground—82 in. high 
 
 7 122 A Small Louis XV. Commode, of inlaid tulip and rose-wood, with 
 shaped front and three drawers,^mounted with chased or-molu, 
 veined pink and grey marble slab 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
 124 
 
 125 
 
 t 123 An old Chinese circular dish, enamelled with a vase of flowers in y 
 
 the centre, and flowering plants in panels on green ground— 
 
 15 in. diam. 
 
 A pair of plates, enamelled with a procession of figures in red and 
 gold borders; and a plate, enamelled with a domestic scene, and 
 flowers on the border 
 
 A circular old Nankin dish, painted with bamboos and plants- 
 
 16 in. diam .; a pair of old Japan plates and a dish, with flowers, 
 
 &c. in red, blue and gold; and two modern Japan dishes ; 
 
 7 126 A pair of large vases and covers, painted with dragons and^flames 
 in blue 
 
 A pair of large Japanese vases, with open lips, enamelled with 
 figures and flowers in colours—on octagonal-shaped ebonised 
 pedestals 
 
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 FAIENCE, Etc. 
 
 / //, 128 Two blue and white Delft dishes, with birds, flowers and utensils 
 
 ' in the centres and in medallions, on the borders; and one, wi£h/ 
 
 plants and festoons 
 
 / /129 Two ditto, painted with plants and a parrot in colours; and a blue 
 ' O' n ^ and white faience tazza, with birds and flowers 
 
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 I 130 A pair of tall Persian brass altar candlesticks, with bands of inscrip¬ 
 tion ; and a Zenobia brass kettle —purchased in Damascus 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
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 , [131 Six blue and white plates, with escalloped borders, slightly pencilled 
 in gold ; and four deep willow-pattern plates 
 
 1132 Part of a blue and white service, painted in circular panels with 
 river scenes, consisting of eight deep plates, bowl and stand, 
 basin, and three oval dishes 
 
 A/,* 133 A dish, painted with the willow pattern—13^ in. diam .; and two ^ 
 
 barrel-shaped mugs v 
 
 , / /^ / <yl34 A pair of celadon vases, with double handles, sprays of prunus in A 
 
 relief in white—17 in. high 
 
 /*U, O 135 Another pair, similar, with figures in white—16£ in. high 
 
 £ , 0 , & 136 Eight deep plates, enamelled with baskets of flowers in the^ntres f y 
 
 o 137 Four Imari plates and a pair of plates, enamelled with flowers in 
 colours 
 
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EUROPEAN PORCELAIN. 
 
 138 
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 ? 143 
 ' 144 
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 .146 
 
 A part of an Angouleme service, painted with cornflowers, gilt 
 borders, consisting of seven saucers and nine plates 
 
 Four Chelsea boat-shaped trays, with flowers in green; aq^dhrefu^ - 
 fluted dishes, en suite 
 
 Twelve fluted Worcester plates, painted with sprays of flowers in /? 
 blue and gold 
 
 Three spirally fluted Vienna plates, painted with sprays of flowers y? 
 in colours 
 
 An Angouleme Dinner Service, the borders painted with corn¬ 
 flowers, heartsease, poppies and grasses in colours, and with gilt 
 edges, consisting of— 
 
 Soup-tureen, cover and stand 
 
 Pair of circular dishes and covers, on stands 
 
 Twelve oval meat-dishes—in sizes 
 
 Seventy dinner-plates, and 
 
 Twenty-four soup-plates 
 
 A pair of ice-pails, covers and liners, painted with flowers and bands^ 
 of coloured and gilt ornaments 
 
 Four plates, painted with festoons of flowers and pink ribbc 
 borders; and four, with spiral flower sprays 
 
 Fourteen Chantilly plates, with basket borders, painted with bouquets 
 of flowers in colours y 
 
 Twelve ditto plates, with flowers and insects in blue; two square¬ 
 shaped tea-plates; a small plate, nearly similar; and a small 
 
 circular dish 
 
 
 147 An Empire bronze candelabrum, fluted and chased with foliage, 
 ? O with vase in the centre, and two branches fitted for Moderator 
 lamps ; and a pair of ditto table candlesticks 
 
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 FINIS. 
 
 London : Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross.