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VALUABLE PROPERTY FROM THE ESTATE 
 OF THE LATE MARY CLARK THOMPSON 
 
 fe iNe CREE PUBLIC VIEW. 
 
 FROM SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1924, UNTIL 
 DATES of SALE » FROM 9 A.M TO 6 P.M. 
 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, FROM 2 UNTIL 5 P.M. 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE 
 
 MORNINGS OF NOVEMBER 5 AND 6 
 PTO. 0.0 ChOGK 
 
 AFTERNOONS OF NOVEMBER 5,6 AND 7 
 AT 2:15 O’CLOCK 
 
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 EXHIBITION AND SALE AT THE 
 
 AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 MADISON AVENUE 7” 56TH to 57TH STREET 
 NEW YORK 
 
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ILLUSTRATED @ATALOGUE ©F 
 WAEUWABLE PROPERTY 
 
 PeoeMvelib ESTATE OR THE LATE 
 MARY CLARK THOMPSON estate, 
 
 FRENCH AND ENGLISH MINIATURES 7 IVORY, 
 GOLD AND ENAMEL SNUFF BOXES, ETUIS 
 foe DIBELOTS OF THE LOUIS XV AND 
 XVI PERIODS » IMPORTANT FANS 7 ORIEN- 
 TAL, SPANISH AND ITALIAN AND FRENCH 
 PeawoeOr THE LOUIS XV AND XVI PERIODS 
 Speen - EXQUISITE LACES - TABLE 
 eee WobPHOLD LINENS + STERLING 
 eleven TABLE WARE ~- RARE JEWELS 
 SireeNbae JADES, ROCK CRYSTALS AND 
 MeeereoINS:. ~ FRENCH, ITALIAN AND 
 meee rl MAROUERTERIE FURNITURE ~~ 
 
 REMOVED FROM HER RESIDENCE 
 283 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK 
 
 Bel BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS 
 
 SALES CONDUCTED BY MR. O. BERNET AND MR. H. H. PARKE 
 
 AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Inc. 
 MANAGERS 
 
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 The AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATI 
 
 “Designs its Catalogues : 
 and Directs <All “Details of Ilustre 
 
 Gext and Gypography — 
 
 THE GETTY CENTER 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE 
 
 I. Rejection of bids: Any bid which is not commensurate with the value of the 
 article offered, or which is merely a nominal or fractional advance may be rejected by 
 the auctioneer if in his judgment such bid would be likely to affect the sale injuriously. 
 
 II. The buyer: The highest bidder shall be the buyer, and if any dispute arises 
 between two or more bidders, the auctioneer shall either decide the same or put up for 
 re-sale the lot so in dispute. 
 
 III. Identification and deposit by buyer: The name of the buyer of each iot shall 
 be given immediately on the sale thereof, and when so required, each buyer shall sign a 
 card giving the lot number, amount for which sold, and his or her name and address. 
 
 A deposit at the actual time of the sale shall be made of all or such part of the 
 purchase prices as may be required. 
 
 If the two foregoing conditions are not complied with, the lot or lots so pur- 
 chased may at the option of the auctioneer be put up again and re-sold. 
 
 IV. Risk after purchase: Title passes upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, 
 and thereafter the property is at the purchasers’ risk, and neither the consignor nor the 
 Association is responsible for the loss of, or any damage to any article by theft, fire, 
 breakage, however occasioned, or any other cause whatsoever. 
 
 Vv. Delivery of purchases: Delivery of any purchases will be made only upon 
 payment of the total amount due for all purchases at the sale. 
 
 VI. Receipted bills: Goods will only be delivered on presentation of a receipted 
 bill. A receipted bill presented by any person will be recognized and honored as an order 
 by the buyer, directing the delivery to the bearer of the goods described thereon. If a 
 receipted bill is lost before delivery of the property has been taken, the buyer should 
 immediately notify the Association of such loss. 
 
 VII. Storage in default of prompt payment and calling for goods: Articles not 
 paid for in full and not called for by the purchaser or agent by noon of the day following 
 that of the sale may be turned over by the Association to some carter to be carried to 
 and stored in some warehouse until the time of the delivery therefrom to the purchaser, 
 and the cost of such cartage and storage and any other charges will be charged against 
 the purchaser and the risk of loss or damage occasioned by such removal or storage will 
 be upon the purchaser. 
 
 In any instance where the purchase bill has not been paid in full by noon of the 
 day following that of the sale, the Association and the auctioneer reserve the right, any 
 other stipulation in these conditions of sale notwithstanding, in respect to any or all lots 
 included in the purchase bill, at its or his option, either to cancel the sale thereof or to 
 re-sell the same at public or private sale without further notice for the account of the 
 buyer and to hold the buyer responsible for any deficiency and all losses and expenses 
 sustained in so doing. 
 
 VIII. Shipping: Shipping, boxing or wrapping of purchases is a business in which 
 the Association is in no wise engaged, but the Association will, however, afford to pur- 
 chasers every facility for employing at current and reasonable rates carriers and packers: 
 doing so, however, without any assumption of responsibility on its part for the acts and 
 charges of the parties engaged for such service. 
 
 IX. Guaranty: The Association exercises great care to catalogue every lot cor- 
 rectly and endeavors therein and also at the actual time of sale to point out any error, 
 defect or imperfection, but guaranty is not made either by the owner or the Association 
 of the correctness of the description, genuineness, authenticity or condition of any lot and 
 no sale will be set aside on account of any incorrectness, error of cataloging or imper- 
 fection not noted or pointed out. Every lot is sold “as is’ and without recourse. 
 
 Every lot is on public exhibition one or mcre days prior to its sale, and the Asso- 
 ciation will give consideration to the opinion of any trustworthy expert to the effect that 
 any lot has been incorrectly catalogued and in its judgment may thereafter sell the lot 
 as catalogued or make mention of the opinion of such expert, who thereby will become 
 responsible for such damage as might result were his opinion without foundation. 
 
 X. Records: The records of the Auctioneer and the Association are in all cases to 
 be considered final and the highest bid shall in all cases be accepted by both buyer and 
 seller as the value against which all claims for losses or damage shall lie. 
 
 XI. Buying on order: Buying or bidding by the Association for responsible 
 parties on orders transmitted to it by mail, telegraph, or telephone, if conditions permit, 
 will be faithfully attended to without charge or commission. Any purchases so made 
 will be subject to the foregoing conditions of sale. except that, in the event of a purchase 
 of a lot of one or more books by or for a purchaser who has not through himself or his 
 agent been present at the exhibition or sale, the Association will permit such lot to be 
 returned within ten days from the date of sale, and the purchase money will be refunded 
 if the lot differs from its catalogue description. 
 
 Orders for execution by the Association should be given with such clearness as 
 to leave no room for misunderstanding. Not only should the lot number be given, 
 but also the title, and bids should be stated to be so much for the lot, and when the 
 lot consists of one or more volumes of books or objects of arts, the bid per volume 
 or piece should also be stated. If the one transmitting the order is unknown to the Asso- 
 pei a deposit must be sent or reference submitted. Shipping directions should also 
 
 e given. 
 
 Priced Catalogues: Priced copies of the catalogue. or any session thereof, will be 
 furnished by the Association at charges commensurate with the duties involved in copy- 
 ing the necessary information from the records of the Association. 
 
 These conditions of sale cannot be altered except by the auctioneer or by an officer 
 of the Association. 
 
 AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, INC., 
 OTTO BERNET, MANAGERS. 
 HIRAM H. PARKE, 
 AUCTIONEERS. 
 
INTELLIGENT APPRAISALS FOR 
 
 UNITED STATES anp STATE TAX 
 
 INSURANCE AND OTHER PURPOSES AND 
 CATALOGUES OF PRIVATE COLLEG Tis 
 
 A ppRAISALS AND CATALOGUES. Together 
 with the increase in exhibition and sales rooms, the 
 American Art Association, Inc., will expand its serv- 
 ice of furnishing appraisements, under expert direction, 
 of art and literary property, jewelry and all personal 
 effects, in the settlement of estates, for inheritance tax, 
 insurance and other purposes. It is prepared also to 
 supplement this work by making catalogues of the 
 contents of homes or of entire estates, such cata- 
 logues to be modelled after the finely and intelligently 
 produced catalogues of the Association’s own Sales. 
 
 The Association will furnish at request the names 
 of many Trust and Insurance Companies, Executors, 
 Administrators, Trustees, Attorneys and private in- 
 dividuals for whom the Association has made ap- 
 praisements which have not only been entirely satis- 
 factory to them, but have been accepted by the United 
 States Revenue Department, State Comptroller and 
 others in interest. 
 
 @he AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Inc. 
 
 MADISON AVENUE, 56TH TO 57tH STREET 
 NEW YORK CITY 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
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FIRST SESSION 
 
 WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1924 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 BEGINNING AT 10:30 O’CLOCK 
 
 Catalogue Numbers 1 to 221 inclusive 
 
 TABLE GLASS AND DECORATIVE OBJECTS 
 
 1—Frostep Guass Powprer Box # 
 
 : By Lalique, Paris 
 Bowl-shaped, frosted sienna-Brgwh, with reserves of fine trailing 
 leafage; clear lid etched with classic female figure decoration. 
 
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 UNTED IN CUIVRE 
 
 Empire Style 
 
 2—Two Smatt Liqueur Bortrttes ANDAGLASSES 
 Dort i . 
 Barrel-shaped, with tall necks; glasses. Similar mounts 
 displaying putti, crowned eagles and honeysuckle within narrow 
 bandings. Circular tray stands. (One glass cracked. ) 
 
 Heights, 3% and A inches. 
 
 i LASK Parisian 
 
 3—Guass PowpER Jar AND QuADRUPLE ScEN 
 
 Circular jar surrounded by ng 
 
 quadrantal scent bot- 
 tles with faceted stoppers, thef/whgk set in a handsome cuivre 
 doré floral mounting. = 
 Height, SY" inches. 
 
 ra 
 4—Cut Guiass BoNBONNIERE MounTED,IN Cuivre Dork 
 J Freneh, Louis XVI Style 
 Circular, with star-cut base. Body hayifig leaf-entwined festoon 
 decoration, lid with five finely “chigeled medallions displaying 
 putti, joined by beribboned festoons; pineapple finial. Medal- 
 
 lions signed: J. P. Legastelois. 
 
 Diameter, 7 inches. 
 
 5—Serven Assortep G1Lass Lotus, DisHEs Ya 
 q al 
 Variously tinted glass. (One damageds 
 
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Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 ‘AND Two Sari Vaszs 
 
 By Tiffany & Co. 
 (a) Inverted flower- ed candlestick, with valanced base and 
 horizontal markings; funnel-shaped oxidised silver mouth. (3) 
 Cone-shaped vase and inverted mushroom vase with hexagonal 
 mouth, both mounted in oxidisedésilver. 
 
 6—Favrite Grass Canyp 
 
 Heights, 5, 4 and 4 inches. 
 
 By Tiffany and Co. 
 Tulip-shaped, with pped stem and broad base. ‘Tinted in 
 soft colors with leaf forms springing from the stem. 
 
 7—FavritE Guass Firbwer 
 
 ra Heights, 71% inches. 
 
 8—VENETIAN Gass fJ f( at / Circa 1800 
 Z » Shallow bowl, wit h figs 
 “ | twisted at base. 
 
 \/ glass. 
 
 ci ted lip lined in sapphire, tourbillon- 
 Tollow ribbed flaring stem welted in sapphire 
 
 Height, 6 inches; diameter, 1114 inches. 
 
 d & 3 5 
 9—Buve Crovupep Giass Deg&nrer Empire Period 
 ; h slender flaring neck and pear stop- 
 
 Globular ovoidal body wat 
 penciled gold bands and a powdering of 
 
 per. Decorated wi 
 
 Height, 71% inches. 
 
 ur sapphire, four amber. Cup-shaped, on low 
 stem and broad foot. 
 
 12—Pair Smart EnawWet-mougxtep Grass Ewers 
 
 Slender pear-shaped 
 
 handle, stem an 
 
 short cylindrical stem; collar, snake 
 Se rim in decorated enamel. 
 
 bNL (prong, Height, 714 inches. 
 
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 14—VenetTian Emeratp Guass 
 
 frieze decoration i of winged chimeras between eae 
 medallions of the 
 their escutcheons 
 circa 1820. 
 Height, 64%, inches. 
 
 : aoe / 
 Flat floral bowl, hollow? 
 pled winged-horse magcaroyg”in emerald supporting the bowl; 
 broad flat base. Fingly géld-powdered glass. 
 : Height, 734 inches. 
 
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 15—GoLp-DECORATED See Gass a ei CTT / 
 
 16—UnvusvaL EMERALD @ LASS g 
 
 foe} 
 
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 and riding to a fountafi i 
 medallions. Ground filffed with semé pattern of formal leaf 
 
 motives. 
 Height, 734 inches. 
 
 i gp Aot/ Early American 
 Club-shaped, with i fy mene stem, flaring foot and 
 embryo lip. ota 3 ive@elass, with decoration of four vertically 
 
 handle. All-over semé decg EP oi of tiny fleurs-de-lys, with a 
 
 central band of trailing > A 
 Height, 141% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 EUROPEAN TABLEyAND OTHER PORCELAINS 
 
 18—Srx PorceLsAin Anp Brass Turkish Corrrr-cuPs 
 
 s in sky and turquoise-blue Russian porcelain 
 roll decoration; small Turkish brass bowl holders 
 decorated with scrolling, birds and arabesques, damascened in 
 silver. 
 
 19—Nine AssorTep*®PorcELAIN TurRKISH COFFEE-CUPS 
 
 Including/aéet of five. Russian porcelain. 
 
 F Gok. } oO- Qe Pitt aaa i 
 Two PorcELAIN Brirps 3 
 
 oy 20—Satt GuazeE TEaprot 
 | (a) Green léaves spfinging from base, the neck and lid reserved 
 in cream color,@(s) Sitting chanticleer and grouse. 
 
 Heights, 5, 744, and 44 inches. 
 
 pecans 
 
 Height, 4 inches. 
 
 22—SILVER-MO : _poree y Gorham & Co. 
 | rownish ware with decoration of poppies; 
 7 ip. ounted and set in a scrolling of beaten and en- 
 
 NM 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
 D Boake vat By Gorham & Co. 
 
 panding foot; flaring neck. Decoration 
 
 e preceding number. 
 Height, 111%, inches. 
 
 24—BisquE PorceLain anp Cuivre Dort Manrer Crock 
 
 Directoire Style 
 éided plinth with rounded ends, 
 city belle and her dog, who mounts 
 ding. Oblong plinth inset displaying 
 
 ck rim, and feet in cutvre doré. 
 
 Circular drum, > 
 flanked by the fi 
 to seize a biscuit she is 
 honeysuckle, chiseled 
 
 Height, 11% inches. 
 
First Session 
 
 25—Patr PorceLaAIn Figurines 
 
 j Sf Chelsea Late XVIII Century 
 
 Male and female pasquexs Pg Pipes costumes on rocaille- 
 
 Heights, 12 and 121% inches. 
 
 Dessert Pratap 
 
 gpeland, Eahibition of 1857 
 Scalloped border 3 ogfing a continuous decoration of 
 various naturalistic flowe Phetween gilded borders with white 
 cabochons. Vieug-rosge€avetto with pearl and turquoise bead- 
 ing surrounding a‘rGserved centre, displaying a bunch of grapes. 
 
 26—“JEWELED”’ PorcELAp 
 
 | Note: An original Copeland letter-head is pasted on the back with data 
 
 —_ referring to the above and to the Manchester Exhibition. 
 
 27—Eicut Porcenain Pessert Pe Limoges 
 
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 guard of pale ro we 
 
 28—Porcerain Traroy ann Two Cwfs ann Saucers 
 
 (a) White Saxe porcelain with decorations of flower sprays in 
 magenta; mounfed in_£if ely rocaille-scrolled cutvre argenté, 
 Louis XV style #& of the Prussian occupation (1764-74). 
 (sp) Grayish glavé mith finely enameled figure frieze and rocaille 
 
 scrolling in low relief; Capo di Monte style. = 
 
 Old Sévres 
 
 royal with bead decorations and 
 minute finely enayheled rait medallions; (8) In ochre-yellow, 
 with dainty figwer ; (c) “Jeweled” Sévres on white 
 ground, with fQuefal scrolling and beading in brilliant enamels. 
 
 29—THrREE PorcELAIN Cups AND Sau 
 
 ORCELAIN 
 
 we — Louis XVI Period 
 
 : ies Rie square deep dish 
 
 al ounded plates? (one of modern date), 
 d two coffe¢-cupx Alli in rose du Barry with gilded scroll and 
 
 flower ornamenkand centre and panel reserves of white occupied 
 
 by sprays of roses, cornflowers, etc. On t 
 
 30—Grovur or Fint Rose pu Barry Skvres 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 SEvres QuatreFort DisHEs 
 
 Louis XVI Period 
 
 Deep bowl, one foil being Aistorted and enriched with rocaille 
 ornament. Borde of rgse du Barry surrounding central reserve 
 displaying a nat ic flower bouquet within a frame of gilded 
 leafage. Date mark of 1776. 
 
 31—Two Important RbsEt pu Barr 
 
 THE FLOWER SEPLERS. ae Aan figures in elaborate 
 court costume, ver baskets, from which they are offer- 
 ing garlands; fhe } leans“against a scrolled column. Rustic, 
 flower-strewn Kasey wi Gilded scrolling; in brilliant colors on a 
 
 Height, 19 inches. 
 
 TABLE AND HOUSEHOLD LINEN 
 
 all-over pattern of scrollings and flowers. 
 centre. 
 
 of ivy leaves andother flowers. 
 TurxisH Dotriirs Ono. (aoett 8 
 ee Thirteen embroiderd in Ailk and gold thread, with various floral 
 motives; eleven fof d 
 with varied medalligfs at centres. Fringed edges. 
 
 écru linen, embroidered in chain stitch 
 6—EIcHTEEN) Linen Dosties “s £7 tCaoe aa 
 Seven varjously irds and small 
 
 roidered (a silk wreaths, 
 figures. 
 
 in filet lace; circular with stellate centres. 
 
 ( 37—Twetve EMBROIDERED AN tvE Tureap Lace Doris Ga 
 
 ae, Twelve of pale yellow, ~¢mbroidered in yellow silk with stellate 
 6KT ¥ motives; five having médallion patterns with scalloped borders. 
 
First Session 
 
 38—VENETIAN Lager anp Lin CENTREPIECE Gre... f-+ bf 
 CV Py a f 
 
 medallion of fine linen at centre, having 
 e bearing scrollings of lilies and pomegranate 
 
 P™ Circular, wi 
 
 deep borde 
 
 motives. 
 Diameter, 21 inches. 
 
 REPIECE 
 Circular, with scalloped edge. Enriched with large wreath of Ux~alWG_ 
 
 Diameter, 39 inches. 
 
 cresting at top and Vandyck points at foot.» ee 
 scrollings of lilies and asters partially raised. 
 
 Oblong, with s 
 Enriched/ wa 
 
 Length, 21 inches; diameter, 29 inches. 
 
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 41—Six Drawn/annvd FILET # CENTREPIECES 0} | L, “ts. tf bf 
 “\ Oval, with/linen cepefe of embroidered a jour scrollings. Border 
 
 of fine filet lge€ developing jardiniéres of flowers. 
 
 Length of three, 20 inches and of three, 17 inches. 
 
 42—Tweive Drawn Damask Linex.-Luncuron Napkins o7 r7 Ong 
 jf Mottled linen, with dr order and Vandyck lace edge. Mono- 
 grammed a jo one corner. (/  6-tpot oe 
 29 inches square. 
 
 43—Etrven Drawn Linen anp Seven Damask Luncuron Napkins 
 
 Eleven of fine linen, withdrawn border“énd ASE. Initialed, ta Ps 
 
 Seven offfloral damfask and initialed,M: 
 
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 44—Twreive LineN Damasx. (PKINS On prhe = Se A vf cs /] aux 
 
 Woven with sprays poppies and daisies; floral and scrolled 
 borders. Initialed, [. Hemstitched borders. 
 
 261% inches square. 
 
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 45—HEieut Linfn DayeaSx Napxins Cake Le ¥ 7 [ So ; 
 : en with clusters of pansies at centre and border. 
 
 ( Worn.) 
 24 inches by 22 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed m the ERE of the Catalogue. 
 
 Wises tre borrv- r3 
 
 ral spray and borders of convolvuli. Mono- 
 
 SN 46—Nixnt DamAsx Lin 
 
 Woven with c 
 grammed. 
 
 Fine sheer 
 ( scrolling 1 
 
 scalloped 
 
 33 inches by 29 inches. 
 
 uter border @ jour with further scrollings and 
 Initialed, M. C. T. 
 
 35 inches square. 
 
 é = 48—TwetveE DAmasx LINEN NAPKINS b2 1. aoe Lf 
 
 Fine lineys woven with-s éllated oth at ees having ara- 
 
 besqued floral ee Initialed, T. 
 
 49—SixTEEN LinEn Da 
 +P 67 (Fine linen, 
 
 varying in paitte 
 
 a inches square. 
 
 SK eae qi La Coe SLA 
 
 ith sprays, and border of pansies slightly 
 ; embroidered ie 
 
 50—E1cureen Linen Napxins &% 1 oe Qt bE Wh 
 _ Enght of fine Aamask, wover en medallion Gate f ing festooned 
 S sprays of whéat at cornérs; initialed, T. Eight of sheer linen, 
 scalloped edges and small a@ jour corners. 
 ¢ woven with roses. 
 
 fires C472, Chu tt8 
 
 bird medallion at centre and wreathed 
 
 having embfoider 
 
 Two of dama 
 
 51—Eneven Liven Damas 
 
 borders. 
 
 Fine linen, w ral panel of small vines bordered with 
 ' floral medallibns. outer border of convolvuli sprayed with 
 J clusters of asters a b with two Dutch children facing 
 
 oO. 2, 
 
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 583—Two Empromweryp Oarmest® LINEN Covens(o, 50 ft fy 
 
 (- Ivory linen, em¥roidered in straw-yellow silk, with fig va of 
 ern. Hemstitched; initialed, T. 
 
 29 inches square. 
 
First Session 
 
 54—Linen anp TyHreap [Acre Luncuron Crotu (_a,€. 7h ¢ 
 
 Scrolled medallion 
 
 ntre of fine linen, having a deep border of 
 \_, beautifully scyol 
 
 sprays of flowers and stepped edge. 
 
 41 inches square. 
 
 55—Drawn anv EmsromEreED MInen Luncuron Croru 
 j r if 
 
 embroidered & jour in pale straw silk 
 iamong/medallion, the field with stellate motives 
 
 Heavy, deep iyory line 
 with central 
 and corners. 
 
 36 inches square. 
 
 ILK ScarF {% 
 
 56—LInNEN AND CF) L327 
 ( } = Woven in tripes ale yellow and blue, with checker pattern, 
 
 \ . finished o with tasseled fringe. Monogrammed in blue. 
 68 inches by 3814 inches. 
 
 \ Sheer linen; hed with a medallion of scrollings and flowers, 
 » similar deepe 
 
 Diameter, 84 inches. 
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 aps ee A v4 4 
 58—Fitet Lace Ap Lawn Luncuron Crotu (&oe~ 7 re 
 
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 } PS : . 
 Centre of er lawn, embroidered with sprays of lotus inter- 
 
 6 feet 9 inches by 3 feet 1 inch. 
 
 59—Fitet Lacre,anp Linen Luncueon Criotu trot 
 
 ral filet lace centered with a@ jour Gothic 
 lace medajJlion, the squares interspersed with linen. Enriched 
 with further allions over Gothic lace; finished with a Vandyck 
 
 border of fforal filet lace. 
 ‘ 56 inches square. 
 
 60—Damasxk Linen/ anp Macramé Lact Luncuron Crotu prod 
 
 Centre and bg‘rders of fipeTinen; enriched with raised monogram 
 } at centre. ate border of panels of floral lace having 
 \ — stellate mofive corners; Vandyck lace edging. 
 
 40 inches by 281/, inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 61—Crocuet Lace Pe nie Lunefiron ser fi(R 
 a Cruciform cloth, enfiched withSquare panels of roses and borders 
 | at ends of the cr jour. Four linen napkins having a 
 aG jour corner squar eight different sizes of doilies; enriched 
 
 with squares of roses. (Bs att L/ 
 
 Cloth, 59 inches square. 
 
 62—EmBroipERED}) LINEN Lunettron Ser 67y~ 7 (iss 3 
 é Cloth with drawn bordér and centres elaborately embroidered 
 
 with yellow violets. Six napkins having sprays of vari- 
 ous flowers 4 ers. Initialed, M. C. T. 
 
 Cloth, 40 inches by 38 inches. 
 
 J 638—EmpBroiwErED OATMEAL Linex.MUNCHEON SET Ca / 
 | < Ivory oatmeal linen cloth“enriched with nursery medallions in- 
 
 T. Twelve naplefis to match, /.Q) 
 ee Mavcabdedt e ~ - SLERU 
 
 (Gre KS. | 
 oe ae a eh ere ee Luncueon Set) /8 F-8 
 
 < Ivory oafmeal linen ,eloth, embroidered in straw color silk, with 
 
 | b7 central over leaves and flowers; initialed, T. Hem- 
 stitched bordeys. Sixteen napkins to match. 
 
 / Dy Cloth, 234 by 2%, yards. 
 
 Napkins, 88 inches square. 
 
 Large cloth, 33%, by 2% yards. 
 Two cloths, 31 by 25 inches. 
 
 66—Drawn Linen anv Fiter Lact Luncuron Set iy 4 a 
 Comprised gf lunchegrf cloth and eighteen napkins, finished with 
 filet lace 
 
 flowers. 
 Cloth, 421, inches square. 
 
 HY 
 
First Session 
 
 y Y 1 f) | { rn 
 p Lace Taste Cover Es lAge. FP 2X 
 
 % Centre pane) of linen,“drawn with squares and having a@ jour 
 
 ith a border of lace developing scrolling 
 leaves; finished with deep lace flounce similar 
 centre border. 
 
 flowers and lar 
 in pattern 
 ee by 4 yards. 
 
 Ntcscssemceneces fig ana rnin Pace meee 
 _68—Linen Damask Taste CropH~anp Seven Napxins ‘t ee -" ej 4, 
 
 Fine i ivory lint 
 grape-vine 
 bearing sy 
 
 ng large central medallion occupied by 
 
 Cloth, 2¥, by 21% yards. 
 Napkins, 31 inches square. 
 
 orK TaBLE CLOTH tp EB at 2, 
 
 rawn-work borders; finished with latticed 
 
 69—Linen Damask Dgawn 
 
 Fine linen, with fpur 
 fringe. 
 38% by 21%, yards. 
 
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 70—Damask Linén “Tspt eine AND ee vetoes r 20 eaten "3 
 
 rs Sheer linen wov uh large medallion of fine and broad bladed 
 
 7 i Cloth, 4% by 2% yards. 
 
 71—Larce Damask Winen Taper Cover ate = oF 
 
 Exceptionally ineft, woven with broad scrolling border of 
 acanthus leaves, ipterrupted by fruit. | 
 
 3144 by 214 yards. 
 
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 OVERS OK2, Feige th ad; 
 Fine linen, one itHf blossoms of pansies at centre and bor- 
 ders. MonogfYammed The other with sprays of fine roses and 
 
 peonies. Ribho rs. Monogrammed. 
 
 One, 21% by 2 yards and one, 243 by 21, yards. 
 
 od 
 
 nd cupidons. Broad border of medallions 
 (oreH# uf 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 74—Circutar D 
 ( Fine linen, with broad border of sprays of lilacs, daffodils 
 and other fl 
 
 Diameter, 3/3 yards. 
 
 “5—THREE De Linen Taste Covers fir { 2 ae co . 
 
 é Exceptionally /fine linen, woven-with centre panel of festooned 
 
 flowers. Border with ribben staff festooned with further small 
 flowers. Another woverf with sprays of daisies and wheat at cen- 
 tre and bole. e third with centre, woven with all-over stel- 
 late motivesHoneysuckle and key-scroll borders. 
 
 2 yards and 21% yards square. 
 
 %6—Two Satin Damask TasiE~-Covers On: pa Cone. H# a 
 
 CG Beautiful linen, with-hémstitched borders, woven with sprays of 
 
 roses, peohies, wforning-glories and wheat. The second woven 
 detached sprays and broad border of large roses, 
 carnations and other flowers. 
 
 One, 21, yards square and one 3 yards by 2% yards. 
 
 77—EmproipereD OaTmEeaL Linen LuncHEon Ser67(7% 
 é Centre of drawn ares, finished with embroidered broad border 
 
 of Venetian Jece & jour and small diamond border similar to cen- 
 
 f. Twelve napkins to match, all initialed, T. Conn HB 
 
 Cloth, 3% by 21% yards. 
 Napkins, 2 feet square. 
 
 ale Em BOW ME Dees Covers 64 9_ Coss Tie a, 
 Enriche , with sprays of roses and bulrushes¢ fringe 
 
 One, 6614 by 15-inches and one 32 inches square. 
 
 Mor 
 79—SrEvEnN Pitipw Cases 61 y Caste TE/ 
 
 ie Five with drayrborders; initialed, T. Two with open drawn 
 floral bordeY$; initialed, M. C. T. : 
 
 Ce Naeem uck LingwToweELs 
 
 Various si es apipatterns. 6G (cou 3 
 
First Session 
 
 7 oA f) | 
 , aah ‘. + p., ee 
 | 81—Twrjve Hu INEN TOWELS OO a. COse FR 
 itetfed borders 
 
 Hight initialed, M. C. T. in red. 
 
 Given Hycx Lin OWELS 6157). Q Z 5a th / 
 Dot patteyn, yrth hemstitched borders. Initialed, M. C. T. 
 
 CC 83—Twetve Damask Linen Towets ona wae 2. Lh." as 
 
 wth sprays of buttercups. cox ey T. Hemstitched 
 bérders Six woven with floral borders; initialed, M. C. T. 
 
 84—Six Emproierep Linen ToweE ts On-C fae FF / 
 Twd wi borders, variously embroidered with fleurs-de- 
 is lys rays of hlacs. Monogrammed. Four with hemstitched 
 ers and a jour medallions at ends. Monogrammed. 
 
 85—T wer ELS OAD 2 (Goa He / 
 Si ith medallions of flowers having scalloped borders ~ |. / 
 and paOnograms. Six with yellow drawn borders and initials, nore 
 M. C. T | 
 SOT GME aie 
 86—FirrHen [fxen ToweE.s 645 Larot. tt / 
 
 Dot 
 borders. 
 
 87—TwrELVvE 
 ‘% Assorted/ patterns ae sizes. el vt ey 
 
 Monogrammed and having lattice open fringe 
 
 89—SEVENTE INEN Pittow Cases f? p 
 tri7 loot. tH 
 & eel with initials. C/7 COO ae / 
 
 90—SrEvE d ow eG y, ( fe Hy = 9 
 | Henjstit ; variously initialed and non eae 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 Cee oy Cet 
 (2, Care 2, \ 
 
 Monogrammed. 
 
 23, by 2 yards. 
 
 3 yards square. 
 
 3 yards by 2%, yards. 
 
 6 
 
 3 yards 4 inches by 3 yards. 
 
 aga E LINE ETS 
 oo (o Cont) 
 
 96a—Two ALINEN SHEETS 
 me aOR 7 ee Comnce 
 
 Similar to preceding. 
 
 43/, yards by 3 yards 14 inches. 
 
 Two, BY, by 2 yards 8 inches. 
 One, 2¥, by 2 yards. 
 
 GS ooo Lin} SEED z S (POR, 
 
 Similar tq preeێdin 
 23, by 1% yards. 
 
 & 99—Two Linen SHEETS 
 
 Similar t6 precedin 
 
 23, by 1% yards. 
 
 28, by 1% yards. 
 
First Session 
 
 é : 101—Turee LINEN/ SHEE 
 : Similar to précedjafg. 
 
 618, [aaa | 
 
 23, by 134 yards. 
 
 stitched borders and large monogram, M. C. T. 
 
 3 yards square. 
 
 ee 108—Two Li Hh. 
 Similar fo preCeding. 5OG oa-Eo / 
 
 3 yards square. 
 
 | 104—MarsEI_tuEF3 BEepspr AND Bere we lef Coren Jt 8 h 
 1 With flora and tice borders. Bath mat with maple leaves and 
 honeysuckle pmk borders 
 
 Bedspread, 2 by 2% yards. 
 Bath mat, 8 feet 10 inches by 6 feet 4 inches. ———— 
 
 105—Drawn Lin TER CovER 
 linen; enriched with wide borders of drawn- eT al 
 with cruciform and diamond motives. 
 
 49 inches by 46 inches. 
 
 Tf Rey Le 
 
 106—EmpromweEr#p Linex“anp Lace Covertet anp Two BotstTER 
 
 CovE J 
 // Fine lined; epfiched with large raised monogram partially im [pat ? 
 as open workyhemstitched border and deep Renaissance lace floral 
 
 flounce. 
 Coverlet, 12 feet 8 inches by 8 feet 9 inches; bolsters, 30 inches square. 
 
 PERSIAN, INDIAN AND OTHER SMALL ART OBJECTS 
 
 “4 
 
 107—PeErsIAN SILVER AND C PLEVE ENAMEL ARMLET 
 
 XVIII Century fe 
 ked by two miniature obelisks; decorated 
 poussé scrollings and floral and bird motives. 
 aubergine and blue enamels. 
 
 Octagonal /plate 
 with handsome 
 Remains 
 
hich every item is offered and sold. 
 é forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 Kindly read the Conditions under, 
 They are printed in 
 
 Height, 8 inches. 
 
 CHAMPLEVE AMEL AND Merat Prctrorat Cross 
 
 XVII Century 
 oss of silvered brass, with enamel rosettes and Cone}. 9 
 
 filwhgs; engraved inscriptions. Suspended by scrolled 
 metal chain of later date. 
 
 109—Rwvss1an 
 
 110—Enamet anp Mera Cru cyPIx Asia Minor, XVIII Century loge 
 ¢, Of Armeniah workmanship. Greek cross patée, with scrolling 1) 
 : ise g hamel, and medallion in each of the arms 
 
 Central cruciform panel of bronze, 
 
 On 
 
 - AND Two Harrrprys or 
 
 {iver brooch ornamented with a long y 
 
 ye and cabochons simulaffhg coral. Two hairpins, joined by a chain 
 erence amulet box; broad flat triangular 
 
 cabochons. 
 
 114—Inpian Brass anv) EnamMer 
 Small candle-holde 
 scroll and figure forms 
 cabochons. 
 
 ANDLE-HOLDER i e Y 
 
 ussé brass hammered into fantastic 
 h embellishment of colored enamel and 
 
 ei 
 
 [ . : ? 
 
First Session 
 
 RASS GirpDLE Knives (/ 2 Py pope 
 f> ° . e : ; i. 
 ‘<4 Small penkpres, scimitar-shaped, in engraved and worked brass: 
 
 ng, suspended by long metal chains. 
 
 Se AN ENAMELED Narew 
 
 vipat (ite flowers and medallions display- 
 Persian women and children, in brilliant colors. 
 
 Height, 61% inches. 
 
 117—Inpian Sitvey ann Ena CrueEt se | (3 Lf : s 
 4 Flat leaf stgnd, diapef€d and enameled in royal- blue, math chis- 
 
 / eled silve ard-pot and _ salt-shaker. ( Pepper-castor 
 missing. ) 
 
 118—Jarpur JapE ayo Enamet Brag ¢ 
 2 Coiled snake b gen Jaipur oad: Ww saa Pine gilded 
 am decorations ;, leaffrontés, enameled in bright colors and 
 embellished fi i 
 Te 10) 
 119—BoxHara Prtence Bowt Leg Lf AVITI Century 
 
 ser patterns*of trellis and checks in 
 
 Circular ;/ ‘conventional ase 
 Hlue and brownish-white. Heavy overglaze. 
 
 camelliaggreen, degp 
 
 ae Diameter, 121% inches. 
 
 120—Damaschs Tite AVIT Century 
 
 ue surrounded by leaf forms, on a white ground, 
 insid¢ a serélled olive-green border. Spandrils in deep blue, with 
 sketched ornament. Passages of cloudy turquoise. 
 
 9 inches square. 
 
 121—Damagcus TILE Late XVIII Century 
 Repeating pat of tulips in blue, interrupted by pansy-heads 
 in a fleep ple, with narrow formal leafage; central decoration 
 
 en pomegranate in the deep blue of the tulips. 
 
 9 inches square. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions wnder which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in thé forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 Late XVIII Century 
 
 of other arabesques project into the square from the 
 corners and the middle of the sides. Framed. 
 
 Nee 
 
 9 inches square. 
 
 123—PERsIAN 
 f) Displayin e and a female figure, sketched in white, deep 
 Fae f green and|brgnish-purple, in a garden, represented by a formal 
 ~} background? of royal blue with trees, flowers and ewers. In 
 
 carved and mother-of-pearl! inlaid frame. 
 ' 814 inches square. 
 
 UIVRE 
 
 124—Rwvss1an ENTE AND Ewamet Bown Fs ? Z Pe 
 ae 7 aot 
 Metal Wow! with‘six circular enamel insets on each face Livy 
 depictihg se€nes from a peasant legend; central inset with the 
 
 Diameter, 6 inches. 
 
 XVII Century 
 
 gz Compofged of fouruares, forming a centrally symmetrical pat- 
 2 tern of forma|M€afage in indigo, yellow, deep green and ochre, on 
 
 AP Ord 
 
 127—LacevER Boox Cover, Bo <p SMALL Misnon (eam 
 Persian, XVIII Century 
 
 (a) Snjall cover, close, finely wrought flower and foliage 
 
 cket mirror, the hoe displaying a combat bebe 
 and a snake. (c) Flat box, shaped like a mihrab, with 
 flower decoration. 
 
 ee ee ee a 
 
First Session 
 
 fj 
 NG separated an undulating palm band. 
 aoe Height, 11 inches. 
 i 180—Two InpAw Sitv ye Nod Brass PowpEr Horns € aye FF ab 
 All-oveydia ( 
 
 tia fi g oo, 
 f mie aay pees { ~ 
 181—Tuine ACQUERED TRays re lane f+ 
 
 Diameters, 744, 101% and 12 inches. 
 
 ~~ 
 
 of G2 
 
 RosE-WatER SPRINKLER ( 3. FF) 
 
 JHE AND SHEATH Bo 
 Damascened_ blade wit Silver guard and Aer a hilt. 
 Guard and she vine ornament in low relief, the latter 
 
 also holding a lion made up of small cabochons simulating 
 precious stones. 
 
 Gourd-shaped, wit flaring trumpet neck and bold foot. Trellis- 
 nscriptions and animal forms in 
 
 horizontal bands, exec in various colored lacquers. 
 
 Height, 1214 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 SILVER, -GIEDEDSSIL VERA ENAMEL TABLEWARE 
 AND DECOBATIVE OBJECTS 
 
 185—Twe.tve Gitp’p Sitvek aND ENamet TEAsPoons 
 Two sets of sik. r-shaped bowls and scrolled handles, both 
 decorated in the BUissian manner with conventional ornament in 
 
 forks. 
 
 139-,Two Repovuss porr ARTICLES 
 6 Jardiniére jar} with spfrally twisted enriched body; cylindrical 
 
 English silverfpowdef jar with bold gadroonings and floral scroll 
 
 work. 
 Heights, 21, inches and 4 inches. 
 
 140—AntiavE Go~p BraceLet Greek, III Century B. C. 
 
 3 Links of fi Ss, the larger finely chiseled with minute 
 j < convention d and semés ornaments; with an amulet link 
 containing a sxfall garnet cabochon, and filled with clay. 
 141—Srx Assor oF Decorative TaBLEe SILVER 
 ns Comprisi ssé silver berry-ladle, cheese-scoop, three as- 
 / sorted fo 
 
 142—GILDED Vv ITCHER 
 
 em Gracef ed ewer-shape, with knopped baluster stem and 
 V 1 nota 
 
 exagonal hollow foot; slender scrolled handle. 
 143—Fovur AssorTRD GILD 
 
 Height, 9%, inches. 
 Displaying copts ofarms of England, Savoy, etc., and various 
 eled decorations. 
 
 SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS 
 
 engraved and fc 
 
 ——— i a 
 
First Session 
 
 wow 
 a 
 
 ILVER OystEeR Forxs 
 
 ee ee rN GILD 
 
 cone (A) Set of spewith twisted shank and pierced handle, displaying 
 UD és sprays offulips. (8) Set of six with handle formed by classic 
 
 figure. (c) Set of five in gilded silver and turquoise enamel. 
 
 145—Set or TwrEfvE GILp ILVER AND ENAMEL LEMONADE SPOONS 
 
 Southern tates workmanship. Ovoid bowls in white, 
 BK tara sapphire enamels displaying the royal coat of 
 arms of Spain; slender rod stems. In case. 
 
 pests 
 
 horn; sian carved boxwood sacred medallion, mounted in 
 enameled silver, crystal silver-mounted parrot, scent bottle and 
 
 gilded silver and enamel taper box. 
 
 i? Execute 
 
 enamels. 
 
 148—Inp1an ReEporssk Stuwtr Bown 
 Deep quatrefoil 
 
 central ova 
 
 wl, each of the sides being ornamented with 
 allion displaying head-and-shoulders figure of 
 a native flanked by sprays of flowers; all-over decoration in 
 
 repoussé relief of tropical birds and-foliage. 
 SS, Width, 9 inches. 
 
 149—Inp1ian SILvER, TREFOI 
 
 Wave edge, pierced 
 finely chiseled flesi 
 
 th engraved vine pattern; cavetto with 
 displaying elephants, monkeys, snakes, etc., 
 of tropical foliage, in flat relief; small central 
 
 Width, 111%, inches. 
 
 scroll hakdle, o#which is perched a dove. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 ol SIxTEEN AssortT NIR AND OTHER SPOONS 
 
 | a eke in parcel-pilded silver, two in gilded silver with enamel 
 if } 
 - a 
 
 decorations and {s 
 
 152—Russtan GItpED SILVER AND ENAMEL TMEAT DIsH AND 
 
 PG MA) Graceful boat-shafpe with curved handle; deep cavetto 
 /y K with circular embosse 
 “ © " the dish decorated 
 
 chanticleers, with for order in the brilliant Russian enamels. 
 On a gilded matt ground. (x) Small pierced ladle, with enamel 
 floral decorations surrounded by borders of perlettes in 
 turquoise. 
 
 158—S1x Durtcu $1 
 PIS Fat ovoid bo der bar stem and pierced scroll handle. 
 
 yee ees Dutcu Sipver TEA 
 ma } Shanks with flat sh er having chiseled figure decorations : 
 
 finials of stand gures of saints. Monogrammed, T. 
 
 XVIII Century 
 
 155—Dutrcu Reprovusst Sitver Box 
 
 North Holland w ; the lid displaying within a rocaille 
 scrolled border of musicians, male and female, in re- 
 poussé relief; tle sigéS are decorated with small cartouches dis- 
 playing figures(gefd landscapes interrupted by flower motives. 
 
 Four ball Fae 
 
 Boat-shaped djsh, pigfced with rosetted trellis and decorated 
 with rocaille s ipés and cartouches in repoussé relief; on four 
 slender feet. Moffogrammed. 
 
 157—FIvE rcoH Sitvex Patrcu Boxes 
 iS Y/ Varios for engraving and repoussé work. 
 
 Width, 614 inches. 
 
 ee ee ee a 
 
 a epee ee. 
 
First Session 
 
 158—Turee Orp,DutcH Sitver®Parcu Boxes 
 £ 
 
 Dl. oval, one fan-shefied and one bellows-shaped, with various 
 r 
 
 epoussé ‘getiesigns and formal scroll-work in the Dutch 
 manner. 
 
 159—GiupEp Sinver AND ENAME 
 
 SPOON 
 (a) Régence sfyle; aille decorations in the embossed metal, 
 and white a al-blue enamels; spoon with finely scrolled 
 ierced bowl.&(8) Pear-shaped bowl with formal scroll-work in 
 brilliant translucent enamels; Norwegian workmanship. 
 
 ALT-SPOoON, Fork AND BrErry- 
 
 e 
 
 160—THiIr TEEN Norwécran Gi D SILVER AND ENAMEL Spoons 
 
 - Comprising twe 
 & } \ leaf-shaped a 
 
 ‘veins and twig Handles being of gilded silver. 
 
 161—TI'wo Norwecian GILDE ILVER AND ENAMEL TEA-STRAINERS 
 
 (a) Rim set wyth fiveepointed, scroll-like projections embellished 
 indigo, amethyst and brown enamels. (8B) Flat 
 white perlettes, flanked by a band of turquoise 
 
 ff 
 
 162—Pair Norwecsan GetDED SILVER AND EnamMeEt SALTCELLARS 
 
 ene boat-sha'pe, with hydra-headed bow and stern posts, and 
 Uv fi 
 
 rail of formal floral trellis in enamel. Rope-twisted spoons. 
 
 L—_ 
 163—Ei1cur NorwciIan ED SitverR MemoriaALt Spoons 
 ‘ Oxidized si sted stems; gilded silver handles of various 
 wh figures 
 
 Frieze displaying repeatéd female“masks linked by festoon and 
 ribbon motives; molded flip with guilloche and thumb moldings. 
 Inferior decoration of us leaves springing vertically from 
 the base which is supported on three rams’ heads. Facsimile of 
 
 a Pompeian original. 
 Height, 4 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forgpart of the Catalogue. 
 
 165—Smauu Iraian SILVE 
 Roman Classic Style, I Century, A. D. 
 ody with frieze decorated with engraved lines 
 and a proces of conventional leopard-like monsters; on four 
 
 tusk feet. Facsimile of a Pompeian original. 
 Height, 31, inches. 
 
 "i 
 a 
 
 166—Irauian Sirfer Daringftne Cur 
 
 Roman Classic Style, I Century, A. D. 
 ith engraved formal fret decoration; on the lip 
 wo ducks. Four flattened goose-neck feet. 
 
 Funnel-shajped 
 are perchec 
 
 Height, 31% inches. 
 
 167—Twenty-onE ITauian Spiver TEaspoons 
 “Roman Classic Style, I Century, A. D. 
 mn Copies of utensils f6und at Pompeii, inscribed: Domus Vettiorum, 
 Ercolano, etéethe handles wrought in serpent forms, masks, 
 
 scrolls and other classic shapes. 
 
 x 
 
 168—SIxTEEN Asso&TED I'pALIAN SinveER Spoons 
 
 Roman Classic Style, I Century, A. D. 
 
 by a vine branch on hah is perched a parrot; the handle is 
 
 joined to the body by a winged female head. 
 Width, 914 inches. 
 
 170—Iratian SitvER Ewer 
 
 assic Style, I Century, A. D. 
 Flat ovoid body f¢urving intgan asymmetrically set neck with 
 floral gadrooned peaded lipf Scrolled handle with parrot finial, 
 springing from 4 medalljén on the body displaying in low relief 
 a winged goat riding a dolphin. 
 
 Roman 
 
 Height, 8 inches. 
 
First Session 
 
 SILVER-PLATED TABLE WARE 
 
 SOUP-LADLE AND BERRY-LADLE 
 
 (a) By Reed and Barto ew York, with embossed mascaron 
 and scrolled leaf dec ion. (8B) By Maple, London. (c) By 
 H. Salisbury & Co. Bowl with finely engraved formal ornament. 
 
 171—SILVER-PLATED nt Bfeay 
 
 TCHER AND COASTER 
 
 (a) Mounted dnd sein all-over twisted leaf decoration of ber- 
 foliage; monogrammed. (8) Spirally ga- 
 ith crest. 
 
 ries, flowers 
 
 drooned edges, 
 Height of pitcher, 51% inches, 
 
 173—MERIDEN SILVE - tee 
 Flat double di 
 
 ments; circula 
 rocaille-scrolle 
 
 ocaille-scrolled marli and cover orna- 
 engraved with formal patterns; on three 
 
 eet; paraffin burner. 
 Diameter, 10 inches. 
 
 174—SILVER-PLATED FLAGON- Oe “Hor Warrer Jue anp AsH 
 RAY 
 Faceted flagon hglder, Ws wicker handle; monogrammed, 
 T. Ash tray in ae of an automobile wheel, with flat glass 
 bowl. 
 
 175—SILvErR-PLATED Fregn DisH 
 
 Circular; sides cofmposed of“6ombé pierced and strapped scroll- 
 ings surmounted py a Ipef-enriched and beaded rim. 
 
 Diameter, 91/, inches. 
 
 CRIER AND CREAMER 
 
 176—SILVER-PLATED TEApoT, § 
 Paul Revere Silver Company, Boston 
 
 fit above the teapot, forming a Seal suitable for invalid use. 
 Height, 8%, tachan 
 
 177—Twewve ILVER TER - KNIVES AND SIx SILVER - PLATED 
 
 KNIFE-REST 
 
 Knives with pferced handles formed by the bodies of two dogs, 
 adossés. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 178—Sitver-PLaTEp Cu Early XVII Century 
 bowl, stem with hexagonal bosses flaring into 
 1ollow base decorated with repoussé scroll-work 
 edallions. Traces of silver plating on the original 
 
 Deep contracti 
 broad six-f1 
 and inset 
 
 copper. 
 Height, 8 inches. 
 
 ra 
 
 179—Fovur Sitvej-pLapep Taste Oxvects 
 
 6K Candle-snuffer Piskdle- trimmer, pair of grape scissors and Tif- 
 fany match-box case. 
 
 <p SILVER-PLATED BREAKFAST KNIVES 
 
 By Tiffany & Company 
 
 1 80 TwELve ee 
 
 i 1C Blades engr 
 
 handles. 
 
 red with conventional flower scrollings; nacre 
 wrapper. 
 
 STERLING SILVER A SILVER TABLEWARE 
 
 181—STeEriunc SILVER CHED Guiass SWEETMEAT Di1sH 
 wl, having flaring lip etched with leaf 
 
 from the base; pierced silver stand. 
 
 Delicate cup-shape 
 decorations spring 
 
 Height, 3 inches. 
 
 182——-Eicnt Pairs AssprTeD/SILvER Sucar Tones 
 4% One in silver filigre“work with cock-claw tongs, two parcel- 
 ‘vilded and five astérted silver tongs. 
 183—Sitver Server anv Punc#-LapLE 
 (a) Dutch si 
 
 shank and flat oval handle decorated 
 yor with scrolls s in low relief, and medallions displaying 
 {) \. lion-heads ard oman soldier. (B) Sterling silver ladle with 
 “sage fluted edge; Handle displaying flower stems and a jay in cameo 
 relief, 
 
 184—T weve Fine ;AssorTeED Suw¥ER SouvENIR Spoons 
 » One silver a | d, one 
 
 ’ Pa 
 
 “4 silver spoons 
 K 
 ‘ 
 
 \\_and repoussé 
 
 ‘cel-gilded and ten very finely wrought 
 é€ most varied pierced and chiseled handles 
 engraved decorations. 
 
 "4 
 
 ‘é j 
 
 v, 
 
First Session 
 
 spreading over retti in repoussé relief. Back with inscrip- 
 
 tion, “M. C. Tf. Anvers, 1899.” | 
 “ Width, 17 inches. 
 
 186—Quvuaint EncRAV InK-poT German, 1734 
 
 engraved, . M. 1734.” All-over engravings of tulips, formal 
 
 leafage and mascarons. 
 Height, 41%, inches. 
 
 187—Drespenj GILpED Sfiver Disu Louis XV Style 
 Shell-shape; th€ edges finely wrought of conventional rocaille 
 pattern; ‘ap-scrolled handle. By Elimeyer, Dresden. 
 
 | Width, 13 inches. 
 
 Directoire Period 
 
 (a) Teapot of Ger workmanship, decorated with beribboned 
 festoons ibbthg ; pineapple finial. (8) Cream jug with trel- 
 lis-pierce ck and foot, pear-shaped body with festooned orna- 
 ment and caryatid handle. 
 
 erman, XVII Century Style 
 
 mposed of cocoanut which is sur- 
 
 189—CocoanuT AND SILveR Own 
 The body the bird is 
 
 mounted b 
 
 ions are joined by bands displaying mascaron 
 
 and cherub figures in low relief. 
 ? Height, 10 inches. 
 
 \ 
 190—CocoanvuT anv Sitver Courre 
 
 | Gerthan, Early XVIII Century 
 
 Cocoanut decorate 
 shaped silver base ; silver shoulder bandings with two 
 
 rocaille-scrolled handfés. 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart,of the Catalogue. 
 
 191+Grovr or As SILVER 
 ts S Comprising cduldron-sh&ped saltcellar, pepper-shaker, napkin- 
 ft \ving, two gr@tesq orwegian silver saltcellars and small al- 
 
 192—NorweEcian Sitver Méstrarp Por and SALT-SHAKER 
 
 By H. Moeller, Trondhjem 
 ith repoussé strapped scroll ornament and tiny 
 figures; the shaker with gilded florin mounted in 
 
 the top, and three lion feet. 
 Heights, 31%, and 31, inches. 
 
 193—Norwecian Sitver Entrée Dish By H. Miller, Trondhjem 
 
 Oval body, with repouss ecoration of strapped scrollings and 
 chimera; with a handle. Supported by four winged 
 monsters. 
 
 Width, 14 inches. 
 
 Pepper Castors AND SALTCELLAR 
 
 By H. Miiller, Trondhjem 
 Cylindrical on three lion feet; castor with globose body, 
 on bird-claw feet. le. 
 
 194—Patrr NorwkE@IAn 
 
 195—Sreriine Siryer Swpfrmear Disu Birmingham, 1894 
 Repoussé de 
 
 lattices; sc 
 
 s of floral bouquets and six small pierced 
 
 edges. 
 
 ree 
 
 er 
 
 Width, 41%, inches. 
 Comprising three Norwegian silver skewers; silver-gilt fish-slice 
 RI with enamel insets‘ eteraney silver bread- knife and serving 
 set in the b6wl and eae horn handle; butter-knife; butter 
 pick; gilded silver spear-pick; condiment spoon, pair of old 
 
 Dutch silver spoons and Pe ESS 
 
 197—Patr Norwecian SILVER. sy "EETMEAT DiIsHES 
 
 gs and chimeras in repoussé relief; two 
 
 af Deep oval cay€tto, with” flat molded hexagonal marli enriched 
 | On four ball feet. 
 
 \echimera loopfhang¥es. 
 Width, 91% inches. 
 
First Session 
 
 198—Grour jor Four Qfsects In STERLING SILVER 
 bowl with spiral gadroonings; gilded silver 
 "] cheese-ish with glass liners (one missing) ; pierced and scrolled 
 
 ish (lacking glass liner); jardiniére container with 
 
 Height, 2° inches. 
 
 202——TwELVE G SILVER SALTCELLARS 
 
 ne Small oyStef<shells lying on curved twigs. 
 
 203—STERLING SILVER /AND Guass TEarot TILE 
 
 Circular glass til tunted and set_in floral scrolled beaten silver. 
 
 Diameter, 51% inches. 
 
 ‘TER Disy 
 ower-heads; two scrolled handles. Mono- 
 
 204—STERLING SILVER 
 
 Decoration/ of 
 
 grammed. 
 Width, 614% inches. 
 
 { JUG AND SUCRIER 
 
 fi By Tiffany & Co. 
 bowl, enriched with fine bead- 
 floral formal ornament; graceful 
 
 a SILv 
 
 (Vv Ewer jug and (clasgic urn-shap 
 ing and engrav vith band 
 
 slender loop handles. 
 Heights, 6 inches. 
 
 206—Cur CrystaL AxD STBeRLING SILVER SwWEETMEAT DiIsH 
 
 Circular; the base fifely undercut with floral rosettes; pierced 
 
 and molded silve 
 Diameter, 61/, inches. 
 
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 They are printed in the forgpart of the Catalogue. 
 
 with formal border of incised rayons. 
 
 Width, 7 inches. 
 
 208—Cur CrystaL Syrye JuG/MounreD IN STERLING SILVER 
 ribbed and hobnail decorations; handle 
 oral motives and strap scrollings in the 
 century. 
 
 Pear-shaped body 
 and neck displayi 
 
 style of the late XA 
 Height, 71, inches. 
 
 ; < Consisting o : 
 61 riched with ¢onvenpfial bands of delicately scrolled leafage. 
 Tray, 8 inches square. 
 210—Sreriinc} SILver SWEETMEAT Disx 
 Basket-shaped, gwith molded valanced edges and pierced body 
 simulating witker; flaring circular base. Monogrammed strap 
 handle. Lg 
 
 Height, 9 inches. 
 
 Ovoid body standingfon four claw feet. Cover pierced with a 
 
 handle. Copper liner. 
 Width, 9 inches. 
 
 212—STeriinc SILVER. Disu London, 1899 
 
 ogrammed, with broad boat-shaped 
 repoussé floral scrollings. 
 
 Width, 10 inches. 
 
 213 
 
 Pair SiERLING SI ~Savtap SERVERS AND PuUNCH-LADLE 
 
First Session 
 
 SinrverR DECANTER 
 
 214—CryYsTAL AN 
 Flat globular body with tall slender neck; star-cut base. 
 Mounted Set in finely engraved scrolled leafage with lip and 
 
 handle in Sterling silver; with faceted stopper. Monogrammed. 
 pe GA) CO ss Aeight, 9%, inches. 
 
 vith galleried ends enriched with formal 
 wave decoratiga®; twisted handle. On hollow turned foot flar- 
 
 ing to oV Monogrammed. 
 
 Height, 81% inches. 
 
 a g 
 
 217—-NorwEcIAN 
 nd neck with strapped scrollings and ani- 
 mal forms/in relief; scrolled handle with chimera finials. 
 The body ‘sfpported by the sejant figure of a four-winged 
 dragon; flat circular base with spirally ribbed edges. 
 
 Massive ew@¢r 
 
 Height, 18 inches. 
 
 218—FExautsiITE In ALVER 
 Valanced fiv, o scrolled handles and central 
 medallion with inscriptio he whole covered with a very finely 
 
 relief, of scrolled floral ornament, with 
 
 chiseled pattern, in 
 ws repeated in the divisions of the valanced 
 
 single floral mo 
 
 border. 
 Width, 201% inches. 
 
 Note: An eminent example of the work of the Bombay silversmiths. 
 
 219—STERLID 
 
 Semi-ofoid body; cover lion finial; two turned peg handles. 
 Neck fand flarin e enriched with formal guilloche borders. 
 
 Sitver Sour Ture 
 
 Height, 11 inches; width, 15 inches. 
 
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 They are printed in the fozepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 radial vein markings. Inscription, “M. C. T., Anvers, 1888.” 
 fi Length, 16 inches. 
 
 Length, 25 inches. 
 
SECOND. SESSION 
 
 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 5, 1924 
 Pao AMERICAN ART “GALLERIES 
 
 BEGINNING AT 2:15 O’CLOCK 
 
 Catalogue Numbers 222 to 559 inclusive 
 
 MINIATURE BRONZES, MARBLES AND OTHER SMALL OBJECTS 
 
 Commemorative medal of the ambassador, head to left; signed 
 
 H. A. 
 
 Chai Cuoatre Mepau or 1917 (Gis BK 
 Diameter, 21/, inches. 
 
 Circular metal medallion depicting the Virgin and Child flanked 
 by two female saints. In rich Venetian tooled leather case. 
 
 Jy Gres SacreD MrEpaLiion i Yi By L. Madrasst 
 
 Diameter, 4% inches. 
 
 f) 
 ee Gi. Napotron Merpatuon ( @aC~ a 
 
 Circular medallion with head of emperor to right; bold relief. 
 
 Diameter, 434 inches. 
 
 /) 
 225—Cuivre Dort Pectrorau Cross Gare. an Venetian 
 
 ‘From St. Mark’s, Venice; with inscription. In Venetian tooled 
 leather case. 
 
 225as—IriIpEScCENT VASE Clement Master, Gulf San Juan 
 Expanding tall jar with lip; enriched with growing fleur-de-lys 
 in slight relief, adorned with curious splashes of purple veins 
 
 in gold and pink tones. 
 Height, 101% inches. 
 
 Tumbler-shaped. One with traces of incised sporting scenes, 
 
 Jy Oxp Eneish Horn Drinxine Curs C aa2e/ 
 signed, J. W.; the other with monogrammed silver shield. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 ao ee 
 227—TureE Op Encuish Horn Drinxine Curs OK® (Goo. 
 ps (AD cae Lao Sporting Cups, in horn, with incised decoration ; 
 YJ“ one depicting a hunt in full cry; the other, silver-mounted, game- 
 shooting spisodes. 
 (B) Patriotic Cup, displaying full-rigged vessels, houses, the 
 Union Jack, etc., signed. Silver-mounted; all tumbler-shaped. 
 
 228—CHISELED Brass BRAZIER 
 
 Low molded bow! enriched with chiseled sprays of flowers. Loose 
 
 pan at crown covering charcoal chamber. 
 Diameter, 914% inches. 
 
 229—ITratiaAN WHITE Faience PLATE AVIIT Century 
 Cavetto molded with petal-like depressions radiating from an 
 embossed centre; narrow flaring marl, studded with oval bosses 
 surrounded by molded rings. Brilliant creamy-white glaze. On 
 
 teakwood stand. 
 Diameter, 15 inches. 
 
 229s—BrauTIFUL IrIpEscENT VASE 
 Clement Master, Gulf San Juan 
 Expanding round jar, enriched with very beautiful splashes of 
 
 purple, blue, green and gold iridescence. 
 Height, 914 inches. 
 
 230—MarQuETERIE AND CARVED BacKGAMMON SET 
 
 Rosewood and mahogany paneled box with low relief carving of 
 an equestrian female patriotic figure; floral and scroll inlays in 
 various woods. Interior with unusual division into oblongs, dis- 
 playing inlaid dolphin figures. The pieces are medallions, the 
 black depicting emblematically events of the years 1688-1694, 
 the brown, parables of Latin and German proverbs. 
 
 17 inches square. 
 
 231—Pair Marsie STATUETTES 
 
 GRECIAN WARRIOR AND His WIFE. Standing undraped figures of 
 a muscular bearded veteran and a slender woman, in Roman 
 green marble; rustic supports. Square and circular molded 
 
 plinths. 
 Heights, 144% and 18% inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 233 
 
 232—Iratian Marsie Group 
 musica. Statuary marble group of five cherubs, one with violin, 
 one with flute, one with Pan’s pipes and two choristers; on 
 
 scrolled base. 
 
 Height, 15% inches; length, 32 inches. 
 
 4 , 
 ; 1-3 
 
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 232s—ALABASTER COVERED VASE sah og Italian, Late XVIII Century 
 ] Molded body with valanced rim and cover. Red veins. On 
 
 square base. (Imperfect.) 
 Height, 11 inches. 
 
 233—Russtan Bronze Group 
 Figure of a mounted Cossack with a pipe in his mouth, and before 
 the horse’s head two Borzoi dogs. Rocky base; oval plinth. 
 
 Signed. 
 Height, 16 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 234—WaLnuT BAs-RELIEF PANEL Italian, Lows XVI Style 
 Oblong, with figures of dancing putti, one winged and holding a 
 
 torch; rustic background. 
 Height, 18 inches; length, 3914 inches. 
 
 235—Cuivre Dort Inkstanp (2s uy Louis Philippe Period 
 7 Tray with rich leaf moldings and laurel wreath borders, holding 
 “~) two inkwells with leaved covers and wasp finials; wreathed and 
 = beribboned medallion back, with scrolled pen-rests. On six 
 
 turned feet. 
 , Length, 18 inches. 
 
 236—MassiveE Bovu.iE InxkstTanp Régence Style 
 
 Oblong, with cutvre doré chimera feet, inkwell and stand castor. 
 Sides and deep pen-tray with scroll inlays of metal on tortoise- 
 
 shell. Metal-mounted ivory paper-knife. 
 Length, 14 inches. 
 
 237—Frencu Toortep Learner Desk Set se bh ) 
 Six pieces, comprising monogrammed portfolio, scratch pad, 
 calendar, box holding sealing set and tiny letter scales, ink-pad 
 
 and stamp-roller in rich brown leather tooled with formal borders 
 and delicate serpentined leaf-festoon chain. wie b 
 
 238—Larcr VENETIAN TooLep LeaTHER PHotTocrarH Box Cee 
 i Shaped oblong, with fine gilt tooled flower decorations. Oval 
 
 inset of old engraving depicting peasants in village farm scene. 
 
 Length, 171% inches. 
 
 239—Go.p Mountep Esony Cane Early American 
 
 | Inscribed: “Prof. L. C. Loomis Young Ladies’ Christmas Gift, 
 
 at Lafayette Institute, 1860.” 
 Length, 3614, inches. 
 
 239s—Bronze STATUETTE By E. Peynot 
 
 ARAB WARRIOR. Seated figure of a bearded tribesman, in short, 
 ' braided jacket and breeches, his belt stuffed with weapons, a 
 —/ curved dagger in his right hand and a long Arab rifle in his left. 
 
 Height, 24 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 JAPANESE AND CHINESE PORCELAINS, FAIENCE, BRONZES 
 BRASSES, LACQUER INRO AND OTHER OBJECTS 
 
 i Sroneware Teapot Cavaée et + 
 Brown stoneware with regular pattern of tiny bosses. 
 
 241—Two Smatt Kyoro Tra Jars 
 18 One globular ovoidal; one double gourd-shaped, with ivory lids. 
 
 Brown splashed ware. 
 Heights, 24%, and 8 inches. 
 
 242—Mirror Lacever Bown anv SectTionaL Box 
 Box in three sections, displaying flowered trellis in gold; bowl 
 with vine ornamentation. 
 
 Height of box, 2%, inches; diameter of bowl, 342 inches. 
 
 Ca ty 
 Fine creamy-yellow glaze; underglaze decoration of flowers and 
 birds, and in the vase, a dragon. Metal-mounted. 
 
 243—Miniature Kyoro Trea Jar anp Gourd VasE PA L 
 
 & 
 
 Heights, 234 and 31, inches. 
 
 a — 
 AAOX, haw 
 
 é 
 
 a Kyoro Teapot anp Vase ( ie ie ; 
 oy Black glaze with decoration of chrysanthemums and hydrangeas 
 
 respectively. Metal-mounted. 
 Heights, 3 and 5 inches. 
 
 245—Nest or Turee Smartt Lacauer Bow1s 
 Chrysanthemum heads in dull gold on a gold-dotted ground. 
 Flaring foot. 
 
 246—MiniaTurE Kyoto ee AND Tra JAR Ct CFF a 
 L The former pale green, with formal flower rosettes ; the latter, 
 olive-green, displaying birds and flower sprays. Metal mounted, 
 
 Heights, 4 and 8 inches. 
 
 247—Waitt PorceLtain Group 
 The Gods of Longevity, Girogin, and of Contentment, Hotei, 
 
 joined by a loop of cord. Traces of blue. 
 Height, 4 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 248—Gorip LacauER GROUSE lane ip | 
 
 »% i 
 \ Cubistically conceived bird, with removable head. 
 Height, 41%, inches. 
 
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 / 9 ee eT as ; 
 249—Satsuma TEA Jar [ Catt 
 
 Globular ovoidal; ho-wood cover with carved tortoise finial. 
 
 Decorations of various mon, or crests of princely. houses, in gild- 
 
 ing and soft colors. 
 Height, 4 inches. 
 
 250-—Two Trapots 
 One in deep rose porcelain, with white reserves displaying flowers ; 
 X\ the other in canary-yellow, of curious shape, with incised floral 
 
 decoration. 
 Heights, 414, and 4 inches. 
 251—Satsuma TEAPoT s OvoR +4 D> at | 
 4 Spheroidal, with lacquer loop handle. Decoration of kiri leaves 
 “| in blue, and camellia-green scrolled foliage. 
 Height, 414 inches. 
 A oS ey 
 252—Sitver Koro LQA*~ Fj KS 
 J, By Goto. Square, standing on four stump feet, with key-fret 
 * | and scroll or cloud decoration; two ring handles. Pierced dome 
 
 ~~ 
 
 cover, fashioned in circular trellis. 
 Height, 41% inches. 
 
 pilice tongs Acaates SMHS AND CLoisoNNE Enamet Koro lore+t oe 
 ) Oblong, with rounded corners; two scrolled handles. Chased 
 YY and decorated with minutely executed cloisonné foliage in bright 
 ___) enamels; sides with pierced cartouche-shaped panels ornamented 
 with phoenix and kylin in cloisonné relief, amid flowers. With 
 liner. 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
 i Nesta Metat TEraror 
 a) [ ) Deep red lacquer, with penciled leafage decoration. 
 — Height, 5 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 2544—Parr TEAkwoop STANDS 
 Square, with statuary marble insets. 
 
 Height, 5 inches; 91% inches square. 
 
 255—Two Bowts / OK l ate TF 
 
 ae 
 
 One in ine cotta, with incised leaf patterns; one in brown- 
 
 glaze stoneware, with metal rim. 
 Diameters, 5 and 41% inches. 
 
 256—Curtous Gray Ware Traror “err 
 f -) 
 Jf) Decoration of tiny drop splashes of brown glaze; with wicker 
 
 V/ handle. 
 Height, 5%, inches. 
 
 257—AvENTURINE LacauER Box (ee as / 
 Decoration of formally scrolled leaf branches in dull gold and 
 putty lacquers, and medallions enclosing lotus leaves. ‘Two 
 
 tasseled cords for securing. 
 Height, 5% inches. 
 
 258——WuiTE PorcEeLain 'TEAPOT 
 
 A y Double gourd-shaped. 
 
 259—Porceiain Teapot anp Nest oF Cups 
 _ Teapot with black diapering on a pale blue ground and decora- 
 oy. \ tion of peonies and fan reserves; copious gliding. Nest of three 
 aN al - teacups and saucer, with brilliant flower decoration; beneath, 
 bird and cloud forms in underglaze blue. 
 
 Height, 5% inches. 
 
 260—LaceavuErEeD Cocoanut TEAPOT 
 
 + “Decoration on brown ground, of birds and clouds in dull gold 
 PM Maequer. Metal-mounted. 
 G\_y 
 Nome Height, 6 inches. 
 
 261—AvENTURINE LacquER TEAPOT Oe: ye « = / 
 
 H Cauldron-shaped. Decoration of kiri-mon, or crests, in gold. 
 
 Three stump feet. (Base cracked.) 
 Height, 614 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 262—Imart SEMI-EGGSHELL PorcELAIN CuP AND SAUCER 
 Decoration of four samurai in predominant colors of rouge-de- 
 fer, powder-blue, black and ochre-yellow on brilliant white 
 grounds. 
 
 263—Two Kyoto VasEs bow OE 
 
 7 é 
 y _ Club-shaped; one in black, with slender neck, the other in sage- 
 \ green. Delicate bird and flower decoration. Metal mounted. 
 
 Height, 7 inches. 
 
 / 264—DecorateD Metau Pier ann E1icur CuinrtsE Bronze Casu lies / 
 UK g 3 
 265—Pair BronzE AND CLOISONNE ENAMEL Birps 07 loc ef 
 
 carried out in minute cloisonné, displaying crests and floral mo- 
 tives; the bronze legs are extensible. 
 
 f el Ho-ho birds on oblong bronze plinths. The x2 eae wings 
 
 Height, about 91, inches. 
 
 266—Two Hasni SETs < + he Af 
 {| Pair of chopsticks and knife in sheath. Otte sheath of diapered 
 [ ‘ cloisonné enamel, the other of bamboo encased in shagreen. 
 
 267—BronzeE Tornacco Box 
 
 Oblong; appliqué decoration of kylin and other isolated animal, 
 figure and flower ornaments. 
 
 268—Decoratep Bronze Gone 
 Circular gong, with incised flower decoration, suspended in flat 
 scrolled frame with appliqué flower ornament. Accompanying 
 
 gong-stick. 
 Height, 7 inches. 
 
 268a—Brass CENSER 
 Low bowl with bail handle; enriched with scrolling dragons. 
 Dome cover pierced with foliage and the equestrian figure of a 
 devotee. 
 
 Height, 11 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 269—Carvep Trays In TEAKWOOD AND CINNABAR LACQUER 
 
 Circular teakwood tray carved with formal Japanese landscape; 
 square tray of red lacquer displaying figures in low relief, and 
 
 floral borders. 
 Widths, 9 and 71% inches. 
 
 270—Brass anp CHINESE CLoIsonNE Enamet Carp Tray (aa FF 
 
 * butterflies and convolvulus on a mazarine-blue ground, set in 
 
 ? Small oblong antique plaque with rounded corners, displaying 
 / molded brass tray. 
 
 Length, 9 inches. 
 
 271—Carvep TEAkwoop anp Metat Tra CueEst y ae $4 | 
 
 Square, with domed metal top bearing bird and flower decora- 
 tions in low relief. Deep meticulous carving of dragons and 
 
 clouds, with three small concealed drawers. 
 Height, 1014, inches. 
 
 272—TimEtTAaAn Bronze IMAGE 
 
 Seated figure of an idol, in throne chair; head is removable. 
 Covered with a multitude of cabochons, simulating all kinds of 
 
 precious stones. 
 Height, 11 inches. 
 
 273—Pair CHINESE Brass Kytins an ca a LAD G Cn 
 ' Oblong plinths richly engraved with diapers and conventional 
 ~~ flower and ju-i head ornament; lioness with cub and lion holding 
 
 brocade ball, squarely modeled. 
 Height, 14 inches. 
 
 274— JAPANESE Bronze DisH 
 
 Shaped oval, the sides with decorations of lobsters and tortoises, 
 two of the latter depicted in relief, climbing over the edge. 
 Cavetto displaying outlines of two carp. Rich deep brown 
 
 patina. 
 r Length, 16 inches. 
 
 275—Two Lacquer AND MorTHER-oF-PEARL INRO 
 (a) Three sections, with decoration in gray and mother-of- 
 pearl of clouds on a dull gold ground; coralline ojime. 
 (z) One section, with similar decoration of water plants, bronze 
 ojime and carved lacquered netsuke. 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 nnn aE eEEEnEE nS 
 
 276—Lacever Comp anv Two Carvep Woopren NETSUKE 
 (a) Semi-circular, gold-lacquered comb. (s) Carved figure 
 of a bonze. (c) Walnut shape, opening to display minute 
 skilful carving of a man facing the god Hotei across the board 
 of a game. 
 
 277—Two Lacever InRo 
 (a) Four sections; displaying mantis and dragon-fly, coral- 
 line ojime. (8) Four sections; simulating aventurine, with 
 bird pictures. Miniature leather pouch replacing netsuke. 
 
 278-—Rep Lacever Inro anv Six Carvep OsImME 
 
 Inro of four sections; cylindrical, displaying three male figures. 
 
 279—Two Inpro 
 
 (a) Three sections; silvered bronze, displaying male figure and 
 on the reverse, floral spray. Metal ojime and carved cinnabar 
 netsuke. (8) Three sections; old black lacquer with formal or- 
 nament and inscription. Porcelain ojime and dragon-carved 
 wooden netsuke. Tiny image inside base. 
 
 280—ExauisirE Lacquer AND Enamext Kixu Pate 
 The valanced border displaying varied conventional and floral 
 motives in gold; metal cavetto enameled in rich colors in low 
 relief with pond scene, showing swimming ducks, flowers and a 
 butterfly. 
 
 Diameter, 9 inches. 
 
 281—Two LacevEr Boxes : 
 One in dull gold, with figure of a ryot carrying agricultural para- 
 phernalia; the other in red-brown. 
 
 282—GILDED AND PoLYCHROMED STATUETTE XVII Century 
 
 sleeves, holding before him in both hands a tortoise, the symbol 
 _/ of longevity. On octagonal molded plinth. Gilding and re- 
 mains of red and green lacquer polychroming. 
 
 1” Standing robed figure of an old man, with cap, long gown and 
 
 Height. 1114 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 283—LaceuER TRAVELING SHRINE Ca 22. [ AVITT Century 
 
 Oval cylindrical black lacquer case, opening lengthwise to dis- 
 H- play the figure of a carved and gilded Budda, with the long ears 
 
 of Wisdom, standing on an hexagonal plinth, before a boat- 
 
 shaped canopy, also gilded and carved with scroll motives. 
 
 Height, 13 inches. 
 
 284—Lacaver AnD Pexin Enamet Tasle SCREEN 
 Two panels, in ivory lacquer, enameled with landscape decora- 
 
 tion in deep blue, aubergine, shades of green, ochre and claret. 
 
 Height, 2114 inches; width, 14°, inches. 
 
 285—LacavER AND Prexin ENAMEL STAND 
 Ivory lacquer, containing a single panel decorated similarly to 
 those of the preceding number. 
 Height, 6%, inches; length, 19 inches. 
 
 OO po Ls 
 286—SatsumMA VASE i [C020 Paes AVITI Century 
 Somewhat barrel shaped; enriched with groups of domestic figure 
 
 and flowers in rich colors and gilding. 
 Height, 10 inches. 
 
 bcos 
 
 287—-Hinpvu-Perse Coprer Kerrrrr (ad / 
 tt Broad pear shape with dome cover, dragon handle and elephant 
 
 head spout, enriched with medallions and bands of lotus flowers. 
 
 Height, 101, inches. 
 
 |p _ Set, 
 288—JapanresE Brass TeMpLe Vase, 7 * Sr" 
 e € . e e 
 | Flaring mouth, globular body and spreading foot, enriched with 
 
 medallions of spreading flowers and flanges at the four quarters. 
 
 Height, 11 inches. 
 
 289— JAPANESE Repoussrt Brass KETTLE 
 
 Globular with short spout, flat cover and swinging bail handle, 
 
 enriched with motives and symbols. 
 Height, 111% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 290— JAPANESE Brass VASE 
 
 Gadrooned double trumpet shape with slightly bossed body en- 
 riched with flowers and fruit. Open sprays of lotus for handles. 
 
 Height, 121% inches. 
 
 291— JAPANESE Brass VAsE \ Axo 
 | i Low bowl shape with high in-curved mouth. Enriched with 
 
 ‘ three claw dragon and cloud motives. 
 Diameter, 131% inches. 
 
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 _ 292—Rerpoussé Copper Jarpiniere™ ( G4 _ 
 \EA 
 
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 State @ ~*~ 
 
 : 
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 Bowl shape with flaring mouth and rope handle, enriched with 
 band of scroll leaves and berries. 
 
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 Height, 14'% inches. 
 
 293 
 
 JAPANESE Brass Taste STAND 
 
 Square rimmed top with inset corners and supports curving to a 
 foot stretcher similarly shaped to top; enriched with engraved 
 
 seals and sprays of flowers. 
 1381, inches square. 
 
 294— JAPANESE Brass LANTERN 
 
 Four-sided with pierced oval medallions at each side displaying 
 the figure of a devotee amid scrolling; the corners formed of 
 
 three-clawed dragons in full relief. 
 Height, 13°/, inches. 
 
 295—Two Oxip Persian Piaausxs nein - watt 
 
 (a) Circular with laurel rim and marli of paneled mock inscrip- 
 tions; the centre elaborately inlaid with stellate motives, intri- 
 cate scrollings, flowers, birds and medallion of further flowers. 
 (8) Brass with crinkled rim; chiseled with stellate and hexagonal 
 central medallion, mock inscriptions and scrolling. 
 
 Diameters, 1714, and 15 inches. 
 
 296—JAPANESE Brass VaAsE 
 
 Broad inverted pear-shape; gadrooned mouth adorned with rope 
 handles on leaf motives. _ Base enriched with seals and scrollings. 
 
 Height, 174, inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 297—JAPANESE LacauErED Haneine Crock AVITI Century 
 Oblong face enriched in two-toned colored bowls of brocade pat- 
 tern on old-red grounds. Pierced and intricately engraved 
 
 works. 
 Height, 20 inches. 
 
 298—JAPANESE Brass LANTERN 
 Inverted pear-shape, with three pierced panels of scrollings and 
 seals crested with central motives, supported on lotus thalamus 
 
 base. 
 Height, 23 inches. 
 
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 299—Sitver Iniaip Brass anp ENAMEL TrRAy “GCA, 
 
 ZL Circular with floral marli; the centre displaying two facing lions 
 “| of Persia surmounted by a crescent and surrounded by flowers. 
 Inlaid with silver on backgrounds mainly of black enamel. 
 
 Diameter, 231/, inches. 
 
 300—JaApaNnEsE Bronze Group anp STAND 
 Two swimming carp arranged on an irregularly carved walnut 
 
 stand shaped to represent waves. 
 Total length, 24 inches. 
 
 301—JAPANESE ReEpousst Brass PuaquE wr~ath__ 
 
 L Circular; enriched with three-clawed dragon amid cloud forms 
 cy seeking the pearl of power. 
 
 Diameter, 27 inches. 
 302—Benares Brass Tray lot 
 yy Circular; with flanged rim chiseled with stellate medallions sur- 
 af rounded by scrolling of flowers and medallions amidst which many 
 
 figures of animals and warriors appear. 
 Diameter, 2714, inches. 
 
 303—PeERsSIAN ENAMELED Brass Tray rg Le 
 Circular with rope molded edges; broad flange occupied by varied 
 FZ shaped medallions with interesting groups of figures. Floral 
 fluted marli, the centre displaying an enthroned potentate sur- 
 
 rounded by further medallions of figures. 
 Diameter, 31 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 ELSES aR ET TTS I AT SS aS SLES SLES SS 
 
 204—Oxnp Persian Laceurr Pair BELLows 
 
 Heart shaped with long handles, richly illuminated in colors on 
 ivory with scrolling and border of flowers. Brass nozzle. 
 
 : Length, 35 inches. 
 
 305—Svuir oF JAPANESE ARMOR \wy)C_ 
 
 ~ Bossed and ribbed dome helmet, with flexible back, collar and en- 
 
 @ riched visor. Meshed lacquered body-piece, chain mail, gaunt- 
 lets, iron mask, leg pieces and skirt similar to gauntlets. In 
 original case. om % 
 
 JAPANESE CARVED IVORY NETSUKE, INRO, FIGURINES 
 AND OTHER OBJECTS 
 
 306—CuinesE Carver Ivory ArmiLLary Bay 
 Four carved and pierced spheres, one inside the other, the outer- 
 most displaying figures and foliage, the inner, star and dot 
 diapering. 
 
 Diameter, 11% inches. 
 
 307—JapANESE CarveD Ivory Ficure anp NETSUKE. 
 (a) Minute carving of seated figure of peasant holding a large 
 vegetable; probably late XVIII century. (8) Carved melon and 
 
 leaf. 3 
 Height of figure, 2 inches. 
 
 308—Smatzt JAPANESE Carved Ivory Group 
 Seated figure of father and child working in clay. Rich yellow 
 
 patina. 
 Height, 21%, inches. 
 
 309— JAPANESE Carvep Ivory Kixu MEpaALiion 
 
 Oval, decorated with carvings of masses of chrysanthemums in 
 
 bold relief. 
 
 Diameter, 314 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 Neen eee een —————————— 
 
 310—JAPANESE CArvED Ivory NETSUKE 
 
 By Tomokiji. A small tortoise, symbol of longevity, crawling 
 on the back of a larger one; finely incised. 
 
 311—JapanresE Carvep Ivory NETsuKE 
 By Sojisa. Cushion-shaped; depicting a struggle between a 
 peasant and a gigantic carp. 
 
 312—CutneseE Carvep Ivory NEEDLECASE 
 
 Slender cylindrical case covered with all-over boldly carved deco- 
 ration of dragons, ho-ho birds, clouds and foliage. 
 
 Length, 3°, inches. 
 
 313—ExauisirE CHINEsE Carvev Ivory Carp Case XVIIT Century 
 
 Flat oblong case, monogrammed and decorated with a remark- 
 able all-over carving of peasants, equestrian figures, sampans, 
 small houses, trees and dragons in full relief and finely undercut. 
 The whole forms a unique, crowded panorama akin to an old 
 tapestry. 
 
 Length, 4 inches. 
 
 314—CHtInesE CarveD SANDAL-woop Carp CasE 
 
 All-over flat and incised carving displaying a multitude of fig- 
 ures, foliage and small houses, finely executed in a difficult 
 
 medium. 
 Length, 41%, inches. 
 
 2315— JAPANESE Carvep Ivory Vanity Box 
 
 By Chiro. Oblong; cover decorated with three apes engaged in 
 
 playing cards, carved in low relief. 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
 316—-JAPANESE CARVED Ivory anp LacavuEr Carp CasE 
 Flat oblong case decorated on one side with conventional river 
 and mountain landscape in low relief, and lacquered presentation 
 of Fujiyama; on the other with graceful lacquer decoration of 
 sprays of chrysanthemums and wme flowers and a flying stork. 
 
 Length, 5 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 317—SmaL.ut JAPANESE Dsati-woop Carvine 
 Figure of an old man, with a bundle on his back, his face 
 
 rotesquely distorted. 
 . ‘ Height, 5 inches. 
 
 318—JapPanEsE Carvep Ivory Ficurine 
 By Difoka. Figure of a peasant, with plaited straw cap and 
 
 tucked-up trousers, cleaning his gun. 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
 319—JAPANESE CarveD Ivory Ficurine 
 By Harugo. Running figure of a conventionally draped and 
 horned devil, with a short halberd poised in both hands above his. 
 
 head. 
 Height, 434 inches. 
 
 320—Sma.tut JApANEsE Ivory Carvine 
 Running figure of a boy holding a basket behind him in his left 
 hand; his right, raised above his head, holds fruit. Teakwood 
 
 base. ¢ 
 Total height, 51%, inches. 
 
 321—JAPANESE Carvep Ivory Inro, Osime anp NETSUKE 
 By Ichigi. Inro of three sections carved with the figure of a 
 ryot; finely wrought ojime consisting of a group of comedy 
 masks, netsuke depicting fantastic monsters. 
 
 322—JaPANESE Carvep Kiri Lear Tray 
 
 Flat shallow tray, the leaf forms and markings finely executed; 
 a beetle is crawling in one corner of the leaf. Rich deep patina 
 
 with traces of indigo. (Has been repaired.) 
 Width, 7 inches. 
 
 323—JapanesE Carvep Ivory Counrer Box anv E1qur Counters 
 By Marakichigi. Small circular box embellished with figures of 
 chimpanzees at play, in cameo relief, and holding eight flat 
 counters similarly decorated. 
 
Second Session 
 
 324—CuHInESE Carvep Cinnasar Lacauer Box GOds +. | 
 
 Late XVIII Century 
 In the shape of a Chinese lantern, the cover being decorated with 
 a meticulous carving depicting peasants—one mounted on an ox 
 —in a conventional Chinese landscape; in addition, twelve later- 
 ally placed medallions, depicting in low relief various flowering 
 shrubs. All-over floral diaper and formal key-fret and scrolled 
 borders. (Edge slightly repaired.) 
 
 Height, 7% inches; diameter, 11 inches. 
 
 325—JAPANESE Carvep Ivory STATUETTE 
 
 By Chukouasi. Figure of a young girl holding in her hand a 
 doll. Ovate base. 
 Height, 914 inches. 
 
 326—JAPANESE Carvep Ivory STATUETTE 
 
 By Osayitomoye. A lady in a loosely draped 
 kimono, with a flat reed fan in her hand. 
 
 Height, 10 inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 327—.J APANESE CarvepD Ivory Tusk 
 AVITI Century 
 
 Skilfully carved, in bold relief, with ani- 
 mated hawking scenes showing the capture 
 of a wild duck; figures of peasants, samurai 
 and landscape decorations, the sweep of the 
 trees extending to the top of the tusk. 
 Fluctuating brownish patina. 
 
 326 Height, 10 inches. 
 
 ud 
 
 328—JAPANESE CARVED Ivory CANDLESTICK 
 Slender knopped shaft flaring slightly at top and bottom, and 
 enriched with incised decoration of leafage, conventional cloud 
 
 forms and birds; turned ironwood base. 
 Total height, 13 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 329 
 
 399 JAPANESE CarveD Ivory STATUETTE 
 
 By Hashimoto. Figure of a young woman, with flower-dressed 
 hair, holding in her arms a small child who is playing with a 
 tortoise suspended by a string from a rod in its hand. Ovate 
 
 base, on which stands a small box. 
 Height, 1314, inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 330—Japanese Carvep Ivory Daccer anp SueatuH (Shirasaya) 
 
 Curved knife, the hilt and scabbard enriched with profuse carv- 
 ings of peasants engaged in agricultural operations ; with formal 
 leaf borders, carried out in low relief and incised in black. 
 
 Length, 151, inches. 
 
 331— JAPANESE CARVED SANDAL-woop BuppHA 
 
 Erect figure of the god, with the long ears of Wisdom, clad in 
 flowing robes and holding in his left hand the lotus; the forehead 
 
Second Session 
 
 LK 
 
 has a pearl cabochon and the breast a small inlaid gilded swas- 
 tika; on shaped molded base, carved with formal scrollings and 
 
 other conventional motives. 
 Total height, 181% inches. 
 
 EUROPEAN MINIATURE CARVED IVORIES 
 
 332—CarveD Ivory SEAL English, XVIII Century 
 
 Head-and-shoulders of a jester, the comedy mask pulled up above 
 his forehead displaying the wearied face beneath. Unusual 
 heraldic seal. 
 
 Height, 1% inches. 
 
 333—TovrkisH Carvep Ivory Patrcn Box 
 
 Circular valanced body and cover enriched with further carved 
 scallops and wave mouldings. 
 Height, 1%, inches. 
 
 334—Carvep Ivory MEDALLION 
 
 HEAD OF PROPHETESS. Bust of a young woman with flower- 
 
 wreathed curls; head to right. 
 Height, 1%, inches. 
 
 335—Swiss Carvep Ivory Group 
 
 Figure of a couchant lion sprawled over a trophy of arms, with 
 
 the badge of Helvetia and inscription. 
 Height, 114 inches. 
 
 336—Two Miniature Carvep AMBER FicuREs 
 Florentine, XV Century 
 CHRIST AND ST. JOSEPH. Our Saviour carries the Paschal lamb, 
 reclining on a cushion; exquisitely carved in translucent golden- 
 brown amber. The saint carries a missal and three lily stalks, 
 
 executed in amber of a slightly darker tonation. 
 Height, 2%, inches. 
 
 337—Two Carvep Ivory OBJECTS 
 
 (as) Medieval chariot with double domed and pinnacled_ balda- 
 chino, under which two personages are seated; drawn by two 
 sturdy oxen. (8) A turbaned personage imprisoned in a domed 
 cage of elaborately pierced scroll-work. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 338—Knire anp Fork wirH Carvep Ivory Hanpies 
 Flemish, XVII Century 
 The handles carved with the figures of a nobleman and his belle, 
 in contemporary costume; the former has a parrot perched upon 
 his hand, the latter, in court dress, holds an opened fan against 
 her breast. The handles bear proof of long usage, by the smooth, 
 worn condition of the carving and the rich patina. (Both 
 
 cracked.) 
 
 339—Carvep Ivory BonBONNIERE 
 School of Dieppe, Louis XV Period 
 Circular; the top displaying in cameo relief the figures of Mars 
 and Venus, with a flying cupid in classic garden landscape; base 
 of box developing putti within rocaille-scrolled borders. 
 
 Diameter, 234 inches. 
 
 340—Partr Carvep Ivory Porrrair Mrepaiions 
 HENRY IV AND THE MINISTER suLLY. Head and shoulders por- 
 traits; that of Henry IV, laurel-crowned, head to right, that of 
 Sully beruffed, head to left. In very flat relief. Framed. 
 
 341—Carvep Ivory BonBoNNIERE 
 School of Dieppe, XVIII Century 
 Circular; the cover bearing a central valanced medallion display- 
 ing a seated female figure surrounded by spirally divided floral 
 motives; the box similarly decorated, the medallion bearing the 
 figure of a male gallant accompanied by his dog. 
 
 Diameter, 21% inches. 
 
 342—Carvep Ivory Parco Box 
 School of Dieppe, Louis XV Period 
 Circular; the lid displaying a rocaille-scrolled medallion bearing 
 the figures of a pair of lovers before the walls of a house; box 
 with rocaille ornaments, animals, foliage and formal trellis. 
 
 Diameter, 2 inches. 
 
 343—Pair SmMatui Carvep Ivory Ficurines 
 Tiny figures of lightly draped man playing a flute, and woman 
 
 encircled by the body of a snake. 
 Height, 3 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 344—Parr FrencH Carvep Ivory Caméto MEDALLIONS 
 
 Oval bust portraits, head to right, of a high ecclesiastic and a 
 
 court lady. Framed. 
 Height, 3%, inches. 
 
 345—Carvep Ivory PowpEr Box 
 
 Circular; cover and body enriched with boldly scrolled leafage, 
 the body having further, four oval medallions with presentments 
 
 of animals. (Needs repair.) 
 Diameter, 314 inches. 
 
 346—Curious Goip-Mountrrep Carvep Ivory Box 
 French, XVIIT Century 
 Carved in the form of a gauntlet enriched with coronet, doves and 
 flaming hearts as symbols of love. Hinged, cartouche-shaped 
 cover within gold rim, minutely chiseled with honeysuckle and 
 blossom motives. 
 
 347—Carvep Ivory Bonson Box XVII Century 
 Low urn-shaped; valanced body and cover with hemispherical 
 finials; body, cover and foot enriched with multiple wave mold- 
 
 ings. (Cover cracked.) 
 Height, 314 inches. 
 
 348—Carvep Ivory Havut-RELIEF AVIIT Century 
 BACCHANALIA. The figure of a reclining vine-wreathed Bacchus, 
 surrounded by two youthful Bacchants and a Faun, each carry- 
 ing a bunch of grapes. Carved in undercut relief ; fine patina. 
 
 Height, 3%, inches; length, 6% inches. 
 
 349—Two Carvep Ivory STATUETTES Italian, XVIII Century 
 Depicting the vigorously and masterfully carved figures of a 
 charging bull and of a roaring lion, ready to attack. Fine 
 mellow ivory with brilliant patina. On oblong, molded wooden 
 
 pedestal bases. 
 Height, 31%, inches. 
 
 350—Carvep Ivory Bas-RELIEF Italian, XVIII Century 
 LEDA AND THE SWAN, in landscape with attendant cupids. High 
 polish. 
 
 Height, 31% inches; width, 6Y%, inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions wnder which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 251—SmaLL Carvep Ivory Ficuringe German, Late XVIT Century 
 
 ROY HOLDING FRUIT. Figure of a curly-haired, undraped putto 
 
 clasping in both arms a mass of fruit. 
 Height, 31/, inches. 
 
 352—Carvep Ivory MEDALLION Flemish, XVIII Century 
 cLEoPATRA. Half-length portrait of the queen in flowing robe, 
 applying to her bare breast the asp. Finely modeled in very 
 
 bold relief; rich yellow patina. 
 Height, 31 inches. 
 
 Note: From the famous collection of Count Marcolini, Dresden, 1824. 
 
 353—Two Carvep Ivory Bas-R£ELIEFs Italian, Renaissance Style 
 (a) MaponNA AND cHItp. Half-length figure of the Madonna 
 holding a sceptre encircling the Saviour with his right arm. 
 The latter is standing on a parapet and holds an orb. (8) 
 ANGEL APPEARING TO ST. BONIFACE. The Saint is clad in clerical 
 robes, covered by a short mantle of camel hair and carries a 
 palm branch and a skull. At the left a crucifix and cherub. 
 
 Height, 5 inches; width, 3% inches. 
 
 354—Carvep Ivory MEpALLion 
 LEDA AND THE swAN. Oval medallion displaying the reclining 
 figures; rocky landscape. In cuivre doré frame. 
 Width, 4 inches. 
 
 3855—Carvep Ivory MEpaiion 
 Greek Classic Style of III Century, B. C. 
 DEMOSTHENES. Seated figure of the aged philosopher, head to 
 the left, his robe loosely draped about his loins. Finely modeled 
 and undercut in bold relief ; probably late XVIII Century. 
 
 Height, 31% inches. 
 
 356—Carvep Ivory MErpaLiion Flemish, Late XVII Century 
 
 CENTAUR AND LoveRS. On the left the clasped figures of a 
 bearded warrior and an undraped woman; on the right a centaur 
 at play; rustic landscape. In cutvre doré frame. 
 
 Width, 4 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 Canes ee ee ern nen nnn SS 
 
 357—-Carvep Ivory Umpretia Hanpie 
 With presentments of frogs, a fly and a lotus leaf. 
 
 Height, 41, inehes. 
 
 358—Pair Carved Ivory STATUETTES Spanish, XVII Century 
 Two figures of saints in voluminous gowns; one with book, the 
 
 other with clasped hands. Rich patina. 
 Height, 414 inches. 
 
 359—Pamr Exeuisire Smati Carvep Ivory Groups 
 Flemish, XVII Century 
 Two groups of putti, each consisting of two mounted on the 
 shoulders of a kneeling third; very fine patina and workmanship. 
 
 On wooden plinth. 
 Total height, 414 inches. 
 
 360—Carvep Ivory Bas-Revier Portrair 
 KING CHARLES OF ENGLAND, head to right. Framed. 
 
 Height, 434 inches. 
 
 361—Parr Smaxti Carvep Ivory Ficurines Flemish, XVII Century 
 ADAM AND EvE. ‘Tiny standing figures, the faces of both ex- 
 pressing the agony of guilt; the man holds the apple, the woman 
 a fig leaf, while the serpent writhes itself about the body of the 
 woman. On turned wooden plinth. Fine patina. 
 
 Total height, 41% inches. 
 
 362—Carvep Ivory PLAQUE French, Late Gothic Style 
 MADONNA AND cHILD. The Madonna is seated on a throne and 
 holds the Saviour in her lap; two angels and a lamb complete 
 
 the group. In wooden frame. 
 Height, 4°4, inches; width, 38% inches. 
 
 363—Carvep Ivory Group Italian, XVII Century 
 SLEEPING CHERUB. Reclining figure, head to the left, on a pallet 
 bed covered with a loosely draped garment. Fine patina. On 
 
 ebonized plinth. 
 Total length, 434 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 3865—Iratian Carvep Ivory Ovat Box 
 
 Decorated with elaborate flat-carved formal floral ornament, 
 
 strapped and scrolled. 
 Width, 5 inches. 
 
 366—Carvep Ivory SEAL XVIII Century 
 
 Adossés heads of woman and skeleton surmounting shaft enriched 
 with scrolled acanthus leaves; heraldic seal of eighteen quar- 
 terings. 
 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
 367—Carvep Ivory Group AVITI Century 
 FROLICKING PUTTI. ‘Two figures, one standing holding bunches 
 
 of vines, the other seated at his feet and grasping at fruit. On 
 
 wooden plinth. 
 Total height, 5 inches. 
 
 368—Carvep Ivory STATUETTE French, XVII Century 
 RUNNING PUTTO. Scantily draped, the left leg raised in the air. 
 Fine patina. On carved and polychromed walnut plinth. 
 
 Total height, 51% inches. 
 
 369—Two Smaxtyt Carvep Ivory Ficures French, XVIII Century 
 DIANA AND HOUND AND APOLLO, after the antique. Minutely and 
 skilfully carved, the former having a rich mellow patina and 
 apparently of an earlier period than the latter. Pedestal bases. 
 
 Heights, 4%, and 5 inches. 
 
 Note: The former from the Collection of Counsellor Nell, of Coblenz. 
 anno 1824, 
 
 370—Two Ivory Panrets Carvep In Havut-RELIEF 
 Early XVIII Century 
 
 VENUS AND MARS. ‘The former is accompanied by a playful amor 
 armed with bow and quiver and offering her an apple; the warrior 
 god armed with spear and shield and accompanied by a wolf and 
 other emblems. Minutely carved in ivory invested with the mel- 
 lowness of age. In ebonized parcel-gilded frames. 
 
 Height, 5 inches; width, 214 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 371—Carvep Ivory STATUETTE Italian, XVIII Century 
 
 ALLEGORY OF PAINTING. ‘The standing figure of a putto holding 
 drapery, palette brushes and mahlstick. Molded, octagonal 
 
 pedestal base. 
 Height, 51% inches. 
 
 372—Two Carvep Ivory BaAs-REeiers Flemish, XVII Century 
 
 TWO ALLEGORIES. ‘The former depicting the head of Boreas, a 
 floating cherub blowing a trumpet and a seated putto holding a 
 basket ; the latter displaying two putti on a parapet accompanied 
 by a vase and a cornucopia; in the distance the battlements of 
 a castle. Curiously engraved with minute feathering. Soft, 
 
 mellow patina. 
 Height, 5 inches; width, 31%, inches. 
 
 373—Carvep Ivory RELIEF 
 
 The figure of an Emperor standing in his chariot, drawn by four 
 galloping horses; after the antique. 
 
 Height, 5 inches; length, 614, inches. 
 
 374—Carvep Ivory Group on ALABASTER PEDESTAL 
 
 Italian, Late XVII Century 
 FECONDITE. The group consists of a seated robust, young 
 woman, draped in voluminous robes and holding an infant on her 
 lap; a putto wrapped in an animal skin proffers a basket of fruit. 
 Heavy, circular, concave base carved with festooned draperies 
 
 and fruit trophies, with slight traces of gilding. 
 Height, 61% inches. 
 
 375—Carvep Ivory Bas-RELIEF 
 THE DANCE. The figure of a Greek female dancer, after the 
 antique, in graceful pose, her body partly draped in the folds of 
 a floating veil, which she holds gracefully between her finger tips. 
 
 Height, 6 inches; width, 4%, inches. 
 
 376—Carvep Ivory STATUETTE Italian, Late XVII Century 
 VENUS DE MEDIcI. Small replica after the famous statue by 
 Cleomenes in the Uffizi. Masterfully executed in creamy-yellow 
 ivory, mellow with age and having a fine patina. (Both arms 
 
 repaired.) 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 377——Two Carvep Ivory Sraturtres Italian, Late XVII Century 
 The figures of a Viking and a female companion seated on 
 rockeries. The former, his head and shoulders covered by a 
 lion skin, holds distaff and bobbin; his companion similarly 
 draped, rests her hands on a large club. Mellow-toned ivory 
 
 with fine patina. 
 Height, 6 inches. 
 
 378—Carvep Ivory Bust Italian, Late XVIII Century 
 
 Bust of the Roman Emperor Julius Caesar, crowned with a laurel 
 wreath. Mounted on small molded wooden console. 
 
 . Height, 61% inches. 
 
 379—Carvep Ivory CruciFix 
 Cylindrical cross enriched at intersection with carved winged 
 
 cherub’s head. Hinged loop for attachment. 
 Length, 6% inches. 
 
 380—Carvep Ivory STATUETTE Italian, Late XVII Century 
 Statue of apoio, after the antique. Graceful pose, the body 
 slightly inclined to the right, the right arm raised before the 
 
 head. Brilliant patina. (Cracked.) 
 Height, 7 inches. 
 
 381—Smautt Carvep Ivory Group Italian, Late XVII Century 
 THE LEGEND OF SAINT MARTIN. The saint seated on a rearing 
 horse, gives the half of his mantle to the beggar, standing by his 
 side; rustic base and wood disc foot. (Arm missing.) 
 
 Height, 7 inches. 
 
 382—Carvep Ivory GoBLET Italian, XVIII Century 
 
 Narrow cylindrical bowl enriched with a group of frolicking 
 putti, in relief. The bowl is supported by a youthful Bacchant, 
 carrying a bunch of grapes. Circular molded foot carved with 
 
 fruit border. 
 Height, 734 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 883—Carvep Ivory STATUETTE Dutch, XVII Century 
 Statuette of the Madonna in pious attitude, her head and body 
 wrapped in the folds of a tunic, fastened at her throat. Her 
 hands are folded before her and she gazes upward as if in prayer. 
 Delicately carved in mellow-toned ivory, bearing rich patina. 
 
 Molded oval wooden base rimmed in ivory. 
 Height, 8%, inches. 
 
 384—Curious Carvep Ivory STATUETTE AVI Century Style 
 The full-length standing figure of a monarch in elaborate fur- 
 trimmed gala costume, holding his gauntlets in his right hand; 
 his body conceals two doors opening to reveal a triptych depict- 
 ing a queen seated in a palanquin and carried in procession. 
 
 Molded wooden pedestal base. 
 Height, 9 inches. 
 
 385—CarvepD Ivory STATUETTE French, Late XVII Century 
 The full-length, standing figure of a queen of France, in elab- 
 orately and lavishly embroidered court dress covered by a regal 
 mantle trimmed with ermine and semé with fleurs-de-lys. She is 
 crowned and her left hand is raised in an attitude of command. 
 
 On molded rectangular pedestal base. 
 Height, 91% inches. 
 
 386—Carvep Ivory STATUETTE 
 The pathetic figure of a young beggar girl in rags, carrying a 
 large mug and holding her little brother by the hand. On 
 
 elaborately carved and molded pedestal base. 
 Height, 91% inches. 
 
 387—Carvep Ivory STATUETTE 
 Depicting a beggar in rags; in one hand he carries hat and staff, 
 in the other a small bell. On curious carved and molded hexago- 
 
 nal pedestal. 
 Height, 1114 inches. 
 
 388—Carvep Ivory STATUETTE Italian, XVIII Century 
 LAMENTING saint. Erect figure in long robes, with flowing hair 
 
 and clasped hands. On ebonized plinth. 
 
 Total height, 1114 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 389—Inp1an CarvepD Ivory MEDALLION 
 Spear-shaped, with pierced pattern formed of lotus leaves sur- 
 rounding a central oval cabochon. 
 
 390—ImportTant Carved ALABASTER PLAQUE 
 
 Flemish, XVI Century 
 Small bas-relief, with traces of polychroming and gilding. De- 
 picting vividly the Christ on the way to Calvary, stumbling under 
 the weight of the Cross, with figures of citizens and Roman 
 soldiers, and in the foreground St. Veronica, with the miraculous 
 image printed on the handkerchief. A notable specimen of early 
 carved alabaster, especially as to composition. Framed. 
 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
 391—Carvep Ivory PiaavuE Italian, Early XVIII Century 
 
 NYMPH AT HER TOILET. Seated undraped figure of a charming 
 woman inserting a comb in her hair; behind her the figures of 
 two women attendants, one middle-aged and one old, and a 
 roughly indicated building. Very fine modeling. Framed. 
 
 Height, 71, inches. 
 
 392—Carvep Ivory PLAQUE Italian, XVII Century 
 
 MATER DoLoRosA. Erect figure of the Virgin, with upraised 
 hands, and three cherub figures about the hem of her gown. In 
 
 bold relief, finely modeled. 
 Height, 734 inches. 
 
 393—Two Carvep Ivory Havut-ReELiers 
 French-Flemish, Late XVII Century 
 
 BACCHANALIAN SCENES. The former depicting a satyr courting a 
 nymph; with attendant cupid. The latter representing Apollo 
 and a Bacchante, holding Pan’s pipes; they are accompanied by 
 two Cupids, supporting draperies and carrying vines. Master- 
 fully and vigorously carved; recalling the work of Duquesnoy 
 
 (called Fiammingo). In oblong wooden frames. 
 Height, 8 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 394—MassivE Carvep Ivory CovErRED CoUPE 
 Nuremberg, Renaissance Style 
 
 In three sections. Club-shaped body stand- 
 ing on upturned chalice base; balustered 
 cover with finial displaying female figure 
 to whom is appearing an angel holding a 
 torch. Covered with an all-over meticu- 
 lously carved decoration of scrolls, masca- 
 rons, putti, angels and deities among 
 clouds; short stem developing three angel 
 forms terminating in leafage; bold relief, 
 
 Height, 301% inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 395—Two Carvep Ivory STATUETTES 
 Persian, XVIII Century 
 
 The standing figures of a dignitary and 
 his wife in elaborate court costumes and 
 wearing much jewelry. Polychromed in 
 sections. Minutely carved in mellow-toned 
 ivory. On molded octagonal bases of dif- 
 
 ferent size. 
 Height, 9 inches. 
 
 396—Carvep Ivory TriprycH 
 
 When opened, the panels display from left 
 to right: Charles I bidding farewell to his 
 children. The Battle of Naseby and The 
 Execution of Charles I. The base flanked 
 by military trophies and bearing a scroll 
 with inscription. Frame crested by the 
 
 Royal Arms of England. 
 394 Height, 10 inches. 
 
 397—Two Carvep Ivory STraTuETTES 
 SAINT JOAN OF ARC AND SAINT JOHN, the latter depicted in fif- 
 teenth century robes with his flaming cauldron. On wooden 
 
 plinths. 
 Height, 11 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
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 INTERESTING CarveD Ivory STATUETTE 
 
 Flemish, Late XVII Century 
 An undraped martyr is seated upon rocks in an attitude of great 
 agony, raising his right arm in supplicant fashion while he sup- 
 ports himself with the left. The (wooden) rocky base is ap- 
 
 parently of later period. (Slightly damaged.) 
 Height, 8° inches. 
 
 398 
 
 399—Two Carvep Ivory STATUETTES 
 Flemish, Early XVIII Century 
 BACCHUS AND cERES. The former carries large bunches of 
 grapes in his arm and on his head, the latter, wreathed and partly 
 covered by a floating drapery, holds before her a sheaf of wheat. 
 
 Rich patina. 
 Height, 12 inches. 
 
 WEDGWOOD CAMEOS, MEDALLIONS, TABLE SERVICES, 
 VASES AND: OTHER OBJECTS 
 
 400—Pair Werpewoop Sacr-crEEN CamEos XVIII Century 
 
 Groups of putti performing sacrificial rites; with clouds, and fan 
 
 ornament. In gilded frames. 
 Height, 2 inches. 
 
 401—Two Wepewoop Brack Jasper Cameos Late XVIII Century 
 
 Seated figure of Father Time, and the Rape of Europa. 
 
 402—Earty Wrpcewoop SAGE-GREEN SHAKESPEARE MEDALLION 
 
 Oval medallion with bust of the poet, head to left; finely executed. 
 
 In gilded frame. ae 
 Height, 414 inches. 
 
 403—Grovur or Wepewoop Jasper CAMEOS XVIII Century 
 
 Twelve in deep blue and one in rare indigo dip; various shapes, 
 displaying classical figures. Mounted in frame. 
 
Second Session 
 
 ee 
 
 404—Werpcwoop Buivur JAsPpER MEDALLION 
 
 Wedgwood and Bentley, 1768-1780 
 THE INFANT HERCULES. Oval me- 
 dallion depicting the standing fig- 
 ure of the child, in lionskin, with 
 his club, a slain monster at his feet. 
 
 Height, 6%, inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 405—Wepewoopr Basatres MeEpusa- 
 HEAD MeEpaLuion Circa 1780 
 
 Circular, with cameo relief model- 
 
 ing of the snake-enwreathed Gor- 
 
 gon head, facing the observer ; 
 from the second and lower relief 
 medallion executed by Flaxman in 
 
 Pigs: 
 4.04 Diameter, 5°4 inches. 
 
 406—Wepewoon Jasper Porrrarr MeEpat- 
 LION XVIII Century 
 JosIAH WEDGWoop. Bust portrait of the 
 distinguished founder of the potteries, 
 head to left, very finely modeled ; by the 
 famous contemporary sculptor, Flax- 
 
 man. Framed. 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
 Note: A very fine example of the authen- 
 ticated work of Flaxman at Etruria. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 407—Wepewoop Brack BasaLTes SLAVERY 4.06 
 MeEpDALLION Circa 1820 
 
 Oval; white ground, with figure of a chained kneeling slave and 
 inscription: AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER, in black basaltes. 
 Framed. 
 
 Height, 734, inches. 
 
 Note: These medallions were executed in the period 1810-1833 at the time 
 when William Wilberforce was endeavoring to secure abolition in the English 
 colonies. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 408 
 
 408—THE Very Rare Wepewoop Merpusa-HEAD MEDALLION 
 Wedgwood and Bentley, 1777 
 
 Circular, the snake-enwreathed head facing the observer; in 
 white, on pale blue jasper. Gilded frame. 
 
 Diameter, 5 inches. 
 
 Note: The head was modeled by Flaxman in Oct., 1776, from an antique 
 marble in the possession of Sir Wm. Hamilton. Rathbone says of it (pl. 30): 
 “This subject has perhaps the highest relief of any ever made by Wedgwood, 
 standing over an inch clear of the field . . .” the difficulties of manufacture 
 being very great. Only eight of them were known (1898) all being in private 
 hands; and since 1915 (Timothy Crowley Collection) none have come on 
 the market. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 409—Parr WeEpewoor Bamsoo Warr Cream Jucs XVIII Century 
 
 Fine cane-colored ware with classical decorations of children at 
 play, trees, etc., in cameo relief in chocolate-brown and slate 
 respectively. 
 
 Height, 31 inches. 
 
 410—Pair Wepewoop Buivur Jasper Piaaues XVIII Century 
 Figures of children and cherubs at play, under trees; pale blue 
 jasper. Framed. 
 Height, 4 inches; length, 51% inches. 
 411—Earty Wepewoop Sacr-creeN PowpEr Jar 
 Jasper dip. Octagonal, covered jar with medallions displaying 
 classical figures, trophies and formal leafage decoration. 
 Height, 41% inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 412—Wepewoop Biur Jasper Powprer Box 
 Circular; lid with acorn finial. Body with formal honeysuckle 
 and oak leaf decoration below a guilloche band; lid with circle 
 
 of floral scrollings. 
 Diameter, 5 inches. 
 
 413—Turer SmMatt Onsects 1In WeEpGwoop JASPER 
 (A) Sage-green plaque, displaying chain of dancing nymphs. 
 (8) Circular medallion in blue dip, with amorous subject. XVIII 
 century. (c) Blue miniature vase, with figure and landscape 
 decoration. 
 
 414—Two Wepewoop Jasper “Dip” Bett Putts XVIII Century 
 
 Ovoid, in sage green and heliotrope, with conventional leaf deco- 
 ration; the second unusually crackled. 
 
 415—Wepewoop Buiur Jasper VAsE 
 Deep blue pear-shaped vase with simulated lion mask ring handles 
 and decoration of leafage and single male and female classic 
 
 figures. After a model by Flaxman. 
 Height, 9 inches. 
 
 416—WepcGwoop SAGE-GREEN PLATE 
 
 Circular, with narrow marli bearing floral festoons; cavetto with 
 
 central circular formal leaf ornament. 
 Diameter, 10 inches. 
 
 417—Patr Earty Wepewoop Buve Jasrper Puates 
 Repeating formal honeysuckle motive interrupted by oak leaves. 
 
 Diameter, 7 inches. 
 
 418—Earity Wepewoop Jasper Soxirarrre TEA SERVICE 
 Comprising tea pot, covered sugar bowl, milk jug, waste bow] 
 and cup and saucer, on oval tray, in pale blue jasper. Formal 
 leaf borders and delicate frieze decorations of children at play. 
 Composed set. 
 Diameter of tray, 13 inches. 
 419—Earty Wepewoop BasaLtes CorreE SERVICE 
 Comprising coffee-pot, cream jug, sugar-bowl and four cups and 
 saucers in fine black basalt ware, with bands of holly leaves and 
 graceful festoon ornament. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions wnder which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 420—Wepewoop Brack BasauTes Bust oF Mercury 
 
 Head and shoulders of the god, in winged cap, head to half-right, 
 
 after the well-known original. Circular plinth. 
 Height, 18 inches. 
 
 421—Two Wepewoop SAGE-GREEN PLAQUES 1792 
 One oval, one cigar-shaped. Bearing the same group decora- 
 
 tion: Women and Children, after the model by Lady Templeton. 
 
 Height, 63, inches; length, 81% inches. 
 Height, 41% inches; length, 11% inches. 
 
 422—-Two Wepewoop JAspER CANDLESTICKS XVIII Century 
 
 Classic female figure in white biscuit on circular wreathed plinth ; 
 square base. Each supporting a cornucopia holding the bobéche ; 
 pale blue jasper. (One slightly restored. ) 
 
 Height, 10 inches. 
 
 423—Wepewoop Buiur Jasper VASE © AVITIT Century 
 Ovoid, with two scroll handles; flattened shoulder, flaring neck 
 with cover. Formal floral decorations in white on blue jasper. 
 
 Height, 934, inches. 
 
 424—Two Wepewoop JAsPpER PLAQuEs 
 One in sage-green, the other in gray-black jasper dip. Depict- 
 ing chains of the dancing hours, classically clad. In gilded 
 
 frames. 
 Height, 6 inches; length, 18 inches. 
 
 425—Wepewoop Brive Jasper Krater VAsE 
 Deep blue dip. Vase with pierced cover; formal floral decora- 
 tions and frieze with classic female and child figures in garden. 
 
 Height, 81 inches. 
 
 426—Wepewoop Brive Jasper PEDESTAL STAND XVIII Century 
 
 Cylindrical, with molded head and base; the latter laurel 
 
 wreathed, the former with band of formal honeysuckle decora- 
 
 tion, in white. Frieze with festoons of vines depending from re- 
 curring lion masks. 
 
 Height, 834 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 427—Earty Wepewoop Brack Jasper ExeMPLAR OF THE Famous 
 PortTLanp VASE 
 
 The vase is a squat club-shape with flaring neck joined by two 
 
 handles to the shoulders. The figure decoration, in white, de- 
 
 picts an allegory which has been variously interpreted; most 
 
 probably as the entry into Immortality through the gate of 
 
 Death. An early copy, finely executed, from the original molds. 
 
 Height, 10 inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 428—Werpcwoop BivuEr JAspER VASE XVIII Century 
 Ovoid, with two reeded loop handles in cream. Frieze decoration 
 of rustic landscape with children at play, above a band of honey- 
 suckle. Square enriched plinth. (Has been repaired.) 
 
 Height, 11 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 NEEDLE-POINT PANELS, ORIENTAL AND BEARSKIN RUGS 
 
 429—Sitx EmBroimpERED AND PainTED PANEL 
 English, Late Georgian Period 
 Oval; displaying the seated figure of a shepherdess and a ram, 
 in rustic landscape. Embroidered in. soft autumn colors and 
 pale blue on silk, the head and neck being washed in. Framed. 
 
 Height, 121% inches; width, 10 inches. 
 
 430—Sirk EmBromERED PANEL Italian, XVI Century Style 
 
 Oval; developing central figure of a saintly Carmelite monk in a 
 medallion surrounded by formal scrolling in low relief executed 
 in soft colors on a deep gray ground. Inset painted face. 
 
 Inlaid mahogany frame. 
 Height, 13 inches; width, 11 inches. 
 
 431—Sitk EmproiperED AND PaInTED PANEL 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 Rustic figures of lady, with a basket on her head, leading a child; 
 in country landscape. Executed in wools and silks, the faces 
 and arms realistically painted, on silk. In gilded frame. 
 
 Height, 13 inches; width, 11 inches. 
 
 432—-SMa.LL PETIT-POINT AND EMBROIDERED PANEL 
 AVI Century Style 
 
 Central panel depicting the classic interior of a house with male 
 and female figures grouped about a man with a broadsword in 
 the act of slaying two children; formal verdure border. The 
 whole executed in soft colors, with portions carried out in a flat 
 silk embroidery stitch. Framed. 
 
 Height, 81% inches; length, 121%, inches. 
 
 433—PrtIT-PoINT PANEL XVI Century Style 
 Narrow oblong; containing three rustic panels; the topmost 
 depicting a fox in a rural landscape, the centre one plants and 
 the lowest, swans in a pond, with finely executed borders of trail- 
 ing fruit. In soft colors. Framed. 
 
 Height, 38 inches; width, 9 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
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 434—NEEDLE-POINT PANEL circa 1840 
 Figure of a peasant girl, standing in the wooden doorway of a 
 cottage wreathed in creeper, and knitting; a kitten plays with 
 her ball of wool. In gros-point, the face in petit-point, executed 
 
 in naturalistic colors. Framed. 
 Height, 26 inches; width, 21 inches. 
 
 435—S1LkK EMBROIDERED PANEL Directoire Period 
 
 Classic interior facade with windows, columns and central hang- 
 ing mirror, before which stands a woman holding a child, while 
 a second is pleading with a fancifully clad warrior on the right, 
 who holds a spear; parquetry floor decoration. Finely embroid- 
 
 ered in soft colors; framed. 
 Height, 16 inches; width, 17 inches. 
 
 436—FiemisH Tapestry FRiezE eee. Renatssance Style 
 
 Field of deep ivory with fine presentation of seated female classi- 
 cal figures in various poses in formal arbors overrun with trail- 
 ing leafage; separated by temple pylons, and garden scenes dis- 
 playing lawns, fountains and birds behind a classical arcade 
 supported by male caryatids. In pale blue, café-au-lait, terra- 
 cotta, leaf green and shades of fawn within simple borders of 
 terra-cotta. (Needs reparation.) 
 
 Height, 3 feet 6 inches; length, about 15 yards. 
 
 437—JAPANESE SILK EmBroimpERED PANEL t7/7Cc— 
 
 Meticulously executed presentment of a sejant tiger, facing the 
 observer, in soft grays, browns and ivory, on a ground of cafe- 
 au-lait. In molded mirror-lacquered frame. 
 
 Height, including frame, 6 feet 11 inches; width, 3 feet 4 inches. 
 
 , 438—Gorp-EMBROWERED Mosaue BANNER Asia Minor 
 Wire, Field of terra-cotta satin embroidered with graceful trailing 
 
 Brass of lilies, with gold-woven centre panel depicting a stepped 
 7 arch; the interior, spandrils and border being occupied by 
 ( scrolled blossoms woven in soft reds, greens and blues. 
 
 Length, 6 feet; width, 3 feet 10 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 a EET SE GESTS SGT STG ASE i 
 
 439—Smaut Kurpistan Mar 
 Square, the sea-green field being occupied wtih a formal hexagon 
 pattern in bold colors. Deep blue border with geometrical sway- 
 
 ing leaf pattern; narrow formal guards. 
 24 inches square. 
 
 440—Kuvrpistan RuNNER 
 Rich fluctuating sky-blue field divided into five arched compart- 
 ments each containing an isolated mosque lamp carried out in 
 principal colors of rose, sea-green and ivory. Formal border 
 of swaying “pears” in yellow and the colors of the field, on ivory 
 ground, with outer guard of deep red displaying conventional 
 
 leaf and rosette motives. 
 Length, 17 feet 6 inches; width, 3 feet 2 inches. 
 
 441—IspaHan RUNNER XVIII Century 
 
 Field of terra-cotta closely occupied by an intricate design of 
 formal leafage and Mina Khani pattern in lemon-yellow, 
 emerald and deep blue with stepped end arches outlined in terra- 
 cotta against pattern-filled grounds of light and deep blue. 
 Border of rich purplish-blue with leaf and repeating turtle pat- 
 terns in colors of the field, flanked on each side by three narrow 
 formal guards. (Has been repaired. ) 
 
 Length, 19 feet 3 inches; width, 3 feet 10 inches. 
 
 442—FrrEGHAN MILLE-FLEURS Rue 
 Field of rich deep blue with closely pictured Herati design inter- 
 spersed with rosettes, in pale blue, rose, ivory, emerald and 
 saffron-yellow, bounded at the ends by stepped arches in deep 
 rose; the spandrils with pattern of flower-heads in colors of the 
 field on a sea-green ground. Narrow border in sea-green with 
 rosette and turtle patterns; four conventional guards in rose 
 and terra-cotta, with swaying leaf patterns. (Needs slight re- 
 
 pair.) 
 Length, 12 feet 10 inches; width, 6 feet 9 inches. 
 
 443—MountTain SHEEPSKIN Rue 
 Exceptionally long wool; mounted on blue cloth. 
 
 60 inches by 56 inches. 
 
Second Session 
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 444—Poriar Berar Rue 
 Fine lustrous white fur; mounted head and four claws. 
 
 Length, 6 feet 8 inches; width, 6 feet 10 inches. 
 
 445—Poiar Bear Rue 
 Exceptionally long fur; mounted on red and blue cloth, with head 
 
 and four claws. 
 Length, 8 feet 3 inches; width, 8 feet 5 inches. 
 
 CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS OF THE SPANISH, FRENCH 
 AND OVHER.sSCHOOLS 
 
 C. BOURDIER 
 
 Frencu: ConTEMPORARY 
 
 446—PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG WOMAN 
 Fan Water-color on silk: Height, 9 inches; length, 19 inches 
 
 Portrait of a brunette young woman surrounded by trailing sprays of 
 nasturtium, in soft pastel colors and gold. (Needs restoration. ) 
 
 Signed at lower right. 
 
 M. LOPEZ CANTERO 
 
 CoNTEMPORARY SPANISH 
 
 447—A GLIMPSE OF THE GARDEN 
 { Fan Water-color: Height, 11 inches; length, 21 inches 
 
 entrally, the interior of a Hispano-Moresque courtyard, with a 
 glimpse through a narrow passage of a garden outside. To right and 
 
 left, trailing sprays of flowers. 
 Signed at bottom. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 GARCIA Y RODRIGUEZ 
 
 CONTEMPORARY SPANISH: 1863— 
 
 448—A SPANISH SEAPORT TOWN 
 
 Fan Water-color: Height, 11 inches; length, 21 inches 
 Three scenes in a Spanish seaport town in the nineties. On the left a 
 railed window, with flowers and shrubs; in the centre a religious festival, 
 
 with hooded monks and populace; on the right, the sea and a prome- 
 nade scene, with pedestrians and carriages. 
 
 Signed at lower left and dated 1901. 
 
 — ADOLPHE 
 
 CoNTEMPORARY 
 
 449—THE BATHERS 
 Signed Fan Color Print: Height, 12 inches; length, 25 mches 
 Figures of scantily-draped maidens and a cupidon disporting them- 
 
 selves in the breaking waves. 
 Signed at lower right. 
 
 G. MEYER 
 
 CoNTEMPORARY 
 
 450—THE REBUFF 
 Fan Water-color: Height, 12 inches; length, 24 inches 
 
 On the left, rustic lovers dressed in holiday finery, the girl walking 
 away from the disappointed man; on the right, reeds and water-fowl. 
 
 Signed at lower right. 
 
Second Session 
 
 G. SIMONI 
 Irauian: 1846— 
 
 451—THE GAME OF BACKGAMMON 
 Water-color: Height, 30 inches; width, 22 inches 
 A group of three brightly clad Arabs surrounds the seated figures of 
 
 two others, engaged in an earnest game on a low table in the Moorish 
 courtyard of an old house. 
 Signed at lower right and dated 1899. 
 
 HENRY PIERCE BONE, A. R. A. 
 EncusH: 1779-1855 
 
 452—PORTRAIT OF HENRY PHILIP HOPE \W-a«<~ 
 
 Painting on copper: Height, 13 inches; width, 10 mches 
 Slender figure clad in puffed and slashed black gilet and knee-breeches, 
 
 displaying deep rose lining similar in color to his cape; he carries in 
 his right hand a black plumed hat. Romantic landscape background. 
 
 Signed at back and dated 1802. 
 
 Note: An inscription on the back reads: ‘London, Septr. 1802. Painted by 
 Henry Bone, A.Rt.A., enamel painter to H.R.H. The Prince of Wales, after a picture 
 by the late Guy Head painted at Rome in 1798.” 
 
 J. H. DOLPH 
 
 CoNTEMPORARY 
 
 453—AN INTERESTING TAIL Wrtite 
 Height, 10 inches; length, 16 inches 
 
 On the left of the picture, a mouse-trap, projecting from which can 
 be seen the tail of a mouse, which a white and a tortoise-shell kitten are 
 watching intently. At the right, in the background, two earthenware 
 jars. 
 
 Signed at lower left. 
 
(iain sa ment 
 
 Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 ALFRED CHAVANNES 
 
 CoNTEMPORARY 
 
 454—-PASTORAL LANDSCAPE eee t 
 VHGA. 
 
 Height, 13 inches; length, 19 mches 
 The sunset light flooding the pasture on the right of the picture and 
 
 | the massed trees of the edge of a wood stretching to the left foreground. 
 
 A rustic wooden bridge spans the small stream; and a peasant child 
 is lazily driving two cows across it to join the others in the pasture 
 
 field. 
 Signed at lower left and dated. 
 
 UNKNOWN 
 
 455—PORTRAIT OF A SHAH 
 
 Height, 2714 inches; width, 314% imches 
 
 The monarch, richly clothed and literally covered in jewels and armed 
 with sword and dagger, kneels on a low throne facing the observer; 
 behind him, at the left, stands an attendant. 
 
 ETTORE SIMONETTI 
 
 TraLiaAn: ConTEMPORARY 
 
 456—THE RUG DEALER i: | 
 
 Height, 261% inches; length, 36 inches 
 
 The patio of the dealer’s shop in an Algerian village, the white houses 
 being visible outside in the glare of the sun. In the interior, the 
 bearded dealer stands in the foreground displaying a rug to the some- 
 what supercilious glances of a native lady of rank, who is accompanied 
 by a male and a female attendant and is seated at the left of the 
 picture. 
 
 Signed at lower left. 
 
Second Session 
 
 P. PAVESI 
 
 ConTEMPORARY ITALIAN 
 
 457—GUARDIAN OF THE FAITH 
 
 Water-color: Height, 211% inches; width, 14 inches 
 
 In the courtyard of a mosque, the shrine visible in the background, 
 are a group of Arabs, standing and kneeling, at their devotions. Com- 
 ing from the shrine, at the left, is the stalwart, upright figure of an 
 old priest, a dull brown vestment thrown over his golden-yellow robes. 
 
 Signed at lower right 
 
 F. BARTOLINI 
 
 CoNTEMPORARY ITALIAN 
 
 458—INTERIOR OF A MOSQUE 
 
 Water-color: Height, 2114 inches; width, 14 inches 
 
 Facing the east, or left of the picture, are Arabs, standing and 
 squatted, and an Ethiopian boy, in fervent prayer. In the middle 
 foreground an Arab clad in a bright blue burnous with a red sash, 1s 
 kneeling on a spread prayer rug. 
 
 Signed at lower right 
 
 PAIR LAQUE OVERDOORS 
 
 AFTER LANCRET 
 
 459—L’INNOCENCE AND LA MUSIQUE 
 Height of frames, 33 inches; length, 37 inches 
 
 (A) LrxnocencE: Romantic bosky landscape, with the seated figures 
 of a man and a woman, the latter retaining by a string a flying bird; a 
 child between them. 
 
 (zn) ZA musique: Romantic woodland setting; before a stone pillar 
 are seated two young women, to whom a gallant on the right of the 
 picture is playing a lute. After the paintings in the Louvre by Lan- 
 cret. In scrolled frames, laqués ivory. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 LAQUE OVERDOOR 
 
 Frencu: XVIII Century ScHoon 
 
 460—THE SKATERS 
 Height, 311% inches; length, 42 inches 
 
 In the foreground a young woman in a pink dress is seated, while a 
 gallant in a sage-green coat fastens her skates. On the right the ice, 
 and in the background groups of skaters. The sun shines in a pale 
 winter sky. Frame laqué ivory. 
 
 OVERDOOR 
 
 AFTER BouCcHER 
 
 461—L’OISEAU DE CAGE 
 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 45 imches 
 
 A group composed of a shepherd and two shepherdesses, seated on a 
 mossy bank in a verdant landscape and surrounded by their sheep and 
 sheepdog, are examining a garlanded birdcage containing a small bird. 
 
 BRASS ANDIRONS AND OTHER HEARTH ACCESSORIES 
 
 462—Patr AnTIQUE Brass ANDIRONS 
 
 Handsome turned brass post with scrolled rest. 
 Height, 12 inches. 
 
 463—Srt or Hrartu ACCESSORIES 
 
 Poker, shoved and tongs with cutvre doré handles, bellows, hearth 
 brush, brass trivet and fivefold gauze screen. 
 
 464—Patr Cuivre Dort Fire-pocs French, Louis Philippe Period 
 Short column enriched with bands of leafage, beading and thumb 
 moldings, surmounted by flaming urn; back pillar with pineapple 
 
 finial. 
 Height, 17 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 465—Par Antique Brass ANDIRONS Lot A) 
 (3 
 QO 
 
 £4 Tall turned and balustered post on erie plinth, scroll feet; 
 
 S-curved rest with spindled back post. 
 Height, 27 inches. 
 
 466—Pair Finr Bronze Anpirons Louis Philippe Period 
 
 Male and female slightly draped figures, with eagles, on double 
 vase plinths; the whole supported on a grotesque of cherub head, 
 
 putti, dolphins and flower swag. 
 2. Height, 31 inches. 
 
 467—Brass Fire-cuarps, )Parr ANDIRONS AND FIRE-TOOLS 
 
 | Semi-oval latticed guard on three claw feet; pair turned and 
 balustered andirons, shovel, poker and fire-tongs; pair scrolled 
 hooks for tools; two individual rakes with brass handles. 
 
 Height of andirons, 20 inches; length of fire-guard, 41 inches. 
 
 468—Brass Fire-cuarp, Parr ANnprrons, SHOVEL AND Tones 
 Curved guard with top-rail and quatrefoil latticed base; turned 
 balustered andirons with steeple finials, similar shovel and tongs. 
 
 Height of andirons, 27 inches; length of fire-guard, 36 inches. 
 
 469—Brass Tripte Fire-scrEEN | Louis XV Style 
 
 Broad rocaille-scrolled centre panel with scroll pendent ornament 
 
 and side panels; gauze mesh. 
 Height, 30 inches; length, 53 inches. 
 
 4'70—Brass Fire-scREEN 
 
 Tall oblong frame of slender quadrangular members on two gate 
 
 feet ; paneled with celluloid. 
 Height, 42 inches; width, 23 inches. 
 
 4771—Brass FirE-cuarpD Louis XV Style 
 
 Low molded rail with central shell ornament; canted, finely 
 
 rocaille-scrolled end appliqués. 
 Length, 5 feet 4 inches. 
 
 472—BronzE FIrE-GUARD Directoire Style 
 
 Low double rail with central cherub head ornament; between 
 decoration of garlands, jardiniéres, dolphins and beacons form- 
 ing pierced frieze. 
 
 | Length, 65 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 DUTCH MARQUETERIE, FRENCH, ITALIAN AND 
 OTHER FURNITURE 
 
 473—BronzeE Group By Fratm 
 Python attacking wild horse; the venomous serpent has entwined 
 the body of an exhausted rearing horse and is about to attack 
 the horse’s throat with its fangs, Rich golden brown patina. 
 
 On rusticated oval base. 
 Height, 11%, inches. 
 
 Y 7p : 
 474—CrassicaL BronzE Group mM yey ie Renaissance Style 
 
 {/ 
 
 Hercules standing with club raised in his right hand, and his left 
 grasping the throat of the prone centaur. On molded oblong 
 
 pedestal. 
 Height, 9 inches. 
 
 4'75—Cvuivre Dort Barancinc Mantet Crock 
 
 Oblong face with three pinnacles supported on tapering columnar 
 motives having similar pedestal. Fine circular balance to pedes- 
 tal. Glass shade and round gilded base for same. 
 
 Total height, 11 inches. 
 
 4'76—Cutvre Dort Baranctnc Mantet Crock 
 
 Similar to preceding. 
 
 4'77—Cutvre Dort Batancinc Mantret Crocr 
 
 Similar to preceding. 
 
 478—Bronze Group By Fratin 
 LION ATTACKING WILD HorsE. A vigorous lion, with his right 
 forepaw on the back of a rearing horse, is clutching its neck in 
 
 his mouth. On rusticated oval base, signed. 
 Length, 8°4 inches. 
 
 479—BronzE STATUETTE 
 
 PRIMITIVE ARCHER. Youthful, standing figure with his right arm 
 raised to take an arrow out of a quiver slung on his back; in his 
 left hand is a bow. Deep golden toned patina. On square base. 
 
 Height, 22 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
 LL 
 
 480—Manocany Virringe Taste Mountep in Cuivre Dort 
 Louis Philippe Period 
 Circular top and paneled frieze; both with glass insets mounted 
 in cuivore doré. On fluted tapering legs with cutvore doré knee 
 
 and toe mounts. 
 Height, 29 inches; diameter, 251 inches. 
 
 481—Carvep anp GiLpED ViTriIngE TABLE Régence Style 
 Oblong molded top and frieze, glass-paneled, with green velours- 
 lined interior, swags and cartouche carvings. Rocaille-scrolled, 
 molded cabriole legs and X-stretcher with rocaille plinth orna- 
 
 ment. 
 Height, 30 inches; length, 35 inches. 
 
 482—CarvED AND GILDED VITRINE TABLE Régence Style 
 Oblong, serpentined and leaf-molded top, glazed and velours- 
 lined; molded and rocaille-carved frieze, molded, leaf-enriched 
 
 cabriole legs joined by curved X-stretcher. 
 Height, 82 inches; width, 30 inches. 
 
 483—Durcu MareveterteE Music Stoor 
 
 Curule legs with scrolled end rails and slender balustered end 
 stretchers. Upholstered in fine green silk damask. Louis XIV 
 style. 
 
 484—Turee Durcu MareavetTeriec Sipe CHarrs 
 Square back, with molded top-rail and broad columnar splat; 
 curved legs with voluted feet. Upholstered as in the preceding 
 number. (One repaired.) 
 
 485—Dutcu Maraueterie Cuaise dE Nuit 
 Fan-shaped back with horizontal bar splat; square box seat with 
 oval centre panel and fitted interior. Fine emerald silk damask 
 loose cushion. 
 
 486—Dutrcu MarquertTERic Sipe CHarrs 
 Fan-shaped back with triple pierced pincer-shaped splat; quad- 
 rangular tapering legs. Upholstered in olive silk damask with 
 chinoiserie motives. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
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 488 
 
 487—-CuivreE Dork Marsie AND Bronze Mantet Crock 
 Louis Philippe Period 
 
 Semi-octagonal body of statuary marble sumptuously mounted 4 
 in cuivre doré, displaying scrolled leafage, festoons, beading and 
 various moldings; circular drum, set in the front panel. The 
 whole surmounted by a bronze depicting seated boy and girl 
 playmates in rustic setting, the girl pouring water into the boy’s 
 
 hand. Striking movement. : 
 Height, 17 inches. 
 
 488—BronzE AND Cuivre Dort Crock SEr 
 
 After Houdon, Louis XVI Style 
 
 Comprising clock and two mantel candelabra. Circular griotte 
 marble bases with beading and frieze of figures and scrolled 
 leafage in cutvre doré. Surmounted by bronze putti; the two 
 candelabrum figures seated and holding each four leaved cwivre 
 doré arms for lights. The larger clock figure standing, with 
 loosed bow; small clock in base with circular porcelain dial. 
 Height of clock, 25 inches; of candelabra, 18 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Second Session 
 
 489 
 
 489—ImrorTANtT MarquETERIE POUDREUSE 
 
 Italian, Louis XV Period 
 Oblong, serpentined top with chamfered corners, rimmed in brass 
 and sliding to disclose interior fitted as poudreuse. On four 
 slender cabriole legs with scrolled knee and toe mounts. Top 
 and frieze finely inlaid in various exotic woods with Italian land- 
 scapes ; poudreuse panels with floral ornament flanked by formal 
 
 urn inlays. 
 Height, 28 inches; length, 33 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 490—Carvep WaLnuTt Cassone Italian Renaissance Style 
 
 Oblong, molded top and front panel with carving of mascaron 
 flanked by putti and scroll forms; scrolled mascaron feet. 
 
 Antique lock. 
 Height, 20 inches; length, 40 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 491 
 
 491—Imrortant Maraueterre Writine Desk 
 
 Italian, Late XVIII Century 
 Oblong rimmed and galleried top, sliding to disclose interior 
 : fitted with two compartments and central slide. Paneled frieze 
 i 1 &, \ with one small drawer in the lower half of the central inlay panel ; 
 _ | quadrangular molded tapering legs joined by rimmed incurved 
 AN tray stretcher. Superbly inlaid, the top displaying a group of 
 Roman ruins; the interior, urns on either face of the rising 
 panels; the frieze and shelf stretcher urban landscapes, with a 
 wealth of conventional geometrical ornament; the stiles, 
 
 caryatids. Cuivre doré shoulder and toe mounts. 
 
 Height, 291% inches; length, 3114 inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Second Session 
 
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 492 
 
 492—Manocany Writinc Taste Mountep IN Cuivre Dorit 
 Directoire Style 
 
 Oblong galleried top with inset color print framed in cuore doré; 
 frieze with elegant cuivre doré panel-work of scrolled leafage and 
 single drawer having fitted interior. Slender quadrangular tap- 
 ering legs with knee mascarons and toes in cutvre doré, joined by 
 light stretchers curving to small central plinth. 
 
 Height, 31 inches; width, 26 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 493—Srx Cuivre Dork Sconces Louis XV Style 
 
 Rocaille-scrolled panel with two finely twisted and scrolled arms 
 for lights. Floral bobéches. Fitted for electricity. 
 
 Height, 16 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 494—InLAIp Watnut CoMMODE Italian, Late XVII Century 
 
 Oblong front with canted corners and recessed front with three 
 similarly shaped drawers; pilasters composed of twisted Corin- 
 thian columns on tall plinths; molded base. Inlays of strapped 
 baroque scrolling and floral motives in walnut and boxwood. 
 
 Height, 30 inches; width, 29 inches. 
 
 495—SILvER-PLATED Ort Lamp Directoire Style 
 Circular plinth embellished with lion-masks and festoons, on 
 which is a globe supporting a standing female figure holding the 
 lamp; putto finial. Square base on couchant lion feet. 
 
 Height, 23 inches. 
 
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 496—Carvep aNd Laaué Corn CaBInEeT Low Louis XVI Style 
 
 () : Oblong-and-oval molded and beaded top with oval vitrine; bombé 
 
 ae paneled front and sides, the latter enriched with festoon carv- 
 
 ings. Slightly cabrioled pilaster legs on stump feet. Laqué 
 dull gold; interior with six sliding trays, velours-lined. 
 
 Height, 30 inches; width, 22 inches. 
 
 497—CaRVED AND Laqut Coin CaBInET He. Louis XVI Style 
 Similar to the preceding, but wider. ry 
 
 ~~ — Height, 30 inches; width, 30 inches 
 498—CarvED AND GitpED Music Stroon Louis XV Style 
 
 Scrolled, molded and leaf-enriched ends and rails; graceful cab- 
 riole legs, stump feet. Seat and cartouched end panels cannés. 
 Flowered brocaded silk loose cushion. 
 
 499—Carvep AND Laqut Sipe CHa Italian Louis XV Style 
 
 Scrolled, crested and molded back with graceful pierced leaf- 
 scrolled splat. Molded enriched seat-rail and cabriole legs; 
 stump feet. Seat canné; laqué dull gold. 
 
 500—CarvEep anp GILpED FoorstToo.L Louis XV Style 
 
 Molded, scroll-enriched rails, claw feet with cartouche carving. 
 Upholstered in cut velours, diapered in diamond pattern. 
 
Second Session 
 
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 503—Rosrwoop anp Manocany Virrinr Movunrep iy Curvre Dort 
 Louis Philippe Style 
 
 Oblong, with incurved ends; molded cornice enriched with cuore 
 
 doré scrolled leafage. Glazed door and sides, mirror-back, four 
 
 glass shelves. Uprights enriched with rouleau pattern and 
 headed by caryatids in cutvre doré. Feather-paneled base with 
 central Sévres biscuit plaque; tapering feet. Bavarian marble 
 
 top. Height, 5 feet 9 inches; width, 3 feet 7 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Kindly read the Conditions wnder which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 504—Patmr Carvep AND GILDED VITRINES Régence Style 
 Oblong, with incurved ends; molded and rocaille-crested top. 
 Glazed molded door and sides, mirror back, three glass shelves. 
 Standing on four enriched quadrangular tapering feet joined by 
 
 scrolled X-stretcher. 
 Height, 6 feet 6 inches; width, 3 feet 3 inches. 
 
 505—Carvep AND GILDED VITRINE Régence Style 
 
 Similar to preceding, but with the stretcher removed and an 
 underbody of eight drawers built in. 
 
 506—Bronze Taste Lamp anp Favrire Grass GLoBe 
 Massive urn, with coiled snake handles; decoration of formal leaf 
 and meander bands and frieze displaying birds and entwined 
 laurel branches. Fitted for electricity. Pear-shaped globe 
 
 decorated with whorl patterns. 
 Height, 191% inches. 
 
 507—I rattan ALABASTER GLOBE 
 
 Spheroidal, with acanthus-molded and ribbed removable cover. 
 Frieze displaying chain of dancing ‘| putti and wreathed 
 escutcheon: leaf-molded interior. Would also fit lamp of preced- 
 
 ing number. 
 Height, 10 inches. 
 
 508—Curvre Dort Lustre CHANDELIER 
 
 Spindled shaft supporting two coronets with dainty festoons of 
 crystal lustres and circle of eight S-scrolled arms for lights. 
 Cuivre doré chain suspension; fitted for electricity. 
 
 Height, 26 inches. 
 
 509—Manocany Serving Tasie Louis XV Style 
 Oblong, boldly serpentined tray top with two brass handles; on 
 graceful cabriole legs. Exceptionally fine patina. 
 
 Height, 23 inches; length, 35, inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
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 510 
 
 510—Parr Ecrtomist Wart Mirrors French, Directoire Period 
 Displaying silver lacquered classical figure on scrolled plinth. 
 In carved and gilded frames, Renaissance style, embellished with 
 jardiniére cresting and rich carving in full relief of chimera 
 
 heads, vines, and the like. 
 Height, 341/, inches. 
 
 (Illustrated ) 
 
 511—Par Eevtomist Wari Mrrrors French, Directoire Period 
 
 Similar to the preceding. 
 
 512—Carvep Manocany Forpine Carp TasLe 
 Oval folding top with single gate; molded scroll-carved frieze, 
 quadrangular molded and chamfered legs. 
 
 Height, 29 inches; length open, 48 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 513—Carvep AnD GILDED Saton TaBLe Régence Style 
 Molded oblong, slightly serpentined top with mirror inset, 
 rounded corners and two handles, for use as serving-table ; molded 
 frieze and knees enriched with rocaille-scrolling. Slender cab- 
 
 riole legs, stump feet. 
 Height, 24 inches; length, 36 inches. 
 
 514—CarvEp AND GILDED TaBouRET rr Régence Style 
 () Oval, molded top with incurved corners, leaf-carved frieze; on 
 a ] four husk-enriched quadrangular tapering legs joined by scrolled 
 
 stretcher. Seat canné. 
 Height, 18 inches. 
 
 515—CarveD AND GILDED STOOL Empire Style 
 
 Curule legs, baluster ends. Leaf and rouleau enrichments. Seat 
 canné. 
 
 Height, 23 inches. 
 
 516—Carvep anp GILDED SipE CHair Louis XV Style 
 
 Arched and rocaille-crested fan-shaped molded back, molded en- 
 riched seat-rail and cabriole legs, stump feet. Upholstered in 
 flowered Jacquard fabric, Louis XVI style. 
 
 517—Patr Carvep Traxkwoop STanps 
 
 Hexagonal paneled and beaded tablet with rouge royale marble 
 inset ; on six curved, florally-enriched legs joined by pierced tray 
 
 stretcher. 
 Height, 32 inches. 
 
 518—CuinesE Carvep TEAakwoop OccastonaLt TaBLE 
 Oblong top with rose marble inset ; scroll-carved frieze and knees 
 and pierced formal brackets. Tray shelf; on tall square legs 
 
 with claw feet. 
 Height, 31% inches; length, 16%, inches. 
 
 519—Dvtrcu Marevererte Hancinc Mirror 
 
 Oval frame, with valanced cresting. 
 Height, 40 inches; width, 22 inches. 
 
Second Session 
 
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 520—Carvep Trakwoop Sink Tape 
 Circular valanced top with rouge royale marble inset. Pierced, 
 flower-carved frieze, curved enriched legs with claw feet; circu- 
 
 lar tray shelf. 
 Height, 31 inches; diameter, 23 inches. 
 
 521—Fovur Cuivre Dort Watt APPLIQUES Louis XVI Style 
 Molded and rouleau-enriched bar with flaming urn finial; three 
 scrolled arms for lights with husk decoration, floral bobéches. 
 
 Fitted for electricity. 
 Height, 26 inches. 
 
 522—-Cu1vrE Dorr CHANDELIER Louis XVI Style 
 
 Decoration of the preceding number. Six arms for lights; fitted 
 
 for electricity. Pooley 
 eight, 32 inches. 
 
 523—Pam Cuivre Dorf Wart Cuanveuers Louis Philippe Period 
 Interesting curved, reeded and leaf-enriched applique with crystal 
 vine and leaf lustres supporting a leaf-molded and rocaille deco- 
 rated chandelier having six reeded arms for lights; leaved tulip 
 bobéches, leaf and drop lustres. Fitted for electricity. 
 
 Height, 50 inches; extension, 19 inches. 
 
 524—Parr Cutvre Dort Wari CHANDELIERS 
 Louis Philippe Period 
 Similar to preceding. 
 
 525—Pair CarvepD WaLNuT VITRINES French Renaissance Style 
 Oblong, molded and corniced frames on molded and paneled 
 plinths carved in the Francois I manner with scrolled leafage 
 and central ornament of putti flanking an overladen jardiniére. 
 Glazed door, sides and three shelves; mirror back and floor shelf 
 
 (one broken). 
 . Height, 6 feet 2 inches; width, 3 feet 9 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. ; 
 
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 526—Carvep Watnout VITRINE French Renaissance Style 
 Similar to the preceding number, but larger; two doors and 
 
 doubly paneled plinth. 
 Height, 7 feet; width, 5 feet 3 inches. 
 
 527—Carvep AND ParceL-cILpED Oax VITRINE 
 Louis Philippe Period 
 Oblong arched top with rocaille cresting; chamfered corners, low 
 molded and enriched plinth with two drawers, on molded feet. 
 Glazed front with removable panel, pilasters, sides and three 
 shelves; mirror back and floor. 
 
 Height, 6 feet 10 inches; width, 5 feet 2 inches. 
 
 528—Japangesre Carved TEAKWooD VITRINE 
 Tall, semi-oval body with curved glazed door and sides, twig- 
 carved uprights; pierced scrolled cresting, molded cornice, mas- 
 sive base carved with scrolling and having single drawer, four 
 claw feet. Numerous appliqués of cloisonné enamel, ivory and 
 mother-of-pearl. Three glass shelves. 
 
 Height, 7 feet 4 inches; width, 2 feet 9 inches. 
 
 529—Parr CarveD AND GILDED VITRINES Régence Style 
 
 Tall oblong molded frame with arched crested top and incurvate 
 ends; on four molded and enriched quadrangular tapering legs 
 joined by scrolled. X-stretcher. Glazed door and sides; three 
 
 glass shelves. 
 Height, 6 feet 6 inches; width,3 feet. 
 
 530—Par Crrrosina Intay Dantesca Cuyairs 
 Venetian, XVIII Century 
 Downcurved scrolled arms and curule legs, with all-over inlays in 
 bone and various woods of star and octagon patterns. Seat, 
 loose cushion and back valance in fine antique ruby velvet. 
 
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 531—Pam Carvep ann Gitpep Stbr Cuatrs Régence Style 
 ? ) Molded, arched and crested backs, molded seat-rail with rocaille- 
 <d carved valance, Seer eens cabriole legs on stump feet ; back 
 
 “sand seat cannés. Gy. AY 
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Second Session 
 
 532—Carvep AND GiLtpED MarauisE Régence Style 
 Arched, molded and flower-crested back with broad wings down- 
 curving to leaf-enriched arms with arm-pads. Molded uprights, 
 front-rail and short cabriole legs. Upholstered in flowered 
 Jacquard fabric, with loose cushion. 
 
 533—Carvep anp GitpED MarauisE Régence Style 
 Arched, molded and crested back with broad wings; curved arms 
 with arm-pads. Molded flower-enriched front-rail and cabriole 
 legs. Upholstered in fine flowered brocaded ivory silk, with 
 loose cushion. 
 
 534—Carvep OLIvEwoop SECRETAIRE - Palestine 
 Hinged slant-front with raised crested box back containing two 
 compartments; underbody with front and side cupboards and 
 flanked by turned pilasters. Lavishly enriched with vine and 
 scroll carvings; small concealed side drawer. Tiffany bronze 
 
 attached electric light fitting. 
 Height, 43 inches; width, 28 inches. 
 
 585—Durcu Mareaveterie Low-zoy 
 Oblong, valanced, overhanging top; body with chamfered corners 
 and four graduated drawers, outcurved and spreading at the 
 base in the Dutch manner; ball-and-claw feet. 
 
 Height, 32 inches; length, 36 inches. 
 
 5386—Dutcu MaraueterieE Dressinc Tasie 
 Oblong kneehole body with central drawer flanked on each side 
 by five small drawers; mirror with serpentined top, on scrolled 
 piers. Bold floral, mascaron and jardiniére inlay decorations. 
 
 Height, 63 inches; width, 42 inches. 
 
 5387—Dvurcu MarauEtEeri£ SETTEE Empire Style. 
 Brass-paneled top-rail with scrolled ends, and similar front-rail ; 
 on massive gilded claw feet. Upholstered in fine green silk 
 
 damask, Louis XIV style. 
 Height, 35 inches; length, 5 feet 3 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 538 
 
 538—Carvep anv Gitpep Beauvais Tapestry FrIrE-scREEN 
 Régence Style 
 Molded and leaf-scrolled frame on two scrolled bar feet. Inset 
 panel of Beauvais tapestry displaying two lovers and a cupid 
 
 within a flowered border, in soft colors. 
 Height, 43 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 539—Dutcu MaraQuETEeRIE ARMCHAIR 
 Square, slightly scrolled back with triple rail splat; arms with 
 arm-pads, downcurving into quadrangular tapering legs. Up- 
 holstered in fine olive silk damask with chinoiserie motives. 
 
 540—Par Dutrcu MaravueTeriE Sipe CHarrs 
 Curved, fan-shaped backs with thumb-molded top-rail and vase 
 splat. Quadrangular molded tapering legs. Upholstered in 
 olive silk damask displaying chinoiserie motives. 
 
Second Session 
 
 LL 
 
 541—Carvep anp Laav&é MarauisE Lows XVI Style 
 Arched back with scrolled wings; arms with arm-pads, down- 
 curving into short fluted tapering legs, rosetted dies. The whole 
 laqué dull gold and enriched with bead and leaf carvings. Covered 
 with machine-made Aubusson tapestry displaying jardiniéres and 
 trails of blossoms. : 
 
 542—Carvep anv Laavutét Tapestry Brencu 
 French, XVIII Century Style 
 Narrow oblong molded and flower-carved frame on eight fluted 
 tapering legs joined by three double U-stretchers. Upholstered 
 in machine-made tapestry displaying ladies sporting with dogs 
 
 in rustic landscape. 
 Height, 19 inches; length, 5 feet 6 inches. 
 
 543—Carvep AND GinpED Tapestry BENcH Louis XVI Style 
 Narrow oblong, ribbon-molded frame with rosetted dies; on SIX 
 tapering, spirally fluted legs joined by molded double-U stretch- 
 ers. Covered in flowered Jacquard tapestry in the style of the 
 
 period. 
 Height, 19 inches; length, 64 inches. 
 
 544—Oax Gate-Lec TABLE 
 Circular top, with molded rim; double gate and ends, spindle- 
 
 turned. 
 Height, 28 inches; diameter, 35 inches. 
 
 545—Carvep Manocany Drop-LeaF TABLE Circa 1840 
 Oblong, with two drop leaves and paneled frieze; turned and 
 leaf-carved pillar on four broad claw feet. 
 
 Height, 29 inches; length extended, 52 inches. 
 
 546—Manocany Forpine TasLe Early American 
 Oblong, with rounded corners, opening to a square; on shaped 
 square pillar supported on four scrolled and splayed feet with 
 
 —cutvre doré claw toes. 
 Height, 30 inches; 36 inches square. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
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 547 
 
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 547—Ixtai Manocany Crock Movunrep 1n Cuivre Dork 
 
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 Louis Philippe Period 
 Circular drum surrounded by figures of putti with flower gar- 
 lands carried out in cutvre doré; tall, contracting molded case 
 on shaped plinth, vase feet. With prolific appliqué decorations 
 of trophies, jardiniéres, leafage, a sun, etc. Striking movement. 
 Height, 7 feet 6 inches 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Second Session 
 
 548—Manocany WasHsTANnpD Early American 
 Oblong rising box top, displaying fitted interior; on four slender 
 spindle-turned legs interrupted by shelf with long frieze drawer. 
 
 Height, 34 inches; width, 24 inches. 
 
 549—Carven Manocany Commopve Colonial, Early Georgian Period 
 Oblong, molded top, body with three drawers and_ scalloped 
 valance; quadrangular cabriole legs on flaring feet. Scrolled 
 brass escutcheons; bail handles and mock key plates. (Recon- 
 structed.) Height, 87 inches; length, 42 inches. 
 
 550—Dvurcn Maraueterie Coat STanp 
 Hexagonal bulbous shaft on scrolled tripod feet; nme pegs. 
 
 Height, 6 feet. 
 
 551—Inutai Manocany Siwz Taste American Sheraton Style 
 
 Oblong top, deep frieze with pencil and small spandril inlays 
 and one large drawer; quadrangular tapering legs. 
 
 Height, 36 inches; length, 36 inches. 
 
 552—Dvurcn MarquEreriE CuPpBoarD 
 Oblong, corniced top; tall door with two beveled mirror insets 
 flanked by pilasters with bronze capitals. Molded base on four 
 bulbous feet. Height, 6 feet 1 inch; width, 2 feet 9 inches. 
 
 553—Intai Manocaxny and Kinewoop WarprosE Mounted IN 
 Cuivre Dor Louis XV Style 
 
 Large central door with pier glass and two side doors with 
 smaller mirrors, all mounted in scrolled cutvre doré; crested by 
 broken pediment. Lower panels of side doors with floral inlays 
 on mahogany; paneled inlaid sides, short cabriole legs. Ro- 
 caille scrolled cuivre doré mounts to head and base. Interior fit- 
 ted with one large and four small drawers and shelves. 
 
 Height, 9 feet 4 inches; width, 7 feet 4 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 554 
 
 554—Initar ManoGany SECRETAIRE BooxKcasE 
 American, Late Sheraton Period 
 | Oblong, with unusual inverted valance pediment having inlay 
 } / billets of maple and mahogany; two doors with fine oval and 
 / 4 panel pencil inlays. Underbody with slant-fall and fitted in- 
 
 terior, the interior drawers having brass lion-mask handles: four 
 : a 
 graduated long drawers with pierced scrolled brass escutcheons. 
 
 (Shght reconstructions.) 
 Height, 7 feet 8 inches; width, 3 feet 10 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Second Session 
 
 LL SS 
 
 555 
 
 555—Important CHInesE StxFoLtp Carvep CoroMANDEL SCREEN 
 
 K’ang-hst Period 
 Black lacquer finely incised and decorated in colors. One side 
 bears the continuous presentation of a pilgrimage of priests and 
 mandarins to the haunts of the God of Longevity, Shou Lao, 
 seen on the left surrounded by a circle of acolytes, in a conven- 
 tional Chinese landscape; at the top and base of each fold are 
 small panels bearing symbolic flowers, birds and porcelain ves- 
 sels. 'The back is occupied by separate decorations of peonies, 
 chrysanthemums, etc., with representations of single animals in 
 the top and base panels, the borders of all the panels being car- 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 ried out in flower and conventional scroll motives. Executed in 
 mazarine-blue, leaf-green, rouge-de-fer, ivory, ochre-yellow, 
 sienna-brown, pale blue and aubergine; a nexceptionally rare 
 
 example. Height, 8 feet 4 inches; length, 8 feet 9 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 556—Dutcu MarquEteriz TEester Brep 
 Oblong, molded head panel with scroll cresting; massive octag- 
 onal pillars with shaped capitals. Molded canopy with canted 
 corners and overhanging cornice. Box spring. 
 
 Height, 9 feet 10 inches; length, 7 feet 7 inches; width, 5 feet 8 inches. 
 
 557—GoLD-EMBOSSED LEATHER WaLuL CovERING 
 
 By Ch. R. Yandell 
 
 Rich emerald ground covered with an intricate pattern in raised 
 gold of youthful Bacchic figures pouring wine, holding cornu- 
 copiae and pursuing a symbolic eagle; all in a mesh of scrolled 
 vines. 
 
 Nine pieces, totalling approximately 23 square yards. 
 
 558—Spanisu GitpED LEeaTHER Wari CoveERING 
 Fine fluctuating golden-brown. 
 
 Nine pieces, totalling approximately 9¥3 yards in length; 2 feet 3 
 inches wide. 
 
 559—Fine VENETIAN PatIntED LEATHER Watt CovERING 
 
 Ground in soft golden brown, simulating closely-plaited basket 
 work; climbing pattern of tall swathes of roses, tulips, mistletoe 
 and convolvulus in deep reds, browns and blue-green, lightened 
 by passages of yellow and deep orange, with looped and tasseled 
 cords in purple-gold. 
 
 Eleven pieces, totalling approximately 36 square yards 
 
Second Session 
 
 5O9A 
 
 559s—ImportTanr STANNIFEROUS ENAMEL ARMORIAL PLAQUE 
 
 Atelier of Andrea della Robbia, circa 1510 
 A finely modeled wreath of lemons and vines, executed in green, 
 cobalt blue and a soft yellow, encircles the cavetto, which consists 
 of a boldly fluted yellow centre bordered by a narrow circle of 
 echinus motive in white enamel. Superimposed on the fluting is 
 a shield of arms of the rare French type displaying the arms 
 of the family of the pazzt pELLO streccuTo of Florence, VIZ. : 
 Azure, two dolphins hauriant affronty holding a cross fitchy 
 argent; in chief three wreaths of sticks (steccht) fesswise. In 
 square gilded and polychromed frame. 
 
 Diameter of plaque, 221/, inches. 
 
 Note: This plaque is illustrated in Marquand, ‘“‘Ropsra Herarpry,” p. 181, 
 No. 229, and is from the Bardini Collection, 1902. . 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
THIRD SESSION 
 
 _ THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, 1924 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 BEGINNING AT 10:30 O’CLOCK 
 
 Catalogue Numbers 560 to 773 inclusive 
 
 ORIENTAL AND OTHER-TEXTILES AND EMBROIDERIES 
 
 Heights, 271, and 50 inches; width, 21 inches. 
 
 563—Twenty-Fouy Si oLttinc CiotH DoILirEs 
 Circular, wif gilded scalloped edges and wreaths of crimson 
 
 roses. 
 
 Diameter of twelve, 12 inches, and twelve, 61/ inches. 
 
 564—CircuLar RoriNG OTH CENTREPIECE 
 Gilded scallopeMedge; enriched with wreaths and medallions of 
 
 flowers in colors. 
 Diameter, 33 inches. 
 
 565—Boxnara SHBTEy BaP VEST XVIII Century 
 -€nriched with diamond motives in reds 
 
 In two oblong portion 
 
 and. blacks. f 
 Length, 101, inches. 
 
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 Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 566—Ivory Satin BrocapeE} Pa 
 Rich satin; woven at ¢ndAvith ribbon wreath of flowers. 
 31 by 30 inches. 
 
 3 yards by 21 inches. 
 
 568—Goxp-EMBROIDERED COVER Renaissance Style 
 comb field; enriched in colored, 
 
 rollings of varied flowers. 
 
 Solidly embroidered ivory 
 silk and gold threads wit 
 
 341, inches by 27 inches. 
 
 569—JAPANESE EMBROIDERE vory Sirk PANEL 
 
 idered in self-toned silk and gold thread, 
 
 from wave motives. 
 
 Lustrous silk, embr 
 with peonies risin 
 
 Height, 571% inches; width, 24 inches. 
 
 570—CnwInEsSE EMBROIDERED Bac anp COVER 
 
 (a) Plum-colored silk bag; enriched with symbols and butterflies, 
 B) Red damask adorned at ends with blue peonies. 
 
 Length, 101%, inches and 6 feet 9 inches by 10 inches. 
 
 (a) Black rj oad beaded border. 
 
 (sn) Romaf sty silk in pastel colors. 
 
 2 yards 8 inches by 28 inches and 3 yards 16 inches by 46 inches. 
 
 36 inches by 16 inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 574—JAPANESE 
 
 Sheer, dee ines enriched in white with sprays of varied 
 
 flowers. 
 90 inches by 33 inches. 
 
 Pale yellow vith stripes of green and crimson floral motives. 
 110 inches by 21% inches. 
 
 ed with stripes and borders of steel beads. 
 94 inches by 85 inches. 
 
 86 inches by 42 inches. 
 pale blue silk. 
 
 ith 1y6fry stripes. 
 der pink silk; ends enriched in black and 
 
 (zs) Similar, 
 (c) Chines 
 
 floral scrol 
 
 580—CHINESE Ch’ien-lung Period 
 Damass¢ er silk; enriched in soft red-pinks and pale amber 
 with alfover sprays of flowers and butterflies. 
 
 56 inches by 36 inches. 
 
 581—Roman S1Lk 8 
 Black ; relieve 
 
 ends. 
 : 8 feet 8 inches by 1 foot 11 inches. 
 
 XVIII Century 
 
 riched with stellate motives and scrollings in 
 Trimmed with frre. 
 
 582—BoxHara $ DDLE 
 
 Old-red velyet ; 
 
 colored silk 
 
 Asia Minor XVIII Century 
 
 “ched in colors with conventional floral 
 
 583—EmpsroipERED Linen Co 
 Deep ivory lngn; 
 
 motives and thfea@#lace border on two sides. 
 
 36 inches square. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 §84—Inpian Et SILK Cover XVIII Century 
 Fine canar iviched with all-over sprays of flowers and 
 blossomed ‘in brilliant colored silks. 
 
 585—JAPANESE G@Lp BrogApE Cover 
 silk, with stripes of floral gold threads and 
 5 feet 1 inch by 4& feet 21% inches. 
 
 ik; woven with diapered borders in gold 
 silk. 14 feet 4 inches by 3 feet 6 inches. 
 
 MBROIDERED LinEN CovERS 
 Deep ivéry sk, enriched in colors with differing floral motives. 
 
 271, inches by 16 inches. 
 26 inches by 15 inches.. 
 
 591—Mixz-F LE IDERED Cover Persian, XVII Century 
 
 Onal stripes of varied flowers in mellow toned 
 
 23 inches by 21 inches. 
 
 rf AVIII Century 
 w drap d’or, enriched in silver with floral 
 with striped end panels of stellate crimson 
 grounds. 1 feet by 5 feet. 
 
 592—Ruvssian Kinkos Cove 
 Centre ae, 
 motives. 
 motives of 
 
 olled helm crestings. 
 Height, 25 inches; length, 49 inches 
 
 many quarterings/and 
 
 7 feet 5 inches by 2 feet 6 inches. | 
 
_ Third Session 
 
 594—LeEncTH or E 
 
 nating in blossoms. 
 
 Length, 8 yards; width, 1 yard 10 inches. 
 
 595—LENGTH , SE SILK CREPE 
 
 Finely 
 
 Ivory silkf woven jpefink, black and pale green with arabesqued 
 
 medallion \n es. Length, 7 yards; depth, 291 inches. 
 
 Length, 1734 yards; depth, 201 inches. 
 
 and yellow stripes. 
 Length, 81% yards; width, 241, inches. 
 
 599—LENGTH Oo 
 
 Rich ivory ; Length, 143, yards; width, 25 inches. 
 
 Pale yellow, wévepyith honeycomb pattern. 
 Length, 8%, yards; width, 23 inches. 
 
 RAP D'OR SILK 
 Beautiful iv4ryilk; shot with fine silver threads. 
 Length, 81, yards; width, 38 inches. 
 
 Blue gauze; 1 in ivory with all-over scrollings; gold 
 
 brocade cuffs. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 604—CuInEsE EmproipERED SI 
 onrighed in brilliant colored silks with birds 
 ers, collar and cuffs. 
 
 Deep purple satin; 
 
 and flowers, floral b 
 
 ILK Rope 
 
 605—CuHINEsE GOLD-EMBROIPERED 
 Rich amber satin; adprned with five-clawed dragons and floral 
 motives amid scrolling§ Avave motives at foot. 
 
 606—CHINESE EMBROIDERED Sik Rose 
 Wk; beautifully enriched with purple and 
 ar and cuffs. 
 
 Emerald-green cord 
 pink peonies; floral 
 
 607—CutInNEsE GOLD-EMBROIDERKD Sink RoBE 
 
 with Shou-marks amid clusters of pink 
 Floral borders cuffs and collar. 
 
 Flame-red silk; enfich 
 and lavender peont 
 
 s 
 608—CuInEsE EMBROIDERED SILK MosBE AND PANTALOONS 
 Pale blue damassé silk; eniched with embroidered floral borders, 
 
 cuffs and collar. 
 
 609— JAPANESE GOLD-EMBROIDERED Sink Cover 
 
 Apricot-pink crépe; fenyiched in mulberry-red silk and gold 
 
 threads with fir tree afid other motives. 
 71 inches by 341% inches. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS SI , AGATE AND OTHER OBJECTS 
 
 Mme. du Barwy ; haff-length wearing large straw hat and striped 
 
 bodice. In ed ivory frame. ®y,, igen 33, inches. 
 
 613—Sitver Mksu B&G 
 Oblong, w 
 
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Third Session 
 
 Length, 7% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 624—AcatTE Patc 
 Oblong, with/roung&nds and two hinged covers to compartments : 
 enriched with gameled medallions of satyrs’ heads. 
 
 Length, 34%, inches. 
 
 625—SpanisH NIE 
 Oblong, Alh 
 
 round box. 
 
 sDAR, Fon anp Box 
 style calendar; fob with four medallions; 
 
 626—ScoTcH SKENE-DUE OUNTED IN SILVER 
 wh runic carved ebony handles to implements. 
 
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 Length, 16 inches. 
 
 ight, 153, inches; width, 134%, inches. 
 
 kettas O77, > (ine. 
 One with averturyé knob; another with tortoise-shell hook 
 handle; the thard with rosewood handle, having crystal top. 
 
 629—Buack Sirk Carriacy ParasoL AND UMBRELLA OK id One. ‘Wea 
 
 Ma Parasol with/carvgf ivory handle; umbrella with niello crutch 
 handle. | 
 
 yen malachite, consisting of earrings and 
 (Brooch needs slight restoration.) 
 
 + 
 0632—Sitver Puorocrayu FpaMe Ge Ft 2— 
 ~~ rim. Initialed. 
 Height, 81% inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 ”) —— "pr “J ! 
 634—CHINEsE SILVER YLoisopak Enamet Pipe lase-f/p ‘7 
 Double compart s, with long stem, enriched with enameled 
 
 symbols. 
 
 Length, 191, inches. 
 
 yom 
 
 peer, is eaguae } 
 Ly TwetvE Frencu SILVER Spoons EF y. iF 
 
 Various shapes; with mask and serpent fandieet In leather case. 
 
 BIBELOTS 
 
 636—Grovr or MIscELLANEOUS OBJECTS 
 
 Four curious, obl e panels; small miniature 
 
 of a court.b ,yeestume; tiny elliptical medallion 
 NG, with miniature aac mahine minighure depicting a 
 
 pretty Italian woman, by R. Petroiola, and a Greek 
 Catholic sacred medallion in painted enamel. 
 
 g; lacduer mini 
 
 637—Wrovucur STEEL Sigwtt Spanish, Late XVII Century 
 
 al tapering turn-work shaft flanked by pierced 
 leaf scfollpags. Revolving three-sided signet bearing intaglio 
 
 Length, 134 inches. 
 
 French, Early XIX Century 
 In the s lape of aminiature fan; the guards chiseled with grace- 
 s. The face is enriched with a number of mounted 
 nd small turquoises enclosing a small Battersea 
 
 enamel plaque; ivory blades. 
 Length, 31%, inches. 
 
 dj 
 
 639—MiIntiaATuRE Ova 
 Depicting 
 
 in relief: 
 
 ARIAN MARBLE PLAQUE 
 
 hree Graces and Amor playing the lyre, modeled 
 Height, 3 inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 640—Oxp Mexican JapEITE String-or Braps AND PENDANT 
 
 Composed/ of beads of,.frious colors, size and shapes. The 
 jadeite pendan uriously carved in the form of a deity with 
 crossed arn, and has pork fat and fei-ts’ui qualities and a high 
 
 polish. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 641—LarcE JA PENDANT 
 
 mals, the two latter executed in vari-colored 
 milarly treated molded dome stopper. Chain and 
 ring attachment. 
 
 643—Srx Sinver anp Enamext AssorTED OBJECTS 
 
 Oval silver 
 border set 
 
 Niirembefg ature shrine with two hinged doors, enameled on 
 gold with minutely penciled flower forms, in rich colors ; miniature 
 filigree gold bookband, bearing enamel plaques depicting classic _ 
 heads in gray camaiew on a brown ground; curious amber and 
 gold filigree pendant. $ 
 
 644—AssortTED PERSIAN GoLpD ENAMELED OBJECTS 
 
 Jeweled pendant with minigfure portrait of woman and script; 
 ed lid, two elaborate jeweled earrings 
 and small cylindric@l fl#eon with chain attachment, all enameled 
 in vivid colors with Various floral motives. 
 
 645—Larcer Ba rergea ENAMEL. rnitine Box. <XVIII Century 
 
 partmehted-Miterior holding small ink bottle and sand box having 
 enameled tops, depicting equestrian figures in landscapes. 
 Length, 7144 inches; width, 41, inches. 
 
 646—Smatut Dycoratep Po Ain Box French, XVIII Century 
 
 sides ed with ribbon bows and flowers festoons in soft 
 
 colors. Length, 314, inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 Doe TS 
 
 647—RELIEF-DEGORATED 
 Oblong box wit 
 and all sides 
 boar hunt, 
 
 RCELAIN Box Capo di Monte 
 inged cover trimmed in cutvre doré; the top 
 corated with various mythological scenes and a 
 odeled in relief and executed in many colors. 
 
 Length, 7%, inches; width, 4 inches. 
 
 Ox Louis Philippe Period 
 Afont and flat back. Hinged cover bearing a 
 ing a “Rendez-Vous.” Executed in pale blue, 
 pink, green and ivory enamels. (Damaged.) Length, 8 inches. 
 
 649—Gotp Mountrep Rockx- CRYSTAL, Sxurr Borris 
 
 # French, Louis XV Period 
 Faceted ve shaped pe a eth HAM sent The entire sur- 
 
 Toot Hak ae lid and forms a patch box. 
 Height, 4 inches. 
 
 650—Two ENAME SUGAR Box 
 
 French, Early XIX Century 
 Richly deforated wis river scenes and Arcadian landscapes 
 arying size outlined in gold rocaille scrollings ; 
 
 TEA-CADDIES AND, 
 
 within resérves 
 on pale rose du Barry ground, 
 
 651—Bronze Mirror Egyptian, XVIII Dynasty, 1250 B.C. 
 dle in the form of a female figure with 
 ding the ends of her elaborate headdress, 
 thus foymi *o loops for finger holds. Greenish patina. 
 
 Large ofal mirror, the 
 
 652—BatrersEA ENAMEL SNUFF, BOTTLE. . GV ILh Grey 
 
 Roe in réhi ferse and reverse bearing easisees depict- 
 ing .pastora personages; executed in various colors and 
 
 gilding. (Has been restored.) 
 
 ALLARS XVIII Century 
 Circular cauldrfn-shaped ars on short pad feet. Each 
 decorated withAhree sm andscape medallions, outlined in gold 
 rocaille scrollfng ink and soft green grounds. Charming 
 specimen. 
 
 653—THREE BATTERSEA ENAMEL SAL 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 654—BaTTrersEA ENAMEL ScE 
 
 BorriLe AVITI Century 
 
 655—Limocres Enamer) Miniarur verve OPEC ntury Style 
 
 Depicting The 
 
 | **The Crown of 
 
 . }|  Flagellation of 
 ~ and grisaille. 
 
 f of Christ. The central panel shows 
 flanked by “Judas’ Treason” and “The 
 
 St.” Executed in violet, greens, blue, ivory 
 
 Height, 12 inches. 
 Width, 141, inches. 
 
 FRENCH AND OTHER GOLD, SILVER, ENAMEL AND TOR- 
 TOISE-SHELL ETUIS, NECESSAIRES, AND SNUFF BOXES 
 
 - 
 
 656—Two Smauu Russia AND CLOISONNE Eruts 
 Elliptical with hingefl do 
 mentation of flowers 
 
 enamels. 
 
 d covers, enriched with repoussé orna- 
 nd leafage enhanced with varicolored 
 
 Length, 2 inches. 
 
 657—Dainty Batrrersea EnNAmMen 
 
 Vritive Erur XVIII Century 
 Cover-shaped étui,/ with aréhed, hinged cover giving access to 
 interior fitted with! the various writing implements of miniature 
 size; the exterior}enri¢hed with a number of scrolled reserves 
 outlined in gold displaying a variety of landscapes. The 
 cover has a medallion enriched with the bust of a young woman 
 in court costume; executed in varicolored enamels on a floretted 
 
 white ground. 
 Length, 21% inches; width, 134 inches. 
 
 658—Dainty Gop ENawgimp Ervt French, Early XIX Century 
 
 wg cover. Obverse and reverse 
 
 in ivory, green, palé a 
 manship. 
 
 dark blue enamels of exquisite work- 
 
 Length, 21%, inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 659—CuiseLEp Goip Er French, Louis XVI Period 
 
 swe with telescoping cover, having domed top. 
 ed with filets of oak leaves and acorns surround- 
 ing gs, cancave-cornered, ribbed panels semé with small 
 
 sunk perlettes. Monogram at underfoot. 
 Length, 31%, inches. 
 
 660—GoLp ano ENAMELED Erui Swiss, Empire Period 
 
 Oval and ines 7] idafig cover. The obverse, reverse and 
 
 of Se eeentied husks, scrolls and een 
 in emerald, ivory, sapphire and opalescent enamels. 
 
 Length, 41% inches. 
 
 661—Batrersea EnamMet Npbers AVITI Century 
 Oval and fapering“the interior fitted with various accessories. 
 Cover a decorated with minute mytholigical scenes in 
 
 fff scrolled reserves outlined in gilding on a soft pink 
 ground enriched with raised, dotted trellis and pellets in white. 
 
 662—Smatu BaTrersea NEG#SSAIRE AVIIIT Century 
 Oval and taperingtui enriched with reserves depicting allegori- 
 cal su soft colors, outlined in gilded rocaille scrollings 
 on pal e du Barry, floretted ground. 
 
 663—B.LeEv-ROYALE BATTEeRSEA ENAMEL NECESSAIRE 
 ; AVIIT Century 
 
 Oval and t ri] 1 inetd cover nen interior fitted 
 
 enriched 
 scrolling, Sing reserves deugrtan with colorful Site and 
 the portrait of a young woman. ‘The cover enriched with small 
 
 mounted garnet. Charming bibelot of fine quality. 
 
 664—BarrerseA Enamet NECESSAIRE AVIII Century 
 
 Oval and ta 
 taining 
 
 ring with hinged cover giving access to interior con- 
 rious accessories. Charmingly decorated with a 
 number fof rocaille- scrolled reserves™depicting landscapes, pas- 
 torales he im pastel colors. Pure white ground 
 enhanced with gilded trellis. The scrolled outlining of the re- 
 serves is slightly en relief. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 A 
 
 665 666 
 
 665—BarrerspA EnamMeL NECESSAIRE _. Late XVIII Century 
 : ingedt6p, rimmed in cuivre doré; 
 wartus implements. The obverse, reverse and 
 top Beggeres€f'ves outlined in gold rocaille scrolling on a brilliant 
 white ground and depict delicately penciled Arcadian landscapes 
 in soft pastel colors. 
 
 Length, 4 inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 666—Cuarmine BarrerseEA ENAMEL NEcESSAIRE . 
 Z Late XVIII Century 
 Flattened oval and taperingywith hinged cover revealing interior 
 Sories. ‘The exterior is daintily decorat- 
 
 pictingallegorical scenes in varicolored enamels; bleu de ciel 
 
 ground semé with tiny white dots. | 
 Length, 4 inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Third Session 
 
 667—Finr BatrepgsEA ENAMEL NECESSAIRE AXVITI Century 
 
 ering nécessaire, the hinged cover giving access to 
 taining various implements; decorated with reserves 
 gold scroll closing floral bouquets and the 
 } “court lady ; executed in rich Battersea enamels ; 
 on brilliant blew de Sevres ground enriched with further gold 
 scroll-work. 
 
 carrying a billet-dgew€, pedestal and vase form; minutely and 
 gracefully exectited in white enamel and engraved gold on gray 
 and black enameled grounds. Dial and works signed: Fs. Adré. 
 Monnier. 
 
 670—SMALL GOLD-ENAMELED JEWELED Lapy’s WatcH 
 French, circa 1790 
 
 a cupidon, 
 which is f¢rmedby the left section of the case; on the back, two 
 Executed in straw-yellow, mauve, rose-pink and 
 other colors. The rim of the hat is outlined in small graduated 
 pearls. (A few pearls missing. ) 
 
 op) 
 
 ww 
 
 671—Goitp EnaMELED WatTcH 
 
 By Jo 
 watch, the DeZel powdered with small golden stars 
 on a sapplfire enamgMground; the back executed in pale blue 
 translucent\ eng on engine-turned, basket-patterned ground 
 enclosed within filet, simliar to bezel. In the centre a gold mono- 
 gram on sapphire-enameled ground. Signed on the porcelain 
 dial: Gregson, London. Also signed in case. 
 
 “Gregson, London, circa 1800 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 Etruscan, about 600 B.C. 
 
 Etruscan, about 600 B.C. 
 
 ightly rounded corners displaying two ball 
 sections. 
 
 (a)f/ Compo irregular cylindrical yellow-brown amber beads 
 ilk ; silver-braided tassel. (8) String of small bul- 
 bous SE: beads. . 
 
 675—TIwo CarneEvIAN NECKLACES 
 
 wir faceted beads of varying size linked 
 d“cord tassel. (xB) Composed of very small 
 larger projecting bottle-shaped beads. Gold 
 
 676—CurnesE Manparin NECKLACE~ 
 Composed of pjyerced a arved nut beads alternating with thin 
 turquoise disck; ther enriched with oval, pear-shaped and 
 globular lapis-blue glass pendants. 
 
 677—Smatu Lapy’s Watcu in Goutp ENAMELED CASE 
 
 By L’Epine, 1720-1814 
 
 eta ieas in gold,eft a black enamel ech separated by Baas 
 of red-brown enamel powdered with tiny golden blossoms. The 
 face executed in gray enamel with central wreath in gold on a 
 white ground. The work is signed: L’Epine, Horloger du Roy, 
 
 a Paris. 
 
 678—LarcE SILVER Watcu By Chatelaine VAmé, XVIII Century 
 
 The dial deg6rated with riyet™Scene, buildings and a large bent. 
 r 
 tree, painjéd on enamele® Four movements, and four hands indi- 
 cating the days of t4€ month, the week, the hour and the seconds. 
 : gffed: Chatelaine ’Ainé 4 Framelan. 
 
Third Session 
 
 679—SMaALL GoOLD-ENAMELED cS Waren 
 
 ' French, Late XVIIL Century 
 iched witha ¢ <enee enamel painting depicting a 
 stth her two children, in a garden; executed in 
 
 pastel colors. (Slightly damaged.) 
 
 680—Turere AssorTED NECKLACES 
 
 1se“composed of glass beads of various shapes 
 coratively painted in vivid colors. (c) Indian 
 
 and black cylindrical central bead decorated with curious rec- 
 tangular and dot motives in white. 
 
 large crescent. 
 
 682—Six ASSORT 
 a9 Made of 
 
 beads in 
 
 683—Rare Javuf 
 
 AZTEC Necks ACE Early Mexican 
 
 ous sizes, colors and shapes. 
 
 Composedfof a_yaritty "of grayish-green mottled jade beads of 
 every p ssi form and dimension, one carved with a human 
 mask, another pees an insect. 
 
 684—CrystaL BonBoNNIERE Movyyep IN ENAMELED GOLD 
 French, XIX Century 
 
 Circular box cover. The sides of the box and the 
 rim of the coves thed with gold @ jour mounting of minutely 
 executed flower festoons, laurel filets, scrolls and cartouches 
 richly enameled in emerald-green, ivory and ruby-red. 
 
 Diameter, 2% inches. 
 
 685—PorceLain BonBonNIERE Capo di Monte, XVIII Century 
 Rectangularyoblong box with hinged cover, the rim mounted in 
 gilded silvex, the sidés decorated with cameo portraits of the 
 various Roman emperors in white on a black ground within 
 scrolled es¢ ogfis ; the inside of the lid depicts seated man and 
 woman in cop#ersation. Length, 8, inches; width, 242 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in,the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 686—Barrergea ENaMeL BonBoNNIERE AVIIT Century 
 
 Bowl-shaped, Avith flat hinged cover; the decorations consist of 
 floral panels on bleu de ciel ground, enriched with 
 trellis-work and small blossoms in white. Diameter, 81/, inches. 
 
 687—Cuarmine BarrersEA EnAuMet BonBONNIERE 
 fo Louis XV Period 
 Oblong, withy scrolled sides and slightly bulbous, hinged cover, 
 which depic ing scene of a young berger surprising a 
 rich, soft colors. The sides have oblong 
 reserves detorgted with danse champétre, angling scenes and 
 pastorales. he bottom displays a still-life of fruit, a butterfly 
 and birds. The whole enhanced with slightly raised scrolling in 
 yellow on a white ground. (Slightly restored at cover.) 
 Length, 334 inches; width, 2%, inches. 
 
 688—BatTTEeRsEA ENAMEL BoNBONNIERE Late XVIII Century 
 
 over, the exterior decorated with the Battle 
 interior bearing a portrait of Nelson; the 
 
 Oblong with hihge 
 of Trafalgar, \t 
 sides displaying marine subjects; executed in soft colors. 
 
 . Length, 3% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 689—Smatu CuisELED Gop JE TUI French, Louis XVI Period 
 nd slip cover having dome top. The 
 ar oblong, finely-ribbed panels with canted 
 ith perlettes and small blossoms. The 
 within minutely chiseled bands of laurel, in 
 
 Oval tapering, shaft | 
 obverse and re¥erse 
 corners powdéred 
 panels are enc 
 
 variously tinted gold. Length, 31/, inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 690—JrEWwELED ENAMELED GoLp Ervr Swiss, XIX Century 
 
 Octagonal ahd tapering shaf€ and similar telescoping cover. 
 
 reen ground and surrounded by bands of 
 ed leafage. The top, rim and base have narrow 
 bandeaux of pearls. Length, 44%, inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
5 | Third Session 
 
 689 690 693 
 
 Goup Enameten Erut 
 
 st French, Late XVIII Century 
 slightly tapering étui with sliding cover. The 
 entire axterioa*furface covered alternately with diagonal band- 
 Bleu de ciel enamel and gold, the latter enriched with 
 
 691—CuH ARMING 
 
 Flat, o ttagonal, 
 
 ings of 
 tiny engraved lunettes, blossoms and perlettes. 
 Length, 414, inches. 
 
 692—GoLp ENAMELED Ervur French, Louis XVI Period 
 Oval And slightly aapenng sliding cover with dome top. The 
 dec consists of oblong, concave-cornered panels of 
 
 ruby-red enamel on engine-turned grounds. ‘Ene 
 shaffind cover are further enriched with narrow filets of chiseled 
 guilloche motives. Length, 41, inches. 
 
 ; French, Louis XV Period 
 ithSliding cover in veined grayish brown 
 areas. The whole enclosed within pierced 
 
 6983—GoLp anp Onyx Ervt 
 
 Length, 4 inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 Tatagliee seal at underfoot. 
 
 Length, 4% inches. 
 
 695—Hanvsome Gortp Ervti a French, Louis XVI Period 
 Oval a e sliding cover with domed top. The 
 groun ninute basket pattern enhanced at foot, rim 
 and road filets of finely chiseled, intersecting ribbon 
 
 arlands, executed in two different tints of gold. The 
 top is crested with a rosette, the underfoot bears an intaglio seal. 
 
 Length, 434 inches. 
 
 Russian, Early XIX Century 
 
 sliding cover. Enriched with oblong, con- 
 cave-corneréd syatk panels enclosing slightly raised floral bouquets 
 
 Length, 4°, inches. 
 
 Aaa ie Sass eat GoLp k 7 Louis XVI Period 
 
 a shia "C -ser élled reserves acne 
 ules: executed in variously tinted gold; minute 
 p- Intagho seal at underfoot. 
 
 a Beliniele 
 allegorica 
 workmans 
 
 Length, 41, inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 Y SnuFF Box 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 
 698—-SmaLu Cirgeuuar ly 
 
 The se er encloses a small miniature depicting the bust 
 portra Madame Elisabeth. 
 
 Diameter, 11 inches. 
 
 699—BatrersraA Enawen SxurgeBox AVITI Century 
 
 Ehiy%crolled reserves on pale bleu de ciel ground, 
 
 ing colors wd 
 the cover hy ve decorated with birds and various fruits. 
 
 Length, 1%, inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 697 700 701 
 
 French, XVIII Century 
 
 d molded, hinged dome cover; the 
 cover-release in m of a mounted rhinestone. Delicately 
 chiseled with foltag@, wreaths, birds, animals, trophies and bands 
 
 of diamond-shaped rosettes. The underfoot with intaglio seal. 
 Length, 3°, inches. 
 
 7O00—CuISsELED GOLD Ervut 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 701—CuisELeD Goip Erut - French, Louis XVI Period 
 Slender oc agonal taper] “tui with telescoping cover having 
 domed tex Sides are alternately enriched with oblong, 
 finely els ; jeweled with perlettes, and minute blossom, 
 
 festoons, delicately chiseled in variously tinted gold. 
 
 leaf anc 
 Intaglio seal at underfoot. Length, 4%/, inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 702—Curious BArrersra ENAMEL Snurr Box AVIII Century 
 
 of a sleepin #ird modeled in relief ; the hinged cover 
 decoratéd with birdy*insects and flowers; executed in naturalistic 
 Length, 3 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and solid. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 “TORTOISE-SHELL SNUFF Box 
 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 
 703—CircuLaR Ivory A 
 
 lac&flounced collar, her abundant curly locks with a large 
 
 ; 
 plumed hat. CA) AKQ Diameter, 3 inches. 
 704—Sitver-ciItt ENAMELED SNuFF Box Louis Philippe Period 
 Oval, with scrolled’ides and hinged top, the latter mounted with 
 
 a mini icting a young officer and his belle seated under 
 a tree “garden, holding an animated conversation. Mainly 
 executed in translucent turquoise-blue enamel. In tooled leather 
 étul. Length, 3%, inches. 
 
 705—TorToIsE-SHELL SNUFF Box French, Directoire Period 
 Obloyg box, with rounded corners and hinged cover; the top is 
 enri¢hed with assfnall oblong miniature depicting a young woman, 
 enjprofil executed in gray camaieu on a ruby ground; in minutely 
 chi and sapphire-enameled frame. 
 
 ‘. SNUFF Box 
 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 
 706—Ivory anv ‘T'orRTOISE-S 
 
 me gfe dy with plumed head-dress; executed in soft pastel colors. 
 | Diameter, 234, inches. 
 707—Ivory anp TorrToIsE-sHELL SNUFF Box 
 French, Directotre Period 
 Circular box in vory, rimmed and lined in tortoise- 
 shell; the cove | rge circular miniature, by Paliard, de- 
 
 ered with a diaphanous lace veil; landscape background. 
 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
 708—Unuvsuat Laceurer SnuFF Bex French, XVIII Century 
 n tortoise-shell, the exterior executed 
 in striped bl¢ck and_yéllow lacquer, rimmed with vermilion gold- 
 e cover encloses circular miniature of a 
 charming Young’marquise in filmy tulle dress, leaning on a marble 
 
 pedestal. 
 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 710 709 
 
 709—F ine TortToIsE-SHELL AND Goup SnuFr Box 
 French, late XVIII Century 
 
 Circular tértoise-shell box-trimmed in gold. The loose cover is 
 mounte Oval miniature by Balay, depicting a lady 
 in whife, eté gown; her high powdered coiffure covered with 
 
 a diaphanous scarf trimmed with pearls. 
 Diameter, 21/, inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 710—Imrortant TorroisE-sHELL AND Gop Snurr Box 
 French, First Half of XVIIT Century 
 Circular; the lobse cover and foot,mounted with pierced gold 
 bandeaua, dispJaying trailing Jeéeafage encircling a rod. The 
 cover is furthér enriched with charming small oval miniature 
 sur émail, depicting a chévalier in armor with broad lace jabot 
 and elaborage wig, pértrayed en face, mounted in dainty gold 
 peér crystal. The central rim similarly mounted 
 fe and beautiful specimen. 
 
 Diameter, 21/, inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 711—Repovusst Sitver-cinpep Snurr B Louis XV Style 
 Circular flattened/ bulbous bodyécorated with rocaille scrollings, 
 the top adorne Wture of the Duchesse du Maine in 
 elaborate and bizarre <dstume, within a floral scrolled border. 
 
 By Tiffany & C aris. 
 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of-the Catalogue. 
 
 rH Miniature 
 
 English, XVIII Century 
 Wets a lady dressed in a simple filmy 
 rls covered with a white bonnet tied 
 er chin; neutral grayish background. 
 
 412—Horn SnuFrF Box MguntTeEpD w 
 
 The circular miniatufe de 
 tulle frock, her goldtn 
 with ribbons beneath 
 
 Diameter, 2°, inches. 
 
 718—Vernis Martin LAacauEr Ervr ‘ench, Late XVIII Century 
 Cylindrical, with sliding ¢over ryhmed in gold. Decorated with 
 a number of playful cherubs supfounded by clouds, flower festoons 
 and birds; executed in nellow, glowing colors on a dark ground. 
 The top depicts a bow quiver and the underfoot a bouquet 
 
 of flowers. 
 Length, 5 inches. 
 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 Cylindrical with sliding covey, the interior partly lined in tortoise 
 shell; top, base and ri unted with narrow gold bands. ‘The 
 decoration consists of Playful cherubs, floating draperies and 
 cloud forms in subdued colors on a vivid yellowish-brown ground. 
 
 714—Vernis Martin Lacquer Ets 
 
 Length, 5 inches. 
 
 TED SNuFF Box 
 
 French, XVIII Century 
 aving’ chiseled gold rim and 
 
 %15—Cuarmine Vernis Martin Goup-mMo 
 
 Small oval box with hinged g 
 scrolled thumb-piece and bear mall oval miniature of a pretty 
 young woman with powdered\Mair en demi decolleté, the whole 
 daintily decorated with cherubs, flowers and sprays in Vernis 
 Martin lacquers, on lustrous deep green ground. 
 
 Length, 2%, inches. 
 
 716—Goip Lacevrr Erut French, Louis XVI Period 
 
 Cylindrical, with domed ends; sliding cover and _ tortoise-shell 
 interior rim. The exterioy¥ decorated with simple, rectangular 
 basket pattern in gold anf ivory-yellow, the ends patterned in 
 blossom form. Rim ends banded in gold, engraved with 
 
 trailing leaf motives, 
 Length, 51% inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 717—LacavuER Erur JA French, Early XIX Century 
 Flat étui, with chamferedcorners and hinged arched top revealing 
 interior fitted with natfnerous implements. The exterior decorated 
 afials in their natural surroundings; decorated in 
 soft colors*6n mellow vermilion ground with small trellis pattern 
 in green and minute floral inlays in silver. 
 
 Height, 5 inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 718—Smatt Batrersea Exame, Tufte Erur AVIIT Century 
 Charmingly decoratg¢d, with" 
 scapes in various cqlorsg 
 Barry ground. (Sli 
 
 minutely penciled Arcadian land- 
 ithin scrolled reserves on pale rose du 
 
 tly damaged. ) 
 
 719—Cuarmine Barrersea Examen Waritine Erut 
 
 yw Late XVIII Century 
 “a receptacle for writing im- 
 wkwell with sliding cover; decorated with 
 
 Cylindrical in two sectigns ; name 
 plements and a small 
 graceful individual 
 colors within scroll 
 riched with dotted/ 
 
 yrays and bouquets in soft paste! 
 €erves on a rose du Barry ground, en- 
 lis and tiny pellets in white. 
 
 Length, 5%, inches. 
 
 720—Ivory anv TorrTotsE-sHELL Snurr Box 
 
 rench, Late XVIII Century 
 The loose cover adofned withJérge circular miniature of a charm- 
 ing young matron/in LowiS XVI costume. Her powdered locks 
 are covered with W(phanous lace and tulle headdress and she 
 holds a fan in her right hand; executed in pastel colors. 
 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
 721—Curious Repouss& Sirver TorTotse-sHELL AND-ENAMEL SNUFF- 
 erg XVIII Century 
 Oval, squat box with flat hinged c . Cover and foot paneled 
 in blossom form a 
 small enamel pla 
 colors. The sid 
 cabochon. 
 
 atter with small floral pattern in 
 similar appliqué enamel plaques en 
 
 Length, 3 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 UFF Box 
 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 cover having scrolled and chiseled gold 
 adorned with small circular miniature de- 
 ne champétre minutely executed in rich colors 
 in a narrow band of rhinestone beading. 
 
 722—Dainty 'ToRTOISE-SHELL 
 
 Oval box wit} 
 thumb-piece ; 
 picting playfyl s 
 and enclosed wi 
 
 Length, 2%, inches. 
 
 723—InTerEsTING Masonic GoLp-MoUNTED PorcELAIN SNUFF Box 
 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 
 Triangular; the rim and hinged cover mounted in gold. The 
 sides depict miniature Aréadian landscapes and palace gardens 
 with courtiers, 1 executed in brilliant coloring. The ex- 
 terior of the hi ted with a scantily draped female figure 
 
 in an attitudefof s@crecy, standing against a pedestal bearing 
 ich translated reads: “The Great Art of 
 Silence”? surrounded by masonic emblems. The interior of the 
 lid and the bottom of the box bear other subjects relative to 
 
 masonic rites. Rare example. 
 7 
 
 an inscription, 
 
 724—SEvres PorcEeLaAyN SNu 
 
 Box AIX Century 
 nged/cover bearing a medallion portrait of 
 Hortense de Beafiharflais in pastel colors; the interior decorated 
 with floral bouque#s; the exterior with narrow oblong floral 
 panels on pale bréwn ground semé with gilded stars. 
 
 Circular, with 
 
 Diameter, 3%, inches. 
 
 Snurr Box 
 French XVIII Century 
 
 Scrolled side and front, And flattened back; the rim and hinged 
 cover mounted in goldfthe top, sides and bottom enriched with 
 quatrefoil medallions flepicting curious, minutely penciled scenes 
 n an Oriental harbor; executed in charming 
 ellow ground; the cover has arabesqued leaf 
 osing miniature reserves decorated with land- 
 scapes and river scenes in purple. (Cover cracked.) 
 
 725—Goup Mountrep PorceEnatr 
 
 colors on a canary, 
 border in gold e 
 
 Length, 3 inches; width, 24%, inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 nn ne eae 
 
 127 726 
 
 726—GitpEp Snurr Box Mountep wirh MINIATURE 
 so” French, Louis XVI Period 
 Oval with sfraight sides awd hinged cover, the latter bearing a 
 miniature depicting the*bust portrait of a pretty young woman 
 with abufdant wary brown locks, adorned with pearls. The 
 leldsof the cover and the oblong panels of the sides 
 are closel¥*grooved and jeweled with small sunk dots; chiseled 
 musical and pastoral trophies and narrow. cord filets are further 
 
 embellishments. 
 Length, 3 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 727—HanpsomME Horn and GoLtp SNUEF Box 
 : French, Louis XVI Period 
 
 depicting threefuarter length figure of a young woman with 
 powdered hair and white tulle dress, carrying a basket of flowers ; 
 landscape background. The miniature is mounted in a gold rim, 
 pierced in strapped scroll design. 
 
 Diameter, 314, inches. 
 
 (Illustrated ) 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 ipinipratie a Ivory Snurr Box 
 Circular box elaborately carved with trailing foliage, floral sprays 
 
 and cae ae is mounted with a circular miniature depict- 
 ing the Duchesse du Maine, by Nadirt; executed in pastel colors. 
 Diameter, 334 inches. 
 
 729—Ovat TorTorsE-sHELL SNuFF Box French, XIX Century 
 The A has concave sid and gold-hinged top bearing the oval 
 por fait of a puetty young woman, with jet-black curling hair, 
 ustrous black silk gown trimmed with lace. Signed 
 
 Lemaire. fl Length, 8, inches. 
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 € Movunrep 1n Goxp 
 
 French, XVIII Century 
 Oval box with hyafed cover, scrolled and chiseled gold rim and 
 thumbpiecésstlfe cover embellished with small oval miniature of a 
 court lady dressed in low-cut blue gown trimmed with white fur. 
 
 7380—TorTolIsE-SHELL SNUFF 
 
 Length, 3 inches 
 
 731l—Ivory anv TorTOIsE-SHELL SNuFF Box 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 
 manner off ert Robert, depicting Arcadian landscape with 
 temple ruiffS and numerous personages in the foreground. 
 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
 iY 
 
 (32—TorTOISE-SHELL SNuFF Box Mounyep witH MIniaTuRE 
 
 Italian, XIX Century 
 Simple rectangular box, thé hineed cover enclosing an oval 
 1gti ung woman, her smooth blond hair 
 parted in the gentre She wears a severe black dress with broad 
 
 Length, 3% inches; width, 21% inches. 
 Note: From the collection of the Count’ d’Augiout of Naples. 
 733—Barrersra Enamet Snurr Box Late XVIII Century 
 
 Oblong, with incurya ides” and slightly bulbous hinged cover, 
 the latter decoraged wip tavern scene; the sides and bottom 
 develop gracefulfflorgt sprays in rich colors, 
 
 Length, 5 inches; width, 21% inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 FRENCH AND ENGLISH MINIATURES 
 
 AVAL page Ee Style 
 
 Height, 11% inches; width, 114 inches. 
 
 French, XIX Century 
 
 y woman dressed as a Louis Seize bergere. 
 
 Height, 2 inches; width, 134 inches. 
 
 English, Early XIX Century 
 Portrayal en profile of-& young man with ruddy complexion and 
 curly dark browmhair. He is dressed in severe black frock coat, 
 black cravat-dnd white neckerchief. 
 
 T36—MInNIATURE / PortTRAIT 
 
 Height, 2 inches; width, 11% inches. 
 
 737—OvaL MriniatuR 
 The bust portrait of a mart “with curly brown hair and side- 
 whiskers, dressed in dark Blue frock coat, yellow and green striped 
 waistcoat ayd whitestock. 
 
 PoRTRAIT , Early XIX Century 
 
 Height, 21, inches; width, 14 inches. 
 
 738—Two Miniature Porrrairs ee French, Empire Period 
 
 Circular bust portraits two young women dressed in con- 
 temporary costumes AMeir heads covered with diaphanous scarfs. 
 The latter signed“at left: Gaitin, 1802. Both in black wooden 
 
 frames. 
 Diameter, 21, inches. 
 
 739—Circutar MINIaPure Early XIX Century 
 Representing a man witb“coarse, swarthy features and raven- 
 black hair growing clege over his low brow; he wears black frock 
 
 coat and white st 
 Diameter, 234 inches. 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 140—Two Minratrure Por ITS French, Late XVIII Century 
 pretty young woman, her head resting on her 
 left ha rrow satin waistcoat covers a white tulle gown 
 adorned-ith blue ceinture. (8) Portraying a charming young 
 matron in simple blue tulle gown, seated in a garden, her little 
 
 daughter leaning against her. 
 Diameter of each, 234 inches. 
 
 wTvory English, late XVIII Century 
 Half-length re of a charming young woman, slightly turned 
 Her golden curls are adorned with various flowers. 
 
 4 
 (41—OvaLfMIniATURE 4 
 
 Height, 2 inches; width, 114 inches. 
 
 %42—Ovan, MINIATUREs 
 
 Portfait of gt pretty young woman in crimson gown trimmed 
 t her throat. Her coiffure a l’Espagnol, adorned 
 strand of pearls and diaphanous white gauze scarf. 
 
 Height, 2%, inches; width, 134 inches. 
 
 743—MIntafuRE ON JWory Directoire Period 
 
 Oblo iting a lady in decolleté filmy tulle gown, playing a 
 
 lyre; is standing in a garden and foliage forms the back- 
 ground. 
 
 Height, 2%, inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 744—Two Mint RAITS Empire Period 
 
 fitting gi oat, floral embroidered waistcoat and Byronic 
 Toned at right: F. Ellerman, 1811. (2) Portrait, en 
 face, of a young officer with powdered wavy locks, blue coat and 
 
 high white stock. 
 
 cravat. 
 
 Height, 21% inches; width, 2 inches. 
 Diameter, 2%, inches. 
 
 T45—MINIATPRE IT After Richard Cosway, 1740-1821 
 
 rait of ‘*Viscount Newark.’? Painted in delicate 
 
 Height, 2%, inches; width, 134 inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 746—CircuLar Ivory AVIIT Century 
 
 ite tulle gown with flounced collar fastened 
 with a thnUbow in front. A black silk wrap is loosely draped 
 
 Diameter, 21, inches. 
 
 747—Two Minigture Portraits, XVIII Century Style 
 
 of the Marchioness of Queenstown in 
 ! pe. After Richard Cosway. (x8) Bust por- 
 trait of Marie Antoinette in elaborate costume of the period; 
 
 garden background. After Angelica Kaufmann. 
 
 Height, 314 inches; width, 3 inches. 
 
 748—Two SMAL /Mintature Porrrarrs Early XIX Century 
 Oblong. “ 
 
 ring, the 
 
 by in white dress, holding a large 
 
 the rig acing the observer. Both are mounted in gold 
 rings 
 749—Miniature on Ivory French, late XVIII Century 
 
 Young woman portYayed en face. She is dressed in a simple 
 
 (Cracked. ) 
 
 Diameter, 24, inches. 
 
 ucas Cranach, XVI Century Style 
 Portraits of Martin 
 backgrounds. 
 
 frames. 
 
 er and Philip Melanchton on deep-blue 
 orate silver-gilded, black and white enameled 
 
 Diameter, 2° inches. 
 
 751—Mrntature/ Portrait Late XVIII Century 
 
 oS 
 loops afd tgsSls, thrown over a crimson coat with gold-em- 
 white lapels. Signature not legible. 
 
 Diameter, 23/4, inches. 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 a RRR A SS SR SSNS 
 
 ch court lady of the late eighteenth century 
 with powderg coiffure adorned with a rose and mauve, decolleté 
 
 corsage. 
 Pd Diameter, 21%, inches. 
 
 753—MInraTuRE Porrrair English, Late XVIII Century 
 
 Oval bust sportraitAf a pretty young woman posed to the left, 
 three-quafter fpént. She wears a simple black voile dress and 
 
 Height, 3 inches; width, 24%, inches. 
 
 \ 
 
 and white ttlle dress, trimmed with lace ruffles ; light background. 
 
 In red morocco étui. 
 Height, 3 inches; width, 3%, inches. 
 
 (a) The bust portrait ofa royal personage, probably Charles 
 X of Frdnce, clad ip’rich gold-embroidered, bleu de ciel gala 
 costume, lace collar and jabot; he wears the emblem 
 
 with roses and an ostrich plume; landscape background. Chiseled 
 
 cutore doré frame. 
 i” Diameters, 3 inches and 81, inches. 
 
 After Richard Cosway R. A. 
 Bust port 
 tulle neckerchjef, her coiffure covered by a plumed and berib- 
 nat. Signed at right: Cosway. 
 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
 757—Wax Byér Portrait ~~ Italian, Early XIX Century 
 ust portrait. of Marie Louise in red décolleté gown 
 
 trimnjed withstanding lace collar; molded in high relief. In 
 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 758—-Two Miniapure Porrraits on Ivory 
 Portrait of Empress Josephinesher lovely face enveloped in the 
 folds offa diapha scarf. By G. C., after Isabey, 18138. 
 seh Comtesse de Provence. She is dressed in a white 
 tulle gown with flounced lace collar and puffed sleeves; her gray 
 
 coiffure covered with a scarf. Signed: Maxime David. 
 
 (a) Height, 3%, inches; width, 234 inches. 
 (Bp) Height, 414 inches; width, 31% inches. 
 
 159—Two Myniatures on Jory 
 
 (a) Cipcular; halfelength portrait of a marquise in Louis Seize 
 costume, seated®in a palace garden. She wears a large plumed 
 haténd holds a bouquet in each hand. In cutvre doré 
 
 (s) Oval bust portrait of Maria Strozzi in elaborate costume 
 adorned with pearls, as is her plumed headdress. Signature not 
 legible. In chiseled cutvre doré frame. 
 
 Diameter, 31% inches. 
 Height, 314 inches; width, 234 inches. 
 
 B) Bust portrait of a young woman in XVIII 
 
 century costume. 
 (a) Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
 (Bs) Diameter, 2 inches. 
 
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 762—Two Mrintarure Portraits 
 
 (a) Circuffr. Half-le 
 
 portrait of a young nobleman in 
 Louis “~The cuivre doré frame is set with rhine- 
 stones. ortrait en profil of a young woman in white 
 
 negligé, and ruffled lace cap. Signed: P. Steiner. 
 
 (a) Diameter, 24% inches. 
 (s) Height, 3%, inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 763—Two Miniature Porrraprs 
 Portrait gf the Duchess of Wellington, dressed in dotted muslin 
 costume, her curl estnut locks covered by a straw garden hat; 
 landscape bagker . Signed: J. Hoppner, 1789. Portrait 
 ver, posed to the right, her copper blond coiffure 
 covered by a large ruffled and beribboned cap; neutral back- 
 ground. Signed: J. Hoppner, 1790. 
 
 Height, 314 inches; width, 2%, inches. 
 Height, 434 inches; width, 3% inches. 
 
 764—Two Miniature Porrraits 
 (a) Bust portrait of a young court belle, in tight fitting blue 
 bodice, trimmed wrth tulle fichu having lace ruffles. Strands of 
 pearls adorn }ér throat and curly locks. In molded ebonized 
 
 ars a white gown with ruffled collar, and coral necklace. 
 In ivory-rimmed square wooden frame. 
 
 Height, 4 inches; width, 3 inches. 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
 765—Two Miniature PaIntTIng 
 (a) Curioys portrait ofa Persian woman, in elaborate costume, 
 holding a gmall cup ;Aandscape background. The figure minutely 
 executed yn rich p€llow colors and apparently by a Persian artist, 
 being of later date, and of European technique. 
 (s) Le Cruche Cassé after Greuze, minutely executed in soft 
 pastel colors on ivory. Signed: Callimo. Unframed. 
 
 766—Ovat Miniagure Portratr English, Late XVIII Century 
 Bust portrait of a jetty young lady in crimson gown, high 
 white tullefneckeyghief and turban-shaped, white tulle headdress 
 covering hér géfden locks. In wooden frame. 
 
 Height, 3 inches; width, 21% inches. 
 
 AIX Century 
 
 Circular; the /bust poyMait of a musing young woman, her head 
 is adorned with flgWers and diaphanous veil, holding an arrow 
 in her left han 
 
 767—MInIaTURE ON Ivory 
 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
Third Session 
 
 768—Two Miniatuxes on Ivory s 
 
 (a) Oval byfst portr ait oa young woman with black curls and 
 
 ing young man with aka: arms seated in a large gilded fauteuil ; 
 
 Louis Philippe Period. 
 
 344, inches; width, 2°, inches. 
 41% inches; width, 3% inches. 
 
 Height, 
 Height, 
 
 769—Ovat Miniature Portparir on PQRCELAIN 
 
 French, about 1825 
 Bust portrait of Charles X, Kyig of France, portrayed en face. 
 He is dressed in dark blye uniform with gold epaulets, and wears 
 the star of the Order he Holy Ghost and various other 
 decorations. A green drapery and distant landscape form the 
 
 background. Chiseled cutvre doré frame. , 
 
 Height,g inches; width, 334 inches. 
 
 motselle Zélie Jaques, 1827 
 Large oval bust portrdit of Aine of Austria, after an old 
 to the left; her sombre black 
 gown is covered by a bgoad Miaphanous cambric collar fastened 
 at her breast with a bow-f silver lace. Large pearl pendants 
 adorn her ears. Minutely painted on bisque porcelain plaque. 
 
 Signed at back. 
 Height, 7 inches; width, 534 inches. 
 
 ra 
 “71—Wax Bust in Frame dlian, XVII Century 
 The bust portrait en face pf Saint Bepfiardus, the famous abbot 
 1 © folds of his large white 
 oden frame. The background 
 on which the bust is mounted#ears Latin inscriptions. 
 
 Height, 41/,-inches. 
 
 oui 1840 
 
 Height, 5 inches; width, 5% inches. 
 Height, 3%, inches; width, 2%, inches 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue 
 
 ~ “ 
 * 
 
 73—Larce MINIATURE PaynTING on Ivory 
 Attribujed to Louis Frgnhcois Aubry, 1767-1851 
 
 ALLEGORY OF HENRI IY. It depicts the chivalrous monarch stand- 
 son, later Louis 
 and an ensign be 
 
 tectural backgroun igned at right: Aubry. 
 
 Height, 8% inches; width, 6 inches. 
 
POI IMSL SESSION 
 
 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 6, 1924 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 BEGINNING AT 2:15 O’CLOCK 
 
 Catalogue Numbers, 774 to 1037, inclusive 
 
 FRENCH AND ENGLISH IVORY AND ENAMEL MINIATURES 
 | OPT bHE XVI XVHL AND=xIX CENTURIES 
 
 (74—Smatt Miniature Porrrair 
 By Louis Francois Aubry, 1767-1851 
 Oval and arranged as a brooch: A young man with curly 
 chestnut hair and long side whiskers, pleasant, oval face and 
 swarthy complexion is looking mischievously at the observer. 
 He is dressed in black frock coat, brown waistcoat and black 
 Byron cravat. Gold brooch mounting. 
 
 Height, 1% inches; width, %4 inch. 
 
 775—SMALyL Miniature Portrait French, Early XIX Century 
 Oval, arranged as a brooch. Portrait of a smiling young 
 woman with dark eyes and curly brown hair. A gray gauze 
 scarf is loosely tied around her throat. Gold mounting. 
 
 Height, 1% inches; width, *4 inch. 
 Note: In all probability by the same artist as the preceding number. 
 
 776—Miniature Portrair on Ivory 
 Attributed to Francois Dumont, 1751-1831 
 Circular bust portrait of a handsome young marquis, with 
 powdered wig and chocolate-brown gala coat, white waistcoat 
 and lace jabot. (Cracked.) 
 
 Diameter, 2% inches. 
 
 V77—MInIATURE ON ENAMEL By Henry Pierce Bone, 1779-1855 
 
 Youthful portrait of Melanchthon. The great reformer is facing 
 
 to the left, lost in meditation. He is simply dressed in a 
 
 sombre black cloak, opened at the throat; a small black barrette 
 
 covers his curly chestnut locks. The back bears inscription 
 and signature and the date 1850. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 778—IntTerestinc Miniature Porrrair French, Empire Period 
 
 JEAN BAPTISTE BERNADOTTE, one of the eighteen marshals of 
 France, as King Charles XIV of Sweden. He is portrayed 
 en profil, wearing uniform with high scarlet collar, lace jabot 
 and stock; at the extreme left is a royal crown. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width 2 inches. 
 
 779—MInNIATURE PoRTRAIT English, Early XLX Century 
 
 Depicting an effeminate young man with delicate, sharply lined 
 features and short brown, curly hair. He is dressed in a 
 décolleté shirt of fine white cambric. His left arm rests on the 
 back of a chair and he holds a book in his slender white fingers. 
 
 Oblong, in tooled leather étui. 
 Height, 21% inches; width 2 inches. 
 
 780—Two Miniature Porrraits 
 
 Attributed to Ozias Humphrey, 1742-1810 
 
 (a) Oval. MHalf-length portrait of Lady Chesterfield wearing 
 narrow white corsage covered by a fichu, her gray locks cov- 
 ered by a large ruffled cap adorned with green bow-knotted 
 ribbon. Signed at left: O. Humphrey, 1786. (8) Half-length 
 portrait of Sarah Villiers, Viscountess of Jersey, Princess 
 Ksterhazy; the Viscountess is seated, her right arm resting on 
 the back of her chair, and holding a lorgnon between her 
 fingers. Signed at upper left: O. Humphrey, 1789. 
 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 3 inches. 
 Height, 3°4 inches; width, 3 inches. 
 
 781—Miniature Porrraitr French, Directoire Period 
 Oblong; portraying a dark-haired young woman with unusual 
 features. Her face is oval, her chin pointed and her twinkling 
 
 brown eyes are slightly slanted. She is dressed in a white 
 Directoire décolleté gown. In gold frame. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
 782— Miniature Portrait English, Late XVIII Century 
 The half-length portrait of a lady seated in her box. Her 
 coiffure is arranged A la Gainsborough draped with a black 
 gauze scarf and her right arm rests on the edge of the box; 
 behind her at the left is a crimson curtain. 
 
 Height, 2%4 inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 7838—Ovat MINIATURE Empire Period 
 
 The portrait of a lady painted en profil; she is dressed in a 
 décolleté gown and her coiffure is adorned with strands of 
 pearls. Executed in gray camaieu on a black ground. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
 784—MiIniaTuRE Portrait By Skagan, Late XVIII Century 
 
 PRINCESS THERESA, SISTER OF FREDERICK THE GREAT OF 
 prussta. The Princess is dressed in a black velvet décolleté 
 gown with puffed sleeves and adorned with graceful scalloped 
 standing lace collar. Her coiffure is completed with a pearl 
 
 ferronniére. 
 Height, 215 inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
 785—MIniaTuRE Porrrair English, Early XIX Century 
 Depicting a young man of rosy complexion, his sandy hair 
 smoothly brushed back; he wears black frock coat, checked 
 green and yellow waistcoat and white stock. Gold _ filigree 
 
 frame set with small pearls. 
 Height, 2 inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
 786—Bustr Porrrair 1x Wax English, Georgian Period 
 
 Portrait of a general en profil, modeled in relief. He wears a 
 powdered wig, dark green uniform with gold braided standing 
 collar and gold epaulets, lace jabot, a red ribbon and several 
 
 decorations. In carved wooden frame. 
 Height, 3 inches. 
 
 187—Two Circutar MINIATURE PoRTRAITS 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 
 (a) Bust portrait of Henriot, General of the National Guard 
 during the French Revolution, dressed in a blue uniform with 
 gold epaulets; his head is covered by a plumed tricorne. 
 Signed: Brideault. (8) Portrait of Marie Thérése Charlotte 
 de France, fille de M. Antoinette, posed to the left, three- 
 quarter front, her wavy powdered locks covered by a small 
 bonnet; a blue fichu, fastened in front with a cameo brooch, 
 covers her shoulders. Signed: Marais, 1798. 
 
 Diameters 3 inches and 2% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 788—SeveEN Miniature Porrrairs oN ENAMEL IN FRAME 
 By Henry Pierce Bone, 1850 
 BUST PORTRAITS OF KING HENRY VIII AND HIS SIX QUEENS. 
 After originals by Holbein and Barendt van Orley in the Royal 
 and other collections. Skilfully painted in rich enamels. In 
 octagonal, heavily molded wooden frame having rib borders. 
 All seven miniatures signed at back, Henry Pierce Bone, 1850. 
 
 789—MiniaturE Porrrair By Bouton, French, Louis XVI Period 
 Circular. Half-length portrait of a young woman in white 
 décolleté dress, her powdered hair adorned with flower and blue 
 bandeau, standing in a garden and leaning against a festooned 
 pedestal, upon which two billing doves are perched. 
 
 Diameter, 2% inches. 
 790—Ovaxt Miniature Porrrair French, XIX Century 
 Half-length portrait of a queen in lace-trimmed velvet dress; 
 she is crowned and a strand of coral beads with crucifix 
 pendant encircles her throat. 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 791—MiniaTurE Portrair 
 Attributed to Samuel Cooper, Anno 1660 
 CHARLES Il, KING OF ENGLAND. Oval bust portrait, clad in an 
 engraved and gilded suit of armor with a broad lace collar; 
 landscape background. Signed at right with initials S. C. 
 Chiseled and engraved silver-gilded frame. 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 792—MintatTurE Portrait Attributed to Gibson, Anno 1696 
 LADY DIANA DE VERE, DUCHESS OF ST. ALBANS. The young 
 Duchess is posed to the right, her head turned to the observer; 
 she wears a charming bleu-de-Saxe corsage revealing her white 
 shoulders. Oval chiseled and engraved silver-gilded frame. 
 
 Height, 3 inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 793—Ovar Mintarure Porrrair By A. J. A. Du Pille, Anno 1803 
 
 MLLE. MARIE JOSEPHINE DU PILLE. Half-length portrait of 
 the charming daughter of the painter. She is standing in a 
 wooded garden and leans upon a large pedestal surmounted by 
 a classic vase filled with flowers. In cuivre doré frame. 
 
 Height, 4 inches; width, 3% inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 T94—MInNIATURE PoRTRAIT 
 Attributed to Lawrence Cross, 1650-1724 
 WILLIAM III, PRINCE OF ORANGE AND KING OF ENGLAND. Bust 
 portrait, posed to the left, his head turned to the observer; clad 
 in armor adorned with lace jabot and blue ribbon; his wavy 
 chestnut locks falling in heavy masses upon his shoulders. Signed 
 at right with initials, L. C. In oval, chiseled and engraved silver- 
 
 gilded frame. 
 
 Height, 314 inches; width, 2% inches, 
 
 795—MiniaTurRe Portrait Italian, Late XVIII Century 
 Bust portrait of a handsome young woman, her long auburn 
 curls covered by a curious gray-green plumed hat, the large 
 brim overshadowing her face; she wears a pale mauve gown and 
 
 dark green cloak. Sky background. 
 
 Height, 3°4 inches; width, 3 inches. 
 
 796—OvaL Miniature Portrait 
 By Besseltévre, French, XIX Century 
 Bust portrait of a smiling old gentleman with curly silvery 
 gray hair, wearing a dark blue frock coat, white waistcoat and 
 high stock. Neutral background. 
 
 Height, 4% inches; width, 3% inches. 
 
 797—Cincutar Miniature Portrait Late XVIII Century 
 LORD ALTHORPE. ‘Three-quarter length portrait, as a youth 
 after George Romney. He is dressed in a white silk costume, 
 his head covered by a black felt hat; landscape background. 
 Signature not legible. 
 
 Diameter, 21% inches. 
 
 798—Ovat Miniature Portrait English, Late XVIII Century 
 Half-length portrait of a young woman posed slightly to the 
 left, face front; she is dressed in a simple white tulle décolleté 
 gown and has curly auburn hair; woodland background. Exe- 
 cuted in the manner of Hoppner. In gold-plated frame. 
 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 799—Oxsione Miniature Porrrair in Ervur French, XLX Century 
 Half-length, en face portrait of a lady in early Victorian 
 décolleté dress with voluminous puffed sleeves. Her smooth 
 blond hair is parted in the centre and drawn to a knot at back 
 and ringlets at her temples; neutral background. 
 
 Height, 34% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 800—Ovart Miniature Porrrair English, Late XVIII Century 
 Oval bust portrait of a lady, posed to the right, her head 
 turned front; her rich black curls falling upon her shoulders. 
 She wears a closely fitting white tulle gown with high collar; 
 sky background. 
 
 801—MiniatTure Portrait Attributed to C. Lens 
 SARAH JENNINGS, DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH. Oval bust por- 
 trait, her face slightly turned to the left. She is dressed in a 
 vivid bleu-de-Saxe gown, her wavy blond locks falling in ring- 
 lets upon her shoulders. Signed with monogram, C. L. In 
 scrolled, repoussé silver-gilded frame. 
 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 802—MiniatTure Porrrair Attributed to Penelope Cleyn 
 ELIZABETH HOWARD. Oval bust portrait, en face, dressed in a 
 rose du Barry décolleté corsage stitched with pearls; a green- 
 embroidered cloak is draped over her right shoulder and her 
 auburn hair is curled in ringlets. In chiseled silver-gilded 
 
 frame. 
 Height, 234 inches; witdh, 2% inches. 
 
 803—MiniaTureE Portrair In the manner of Richard Cosway, R.A. 
 Representing a pretty young woman in white tulle dress with 
 standing, flounced lace collar. A large plumed straw hat covers 
 her powdered locks. Frame set with turquoises and rhinestones. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
 804— Miniature Portrait English, XIX Century 
 Oval bust portrait of a young man with round face and heavy 
 chin, dressed in dark frock coat, colored waistcoat and white 
 
 collar turned down at the chin. 
 Height, 2 inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 805—Ovat Miniature Portrait English, Early XIX Century 
 
 Representing a young man with handsome, pensive features, 
 turned to the right three-quarters front. He wears a Byron 
 cravat and a jabot, sharply contrasting with the sombre black 
 
 of his frock coat. 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
 806—Mrniature Porrralt French, Late XVIII Century 
 
 Half-length portrait of a seated, pretty young maiden with rosy 
 complexion and curly black hair, dressed in a simple white muslin 
 frock. She poses against a soft blue-gray background, her 
 arms folded in her lap and looking over her right shoulder. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 807—Larcre Ostone Miniature Portrait 
 Depicting the standing three-quarter length figure of a royal 
 personage in sixteenth century costume. He wears a dark blue 
 velvet jacket trimmed with short fur, girdled at the waist, and 
 holds a short sword in his bejeweled left hand; his face 1s 
 bearded and a plumed, tilted felt hat completes his costume. 
 In heavy cuivre doré frame. Painted in gouache on paper. 
 
 Height, 634 inches; width, 4% inches. 
 
 808—Two Miniature Porrralts By C. Berth 
 
 NAPOLEON. (A) On board the Bellerophon and (8) Receiving 
 strategical information from a peasant on one of his Italian ex- 
 peditions. Minutely painted in soft pastel colors. 
 
 Height, 2%4 inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
 809—CircuLtaR Miniarure PortTRAIT French, Directoire Period 
 
 Half-length portrait of a young woman, posed to the right, 
 three-quarter front, her head slightly inclined to the left. She 
 wears a lustrous white satin décolleté gown with short puffed 
 sleeves over which a green, embroidered shawl is loosely draped; 
 her short blond hair is dressed in ringlets. A wooded land- 
 
 scape forms the background. 
 Diameter, 4 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 810—Miniature Porrrairr English, Late XVIII Century 
 Oval. Portraying a young woman with delicate features and 
 powdered coiffure, dressed in a simple white tulle gown; delicate 
 grayish background. In oblong wooden frame. 
 
 Height, 2 inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
 811—Miniature Porrrair By Drouin, Early XIX Century 
 Half-length portrait of a young woman with beautiful brown 
 curly hair, dressed in a white gauze décolleté gown with short- 
 puffed sleeves, adorned with a blue ribbon around the waist; 
 
 sky background. 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 3 inches. 
 
 812—Ovaz Miniarure Porrratr English, Late XVIII Century 
 
 Depicting a young matron posed to the left, her head inclined 
 toward the observer; her delicate face wears a pensive expres- 
 sion. She is dressed in a simple white voile gown with a broad 
 blue sash at the waist; sky background. 
 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 8138—MiniatTure Porrrarr French, Late XVII Century 
 
 THE DUCHESS DE LORRAINE. ‘Three-quarter length portrait 
 depicting the Duchess standing near a console table, dressed in 
 a bleu-de-Saxe jeweled corsage, and cloak trimmed with ermine 
 and semé with fleurs-de-lys ; a large column and a heavily draped 
 curtain form the background. In oblong chiseled silver frame. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 31% inches. 
 
 814—MiniaturE Porrrair IN GOoLD-ENAMELED AND JEWELED 
 PENDENT FRAME 
 CHARLES I, KING OF ENGLAND. Enclosed within exquisite gold 
 pendent frame, displaying pierced leaf-scroll border; executed 
 in ruby-red, blue, ivory and green cloisonné enamels and jeweled 
 with small rubies and pendent pearls. 
 
 Height, 1%4 inches; width, 11% inches. 
 815—Smauut Miniature Portrait In JEWELED Gotp FRAME 
 Late XVIII Century 
 
 Elliptical. The miniature depicts a young woman in English 
 late eighteenth century costume; she wears a narrow black 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 ribbon around her throat and her coiffure is powdered. The 
 dainty frame is set with graduated pearls and diamond chips, 
 the latter on a translucent red enamel ground. 
 
 816—Smaxty Miniature Porrrair English, Late XVIII Century 
 
 Depicting a general with powdered wig and clad in a crimson 
 uniform with silver epaulets; standing collar» opened in front 
 and revealing white neckerchief. Gilded and blue-enameled oval 
 
 frame. 
 Height, 14% inches; width, 1%4 inches. 
 
 817—Importantr Miniature Porrrair 
 
 By Richard Cosway, 1742-1824 
 THE HON. MRS. BOUVERIE, afterwards the Hon. Mrs. Tulbot. 
 She is portrayed at full-length, standing at the border of a 
 placid lake amidst a wooded landscape. She is dressed in a 
 graceful white tulle gown with narrow bodice and trailing skirt 
 opening over voluminous underskirts; a ruche adorns her 
 throat and her powdered coiffure is covered with a large plumed 
 felt hat. Signed at lower right with monogram, R. C. In gold- 
 
 tooled red morocco étui. 
 Height, 8 inches; width, 6 inches. 
 
 818—MiniaturE Portrait By Francots Dumont, 1751-1831 
 Depicting a young girl seated at a desk, one arm resting on the 
 back of her chair and holding an open letter in her hand. She 
 is dressed in a simple black gown adorned with a blue ribbon 
 around the waist. Signed at left, Dumont. In chiseled gold- 
 plated frame. 
 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
 819—ImrorTant Minrature Portrait French, Directoire Period 
 
 Oblong. A dark-haired young damsel, dressed in white tulle 
 décolleté gown a la Directoire, a crimson embroidered wrap 
 draped loosely around her shoulders, is seated on a garden bench 
 on the lawn of a park; abundant foliage forms the background. 
 She is posed slightly to the left, her handsome, intelligent face 
 turned front and her right arm resting on the back of the bench. 
 
 Height, 2%4 inches; length 3% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 820—MiIniaTuRE PorTRAIT 
 Attributed to Penelope Cleyn, Anno 1641 
 SIR EDWARD HARLEY. Bust portrait, clad in armor, posed to 
 left, his long hair dressed in curls, a moustache and a small 
 blond Vandyck beard. Signed and dated at left: C. 1641. In 
 
 oval chiseled silver-gilded frame. Height, 234 inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 821—Two Important Miniature Portraits on Ivory 
 
 By Jean Baptiste Isabey, 1767-1855 
 NAPOLEON I AND MARIE LovIsE. The great Emperor is 
 dressed in silver-embroidered gala coat and lace jabot. Marie 
 Louise is portrayed in a simple low-cut velvet gown with stand- 
 ing lace point collar; her hair is encircled by a broad ribbon 
 and adorned by an ostrich plume. In dainty, engraved gold 
 and sapphire-enameled frames. Both miniatures are signed. 
 
 Tooled leather étuis. Height, 2% inches; width, 1% inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 822—BrautTirFuL MIniATuRE PorRTRAIT French, about 1768 
 
 LOUIS, DAUPHIN OF FRANCE, LATER Louis xvi. About fifteen 
 years of age. He wears a scarlet velvet gala coat, chevroned in 
 gold and fine white cambric shirt trimmed with lace flounce and 
 opened at the throat. His wig is powdered and tied in the back 
 with a light-blue ribbon. In dainty gold and sapphire-enameled 
 frame, enriched on the reverse with the arms of France and 
 Dauphiné and the motto “Que le destin me guide,” similarly exe- 
 
 cuted in gold under crystal. Oval. 
 Height, 1% inches; width, 1%4 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 823—Very Important MINIATURE ON Ivory 
 By John Smart, 1741-1811 
 
 Bust portrait of an aristocratic youth turned to the right, 
 
 three-quarter front. He has dark blond curly locks and hand- 
 
 some, delicate features. A lace collar covers a scarlet coat, 
 
 buttoned low in front, revealing his white throat. Dated and 
 signed with monogram at right: J. S. 1782. 
 
 Height, 1%4 inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
 Note: John Smart, 1741-1811, belonged, together with Richard Cosway, 
 
 to the most renowned of English eighteenth century miniaturists, of whose 
 artistry this little chef d’a@uvre is a convincing example. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
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 821 821 
 
 922 823 S24, 
 
 824—Important Miniature Porrrair English, about 1760 
 
 Oval. Depicting a handsome young guard officer clad in a scarlet 
 coat with broad green lapels, braided in gold, and wearing a 
 white cambric neckerchief. His wig is unpowdered and tied with 
 a ribbon in the back. Neutral grayish background. Signed at 
 
 right with monogram, C. D. 
 Height, 144 inches; width, 1 inch. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 825 
 
 825—MiniaTurE on Ivory English, Late XVIII Century. 
 The half-length portrait of a young woman with coiffure a@ la 
 Gainsborough; she is dressed in a mulberry silk low-cut gown 
 with diaphonous lace collar and holds a lap dog in her arm. 
 Pillars and distant foliage form the background. 
 
 Diameter, 2% inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 826—Beavtirut Miniature Porrrarr English, Late XVIII Century 
 Bust portrait of an exceedingly beautiful young woman, her 
 body turned to the left three-quarter front, her face to the 
 observer. She is dressed in a white, filmy tulle frock, revealing 
 her white throat, and fastened with a blue ribbon bow upon her 
 breast. The noble beauty of her finely chiseled features is 
 emphasized by a wealth of brown curls falling down upon her 
 shoulders. Height, 2% inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
 Note: The above portrait is very much in the manner of Richard 
 Cosway, R. A. 1740-1821. 
 
 8277—MIniIATuRE PorrTrRAIT Directoire Period 
 
 Oval. Bust portrait of a young woman dressed in a white low- 
 cut gauze dress; a scarlet wrap is thrown loosely around her 
 shoulders. Her throat is adorned with a strand of coral beads. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 828—Fine Ovan Miniature Portrrair English, Late XVIII Century 
 
 The bust portrait of a young nobleman, with powdered curls, 
 posed to the right, three-quarter front, facing the observer. He 
 wears a deep sapphire-blue coat with gilded buttons, a white 
 waistcoat, stock and ruffled jabot. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 829—Two Fine Bust Portraits 1x Wax 
 English, Late XVII Century 
 JOHN LOCKE AND SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN. ‘The famous philos- 
 opher and architect are portrayed en profil, masterfully modeled 
 in relief, in wax of various colors. Oblong wooden frames. 
 
 Heights, 3 and 2% inches. 
 
 Note: These interesting portraits were formerly in the collection of N. 
 N. Sydney of Sevenoaks, Kent, and at Battle Hall, Hexam, Northumberland. 
 
 830—Two Ovat Miniature Porrrairs 
 By C. Tough, English, Early XIX Century 
 The bust portraits of two unknown young noblemen, one in naval 
 uniform, the other in civilian attire, both wearing the star and 
 ribbon of the Order of the Garter and another decoration. In 
 
 molded cutvre doré frame. 
 Height, 4°4 inches; width; 3%4 inches. 
 
 831—OvaL Miniature Portrait Ix Etut 
 
 English, Late XVIII Century 
 
 Oval bust portrait of a lady, with long brown curly locks en- 
 circled by a bandeau of white ribbon. Her handsome face is 
 turned to the right and her aristocratic profile is clearly outlined 
 against a background of clouds. Gold-plated medallion frame. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
 832—Miniature Portrait By H. Harding, English XIX Century 
 
 Bust portrait of a pretty young woman with golden hair, posed 
 front; she gazes upward and her sweet face, with the slightly 
 parted lips, bears a questioning expression. Her blue and black 
 striped corsage is trimmed with a petaled tulle collar, the black 
 sleeves are slashed and reveal white satin undersleeves. In 
 
 morocci leather étui. 
 Height, 4 inches; width, 3% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 834 833 
 
 833—Miniature Porrrarr Attributed to Samuel Cooper, 1609-1672 
 JAMES SCOTT, DUKE OF MONMOUTH. ‘Turned to the left, three- 
 quarter front, his youthful handsome face accentuated by heavy 
 strands of chestnut curls falling down upon his shoulders. He 
 wears a cuirasse with Mechlin lace jabot over a brocaded doublet ; 
 dark background. Silver-gilded chiseled frame. 
 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 2%4 inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 834— Miniature Porrrarr Attributed to Laurence Cross, 1650-1724 
 LOUISE RENEE DE PENANCOET DE KEROUAILLE, DUCHESSE 
 D’AUBIGNY, FIRST DUCHESS OF PoRTSMOUTH. She is depicted 
 half-length, her head slightly turned to the right. Over a loosely 
 fitting lace-trimmed deshabille, revealing her throat and shoul- 
 ders, is draped a blue brocaded cloak fastened on the left shoulder 
 with a jeweled brooch. A strand of pearls is woven through her 
 dark brown locks. In silver-gilded, chiseled frame. 
 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 835—Ovat MINIATURE French, Louis XV Period 
 
 THE MARQUISE DE POMPADOUR. Seated at a table in an attitude 
 of reflection. On the table lies a music book in which she is about 
 to write. Executed in soft pastel colors. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 837 836 
 
 836—InTerREsTING Miniature Portrait Indian, XVIII Century 
 
 Oval. The portrait of an Indian princess of delicate exotic 
 beauty, dressed in elaborate court costume seated on a couch 
 and viewing the contents of her jewel casket which stands open 
 before her; her face is turned slightly to the left and bears a 
 dreamy expression. She holds a pearl necklace between her 
 henna-stained, shapely fingers. Executed in rich, subdued colors 
 and gold. 
 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 (Illustrated ) 
 
 837—Mrin1taTurRE Portrait on Ivory 
 Attributed to Andrew Plimer, 17638-1837 
 
 THE MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY. Bust portrait of the pretty 
 marchioness en face, her coiffure covered with a large white hat 
 adorned with large pink ribbon bows. A black shawl covers her 
 blue and white, lace-trimmed bodice; sky background. Signed 
 and dated at left, Plimer, 1789. 
 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 3 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 838—Ovat Miniature Porrrair English, Late XVIII Century 
 
 Depicting an elderly general wearing a scarlet uniform coat with 
 dark blue collar and lapels and gold epaulets. His features are 
 kind and delicate and his powdered hair is trimmed short in front. 
 
 Height, 2% inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions wnder which every item is offered and sold. 
 
 840— 
 
 84.1— 
 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 839—Ovar MINIATURE 
 Depicting a youth, clad in a slashed 
 brown and yellow doublet trimmed 
 round the neck with costly lace point 
 collar; a scarlet cloak is thrown over 
 his right shoulder. His blond locks are 
 covered by a large, plumed, black felt 
 hat. In the manner of Judith Leyster. 
 
 Height, 234 inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 840 
 
 Miniature Porrrarr Attributed to Samuel Cooper, 1609-1672 
 
 OLIVER CROMWELL, PROTECTOR. Bust portrait, his head turned 
 slightly to the right. His grayish locks are brushed backward 
 and-the severe face is set in firm lines; he wears a simple white 
 collar turned down over a heavy suit of armor, the simplicity 
 of this attire adding to the sombre severity of his person. Signed 
 in centre at right, S. C. 1653. Silver gilt frame. 
 
 Height, 234 inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 Cuarmine Mintarure Porrrair 
 French, Early XVIII Century 
 
 MADAME DE MAINTENON. A bust portrait of the pretty mar- 
 quise, her body posed to the right, her face turned to the ob- 
 server. She is dressed in a loosely fitting negligée of white cam- 
 bric trimmed with lace, revealing her white shoulders and partly 
 covered by a crimson cloak. Pearls adorn her throat, ears and 
 curly brown hair. Oval frame set with small rose diamonds. 
 
 Height, 2 inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 842—MiIniaTuRE PoRTRAIT 
 
 By P. Daubigny, 1793-1858 
 MADAME D’AUBERIN. <A hand- 
 some young woman with soft, 
 pensive features is facing the 
 observer. She is dressed in a 
 simple black silk gown trimmed 
 with ruffled tulle collar around 
 her white throat; neutral 
 brown background. Signed at 
 right, d’Aubigny. Cuivre doré 
 frame. 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 2%4 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 843—Two Imporranr Miniature Porrrarrs 1x Err 
 
 By Richard Cosway, R.A., 1742-1821 
 The affronté bust portraits of an unknown young nobleman and 
 his wife. The former wears his curly locks powdered and is 
 attired in a dark brown coat and high neckerchief; his com- 
 panion wears a white fichu and her powdered coiffure and throat 
 are adorned with pink ribbon bows. Sky background in both 
 instances. Both are signed at right, Richard Cosway. In grace- 
 ful circular gold frames enriched with narrow filet of small pearls 
 
 within sapphire enamel border. , 
 BE border Height, 2% inches; width, 2 inches. 
 
 844—Important Miniature Porrrair 
 By Jean Baptiste Jacques Augustin, 1759-1832 
 NAPOLEON I. The Grand Emperor is portrayed wearing the 
 uniform of the chasseurs of his famous guard. On his chest are 
 the orders of The Iron Crown and the Légion d’Honneur; sky 
 background. Masterfully executed in rich coloring. In dainty 
 gold-chiseled and sapphire-enameled oval frame. Signed at-left, 
 
 Augustin. Height, 2% inches; width, 1% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
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 845—Two Important Miniature Porrrairs 
 
 By Lié Louis Périn, 1758-1817 
 The circular affronté bust portraits of a youthful officer and his 
 wife. The former is dressed in a blue uniform coat with high 
 standing collar having g gold epaulets, chevrons and tasseled loops, 
 the collar opens in front and reveals a high neckerchief; his 
 powdered hair is dressed a la Bonaparte; his pretty compeane 
 wears a charming red-brown frock with white fichu and ceinture 
 around the waist; her hair is arranged with a double bandeau of 
 white ribbon. In dainty filigree gold and sapphire enameled 
 frames, the reverse bearing monograms enriched with dainty 
 floral embellishments in pastel colors. Oblong tooled leather étui. 
 
 Diameter, 2% inches. . 
 
 846—Pair Important Miniature Porrrairs 
 
 Attributed to Richard Cosway, R.A., 1742-1821 
 BUST PORTRAITS OF AN UNKNOWN LADY AND GENTLEMAN. ‘The 
 former dressed in a simple white bodice and fichu, a pink ribon 
 tied around her waist; her curly golden locks covered’ with white 
 gauze cap. Landscape background. The latter wearing a black 
 coat and high white stock; similar background. Both portraits 
 are signed with monogram, R. C. In oval gold frames. 
 
 Height, 3% inches; width, 2% inches. 
 
 BRUSSELS, MILANESE AND OTHER LACES, INCLUDING 
 LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS 
 
 847—Fovur Lawn anp Lace HanpKERCHIEFS 
 
 Sheer lawn, with varied lace borders. 
 
 & 848—Six Oke ees ILK ST ea ota me omy 
 
 Hemstitched ; with fine initials. 
 
 & 849—EicuHTeen Linen Lawn Hanpxkercuiers 
 ae Fine lawn, with hemstitched borders and monograms. 
 
 Similar to preceding. 
 
 é \ 850—Fovurteen Linen Lawn HanpkercuIieFs b7 4) 4 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 851—Twentve Linen Lawn ann Lact HANDKERCHIEFS G7 I ‘Ma 
 . ° > w Ff S| 
 ss Sheer lawn, with varied drawn and hemstitched borders, one With 
 
 lace edge. Beautifully monogrammed, M. C. T. 
 
 ( !852—Founress Linen Lawn HanpkKERCHIEFS br td 
 
 Pi 
 é een 
 
 With fine hemstitched borders and dainty Scape NCL 
 
 8538—Six Linen Lawn anv Lace HAnNDKERCHIEFS {7r ~* ‘b 
 
 Very sheer lawn, with 4 jour monogram M. C. T., and exception- 
 ally fine Valenciennes lace borders. 
 
 854—Srx Very Dainty Linen Lawn anv Lace HANDKERCHIEFS aL 
 
 Sheer lawn, with embroidered dotted borders and wreathed mono- 
 gram; finished with edges of dainty Valenciennes lace. 
 
 855—Twetve Linen Lawn HanpkKERCHIEFS Bray tr) 
 e e . ° ; “7 e 
 Striped border, hemstitched edges with dainty monogram In 
 
 corner, L. B. C. 
 
 {| : | Peery tO Linen Lawn HANDKERCHIEFS. 
 
 Variously with striped and hemstitched borders. Monogrammed. 
 
 857—Turee Lace FLOuNCEs Brussels Style 
 
 Scalloped blossomed border réseau with vertically scrolled stems 
 
 of flowers. 
 Length, 44% yards; depth, 6%4 inches. 
 
 858—Fovr Crocuer Lace Firounces anp Two Currs 
 
 The flounces with diamond medallion edge and sprays of small 
 
 blossoms on réseau of brides. 
 Lengths, 134, 2% and 11 yards. 
 
 859—Four Ivory Lace FLouncEs Brussels Style 
 Scalloped edges, réseau with sprays of flowers and leaves. 
 
 Lengths, 434, 334, 44% and 2% yards; depth, 3 inches. 
 
 860—Tern Lact Fiouncres anp PANneELs 
 Assorted floral patterns and sizes. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 861—EmproimpERED Lawn Aanp Lace CoLuar anv SrLk INsERTION 
 (a) Shaped lawn centre drawn a@ jour and embroidered with 
 fleur-de-lys; deep flounce of Valenciennes lace. 
 (3) Insertion, worked with crochet silk, in pale tones of gray 
 and yellow, with open scrollings of flowers and leaves. 
 
 Collar, length, 30 inches; depth, 8% inches. 
 Insertion, length, 3%4 inches; depth, 234 inches. 
 
 862—Aprrpiieukt Linen Coriiar, Currs anp FLouncrE 
 (a) Round collar, displaying scrolled and blossomed border and 
 a@ jour medallions amidst scrollings. Cuffs similar. 
 (es) Deep écru flounce with scalloped edge and scrollings of con- 
 ventionalized blossoms and leaves worked @ jour. 
 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 7 inches. 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 9 inches. 
 
 863—Lace FLouncEs anp Bopicr 
 (a) Five varied short-length floral flounces. 
 (8) Ecru silk lace flounce displaying Maltese cross and blos- 
 somed scalloped border. 
 (c) Silk lace bodice with all-over cruciform motives interrupted 
 by medallions. Maltese crosses enrich the border. 
 
 (Bs) Length, 11% yards; depth, 5 inches. 
 
 864—Miranerst Lace CoLtuar 
 
 Circular, with scalloped edge, netted réseau displaying all-over 
 
 scrollings of conventionalized blossoms. 
 Diameter, 20% inches. 
 
 865—Two Lacr FiounceEs Point de France Style 
 Dotted réseau with scalloped edge of basket of flowers and trail- 
 
 ing vines. 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 7% inches. 
 
 866—Brussets Lace Cotztar anp Two Frounces 
 (a) Circular collar, with blossom and scroll, scalloped edge, the 
 réseau with very beautiful appliqué flowers and sprays. 
 (8) Two flounces, with fine scalloped border, detached sprays of 
 
 flowers, butterflies and dragon flies. 
 Length, 1 yard; depth, 8 inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 867—Turee Brussets Lact FLounceEsS 
 
 (a) Floral medallion and blossomed, scalloped border, the 
 réseau with further medallions having vine festoons. 
 (zs) Two flounces of field flowers, Queen Lace, Thistles and other 
 
 flowers. 
 Lengths, 4 yards, 134 yards and 1 yard; depths, 12 inches. 
 
 868—Miranese Lace Fiounce 
 Interesting pattern of all-over scrollings with broad picot brides. 
 
 Length, 8 yards; depth, 104% inches. 
 
 869—Point vE France Lace FLouNCE 
 Filmy lace, with very beautiful blossom and leaf-scalloped edge; 
 net réseau with fine scrollings of flowers, partially in relief. 
 
 Length, 3 yards; depth, 9% inches. 
 
 870—Irautian Crocuet Lace Couiar 
 Semi-circular; with open Vandyck edge; open picot brides sus- 
 
 taining highly conventionalized flowers, mainly in relief. 
 Diameter, 26 inches. 
 
 871—Two BeavutTiFruL VENETIAN Lace FLOUNCES 
 
 Deep floral Vandyck points; vertical scrolling in floral medal- 
 
 lions. 
 Length, 30 inches; depth, 7% inches. 
 
 872—Two Brussets Lace ScARFs 
 
 Dotted net réseau, with medallioned border and floral scrolled 
 
 lappets. 
 Length, 2 yards. 
 
 873—Five Miuanese Lace Laprets 
 
 Differing spade-shape; all with vertical leaf motives and lattice 
 
 brides. 
 
 874—AprrievE Lace FLOUNCE 
 
 Medallioned border, the field of all-over scrollings of flowers in 
 
 linen lawn with looped brides. 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 12 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 875—Turee THreap Lace Fiounces 
 (a) With blossom and leaf pattern, having deep scalloped border 
 and heading of medallioned Gothic. 
 (3) Lace and leaf blossomed pattern with picot scalloped edge. 
 (c) Scroll and leaf pattern. 
 
 Lengths, 3% yards, 2% yards, 1% yards; depths, 12 inches, 6% inches, 4 inches. 
 aie ¥ a y 1 
 
 876—Turee Firer Lace Borpers 
 (4) Two with cruciform and striped Vandyck points. 
 (3) XVIIth Century Italian, with angular scrollings and con- 
 ventionalized blossoms; fringed edge. 
 
 Lengths, 1%4 yards 14 inches; 1 yard 5 inches; depth, 7 inches. 
 
 877—Two Exeutsire Lace anp Lawn HAnDKERCHIEFS 
 
 (a) Sheer lawn with beautiful scroll lace border (Imperfect). 
 (3) Lawn with cruciform a jour and Brussels lace border. 
 
 878—Two Lace FiounceEs 
 (A) Silk lace with blossoms forming scolloped edge. 
 (8) Cut work linen; with floral pattern and picot brides. 
 
 Lengths, 3% yards; 234 yards; depths, 3% inches; 2% inches. 
 
 879—FirTreEEN Exampues oF Lace 
 Milanese, Italian Filet and Brussels; assorted patterns and sizes. 
 
 880—E:1cut Brussets anp Mitanese Lace Narrow Frounces 
 
 Assorted patterns and various lengths. 
 
 881—F iLemisu Lace Cotiar anp Scarr 
 Displaying shaped floral panels and scalloped blossom edges. 
 
 882—TuHreEE BrussEts anp Sitk Lace FLounceEs } 
 (a) Net réseau, with trailing vines of flowers; in five lengths. 
 (3) Filmy net réseau, with floral Vandyck points, trailings of 
 flowers and dots. 
 (c) Silk lace, with border of large blossoms and vines. 
 
 Lengths, 10 yards; 1% yards; 17% yards; 
 depths, 2 inches; 8 inches; 2%4 inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 883—Two Lace LINEN anv S1LkK Covers 
 (a) Two with Venetian medallioned lace interspersed with Ro- 
 man satin. 
 (s) Lawn; paneled with Milanese lace insertions and having fine 
 
 border. 
 Two, 17 by 14 feet; one, 35 by 20 feet. 
 
 884—THreap Lace BorDER 
 
 Blossom and leaf pattern, surmounted by stripes of medallions, 
 
 scalloped edge. 
 Length, 3 yards; depth, 12% inches. 
 
 885—TuHrREE CrocHet Lace INSERTIONS 
 
 Displaying leaf and tulip motives amidst circular motives; picot 
 
 edges. 
 Total length, 5% yards; width 3 inches. 
 886—Fiter Lace Borper Italian XVII Century 
 Displaying ogivals of carnations and deep medallion Vandyck 
 points. 
 
 Length 3% yards; depth, 7 inches. 
 
 887—Fitrer anp Gotuic Lace Cover | 
 Five panels of floral filet interrupted and bordered by bands of 
 Gothic lace. Finished at crown with band of eyelet work. 
 
 361%4 inches by 35 inches. 
 
 888—Turere Lact Borpers AnD SCARF 
 (a) Thread lace with all-over leaf pattern. 
 (gs) Filet with conventional floral scrollings. 
 (c) Laces with deep scalloped edge and scrollings of flowers. 
 (p) Silk lace with scalloped edge and interesting floral scrollings. 
 
 Lengths, 22%, 1712, 234 yards; 1% yards; 
 Depths, 114%, 8%, 10 inches; 15 inches. 
 
 889—Darmnty EMBROIDERED A Jour Lawn Cover 
 
 Festooned medallioned center with butterflies and flowers. Border 
 
 of trailing flowers and bouquet corners. 
 3214 inches by 27% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 890—TuHreE Aprptieuk Lack Covers 
 
 Fine lawn; with scrolled floral borders. Mounted on old rose 
 
 satin. 
 46 inches by 19 inches and 9 inches by 6 inches. 
 
 BLACK CHANTILLY AND SPANISH LACES 
 
 891—Four Buackx THreap Lace Friounces 
 
 (a) With shell scalloped edge and scrolled floral diamonds above. 
 
 (8) With oval medallions parted by stave-like motives and shell 
 
 edge. 
 
 (c) With floral medallion edge parted by leaf motives. 
 
 (D) Similar to (a); narrower. Length, 2% yards; depth, 6% inches. 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 9 inches. 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 3 inches. 
 Length, % yard; depth, 5% inches. 
 
 892—Brack CuantTitty Lace Frouncr, Scarr anp Two SLEEVES 
 (a) Flounce with scalloped edge formed of scrolling flowers and 
 leaves; réseau with trailing vines. 
 (8) Small scarf with dainty medallion edge; réseau with lilies of 
 the valley. 
 (c) Shaped sleeves with large floral spray and vine. 
 Length, 3 yards 4 inches; depth, 41% inches. 
 Length, 44 inches; depth, 1 yard 8 inches. 
 Length, 18% inches. 
 
 893—Buack CuanTILLy Lact Bopicr anp Two Scarrs 
 (a) Bodice with all-over floral pattern of vines and scalloped 
 border of large flowers. 
 (8) Narrow scarf with paneled flowers and floretted edge. 
 (c) With leaf and sprays of flowers. Length, 31 inches. 
 
 Length, 38 inches. 
 Length, 38 inches. 
 
 894— Two Brack Cuantitty Lace Fiounces 
 (a) Enriched with sprays of flowers and large blossomed border. 
 (8) With bowknotted oval medallions and floral scalloped vine 
 
 edge. Length, 6% inches; depth, 3% inches. 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 9 inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 895—Two Buack CHantTILLY Lact CoLuars 
 
 (a) Horseshoe shape, with large blossomed edges forming 
 scallops; réseau with bouquets and sprays of flowers. 
 
 (s) Semi-circular, with dotted ‘réseau; scrolled and scalloped 
 border. 
 
 896—CHANTILLY Lace PARASOL 
 
 Carriage parasol with floral lace and carved folding ivory handle. 
 
 897—F iver Buack Tureap Lace FLouNCEs 
 
 (a) With floral fan-like motives and shell-scalloped border. 
 
 (8) With shell-scalloped border and réseau with floral diamonds. 
 
 (c) Similar. 
 
 (p) Two shaped flounces of scrolling flowers. (Imperfect.) 
 Length, 3% yards; depth, 9 inches. 
 Length, 342 yards; depth, 6% inches. 
 Length, % yard; depth, 5 inches. 
 Length, 1 yard; depth, 6% inches. 
 
 898—Two Buack CuHantTILLyY Lace Fiounces AND Pair or BLack 
 MITTENS 
 
 (a) Scalloped blossomed edge; réseau with floral sprays fes- 
 tooned with vines. 
 (s) With scalloped edge; réseau with fan-like motives, festoons 
 and sprays of flowers. 
 (c) Mittens with bands of geometric motives. 
 Length, 3%4 inches; depth, 7 inches. 
 Length, 4% yards; depth, 3% inches. 
 (Mittens) Length, 15% inches. 
 
 899—Spanisu Brack SILK SCARF AND FLOUNCE 
 
 (a) Triangular scarf, enriched with scrollings of large conven- 
 tionized leaves and flowers; scalloped edge. 
 (8) Flounce with large scrolled blossoms and sprays of leaves 
 
 forming a scalloped edge. 
 Length, 134 yards; depth, 17% inches. 
 Length, 20 yards; depth, 4% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 900—Burack Cuantitty Lact FLouncE anp ScarF 
 (a) Flounce enriched with festooned ribboned medallions and 
 sprays of flowers; scalloped edge. (Imperfect.) 
 (s) Oblong scarf with scalloped edge, blossomed border and 
 réseau with clusters of flowers. (Slightly imperfect.) 
 
 Length, 10 yards; depth, 11 inches. 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 6 inches. 
 
 901—Two Brack Cuantitty Lace FLounces 
 (a) With large blossomed and scalloped border; réseau with leaf 
 arcades under festoons and large sprays of flowers. 
 (3) With scalloped and blossomed edge; réseau with sprays of 
 
 large and small flowers. 
 Length, 5%, yards; depth, 191% inches. 
 Length, 5 yards; depth, 19% inches. 
 
 902—Buack CuHantTiItty Lace SHawy 
 Triangular, with border of leaves and blossoms forming scalloped 
 edge; fine réseau with detached bouquets, festoons and sprays of 
 
 flowers. 
 Length, 3 yards; depth, 1% yards. 
 
 903—SpranisH Brack Sitx Lace SHaw 
 Triangular, with scalloped edge formed of large blossoms and 
 pear-shaped medallions; réseau with large and small sprays of 
 
 vines and flowers. 
 Length, 2 yards 32 inches; depth, 1% yards. 
 
 904—Buack CHantitty Lace MaAntTiILia 
 Scalloped border of scrolled medallions; réseau with dots and 
 inner border of small vines of flowers somewhat in the form of 
 pinnacles. 
 
 905—SpanisH Buack Sitx Lace Dress 
 The bodice and skirt of large floral pattern lace, with scalloped 
 edge; the flounce on skirt of similar floral lace having scalloped 
 
 border. 
 Depth, 1 yard, 30 inches; width of flounce at foot, 2% yards. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 FINE POINT DE VENISE, ROSALINE, MILANESE AND BRUSSELS 
 RACES OF THE XVIP AND XVII CENTURIES 
 
 906—Porint DvD’ ANGLETERRE Lace CoLuar AXVIIT Century 
 Circular, with beautifully scrolled and blossomed edge; the net 
 réseau with dots and fine sprays of small flowers. 
 
 Diameter, 28% inches. 
 
 907—TureE Point pE FRANCE FLOUNCES XVIII Century 
 
 (a) Two with scalloped edges on both sides; developing ara- 
 besqued scrollings of leaves and fruit. 
 (3) Scalloped edge, fruit and scroll paneled flowers. 
 
 Lengths, 23144; 24; 3214; depths, AVY; AWQ 3 21%. 
 
 908—THREE Potnt dD’ ANGLETERRE LACE FLOUNCES AND SCARFS 
 
 XVIII Century 
 
 Fine net réseau, with beautiful trailing ribbon motives, sprays of 
 flowers and dainty, basketed medallioned borders. 
 
 Lengths, 2 yards; depths, 5 inches; 2143 6144; 13% inches. 
 
 909—Beavutirut Por p’ANGLETERRE Lace Scarr AVIII Century 
 
 Filmy net réseau, with lovely a4 jour flowers, sprays and scroll- 
 ings. Blossomed and medallioned edges. 
 
 Length, 3% yards; width, 16 inches. 
 
 910—Five Pornt Lact FLouNceEs XVIII Century 
 
 Exceptionally fine net réseau with charming all-over scrollings of 
 flowers worked @ jour at intervals 
 
 Lengths, 1%; two 1 yard; two 13% inches; 
 depths, 7% inches; 4 inches; 7% inches. 
 911—Turee VENETIAN Goruic Lace FLOUNCES 
 
 Two with scalloped edges; one with Vandyck points; all with 
 charming varied medallions. 
 
 Lengths (two), 31; 18 inches; depths, 6 inches; 5 inches; 6 inches. 
 
 912—Fuemisu Lace FLouNcE XVII Century 
 
 Shaped and scalloped flounce; with very fine netted réseau and 
 closely placed, conventionalized flowers and leaves. Joined. 
 
 Length, 31% inches; depth, 414, inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 913—Two Minaneset Lace Currs AVIIT Century 
 Displaying broad scrollings of fine pomegranates, lilies and tulips, 
 with very open brides; picot edges. 
 
 Length, 17 inches; depth, 4% inches. 
 
 914—Two Mitanese Brncnet Lace Frounces XVIII Century 
 Differing patterns of fruit and floral scrollings. 
 Lengths, 144 yards; 2 yards; depths, 3 inches; 3% inches. 
 
 915—Ftiemisu Lace Fiounce. Late XVII Century 
 Fine net réseau, with beautiful floral scrollings; alternately in- 
 terrupted with double displayed eagles. 
 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 7 inches. 
 
 916—Pornt p’ANGLETERRE LACE FLOUNCE 
 
 Filmy net réseau, enriched with raised scrollings of flowers & jour; 
 
 scalloped edge. 
 Length, 2 yards; depth, 4 inches. 
 
 917—Dainty Fiemiso Lace Fiounce Early XVIII Century 
 Interesting net réseau; with filmy scrollings of flowers, and 
 basketed motives. Picot scalloped edge. 
 
 Length, 3% yards; depth, 12 inches. 
 
 918—Brussets Lace Frounce Directoire Period 
 
 Hexagonal mesh, with sprays of flowers, butterflies and dragon 
 flies. Beautifully scalloped, medallioned, scrolled and festooned 
 
 border. 
 ; Length, 2% yards; depth, 11 inches. 
 
 919—Rare VeneTIAN Goruic Lace Cotuar AVIT Century 
 Paneled and medallioned with floral motives and occasional fig- 
 ures, slightly embroidered. Chevroned border. 
 
 Length, 18 inches; depth, 4% inches. 
 
 920—Pornt DE VENIsSE Lace Pane AVIT Century 
 
 Dainty, scrolling, floral motives with picot brides. Fleur-de-lis 
 
 border. 
 Length, 18% inches; depth, 10 inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 921—RosainE Point Lace Frounce Venetian, Late XVII Century 
 Beautiful intricate scrollings of small flowers, many @ jour; with 
 minute medallioned and picot brides. Scallop border. 
 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 3% inches. 
 
 922—-PoInT D’ANGLETERRE SCARF XVIII Century 
 
 Dotted net réseau, with fine border of trailing oak leaves and 
 acorns. Scalloped border of beautifully formed oak leaves. 
 
 Triangular. 
 Length, 31 inches; depth, 22 inches. 
 
 923—Two Fremiso Lact FLouNcEs XVIII Century 
 
 Net réseau. with fine scrollings of acanthus leaves and flowers 
 
 forming scalloped edge. 
 Lengths, 1% yards; depth, 5 inches. 
 
 924—Two Point vp’ ANGLETERRE Lace FLOUNCES XVIII Century 
 Beautiful, filmy lace with many varied stitches displaying finely 
 scrolled flowers. Scalloped edges. 
 
 Lengths, 32 inches; depth, 2% inches. 
 
 925—Brussets Lace FLounce AVIIL Century 
 Blossomed net réseau, with beautiful scalloped border of smaller 
 
 net réseau, enriched with sprays of flowers. 
 
 Length, 4 yards; depth, 34 inches. 
 
 926—Brussets Lace CoLtuar XVIII Century 
 
 Filmy net réseau with sprigs of flowers and lightly scalloped 
 
 border, emitting larger flowers. Circular. 
 Diameter, 26 inches. 
 
 927—Beavtirvun Por pe Venise Frounce Early XVIII Century 
 Picot honeycombed brides, very daintily scrolled with pomegran- 
 ate and floral motives. Leaf paneled and scrolled edge. 
 
 Length, 3 yards; depth, 7 inches. 
 
 928—Rosauine Point Lace ScarF Venetian XVII Century 
 
 Shaped with Vandyck picot edge and dainty intricate scrollings 
 
 of raised flowers. 
 Length, 28 inches; depth, 2% inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 929—VeENETIAN Point Lace FLouncE AVIT Century 
 Displaying charming scrollings of large carnations and tulips. 
 
 Fan-motived edge. 
 Length, 1% yards; depth, 7 inches. 
 
 930—Very BrautiruL Rosauine Port Lace Fiounce anp CoLnar 
 Venetian, Late XVII Century 
 
 Intricate scrollings of small flowers partially in relief; picot 
 brides. Unusually fine floral scalloped edge. Mounted on net. 
 
 Triangular collar. 
 Collar length, 30 inches; depth, 25% inches. 
 Flounce length, 184 yards; depth, 10 inches. 
 
 931—Beavtirut Rose Pornt pve Ventse Fiounce XVIII Century 
 Very charming scrollings of flowers in relief and many varied 
 a@ jour stitches; with medallioned brides and floral Vandyck 
 
 edges. 
 Length, 2 yards; depth, 7%4 inches. 
 
 932—Two Bravtirut Rosauine Port Lace Panets 
 | Venetian, Early XVIII Century 
 L-shaped; displaying very intricate scrollings of small flowers, 
 partially in relief and of many varied stitches. Lovely floral 
 
 scalloped edge. } 
 Length, 30 inches; depth, 16 inches. 
 
 933—FtemisH Lack CoLuar AVITI Century 
 Circular, with filmy net réseau, displaying rare scrollings of tu- 
 lips and other flowers partially @ jour. Dainty blossom and 
 
 scroll borders. 
 Diameter, 25% inches. 
 
 934—Srix Rare Rosatine Pornt Fiounces anp Two Currs 
 Venetian, Late XVII Century 
 Very dainty and intricate scrolling and small raised flowers, with 
 picot brides and charming scalloped floral borders. 
 
 Lengths, 13%, yards; (four) %4 yard; 11 inches; 
 depths, 34% inches; 5 inches; 11 inches. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 935—BeavtTiFruu Brussets Lace Fiounce Empire Period 
 Charming filmy net réseau, semé with bees, Napoleon’s emblem; 
 borders of Easter lilies and scrolled leaves holding sprays of 
 
 flowers and forming a scalloped edge. 
 Length, 1 yard 2 inches; depth, 17 inches. 
 
 Note: Portion of a flounce worn by Marie Louise and made especially at 
 the order of Napoleon I. 
 
 936-—CuHarMING Point D’ANGLETERRE SCARF AVITT Century 
 
 Filmy net réseau, blossomed and dotted; dainty leaf and blossom 
 scalloped edge. 
 
 Length, 3% yards; width, 17 inches. 
 
 937—Point D’ANGLETERRE COLLAR AVITI Century 
 Crescent-shaped; filmy net réseau displaying vines of flowers: 
 scalloped and festooned borders, with finishing oval plaquettes. 
 
 Length, 32 inches. 
 
 938—Very Berautirut Fiemiso Lace Firounce AVIIT Century 
 
 Honeycomb réseau; displaying scroll panels of leafage, delight- 
 fully festooned with husks and blossoms interrupted by vases of 
 flowers. Scroll border of leaf medallions, blossoms and festoons 
 forming scalloped edge. 
 
 Length, 3% yards; depth, 26 inches. 
 
 939—Mitanese Lace SHawy AVITIT Century 
 
 Triangular, with scalloped edges; displaying delightful scrollings 
 of flowers and pomegranates with picot brides. 
 
 Length, 2%4 yards; depth, 14% yards. 
 
 940—Two Fiter Lace Borpers Italian, XVII Century 
 (a) Displaying quaint personages interrupted by double eagles. 
 (3) Interesting floral strip amidst which are quaint animals and 
 
 the figure of a peasant. 
 
 Lengths, 2 yards; 25 inches; depths, 942 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 BEAUTIFUL RUSSIAN SABLES, SILVER FOX, CHINCHILLA, 
 BROADTAIL AND OTHER FURS 
 
 941—Si_k AND Persian Lams Hoop 
 
 Red Riding Hood pattern; of black silk trimmed with border of 
 Persian lamb, ribbons and tassels. 
 
 942—Smauu IRREGULAR SHAPED ERMINE LiIninc anp Two CurrFs 
 Trimmed with black tails. 
 
 943—Broaptait Bac 
 Oblong; with lappet having large button to secure it to the front 
 and tassels and cord to hang on the arm. (Slightly worn on 
 edges. ) 
 
 944—Two Russian Sapte Tart Trimmincs 
 Long rich deep brown fur, finely matched. 
 
 945—Patr CHINCHILLA CUFFS 
 
 Eight skins, very beautifully matched. 
 
 946—JapANESE Monkey SkINn 
 Long full gray hair; with remains of head, arms and legs. Un- 
 mounted. 
 
 947—WaLuaBy SKIN 
 With head, fore and hind paws. Unmounted. 
 
 948—RussiaAn SABLE SKIN 
 Beautiful long deep-toned fur. 
 
 949—Two Russian Sasie Currs 
 Deep long fur; mounted with head, hind paws and tail. Lined 
 with plum color satin. 
 
 950—Cuinese Ermine Linine 
 Well matched skins; a lining for cape with short sleeves. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 951—CHINCHILLA SCARF 
 
 Twenty well matched skins; with four tails at each end. Ex- 
 tremely beautiful long hair. 
 
 952—CHINCHILLA MuFF 
 Similar to preceding. Six skins. 
 
 953—Naturat Buack Fox Murr 
 Long full hair; mounted with head, fore paws and long tail. 
 
 954—NatTurRAL Buacx Fox ScarF 
 
 Full long hair; mounted with head, four fore and hind paws and 
 beautiful long tail. Rich deep brown. 
 
 955—Ermine Murr 
 Bag-shaped; pure white, each side having seven small black tails. 
 
 956—SiLver Fox ScarF 
 
 Very beautiful long hair; mounted with head, fore and hind paws 
 and long bushy tail. 
 
 957—Fur Linep Carr 
 
 Persian lamb collar; black broadcloth cape lined with finely 
 matched squirrel. 
 
 958—Lone Russian SABLE SCARF 
 
 Of six beautifully matched skins with two tails at each end; long 
 rich brown fur. 
 
 959—Ruvssian SABLE Murr 
 
 Similar to preceding. Trimmed with numerous tails and paws 
 at edges. 
 
 960—RwvssiaAn SABLE COLLAR 
 
 Crescent-shaped; finely matched, long-haired skins in rich brown 
 with deeper veinings. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 961—Russtan SABLE CARRIAGE ROBE 
 
 Full long hair; approximately seventy well-matched skins, 
 mounted on greenish amber velours. 
 
 Length, 70 inches; width, 50 inches. 
 
 962—BeavTIFuL Russian SABLE CAPE 
 
 Semi-circular, with collar and thirteen tails trimming the foot. 
 Very finely, matched rich brown fur. About fifteen pelts. 
 
 963—Brack Berar Fur-tinep Carr 
 Fully fashioned collar of long-haired black bear; blue-black cloth 
 lined with finely matched skins of squirrel. 
 
 964—Wuire Fox Carriacre Rose 
 
 Full long hair; oblong, with seven tails on either side. Mounted 
 on deep amber velours. 
 
 Length, 68 inches; width, 60 inches. 
 965—Rwuss1an SABLE SHORT Cape 
 
 Fully fashioned collar; with four pendent tails and body com- 
 prised of forty-five extremely beautifully matched sable skins of 
 
 rich color. Lined with plum color satin. 
 966—Sitver Fox Fur-iunep Coat 
 
 Fully fashioned collar of full long-haired silver fox; black cloth 
 
 with cuffed sleeves, half lined with well matched squirrel. (Slightly 
 worn at the edges of inside pockets.) 
 
 967—Snort Broaprait Coat 
 
 Lustrous beautifully matched skins and small collar with tails. 
 Lined with black satin. 
 
 968—Sitver Fox anp Broaprait Coat 
 
 Finely matched lustrous broadtail; with cuffed sleeves and ex- 
 
 ceptionally fine silver fox collar very fully fashioned. Lined with 
 Ivory-gray satin. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 JEWELRY 
 
 969—Grour or CorAL JEWELRY 
 
 Consisting of pair of cuff buttons, three stick pins and three shirt 
 studs. Gold mounted. 
 
 970—Grouvrp or Coral JEWELRY 
 
 Consisting of pair of cuff buttons, three stick pins and three shirt 
 studs. Gold mounted. 
 
 971—Parr Goup Finicrert Curr Burtrons 
 
 972—Grovur oF SILVER AND ENAMEL JEWELRY 
 
 Consisting of two chatelaines and fourteen buttons with chrysan- 
 themum design in enamels. Japanese workmanship. 
 
 973—Pair Goup Curr Links 
 With four sapphires. 
 
 974—Patir oF Corat Earrines 
 With gold mountings. 
 
 975—AntieuE Ecyprian Scaras Rine 
 
 In antique gold setting. 
 
 976—Sert or Stx Gotp Mountrep Buttrons 
 With cabochon amethysts. 
 
 977—Two Har Pins 
 
 Mounted in silver, each set with an amethyst. 
 
 978—GoLtp Rine 
 In antique style. Set with emerald intaglio. 
 
 979—Very Five Parr Lemaire Opera GLASSES 
 
 Platinum mounting with floral and scroll motives; studded with 
 forty-eight small diamonds. 
 
 980—GoLp SHELL BRACELET 
 Lion-head centre, containing one diamond and ruby eyes. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 981—OrIENTAL SitveR NECKLACE AND Four Pixs 
 
 The necklace with pendants and the pins of. various shapes with 
 rose diamonds, different colored stones and baroque pearl. 
 
 982—Two Gop Cotiar Pixs 
 Studded with four blister pearls. 
 
 983—GENTLEMAN’s DousLE Cast WatcH 
 18 karat gold. 
 
 984—Go.tp Mersyu Bae 
 
 With powder case, pencil, coin purse and glove buttoner, ap- 
 proximate weight, 125 pennyweight. 
 
 985—STrRAND oF Pink Corau Braps 
 Uniform in size. 
 
 986—Go.Lp BuckE 
 Studded with fine cabochon amethysts. 
 
 987—Fivr-stranp Pink Corat CoLtuar 
 Gold mounting. 
 
 988—TrREE-sTRAND Rep CoraL BRACELET 
 Gold mounted. 
 
 989—Fovur Goxup Har Prins 
 
 Two set with semi-precious stones and one with five small dia- 
 monds and ruby. 
 
 990—Parr Rare AnTIQUE GREEK GoLtp Earrincs 
 Museum specimens. 
 
 991—Two AaQuAMARINES 
 
 One cushion- and one pear-shaped. 
 
 992—Turee Turavuolises AND SMALL OrrENTAL PEARL 
 
 The last, drilled. 
 
Fourth Session 
 
 993—MiscELLANEOUS PIECES OF JEWELRY 
 
 Comprising intaglio tie clasp, three short gold chains and small 
 chain fob set with heart-shaped moonstone. 
 
 994—Go.tp CHAIN 
 Set with five fancy sapphires. 
 
 995—Goup LorGNETTE CHAIN 
 Fancy link design. 
 
 996—AntiauE Gop Broocu 
 Set with very fine topaz-cameo, surrounded by half pearls. 
 
 997—GoLp AND Piatinum Dress SET 
 
 Comprising: pair of cuff buttons, six vest buttons and two studs; 
 encrusted with small rose diamonds on lavender enamel ground. 
 (One stud missing.) 
 
 998—EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SPANISH PENDANT 
 
 Gold and silver; studded with rose diamonds. 
 
 999—Gotp BRacELET 
 Set with seven Hungarian opals of fine quality. 
 
 1000—Sinver-citt Meso Bac 
 Top set with topaz. 
 
 1001—Goup Broocu 
 
 In form of arrow. 
 
 1002—Two Goup BancLe BRACELETS 
 Hammered. 
 
 10083—Two Scarr PIns 
 
 Gold mountings; with circles of amethysts and small Oriental 
 pearls. 
 
 1004—-T wo ExcrrrionaLLy Larce Russian LaAPpis-LAZULI BeEApDs 
 
 Mounted in gold as pendent drops. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed m the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1005—Srrine or Opp-sHAPED Onyx BEaps 
 
 Alternating with small gold beads. 
 
 1006—Twetve Larce CasocHon Ameruyst BEAps 
 Each mounted in gold as pendent drops. 
 
 1007—NeEckLaceE oF CaspocHon Ametuyst Braps 
 Graduating in size. Gold clasp. 
 
 1008—Goup ann Pruatinum Mountrep AMETHYST AND DIAMOND 
 Broocu 
 
 The centre in form of a duck in carved amethyst, with rose dia- 
 monds and colored enamels surrounding. 
 
 1008a—Ametuyst AND Diamonp NECKLACE 
 Gold mounting. Containing nine amethysts and nine small dia- 
 monds. Approximate weight of diamonds, 114 karats. 
 
 1009—Gotup Bar Pin 
 
 Set with two large button pearls; studded with small rose dia- 
 monds. 
 
 Rip tie—ees Mesu Bac anp CHATELAINE PIN 
 
 Set with seven small amethysts and sixteen small diamonds. 
 Weight of diamonds approximately 114 karats. 
 
 1011—Goup Mountrep Camro Broocu 
 
 Consisting of very fine pink and white stone cameo. Set with 
 eleven fine round Oriental pearls and small rose diamonds. 
 
 1012—Goup Mounrep Fine Orntentat Peart Rounp Srup 
 Weight approximately 5 grains. 
 
 1013—Goutp Mounrep Orientat Peart Burton Srup 
 Weight approximately, 8 grains. 
 
 1014—Gouxp anp Pratinum Broocu 
 
 In the form of a buckle. Studded with forty-eight small dia- 
 monds, weighing approximately 114 karats. 
 
Fourth Session 
  e 
 1015—Goup anp Piuatinum Crioak CHAIN 
 
 Composed of fifty-one diamonds linked together. Approximate 
 weight of diamonds, 8 karats. 
 
 1016—Gortp Mounrep Peart ANd Diamonp Cross 
 
 Containing seven Oriental baroque pearls. Encrusted with rose 
 diamonds; enameled. 
 
 1017—T wo Goutp anp Puatinum HarPins 
 
 Fancy design. Set with oval blister pearls and small rose dia- 
 monds. 
 
 1018—FLeExIBLE PLatinuMm BRraAcELET 
 
 Finely engraved and studded with fifty diamonds. 
 
 1019—FLEx1nLE Puatinum BracEeLer 
 Similar to preceding. 
 
 1020—Soutraire Diamonp RING 
 
 Gypsy setting in gold. Weight of diamond approximately 
 1.85 karats. 
 
 1021—Goitp WatcH anv PIN 
 
 Each set with large blister pearl, surrounded by small diamonds 
 and rose diamonds. 
 
 1022—PLATINUM-MOUNTED PrEarL AND AMETHYST NECKLACE 
 
 Composed of ninety-four Oriental baroque pearls and six old 
 amethyst scarabs. Average weight of pearls, approximately 2 
 grains, each. 
 
 1023—Grovur or TWENTY-FIVE Fancy SAPPHIRES 
 
 Differing in color and shape. 
 
 1024—Grovur oF TWENTY-SEVEN SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES 
 
 Consisting of Mexican opals, turquoises, topazes and amethysts. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1025—Opat anp Diamonp NECKLACE 
 
 Consisting of thirteen well matched Hungarian opals of fine qual- 
 ity. Gold mounting studded with fourteen small diamonds. 
 
 1026—Diamonp anp Prart LaAavaALLirReE 
 
 Consisting of pear-shaped American pearl drop surmounted by 
 brilliant diamond. On fancy gold neck chain. Approximate 
 weight of diamond, 114 karats and approximate weight of pearl 
 25 grains. 
 
 1027—So.uirairE Diamonp Rrng 
 
 Mounting in gold and platinum. Exceptionally brilliant stone, 
 weighing) approximately 5.75 karats. 
 
 1028—PortTIon oF ORIENTAL Peart NECKLACE 
 - Comprising forty-three pearls. 
 
 1029—Eicutr Loost Ortentat PEearts 
 Good quality and desirable size. 
 
 1080—Exazorate Pratinum, Diamonp anp Baroaue Peart Buckie 
 
 Leaf and scroll chiseling. The centre with three baroque pearls 
 and leaf with tiny diamonds. Attached chain of platinum with 
 baroque pear] drop with small diamonds set in mounting. Ap- 
 proximately, 157 diamonds. 
 
 10381—So.itrarre Diamonp Rine : 
 
 Gold and platinum mounting. Brilliant stone weighing approxi- 
 mately, 3% karats. 
 
 1082—Souirarre Diamonp Rivne 
 
 Gold and platinum mounting. Brilliant stone, weighing ap- 
 proximately 6 karats. 
 
 1083—RareE anv Beautirut PLatinum anp Gotp Dramonp Rivne 
 
 Large pear-shaped diamond surrounded by small emeralds. 
 Weight of diamond, approximately, 7 karats. 
 
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 1034—ELABORATE ORIENTAL GRAY PEARL AND Diamonp Breast PIN 
 
 Platinum mounting, with bow knot design at the top. Composed 
 of one large diamcnd weighing approximately 3 karats, ten 
 smaller diamonds weighing approximately 4 karats, eleven Ori- 
 ental gray pearls weighing approximately 148 grains, and 
 about five hundred small diamonds. 
 
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Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1035—Exazorate DiamMonp anv PEarL Spray Broocu 
 Gold and platinum mounting; composed of small diamonds, six- 
 teen large diamonds and pearl centre. Approximate weight 
 of diamond 1534 karats, and approximate weight of pearl, 50 
 grains. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1036—Puatinum and Diamonp WatcH anv Pin 
 Small circular watch with one Oriental gray pearl surrounded 
 by small diamonds, suspended from bar pin with three Oriental 
 gray pearls, studded with diamonds. 
 
 1037—OrienTAL Gray Prart anp Diamonp Comp 
 Platinum and gold mounted tortoise-shell comb, with three 
 large irregular Oriental gray pearls and 127 small diamonds. 
 Approximate weight of diamonds, 15 karats, and approximate 
 weight of pearls, 275 grains. 
 
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 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 7, 1924 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 BEGINNING AT 2:15 O’CLOCK 
 
 Catalogue Numbers 1042 to 1373 inclusive 
 
 FRENCH, LOUIS XV AND XVI, CHINESE, SPANISH AND 
 ITALIAN XVIII CENTURY AND OTHER FANS 
 
 1042—Two Cuinese Empromwerep Fan Cases Late XVIII Century 
 (a) Sheath-shaped; enriched with beautiful flowers and birds 
 on ivory satin grounds. 
 (2) Similar; on drap d’or grounds. 
 
 1043—Trree Otp CHINESE CarvVED SANDALWOOD Fans 
 
 (a) Guards carved with minute figures and edifices; the blades, 
 in exquisite low relief, with figures and bamboo motives. 
 (8) Similar, in darker wood. 
 (c) With similar blades and guards; the leaf painted. With 
 subject, “A Mandarin’s Audience.” The heads and hands of 
 figures painted on ivory. 
 
 1044—CuinesrE Torroise-sHELL Brisk Fan et XVIII Century 
 
 2, Guards carved with paneled blossoms; the blades pierced with 
 
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 / draped medallion monogrammed, D. O., flanked by scrolled me- 
 4 dallions, insects and flowers. 
 
 1045—Turere Cuinesrt Carvep Ivory Fans Late XVIII Century 
 
 (a) Guards enriched in low relief with quaint figures ; blades 
 pierced with innumerable minute figures and monogram, E. L. 
 (s) One guard minutely enriched with figures, edifices and 
 foliage; blades pierced with monogramed medallion and floral 
 motives. (Imperfect.) 
 
 (c) Guards enriched with blossoms and edifices ; blades pierced 
 with monogrammed and floral medallions. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1046—Two Curnese Torroisr-sHett Brisk Fans AVIIT Century 
 (a) Beautifully pierced and gilded floral guards; medallioned, 
 geometrically pierced blades, enriched with landscape and flower 
 in gilding toward foot. 
 (8) Guards carved in low relief with figures and foliage; blades 
 in lower relief with many figures, edifices and trees. 
 
 1047—Two Curvesr Decorate Laceurr Fans AVITI Century 
 (a) Black lacquer guards and blades enriched in gilding and 
 
 colors with dragons and floral motives. Chicken-skin leaf, 
 painted in rich colors with Summer Palace scene and figures. 
 (B) Red lacquer guards and blades; parchment leaf, finely 
 
 painted with mandarin group and animals. 
 
 1048—GiLpEp-sILVER Painrep Manparin F AN 
 Chinese, XVIII Century 
 
 The leaf displaying a variety of elaborate chinoiseries on ob- 
 verse and reverse executed in rich, vivid colors; the personages 
 with appliqué faces in painted ivory. Pierced staves developing 
 intricate archtectural compositions; heavy guards with the 
 relief figures of warriors in centre. | 
 
 1049—Turer CHInese Fans 
 
 (A) Painted paper fan with numerous personages, the faces of 
 appliqué painted ivory, the garments of silk; vari-colored dec- 
 orated lacquer staves and guards. 
 
 (B) Leaf similar to the above. Staves and guards of pierced 
 and carved sandalwood, lavishly decorated. 
 
 (c) Wooden brisé fan, painted in bright colors on both sides 
 with clouds and flying phoenixes and orioles. Cord tassels. 
 
 1050—Japanrese Ivory anno Lacever Brist Fan 
 
 Staves ornamented with a continuous decoration of conven- 
 tional Japanese landscapes and figures in gold lacquer; reverse 
 with slight floral and bird embellishments. 
 
 1051—GitpEp anp Enametep Manparin Fan 
 Chinese, XVIII Century 
 Parchment leaf depicting a Chinese Emperor and his Court and 
 groups engaged in various ceremonial occupations, the faces of 
 appliqué painted ivory and the costumes of fine silk; formal 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 borders. Filigree staves of gilded copper with mazarine blue 
 and emerald floral inlays. Guards with a silver filigree twig 
 
 appliqué. 
 
 1052—Unvsvat Curnese Manparin Fan AXVIIL Century 
 
 Parchment leaf depicting a Chinese Emperor and his Court and 
 groups engaged in various ceremonial occupations, the faces 
 being composed of appliqué painted ivory and the costumes of 
 fine silk; formal borders. Pierced staves of various woods, 
 metals, tortoise-shell, ivory and mother-of-pearl with figure and 
 floral decorations and enamel inlays; similarly gilded and inlaid’ 
 metal guards. 
 
 1053—SILVER-GILDED Finicgree Manparin Fan 
 
 Chinese, XVIII Century 
 
 The vellum leaf decorated at obverse and reverse with a variety 
 
 of Chinese personages, river scenes, gardens, pagodas and 
 
 porches ; the figures have appliqué ivory faces and hands. The 
 
 filigree staves bear conventional motives in blue and green 
 enamel and the guards develop chinoiseries, modeled in relief. 
 
 eto CuinesE Carvep Ivory Fans G84 FS pee 
 
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 Paper and silk leaves depicting a multitude of personages with 
 
 faces appliqué in painted ivory, the costumes of silk. Pierced 
 
 and carved staves, carved guards. 
 
 1055—Turee OrtentaL Fans 
 
 (a) Chinese ivory fan; gilded paper leaf with landscape decora- 
 tions in colors, the reverse with inscriptions. 
 
 (zn) Cardboard leaf with pen drawing and inscriptions; carved 
 guards of cinnabar lacquer developing Chinese personages. 
 
 (c) Chinese sandalwood fan. Contracting paper leaf with 
 numerous personages, the faces appliqué of painted ivory, the 
 costumes of silk. Pierced and carved staves. Carved guards. 
 
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 1056—TorroisE-sHELL Brisk Fan Ce Chel CSie RV ILL Century 
 Composed of tapering blades, rounded at top, minutely pierced 
 3 in vertical grille pattern and covered with a great variety of 
 chinoiseries in slight relief. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1057—Two Giupep Sitver Firicrrr anp Enamex Brist Fans 
 Chinese, XVIII Century 
 (a) Small fan, with staves of finely scrolled filigree bearing in 
 leaf-green, aubergine and sapphire enamels the figures of birds 
 and individual flowers, and centrally a large phoenix flanked by 
 gracefully scrolled leafage. 
 (8) Tourbillon filigree with minute enamel landscape decora- 
 tions in leaf-green and sapphire; solid guards displaying in low 
 relief flowers and figures. 
 
 1058—Two Carvep Ivory Brist Fans Chinese, XVIII Century 
 (a) Minute carving of landscapes and chains of leafage, with 
 individual flower and bird motives, on a finely reeded ground; 
 guards displaying flower heads on a ground of honeycomb. Cen- 
 tral gilded monogram. | 
 (8) With leaf scrollings and isolated medallions developing 
 phoenixes, pagodas and the like; monogrammed. Guards as 
 above. 
 
 1059—Two Sanpatwoop Brisé Fans (Grn Carre 
 
 (1 SVR) Pierced guards and staves with formal scroll and _ hiero- 
 glyphic decorations. 
 
 S (3) Pierced staves with incised figure decorations. Guards 
 carved with personages in the Chinese manner. 
 
 1060—TuHREE SpantsH Fans 
 (a) Pierced ebony blades and guards. The leaf printed in 
 colors with innumerable Corrida scenes; reverse “After a Bull- 
 fight.” 
 (Bp) Gilded red laqué guards and blades. Leaf printed in color, 
 three scenes in a bull-fight arena. 
 (c) Yellow laqué guards and blades; leaf printed in color with 
 patriotic subject. 
 
 1061—Six Spanisu Fans 
 (A) Black laqué guards and blades; leaf printed with views of 
 old Spanish cities. 
 (B) Olivewood guards and blades; leaf in colors with bull-fight 
 arena. 
 (c) Black laqué guards and blades; with leaf having Andu- 
 
 lasian scene. 
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Fifth and Last Session 
 
 (>) Similar, with bull-fight arena. 
 (z) Smilar, with pine guards and blades. 
 (x) Similar, with Andalusian al fresco scene. 
 
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 1062—Two TorroisE-sHELL Brisk Fans 7{ len lar a 
 C, (a) Deep toned shell, with arched tapering blades and guards. 
 
 (s) Beautiful rich shell, with square topped tapering blades 
 and guards. 
 
 1063—MorHer-OF-PEARL AND Ivory Fans 
 
 (a) Guards and blades of very beautifully matched smoked 
 mother-of-pearl; ivory satin leaf painted with purple orchids, 
 bird and dragonflies. Signed, G. Temde. 
 
 (s) Ivory guards and blades; pink gauze leaf, painted in 
 copper-reds with birds and insects flying under feather motives. 
 
 1064—Fovr Decoratep Spanisn Fans 
 (a) Carved and gilded blades and guards; black gauze leaf, 
 enriched with gold paillettes. 
 (3) More elaborately pierced blades and guards; leaf of ivory 
 silk, painted with large spray of fuchsias. 
 (c) Walnut pailletted blades and guards. Ivory gauze leaf, 
 painted with subject, “The Lovers.” 
 (p) Carved and pierced floral sandalwood blades and guards; 
 leaf printed in colors with bull-fight. 
 
 1065—Turee Decorated Fans 
 
 (a) Spanish black laqué guards and blades. The leaf printed 
 in colors with Watteau group, flanked by gilded scrollings. 
 
 (zs) French XVIII century; inlaid tortoise-shell guards and 
 blades. Ivory silk leaf, enriched with gold paillettes and lavender 
 flowers at crown. 
 
 (c) French, Louis Philippe. Walnut blades and guards; black 
 gauze leaf, enriched with figure of maiden and festooned gold 
 paillettes. 
 
 1066—Two Porxt Lace Moruer-oF-PEsri Fans 
 (a) Very lustrous shell blades and guards; ivory satin leaf, 
 mounted with filmy floral lace. - 
 (3) Similar, even richer shell. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1067—Turee Decoratep Ivory Fans | 
 (a) French Directoire. Pierced ivory blades and guard; ivory 
 silk net leaf, enriched with silver and gold paillettes. 
 (3) Finely pierced guards and blades, enriched with dainty 
 festooned medallions and floral motives. 
 (c) Ivory tapering blades and guards, enriched with lavender 
 floral festoons and feather border, interrupted by pheasants 
 modeled in their natural feathers. 
 
 1068—Tureer Decoratep Sirk Fans 
 (a) Gilded and silvered black laqué guards and blades. Black 
 silk leaf, painted with festoons. 
 (8) Florally pierced silver laqué blades and guards; ivory satin 
 leaf, painted with pink roses. 
 (c) Ivory laqué guards and blades; ivory gauze leaf, painted 
 with sprays of violets. 
 
 1069—Two MorTHeEr-oF-PEARL FANS 
 (a) Pierced floral mother-of-pearl guards and blades, enriched 
 with gilding. Point lace leaf, of floral scrollings. 
 (3) Ivory guards and blades, encrusted with vari-colored 
 mother-of-pearl, coroneted monograms and floral motives; the 
 
 leaf with arcades of Chantilly lace occupied by pink flowers and 
 butterflies. 
 
 1070—Sitver Finticrer anp Sanpatwoop Fans 
 (a) Italian, with floral filigree blades and similar guards; in- 
 scribed at centre, Genova. 
 (8) Sandalwood, with florally pierced guards and blades having 
 large medallioned base of flowers in colors. 
 
 1071—Two Larcr Decoratrep Spaniso Fans 
 
 (a) Walnut blades and guards; parchment leaf, printed and 
 colored with quaint Watteau Féte Champétre. 
 
 (8) Tortoise-shell blades and guards. Chicken-skin leaf, beau- 
 tifully painted, with subject, “Petrarch and Laura Introduced 
 to Charles IV at Avignon.” Signed in monogram, F. Q. R., ’86. 
 
 1072—Two Spaniso Brack Lace Fans 
 (a) Carved ebony blades and guards; leaf of floral black lace 
 
 mounted over pale lavender satin. 
 (8) Similar, larger patterned lace over black satin. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 10783—Tureer Decoratrep Spanisy Fans 
 (a) Gilded black laqué guards and blades; leaf printed in colors 
 with Andalusian al fresco musicale. 
 (3) Carved ebony guards and blades; leaf of black gauze, 
 painted with two young girls about to go rowing on a river. 
 (c) Similar; painted with spray of choelia and bird. 
 
 1074—Buackx Osrricu FreatHer AND TorToIse-SHELL FAN 
 
 Finely matched, deep toned shell guards and blades with curled 
 plumes, trimmed at side with yellow osprey and other plumes. 
 
 1075—Two Torroisr-sHeLL Peacock Freatruer Fans 
 (a) Deep rich shell tapering blades and guards, mounted with 
 eyes of finely matched peacock feathers. 
 (sn) Light amber shell blades and guards, mounted with fine 
 peacock feathers. 
 
 1076—Two Torrotse-sHELL FeatHER Fans 
 (a) Beautiful tapering rich tortoise-shell blades and guards, 
 mounted with matched pheasant feathers. 
 (8) Small folding shell fan, mounted with speckled gray 
 feathers. 
 
 1077—Ivory anv Osprey Puume Fan 
 
 Fine ivory guards and blades, mounted with beautiful long 
 plumes. 
 
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 1078—Two Ivory Brist Fans (Z VAAw Cee $$. 
 
 (a) Staves and guards very finely pierced with all-over leaf 
 arabesques and labyrinth patterns. 
 
 (zs) Synthetic ivory. Staves pierced with small formal pat- 
 terns, mahogany guards inlaid with dainty scrolling in silver. 
 
 1079—Two Lace Fans 
 
 (a) Black Chantilly lace with hexagonal réseau and filled pat- 
 tern of bold rocaille scrolls enveloping dainty floral sprays; 
 Louis XV style. Fine tortoise-shell staves. 
 
 (s) Hexagonal réseau of Brussels lace, with toile of bold floral 
 scrollings enclosing passages of finer mesh. Carved and pierced 
 staves and guards developing scrolls and naive figures, delicately 
 executed. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1080—Two Ivory Brisk Fans Comdeit (ee 
 (a) The tapering staves are pierced in minute grille pattern 
 (s and display incised floral and leaf decorations. 
 (3) Smooth, tapering leaves having rounded tops; mono- 
 grammed guard. 
 
 1081—Two Fans 
 
 (a) Silk leaf with appliqué gilded leafage and semé with pail- 
 lettes ; in the centre the painted figure of a young girl, dancing. 
 Decor ok ivory blades and guards. Empire period. ~ 
 
 (3) Gauze leaf and mother-of-pearl guards and staves, en- 
 riched with silver sequins. 
 
 1082—TorrolIsE-SHELL Brisk Fan 
 
 Staves of fine deep-toned, speckled tortoise-shell, with mono- 
 grammed guard. 
 
 1088—Carvep Ivory Patnrep Fan French, Renaissance Style 
 
 Chicken-skin leaf, painted on a steel-blue ground semé with gold 
 dots with scrolled medallions developing medieval figure scenes ; 
 signed, Ed. Moreau. Finely carved ivory staves and guards, 
 displaying putti and scrolled leafage, enriched with gilding. 
 
 1084—Two ParntEep anp Decoratrep Fans Italian, XLX Century 
 
 (a) Vellum leaf, painted with equestrian scenes before a back- 
 ground of Moorish arches; the reverse with imbricated field and 
 reserved medallions developing figures. Pierced staves with 
 formal floral ornamentation enriched with gilded inlays. 
 
 (s) Paper leaf, painted on the obverse with figures of peasants 
 gathering flowers for the market; on the reverse with a village 
 féte held on the banks of a river. Pierced and scrolled tortoise- 
 shell staves enriched with gilding. 
 
 1085—Two Decoratep Fans Louis Philippe Period 
 (a) Printed leaf, displaying rustic scenes and gilt scrollings; 
 richly pierced and gold-decorated ivory staves and guards. 
 (zs) Narrow leaf, painted with scéne galante and a rustic dance 
 scene. Pierced staves and guards of bone; painted deep carmine 
 
 and enriched with gilding. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1086—Two Irauian Decoratep Fans 
 
 (a) Painted and printed on both sides with figures of the court 
 in rustic surroundings, within gilded flower-scrolled borders. 
 Pierced double ivory staves in the form of minarets; similar 
 guards. Early XIX century. 
 
 (3) The obverse and reverse of the vellum leaf are decorated 
 with central groups of figures in Louis XV_ costumes, sur- 
 rounded by profuse gilded scrollings and sprays of foliage. 
 The pierced mother-of-pearl staves and guards bear landscape 
 medallions, fruit trophies and cherubs. Late XVIII century. 
 
 1087—Two Drcoratep Fans 
 
 (a) Silk leaf, with three medallion paintings and formal bor- 
 ders; sandalwood and ivory staves and guards in alternating 
 pairs, scrolled and pierced. Directoire Period. 
 
 (sn) Paper fan decoration, depicting a garden party; pierced 
 sandalwood staves and guards. 
 
 1088—Two TorrotIse-SHELL CHIFFON AND Lace Fans 
 
 (a) Leaf painted in gouache with romantic figures of maiden 
 and Cupid; signed, Adam. Black Chantilly lace edge. 
 
 (8) With paintings of birds and trailing violets on black chif- 
 fon; Chantilly lace edge. 
 
 1089—THrReEE Fans 
 
 (a) Inlaid ivory fan. Chiffon leaf with appliqué Nile-green net 
 lace. 
 
 (zs) Fan of colored wood with waved staves. Leaf of golden- 
 yellow trellised net. 
 
 (c) Ivory fan; waved staves, leaf of silk crépe gauze. 
 
 1090—Two Decoratep Fans Italian, Early XIX Century 
 (a) Paper leaf, printed in gay colors with the game of Blind 
 Man’s Buff, and the reverse with varied figure groups in roman- 
 tic and domestic miliewa. Pierced ivory staves enriched with 
 floral painting; guards contain: one, a small mirror; the other, 
 a cameo inset within a scrolled cuivre doré medallion. 
 (s) Painted mother-of-pearl fan, the obverse of vellum leaf 
 depicting a large garden in which are groups of Persian figures 
 in attitudes of leisure; the reverse decorated with a group of 
 figures, in medieval costume, near a large pond. Mother-of- 
 pearl blades pierced in blossom design. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1091—Two Moruerr-or-PEarL Parntrep Fans 
 Italian, Early XLX Century 
 (a) Narrow skin leaf, painted in gouache with rustic medieval 
 scenes and scrolling; pierced, leaf-scrolled mother-of-pearl 
 staves and guards enriched with silver. 
 (3) Pamting displaying a group of medieval figures in a 
 garden; the reverse similarly. Staves with pierced and gilded 
 scrolling and appliqué parchment printed in color; guards 
 holding tiny mirrors framed in cutvre doré. 
 
 1099-Tava Lacr Fans 
 
 (a) Early eighteenth century point de France leaf, developing 
 a bold pattern of pomegranates, with scroll borders; waved 
 staves and guards of ivory, with mauve and gilded floral dec- 
 oration of later date. 
 
 (8) Black silk and net leaf embellished with paillettes; pierced 
 and fretted wooden staves enriched with gilding. Louis Philippe 
 Period. 
 
 10938—Two Ivory Bart Fans 
 
 (a) Brisé fan pierced with roundels, with frieze decoration, 
 finely executed, of medieval figures in a landscape; appliqué 
 paillettes. Late XVIII Century. 
 
 (3) Silk leaf painted in gonache with delicate flower festoons ; 
 pierced and reeded staves and guards. 
 
 1094—Two Fans 
 
 (a) Honiton lace leaf, developing on a net ground an appliqué 
 pattern of flower sprays and scrolls; pierced ivory guards dis- 
 playing formal] trellis and graceful floral ornament. Flower- 
 carved guards. 
 
 (8) Chicken-skin leaf, with a marino painting in gouache; 
 smoked mother-of-pearl staves and guards enriched with pro- 
 fuse appliqué gilded silver decoration of scrolls and putti in the 
 baroque manner. 
 
 1095—Two MorTHeEr-oF-PEARL Fans 
 
 Leaves of cream-colored silk with appliqué antique laces. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1096—Two Ivory Fans 
 
 (a) Sized linen, the valanced edge cut in formal leaf patterns. 
 Pierced staves and guards displaying pendent foliage motives. 
 (s) Silk leaf, embroidered with a flowering tree, roses, insects 
 and fighting cocks. Finely pierced and carved staves and 
 guards of Chinese workmanship. 
 
 1097—Two Irauian Intaip Moruer-oF-PearRL Fans , 
 Louis Philippe Perio 
 (a) Silk leaf, painted in gouache with floral scrollings. Pierced 
 and trellised mother-of-pearl staves and guards inlaid in silver. 
 (s) Printed leaf, displaying within a beribboned frame a group 
 of peasants, trophies, medallions and the like. Pierced scrolled 
 and gilded mother-of-pearl staves. Unusual pierced and scrolled 
 cutore doré guards. 
 
 1098—Two Ivory Faxs (plat Cape 
 (a) Circular flabella pierced and decorated with five rows of 
 os formal ornaments. 
 (3) Ivory brisé fan, very finely pierced with decorated foliage 
 Y ornaments, with three reserved painted oval medallions depict- 
 ing, centrally, a berger and bergére with their sheep; laterally, 
 two female portraits. Guards enriched with a border of fine 
 % steel beads. 
 
 1099—Two Decoratep Ivory Fans Italian, XVIII Century 
 (a) Chicken-skin leaf painted in gouache with a view of the 
 Bay of Naples, with fishing boats in the foreground. Pierced 
 ivory staves and guards with vertical formal motives. Directoire 
 Period. 
 (3) Chicken-skin leaf bearing pen drawings of a scriptural 
 allegory flanked by presentments of the Grotta del Cane and 
 the Grotta at Pozzuolo, with slight painted formal decorations. 
 Guards and pierced staves finely carved with floral ornament 
 and scrolled trellised medallions. Louis XVI Period. 
 
 1100—Carvep Ivory anp Paintep Fan Italian, XVIII Century 
 Chicken-skin and paper leaf, finely painted with Italian land- 
 scapes within borders of delicate gilded foliage. Staves and 
 guards pierced in formal leafage patterns and enriched with 
 
 gold inlay. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1101—Vernis Martin Brist Fan - XVIII Century 
 
 The ivory staves decorated on obverse and reverse with large, 
 curiously painted pastorals. Toward the base a broad border 
 occupied by small minutely executed floral and landscape medal- 
 lions. 
 
 1102—Goup-pEcoraTED Horn Brist Fan French, XVIII Century 
 
 The blades are executed in a translucent yellow horn, minutely 
 pierced with basket patterns, rosettes and scrolling sprays of 
 foliage and have pinnacled tops. Enriched in centre with a 
 chinoiserie in the manner of Jean Bérain. Mother-of-pearl 
 guards engraved with flower baskets and musical trophies. 
 
 1108—Decoratrep Ivory Brisk Fan Flemish, XVIII Century 
 
 Continuous pattern of three oval appliqué parchment medal- 
 lions: centrally, Venus and Cupid; laterally, bust portraits of 
 rustic youths in plumed hats. Lavish diapered and molded 
 scrolling in mauve and gilding, shoulders with naturalistic flower 
 festoons. Pierced guards. 
 
 1104—T'wo Ivory Brist Fans 
 
 (a) Very finely reeded with carved chinoiseries, tree and figure 
 decorations and central shield-shaped floral medallions. Eigh- 
 teenth century. 
 
 (Bs) Fine pierced diamond trellis enriched with diapered medal- 
 lions of various shapes. 
 
 1105—Smarzu Torrotise-sHELL Brisk Fan AVIII Century 
 
 Composed of graceful tapering blades and guards, pinnacled at 
 the top, the entire surface minutely pierced with elaborate and 
 intricate floral motives. Charming specimen. (One blade 
 broken at top.) 
 
 1106—Two Ivory Fans Late XVIII Century 
 
 (a) English, 1792. Printed in brown with various charades. 
 Pierced guards with Louis XVI decorations. - 
 
 (s) Paper leaf, piqué with small painted dots, central medal- 
 lion depicting balloon ascent. Pierced guards displaying Louis 
 XVI motives. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1107—Two Printep Fans French, Late XVIII Century 
 (a) Leaf printed with ronde composed on the occasion of 
 the Assembly of the Notables, 1787, depicted in colors in the 
 centre; beechwood staves. 
 (s) Leaf printed with a romantic Constitution des Amours, 
 enclosing a central group in color of man, woman and cupids. 
 Wooden staves. Directoire Period. 
 
 1108—Two Decoratep Ivory Fans (on JAF tenoba XVII Century 
 ra\4 7 (A) Chicken-skin leaf with water-color grisaille developing ro- 
 mantic subject; finely carved and pierced staves and guards 
 with rocaille scrolling and various figures. Louis XV Period. 
 (z) Silk leaf, embellished with embroidery and gold sequin pat- 
 terns; finely fretted staves and guards displaying delicate 
 strapped scrolling and romantic figures. Louis XVI Period. 
 
 1109—Two Brist Fans 
 
 (a) Vernis Martin style. Painted with a Louis Philippe inte- 
 rior displaying a group of persons in rich costumes playing 
 cards at. a large table. 
 
 (sn) Féte of the National Confederation of July, 1790; wooden 
 fan with appliqué engraved symbolic paper medallions. Louis 
 
 XVI Period. 
 
 1110—Dartity Decoratep Ivory Fan French, XVIII Century 
 
 Finely carved ivory blades and guards; enriched with medal- 
 lioned groups and single figures amid scrollings. Parchment 
 leaf, enriched with classic colored print after Angelica Kauff- 
 mann; flanked by delicately painted wreaths and festoons of 
 flowers, small birds and stellate blue border at crown. Small 
 brilliants at swivel. 
 
 1111—Decorarep Ivory Fan French, Early XVIII Century 
 Tapering ivory blades, pierced at crown and around central 
 medallion; enriched with subject, “Vertumnus and Pomona”; 
 flanked by arabesqued panels of Chinese figures; in rich colors 
 and gilding. The guards carved and polychromed with figures 
 and floral panels. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1112—Dercoratrrep Lace anp Carvep Ivory Fawn 
 French, Mid XVIII Century 
 
 Pierced ivory guards carved with polychromed figures and 
 scrollings. Exceptionally dainty, pierced blades partially 
 backed with mother-of-pearl and carved with group of figures 
 and floral scrollings in colors. Delicate point de France floral 
 lace leaf, centered by a scrolled medallion painted in gouache 
 with a Watteau pastoral subject. 
 
 1118—Two Paituerrep Direcroirre Fans 
 
 (a) French. Pierced mother-of-pearl guards and pailletted 
 blades. Leaf of silk, enriched with figures of “Two Lovers,” 
 painted in rich colors and profusely ornamented with gold 
 paillettes. 
 
 (8) German; with walnut guards and blades. The leaf printed 
 and colored, with central “Liberty” group, flanked by musical 
 scores and further figures. 
 
 1114—Two Decorarep Ivory Fans Italian, XVIII Century 
 
 (a) Pierced guards and blades, painted with landscape; 
 chicken-skin leaf, enriched with irregular panels, in black and 
 carmine, of landscapes and figures in the manner of Callot. 
 Signed, C. G. D. R. f.d.s. Anno, 1780. 
 
 (B) Pierced geometric guards and tapering blades. The 
 chicken-skin leaf with view of St. Peter’s in bistre, flanked by 
 arabesque scrollings in colors. Signed, St. Julien, 1788. 
 
 1115—Ivory anv Torrotse-sHeLtt Brisk Fans Qf: Ge 
 ie Liga 
 av A French, XVI Sat 
 
 Ke (a) Pierced ivory blades and leaf; enriched with three scrolled 
 floral medallions occupied by groups of classic figures. 
 ae (Bs) Pierced amber shell; enriched with gilding and Vernis 
 Martin medallions of figures in Watteau costumes. 
 
 1116—Fovr Torrotsr-sHett Fans French, XVIII Century 
 (a) Pierced, wave-motived amber shell blades and guards en- 
 riched with silver paillettes. (Imperfect.) 
 (zB) Very pale shell, folding whirligig fan; enriched with pail- 
 lettes. ( Imperfect.) ) 
 (c) Fine rich brown shell tapering blades, terminating in shell 
 motives; enriched with gilded leaf devices. [Continued 
 
 (wr Oo Covat_— 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 (p) Very pale shell; the blades and guards pierced with dainty 
 floral motives. 
 
 1117—Turee Decoratep Fans 
 (a) Beautiful tortoise-shall blades and guards. Chicken-skin 
 leaf, painted with view of the Coliseum at Rome and other edifi- 
 ces. Italian, late Eighteenth Century. | 
 (zn) Rosewood blades and guards; Spanish leaf, printed in 
 colors with subject, “The Apotheosis of Music”; flanked by 
 music scores. 
 (c) Rosewood blades and guards, leaf printed in colors, with 
 equestrian portrait of Napoleon I. Italian, late Fighteenth 
 Century. 
 
 1118—Two Port Lace anp Ivory Fans French, XVIII Century 
 
 (a) Pierced ivory blades and guards; ivory satin leaf mounted 
 with medallion and scrolled point lace. 
 (z) Similar, with scalloped silk lace borders to leat. 
 
 1119—TorrotsE-sHELL AND Sik Lorenerre Fan Empire Period 
 Dainty fan, profusely sewn with paillettes and painted in 
 gouache with figure of a young woman; with peepholes. In- 
 laid tortoise-shell staves and guards. 
 
 1120—Paintep Horn Fan XVIII Century 
 
 Vellum leaf, depicting Samson Desrroyinc THE TEMPLE OF 
 tHE Proristines, skilfully drawn and painted in rich colors. 
 The reverse displaying a harbor scene with a distant volcano in 
 eruption. The horn blades and guards are adorned with grace- 
 
 ful trailing sprays of foliage in gold appliqué. 
 
 1121—Turee Decorated Frencu Fans 
 (a) Directoire Patriotic Fan. Beech blades and guards ; 
 parchment leaf with colored print, displaying a group of per- 
 sonages paying homage to a Statue of Liberty. 
 (s) Ivory pierced blades and guards. Ivory silk leaf, em- 
 broidered with spray of flowers in colors. 
 (c) Empire; walnut blades and guards. The leaf with colored 
 print on parchment; displaying medallioned busts of Napoleon 
 and Marie Louise, flanked by verses. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 i 
 
 1122 
 
 1122—Moruer-or-peart Paintrep Fan French, Baroque Style 
 
 Gilded chicken-skin leaf, with reserved scrolled medallions dis- 
 playing a banqueting scene, rural occupations, an amour, a 
 gondola party, the signing of a marriage contract and a mater- 
 nal group. Mother-of-pearl staves pierced with a very fine 
 rosetted trellis and displaying an eventail a galerie with the 
 scenes of the first. Inscribed with the names of the artists and 
 dated 1867. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 _ 1123—Two Ivory anp Lace Fans GAAS Laake 
 KY (a) Leaf of Flanders lace with double valanced borders and 
 central toile developing a spray of flowers. 
 (s) Mechlin lace, with formal geometrical pattern, finely 
 worked; pierced, flower-carved ivory staves and guards. Late 
 
 Louis XV Period. 
 
 1124—Turee Inrerestinc Prinrep Batiap Fans 
 French, Late XVIII Century 
 (a) Romance, Fanchon la Vielleuse. Ballad, with central 
 figure of a peasant girl with a guitar. Directoire Period. 
 
 [Continued 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 (s) Song in praise of the King and his Finance Minister, 
 Necker; with central patriotic picture. Late Louis XVI 
 Period. 
 
 (c) The Cardinal de Lorraine blessing the Bartholomew As- 
 sassins. Louis XVI Period. 
 
 1125—Two Decoratrep Fans 
 
 (a) Chicken-skin leaf, with gouache painting of a marriage 
 ceremony, in bright colors; cuivre doré guards, pierced copper 
 staves; circa 1840. 
 
 (3) Silk leaf, decorated with a row of panaches and pendent 
 ornaments in metal appliqués and sequins, painted staves. 
 Venetian, Late Eighteenth Century. 
 
 1126—Two Decorarep Fans tht Cane_Late XVIII Century 
 OK (a) Perforated vellum leaf decorated with various chinoiseries 
 ¥ in colors. Alternating white and pierced red-tinted bone staves. 
 (s) Vellum leaf depicting, “The Birth of Esau and Jacob”; 
 
 finely fretted ivory staves and guards. 
 
 1127—Two Decoratep Ivory Fans Cid GAR. AVIII Century 
 6K The vellum leaf depicts a mythological subject; ivory 
 
 staves pierced and minutely carved with playful rustic figures, 
 
 the guards similarly treated. 
 — (zn) Leaf of silk with painted central medallion depicting scéne 
 
 galante and semé with varicolored paillettes. Ivory guards and 
 staves. 
 
 1128—Two Carvep Ivory Fans XVIII Century 
 
 (a) Vellum leaf, painted with “Reveling Boors” after Teniers, 
 flanked by chinoiseries. Pierced staves and carved guards. 
 (s) Silk leaf semé with gilt paillettes, the centre bearing oval 
 appliqué facsimile after an English mezzotint. Staves with 
 gilded floral motives; pierced guards. 
 
 1129—Ivory PaintEep Fan Flemish, XVIII Century 
 
 Vellum leaf, with gouache painting of hare-hunting scene, in 
 wooded landscape, with a vista of lake and mountains; border 
 of naturalistic flower-heads. Finely pierced staves with paint- 
 ings and gilded ornaments of fruit, musical trophies and the 
 like. Carved and painted guards. ‘The reverse displays a 
 seated female figure in a background of flat landscape. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1180—Decoratep Brisk Fan XVIII Century 
 The white bone staves and guards profusely enriched with per- 
 sonages, blossoms and other motives under Persian influence, in 
 rich colors. 
 
 1181—Two Decorarep Fans AVIIT Century 
 (a) The obverse and reverse of the vellum leaf decorated with 
 pen drawings depicting mythological scenes; pierced and carved 
 ivory staves and guards. 
 (3) The leaf depicts central pastoral subjects flanked by re- 
 buses in Flemish; executed in colors on a soft rose ground. 
 Carved and pierced ivory blades and guards. 
 
 1182—Decoratep Carvep Ivory Fan Directoire Period 
 
 Chicken-skin leaf, charmingly decorated with medallions sur- 
 rounded by conventional ornamentations in the manner of the 
 Pompeian frescoes. The ivory staves and guards are pierced 
 and minutely carved with elaborate scroll-work and pastoral 
 medallions, blossoms and various emblems. 
 
 11838—Two Parntep Fans 
 
 (4) Vellum leaf, bearing an Arcadian landscape, painted in 
 soft colors. The ivory guards pierced and carved with chinois- 
 erles. XVIII Century. 
 
 (8) Chicken-skin leaf, depicting various baroque cartouches 
 enclosing views of Venice and the bust portraits of three of its 
 Doges. Pierced mother-of-pearl staves and guards profusely 
 carved with silver and gold-enriched figures, cherubs and floral 
 motives. The mounting of the eighteenth century, the leaf ap- 
 parently of later date. 
 
 11384—Two Decorarep Ivory Fans XVIII Century 
 (a) Silk leaf, adorned with three appliqué silk medallions de- 
 
 picting Grecian allegories, printed in colors. Minutely pierced 
 ivory staves; cutvre doré blades, similarly pierced. 
 
 (8) Silk leaf painted with two oval landscape medallions en- 
 closing central pastoral panel; further decoration of floral 
 sprays and gilded leaf scrollings. Pierced and fretted ivory 
 staves and guards decorated in colors, with blossoms and grape 
 bunches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1185—Two PariLtuEttTep Fans Directoire Period 
 
 (a) Gauze leaf, embellished with formal pedestal, urn and fes- 
 toon decorations in gold and sequins. Decorated horn staves 
 and guards. 
 
 (p) Net leaf, with formal border and flower decorations of 
 appliqué steel. Pierced steel staves; steel guards. 
 
 1186—Ivory ann MorTHER-oOF-PEARL Fan Louis XV Period 
 
 Chicken-skin leaf, finely painted with all-over decoration simu- 
 lating laces surrounding scattered sheets displaying contem- 
 porary engravings. Staves finely carved and pierced in ivory 
 with continuous design of classic figures within  rocaille- 
 scrolling, with mother-of-pearl inlays. (Guard slightly dam- 
 aged. ) 
 
 1187—PainTeEp Ivory Fan Late Louis XV Period 
 
 The vellum leaf bearing a large oblong panel outlined in grace- 
 ful gilt scrollings and flower sprays and depicting a charming 
 landscape with pastoral lovers seated near a lake. The pierced 
 staves are various in shape and lightly carved with blossoms and 
 festoon motives, enriched with gold and silver. 
 
 "iar change 
 The silk leaf lavishly embellished in appliqué silver threads and 
 ~ silver paillettes forming blossoms and leafage. Central medal- 
 lion painted in rich colors and depicting a scéne galante. The 
 staves elaborately pierced and carved with contemporary mo- 
 tives and enriched in silver and gilding. 
 
 1188—PaintTeEpD Sitk Fan es ee Ora Louis XVI Period 
 
 1189—PainTep Sitk Fan Louis XVI Period 
 
 The silk leaf is decorated with twelve suspended oval medallions 
 in colors, depicting Amor in various attitudes, and twelve small 
 oblong emblematic reserves, in mauve, placed below. The ivory, 
 silvered and gilded blades are pierced and carved with graceful 
 conventional motives. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item ts offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 The following numbers represent a collection of the finest productions of the 
 eighteenth century in France, the reigns of Louis XV and Louis XVI, apogee of 
 fan decoration; and may be fitly described as museum specimens. To them are 
 added a few fans of historic interest, constituting a group unrivaled in the sales 
 of recent years. 
 
 1140—MorHer-oF-PEARL Patnrep Fan Louis XV Style 
 Chicken-skin leaf with gouache painting of a village carousal, 
 with soldiers, maidens and children; Signed, Lhomme. Exqui- 
 site staves of carved mother-of-pearl of later date, depicting a 
 pastoral musicale and individual figures within profusely gilded 
 pierced rocaille borders; similar guards. 
 
 1141—Two Paintep Ivory Brist Fans Louis XV Period 
 
 (a) Decorated with two side panels depicting tree forms en- 
 closing a central reserve displaying a scéne champétre. 'These 
 panels are interrupted by and flanked at ends by double staves 
 pierced with floral and bird motives. 
 
 (se) Depicting rustic scene with trees, figures and distant farm 
 house with a bandeau a chinoiseries underneath. Additional, 
 curious embellishments of appliqué gilded blossoms, tassels, 
 acorns, butterflies and animals. 
 
 1142—Two DeEcorATED Ivory Fans Louis XVI Period 
 
 (a) The vellum leaf, enriched with various painted medallions 
 depicting landscapes, amours, bust portrait and emblems in 
 grisaille, sepia and colors. Pierced and fretted staves. 
 
 (sp) Printed vellum leaf, depicting a group of classic figures in 
 a landscape. Minutely pierced blades and guards finely carved 
 with contemporary motives, enriched in silver and gilding. 
 
 1143—MorTHER-OF-PEARL AND Pornt Lace Fan Louis XVI Period 
 Point de Flandre lace in the Venetian manner with toile of fine 
 
 @: scrollings joined by brides tricotées. Mother-of-pearl pierced | 
 staves and guards embellished with the delicate motives of the 
 period. Suara 
 
 1144—Ivory GrisAILLE Fan Louis XV Period 
 
 Chicken-skin leaf, with grisaille painting of a classic forum, 
 colonnades flanking a central rotunda of pillars enclosing the 
 statue of a female deity. Finely pierced staves and guards with 
 delicate rocaille ornaments, flowers and male figures. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1145—Rare Decorated Ivory Casrioter Fan Louis XV Period 
 Leaf painted in gouache with scroll medallions displaying fig- 
 ures of children at play in conventional landscape, in a field of 
 vieux-rose partially overpainted with simulated filet lace; simi- 
 lar narrow cabriolet leaf. Ivory staves painted vieuw-rose and 
 enriched with filet decorations and reserves containing flowers 
 
 and birds. Pierced and carved guards. 
 
 1146—Ivory ann Moruer-or-Peart Fan Flemish, Régence Period 
 Vellum leaf with gouache painting, depicting in bright colors the 
 Scriptural allegory of Ruth and Boaz. Staves pierced with 
 fine quatrefoil scrolled trellis piqué with silver, mother-of-pearl 
 inlay incised with figures and floral decorations; guards with 
 appliqué mother-of-pearl individual figures. 
 
 1147—Carvep Ivory Parntep Fan Louis XV Period 
 Leaf of chicken-skin painted with simulation of tangled lace 
 valance surrounding a central group of figures; the obverse 
 similar, but within a small medallion. Staves and guards of 
 carved ivory displaying figures within gold-enriched rocaille 
 borders. 
 
 1148—Decoratep Ivory Fan Louis XV Period 
 Obverse of the vellum leaf depicts a charming scéne champétre 
 executed in rich harmonious colors in the style of Fragonard ; 
 the reverse with flowering rose sprays, and Amor on the Altar 
 of Love, in the centre. The pierced and scrolled guards and 
 blades are silvered and minutely carved with scrolls, trophies 
 and pastoral figures; charming composition. 
 
 1149—Parntep Sitk anv Ivory Fan Louis XVI Period 
 The silk leaf bearing central medallion enclosing a flaming 
 cross, flanked by consoles surmounted by baskets of fruit, the 
 entire surface being covered with minute paillettes in various 
 colors. Elaborately carved, pierced and polychromed staves 
 and guards. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 s 
 
 1151 
 
 1150—Paintep TorToIsE-SHELL PAILLETTED Fan Louis XV Period 
 
 The silk leaf displaying a crested centre medallion depicting 
 royal personages in a garden, flanked by two oval portrait 
 medallions of a nobleman and his companion. Scrolled and 
 pierced staves and guards carved with conventional pastoral 
 emblems and figures. 
 
 1151—Ivory Paintrep Fan Louis XV Period 
 
 Vellum leaf, painted with rustic figure subjects within scrolled 
 and ribbon festooned borders, the field with animal and floral 
 subjects. Pierced and trellised staves with chinoiserie figure 
 decorations and gilded rocaille scrollings; similar guards. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1152—Decoratep Carvep Ivory Fan Louis XV Period 
 The leaf of chicken-skin richly decorated with a scéne champétre 
 and the siege of a city, within reserves outlined in elaborate 
 scrollings and floral embellishments in soft pastel colors. The 
 ivory staves are elaborately pierced and polychromed and de- 
 velop curious pagoda forms; the guards carved with various 
 chinoiseries. A fan of unusually fine quality. | 
 
 1153—Ivory Parntep Fan Louis XVI Period 
 
 Vellum leaf painted in gouache with figures of the Court in 
 rural landscape, the festooned border developing two small 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 medallions. Trellised polychromed staves, pierced and carved 
 guards with individual bergére figures, reverse with sketched 
 landscape decoration and a solitary shepherdess. 
 
 1154 
 
 1154—Decoratep Ivory Parntep Fan Louts XV Period 
 
 Vellum leaf painted in gouache with amoristic figure subjects 
 within medallions on a scroll-diapered field. Pierced staves 
 and guards developing continuous decorations of chinoiserie 
 figures within rocaille scrollings and graceful floral festoons, 
 
 polychromed and gilded. Very fine example. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1155—Carvep Ivory Paintep Fan Louis XV Period 
 
 The chicken-skin leaf decorated with a musical ensemble and 
 and a courting couple in foliated landscape, surrounded by 
 abundant blossom motives. The elaborately pierced and carved 
 ivory staves and guards enhanced with minutely penciled chi- 
 noiseries in black and gold lacquer and small appliqué mother- 
 of-pearl panels with tiny floral decorations. 
 
 1156—PaintTeEp Ivory Fan Louis XV Period 
 
 The vellum leaf charmingly painted with central pastoral scene 
 outlined in scroll-work and flanked by two oval medallions de- 
 picting a hunter and his dog and a landscape, surrounded by 
 floral embellishments. Double balustered ivory staves; triple 
 balustered guards, the upper section pierced and carved with 
 floral motives. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1157 
 
 1157—Very Rare Decoratep Ivory Fan 
 
 Dainty polychromed and gilded ivory guards and blades; the 
 guards carved and pierced with musicians in niches, vases of 
 flowers and trophies; elaborate blades, displaying a stage on 
 which are personages dancing, flanked by boxes in which are 
 groups of royal figures. Ivory silk leaf with Watteau central 
 medallion of ““T'wo Lovers,” flanked by trellised boxes, in each of 
 which is a further figure. Surrounded by a finely painted 
 border of trophies, vases of flowers and scrollings. 
 
 Length, 10% inches. 
 
 Note: A very unusual and beautiful fan, in exceptional condition. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1158—Decorarep Carven Ivory Fan — French Mid-XVIII Century 
 
 Guards pierced and carved with floral sprays, swans and dol- 
 phins; very dainty guards pierced and exquisitely carved with 
 medallion of cupidons and floral panels. Parchment leaf, 
 painted in gouache with central Teniers group of musicians; 
 flanked by Chinese figure panels and outer panels of travelers. 
 
 Length, 10% inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1159 
 
 1159—Decoratep Carved Ivory Fan’ French Mid XVIII Century 
 
 Gilded and pierced ivory guards and blades; the guards pierced 
 with figures and beautiful scrollings; the blades with dainty 
 figure medallions and trophies amid scrollings. Parchment leaf, 
 painted in the Teniers manner with three groups of Dutch 
 Boors, one dancing, the others regaling themselves before a 
 tavern. Reverse with Watteau subject “Pastoral Lovers.” 
 
 Length, 11 inches. 
 (Illustrated ) 
 
 1160—Rare Ivory ann Cut-work Fan Late Louis XIV Period 
 
 The leaf has minutely pierced, paper surface, intricately pat- 
 terned to resemble lace; net ground. The entire surface covy- 
 ered with compositions of mythological medallions, chinoiseries, 
 animals, blossoms, ribbon bows, birds and fruit trophies in rich 
 subdued colors; the reverse decorated with bird forms and 
 flower sprays. Ivory staves incrusted with floral motives in 
 tortoise-shell; guards with mother-of-pearl appliqués and fur- 
 ther tortoise-shell embellishments. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1162 
 
 1161—Inuaip anv Decoraten MorHer-or-PEaRL Fan 
 Louis XVI Period 
 Very charming pierced blades and guards, enriched with carved, 
 gilded and silvered group of figures and floral motives. Parch- 
 ment leaf, beautifully painted in gouache with al fresco party 
 being offered fish by a fishwife; chateaux in the distance. Re- 
 
 verse with group “The Lovers.” Ruby set swivel. 
 Length, 1034 inches. 
 
 1162—Carvep Ivory Paintrep Fan Louis XV Period 
 
 Vellum leaf with scene painting of a Roman Emperor and Em- 
 press and their Court in a classical miliew; further naturalistic 
 flower paintings. The staves and guards of pierced ivory en- 
 riched with delicate rocaille scrollings and draperies, and finely 
 executed individual figures; reverse developing Chinese person- 
 ages. A very notable example. 
 
 (Illustrated) ee 
 
 1163—MorHer-or-peEarL Patnrep Naportreonic Fan 
 French, Empire Period 
 
 Chicken-skin leaf displaying an exquisitely painted scene de- 
 picting the passage of Napoleon, surrounded by his aides, with 
 an allegorical figure of Victory, through the thinned ranks of 
 his cheering troops. Signed, G. Lascellaz. A very fine ex- 
 ample. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1165 
 
 1164—Vernis Martin Brist Fan Louis XV Period 
 
 Painting depicts a fishing scene, the men being engaged in land- 
 ing their catch before the eyes of a seated group of court ladies ; 
 background of romantic landscape, within a scrolled border. 
 Reverse, with rustic landscape en camaiew within scrolled and 
 imbricated borders. 
 
 1165—Vernis Martin Brist Fan French, XVIII Century 
 
 Ivory blades and guards. The obverse depicts the battle of 
 Zanta on the river Theiss, fought in 1697 between the Imperial 
 Austrian forces, under the command of Prince Eugene of Savoy, 
 and the Turks, the latter being defeated; the reverse decorated 
 with the plan of the battle occupying a central medallion, 
 flanked by view of the countryside. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1166—Decoratep Ivory Fan French, Régence Period 
 
 Chicken-skin leaf exquisitely decorated with a pen drawing dis- 
 playing a group of nymphs dancing in a vernal landscape ; 
 reverse showing Apollo taking away Cupid’s bow. Pierced and 
 carved ivory staves decorated with birds, trellis, jardiniéres 
 and rocaille scrolling, carved guards with leafage and agricul- 
 tural emblems. A beautiful example. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1168 
 
 1167—Rare Nava Fan Dutch, Louis XVI Period 
 
 The vellum leaf bears large central panel depicting THE BATTLE 
 OF DOGGERS BANK, fought between the British and Dutch fleets; 
 in the foreground at right and left the respective flagships, the 
 Fortitude and the De Ruyter. The central panel is flanked 
 by two oval medallions depicting a mermaid and Triton 
 holding flags bearing the names of Admirals Parker and Zout- 
 man. Mother-of-pearl staves enriched with conventional mo- 
 tives in silver; pierced and carved guards displaying jardiniéres 
 and musical trophies. 
 
 1168—Surersriy Carvep Ivory anp Decoratrep Fan 
 
 Louis XVI Period 
 
 Charming gilded, silvered and pierced blades and guards. The 
 guards pierced with figures of beaux, cupidons and festoons; 
 supported on pedestaled vases ; backed by rose mother-of-pearl ; 
 the blades with medallioned dancing figures, festoons and minute 
 trophies. Parchment leaf with Watteau subject, “Two Lovers 
 
 Surprised by Reaper.” 
 Length, 1034 inches. 
 
 Note; Probably the choicest blades and guards ever executed at this 
 great period of decorative art. | 
 
 (Illustrated ) 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1169—Hisroric SanpAtwoop Brist Fan Circa 1825 
 Finely pierced staves, each developing a species of trellis sur- 
 mounted by an oval tourbillon design. Framed. 
 
 Note: This fan formerly belonged to S. A. R. la Duchesse de Berry, 
 daughter of Charles X, and was presented to a former owner at the coronation 
 ball in 1825. 
 
 JAPANESE AND CHINESE TABLE PORCELAINS OF THE 
 CH’IEN-LUNG, K’ANG-HSI, TAO KUANG AND 
 OTHER PERIODS 
 
 1170—Set or Four JAPANESE ae witTH CovEeRS AND SAUCERS AND 
 
 and white, on a ground of coral penciled in gold. 
 
 Diameter of cups, 3%4 inches. 
 
 1171—Japanese Teapot witH Cover 
 Hexagonal, with rectangular handle and curving spout; in- 
 setting cover knot handle. On the sides vigorously drawn heads 
 of bearded men, with peach blossoms above, enameled in various 
 
 colors, glazed in coral and touched with gold. 
 Height, 5% inches. 
 
 1172—-Buve anp Wuire Teapot witrH MEtTAL-RIMMED CovER 
 Ch’ten-lung 
 Globular, with recurving loop handle and straight spout. 
 Cream-white glaze with sporadic crackle, a simple border im- 
 pressed in the paste near the foot, a broad band of honeycomb 
 pattern in gray-blue surrounding the centre and supporting 
 
 a decoration of sprays and butterflies reserved in relief. 
 
 Height, 5% inches. 
 
 1173—Parr Bivue anp Wuite Trapots with Covers Ch’ien-lung 
 
 | Modeled in the form of a phoenix astride a cylindrical base of 
 
 iS rock and leaves, the head supplying the spout, and the tail 
 
 od Jiewter the recurving loop handle. (One metal cover; one 
 cover nicked.) 
 
 Height, 5%4 inches. 
 
 One Extra SAUCER tS CT / 8 hi ve. : 
 — |}  QOvoidal, with medallions of AAs, birds and landscapes in ines TAR. 
 
 — 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1174—Terapotr witH Cover In BLvuE anp Wuire, RED anp GoLp 
 
 rf K’ang-hsi 
 
 WA speacatape with spreading convex foot, slender recurving spout 
 
 J { /braced to neck by a scroll, and recurving loop handle; dome 
 
 / en / cover with pointed knob finial. On opposite sides two panels 
 Vv eewith figures and poetic inscriptions; surrounding ground in 
 
 gold with lotus scrolls reserved in white. 
 ; ‘ Height, 8%4 inches. 
 From the Startseff collection. zt ae) 
 
 1175—Pair BLvuE anp WHITE AND PoLycHROME PLATES 
 
 / On the rim and in the curve of the cavetto conventional borders 
 A Jn blue and white; in the festooned bottom medallion waterside 
 (/“\ landscapes in colors and gold. (One repaired.) 
 
 Diameter, 8% inches. 
 3 
 
 1176—Patir Decorated PLaATEs Tao Kuang 
 A oN = ° 
 /\ n the bottom medallion a group of four men in a garden; on 
 ff Athe brim fishes and aquatic birds. 
 NLA Diameter, 11 inches. 
 
 1177—Buve anp White TEaror Cot ES 
 Globular with rigid arched handle, recurving spout, and dome 
 4 cover with knob finial. Underbody modeled with lotus petal 
 panels in sensible relief, each painted with a flower and the 
 entire body covered by a conventional floral scroll in gray-blue 
 
 under the brilliant glaze. 
 Height, 9%4 inches. 
 
 1178—Korran TEAarot with Cover 
 
 Globular with straight spout and loop handle, the hat-shaped 
 cover affixed. Pale celadon glaze, and relief decoration of plum- 
 
 tree branches in blossom in white slip. 
 
 : ; Height, 5 inches. 
 From Blenheim Palace collection. % ; 
 
 1179—Pair Cytrpricat Traprots witH Covers Tao Kuang | 
 
 [\f ~ \Rigid upright handle and recurving spout in rustic form glazed 
 
 / f fin grayish-white and coral red with gold pencilings; the body 
 XX \_4 glazed in pale but brilliant pistache-green and painted with 
 
 flower sprays in famille rose colors. 
 Height, 6%4 inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1180—IncensE BurRNER IN GREEN 
 
 In form of a cauldron resting on three monster-head feet, 
 which are based upon a conventional lotus-throne. Lightly 
 incised with a ju-i border and a band of leaf-scroll; the lotus 
 petals vertically hatched. The whole glazed in a pale fresh 
 grass-green. 
 
 Height, 6 inches. 
 
 1181—Doe Fu Wine Ewer Chia Ch’mg 
 
 n form of a fat dog Fu, with a large brocaded ball between 
 its paws, reposing on its haunches on a quatrefoil base. Loop 
 handle (spout broken). Glazed in polychrome, the base in coral. 
 
 Height, 5% inches. 
 
 1182—Pair Bivur anp Wuite WinE Ewers K’ang-hst 
 Pear-shape with spreading foot and flanged lip, recurving spout 
 braced to neck with a scroll, and recurving loop handle. Prin- 
 cipal decoration palmate medallions in clouded blue adorned 
 with white reserves, on a diapered ground. One mounted with 
 
 silver cover. 
 Heights, 61% and 8 inches. 
 
 1183—Par RericutareD Brive anp Wuire Wine Ewers WITH 
 Covers 
 
 Pear-shape, with long recurving spout and handle; the outer, 
 (-“drmamenta case of the body pierced with two panels of hexag- 
 Anal lattice; body painted in a soft gray-blue with a base 
 border of lotus petals, floral panels on neck, and intermediately 
 
 with dragons. 
 Height, 8 inches. 
 
 1184—Buve anp Wuire Ricr-craIn SAUCER Kuang Hsii 
 ‘At centre a stork medallion, about it a band of “rice grains” 
 excised from the paste, followed by a conventional border. Six- 
 
 _ character mark. 
 
 Diameter, 3°4 inches. 
 
 1185—Pam Brive anv WuirE Canton PLates 
 Ornamented with landscapes and laboring figures painted in two 
 tones of pale cobalt, the same colors used in the designs of the 
 
 formal borders on the rims. 
 Diameter, 11% inches. 
 
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 / 1186—Two Buve anv Wuire Bowts wirn Covers 
 Inverted bell-shape; “‘rice-grain” pattern, the blue decoration 
 floral, with a stork medallion in one and a floral medallion in 
 the other; one marked K’ang-hsi (nicked), the other Kuang 
 
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 Diameters, 4 and 41%, inches. 
 
 1187—Decoratrrep Bown 
 
 ae Inverted bell-shape on low foot; the rim festooned. Exterior 
 ay’ Be ; decorated with nine dogs Fu in coral on a cream-white ground ; 
 
 ae / interior glazed in pistache. Under foot a seal mark. 
 | Diameter, 7 inches. 
 
 1188—Cracxitep Bown 
 
 \ Ovoid with broad short foot; crackled glaze of rice-white, with 
 primitive landscape and blossom decoration in dark and light 
 blue; on the exterior two borders incised in the paste and left 
 unglazed, coated with a wash. 
 
 Diameter, 6 inches. 
 
 Flaring broadly from a low foot; splash glaze in a soft black 
 over iron-rust brown with minute metallic fleckings. 
 
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 Diameter, 5°4 inches. 
 
 1190—Patxr Yettow Bowr 
 //\ Ovoidal with lightly defined rim and bold foot; both surfaces 
 o<{ _/ — glazed in a brilliant pale yellow. (Ming mark apocryphal.) 
 
 Diameter, 434 inches. 
 
 1191—Laris-stur Bown Le, C— | Ch’ien-lung 
 <a Ovoid with short foot. iter mirror glaze of grayish lapis- 
 
 lazuli blue covering both surfaces. 
 Diameter, 6%4 inches. 
 
 1192—MazarinE-BLvUE Bow. K’ang-hsi 
 Ovoid on a low foot. Firm resonant porcelain clothed in a 
 briliant glaze of mazarine-blue. Six-character mark of the 
 
 reign. 
 Diameter, 5 inches. 
 
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 11938 
 
 1193—Pair Semi-EGGsHELL Bowts wirH Covers Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Deep inverted bell-shape with small foot. Both bowls and 
 covers in a delicate cream-white glaze, painted with butterflies 
 
 and flowers in tones of the famille rose. 
 Height, 4 inches. 
 
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 1194—DecoratTED Bow. f C---C.. a - ene 
 
 | Eight-sided, with round foot, and the bottom mounded at the 
 (/, centre. Fine white sonorous porcelain, glazed in a rich canary 
 # | — yellow covering both interior and exterior. In the interior a 
 four-clawed dragon and a phenix guard the jewel of power, 
 
 amid conventional clouds, the decoration being in green, red 
 
 and black. On the exterior are birds, butterflies and flowers, 
 
 glazed in greater variety of color. 
 Diameter, 1134 inches. 
 
 JADE, ROCK CRYSTAL, LAPIS-LAZULI AND CLOISONNE SNUFF 
 BOTTLES, VASES, STATUETTES AND OTHER 
 DECORATIVE OBJECTS 
 
 1195—Two Jape Snurr Borries 
 One in the soft and glistening hue of liquescent mutton fat and 
 ‘carved as a Buddha’s-hand citron; the other of dense spinach- 
 green jade with soft polish, fashioned as a fruit enclosed within 
 leaves carved in relief. ~ = 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1196—Two Miniatrurrt Coupes 
 
 One oviform, carved of amethyst; one scoop-shaped, carved of 
 light amber-colored agate, with a fixed loop and loose-ring at 
 one end. 
 
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 1197—Two Rose Quartz anp AVENTURINE SNUFF BorrLeEs 
 
 \Z\, One of rose quartz, carved as an oviform vase with cover, its 
 
 // ornamentation a rich floral scroll in light relief; the other of 
 
 A aventurine, in flattened pear-shape, carved in relief with figures 
 in a pine grove, 
 
 Height of latter, 334 inches. 
 
 1198—Two Buve ann Wuire Snurr Borrtues Yung Chéng 
 One ovoid decorated with imperial dragons among clouds and 
 emerging from the sea; six-character mark of the reign. One 
 inverted pear-shape decorated with boys in a garden. Both 
 with cream-white glaze crackled in café-au-lait. 
 
 1199—Two Snurr Borr.ues 
 /~ One porcelain, with ornamentation of the nine dogs Fu in relief 
 / jon a reticulate ground; Chia Ch’ing. One representing rich 
 : ce < green jade with fei-ts’wi areas. 
 1200—Fe1-ts’u1 JapE Snurr Borris 
 
 Ay Flattened flask-shape; finely marked in black and brilliant light 
 orn / emerald green tones and brightly polished. 
 
 1201—Whirr JADE SNUFF BorTrie 
 
 7 \ Flattened globular form, both faces incised with fret borders 
 > ~ _/ and carved in delicate relief with inscriptions. 
 
 1202—Two Crystau Snurr Borrtes : 
 hh Bulbous flask-shapes, one with monster-head and ring handles 
 XK ( © and snowy aspect, the other smooth and clear and lightly 
 
 3 incised. 
 
 1203—Hair Crrystan Snurr Borrrue 
 
 f / Flattened flask-shape, with lotus plants in delicate relief. 
 
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 //1204—Two Feri-rs’ur ORNAMENTS 
 
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 A recumbent buffalo and a flattened jar-shaped snuff bottle in 
 the hues of fei-ts’wi jade. 
 
 1205—TIwo Snurr BorrueEs 
 
 One representing a mauve-glazed crackle, in flattened ovoidal 
 flask-shape with monster-head handles; the other smoke crystal 
 with birds in light relief and a fisherman in water-white. 
 
 1206—Turee Miniature SNUFF BoTryes 
 
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 Flask-shape, slightly varying in size; carved of bluish and 
 greenish-blue turquoise matrix streaked with black. 
 
 1207—Martrix SnuFrr BotTrTLe 
 
 Ovo-cylindrical; turquoise matrix with greenish and black areas. 
 
 1208—AcatEe SnuFF BorTrTLe 
 
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 Carved as a fish on a lotus leaf in white, brown and dove-colored 
 agate. 
 
 1209—Cro1sonné Enamet Incense BuRNER WITH COVER 
 
 Quadrangular on four tubular legs; two upright loop handles, 
 dome cover with knob finial. Conventional decorations on 
 
 turquoise and cerulean grounds. 
 Height, 34 inches. 
 
 1210—Cuxo1sonnét Enamet Incense BurNER Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Shallow ovoidal basin with flat rim, on three grotesque feet. 
 Conventional lotus and other floral decoration in polychrome 
 on turquoise ground. Four character Ch’ien-lung mark. 
 
 Diameter, 4% inches. 
 
 CLorsonné ENamet VASE 
 
 Ovoidal body contracting to a bold foot; straight slender neck 
 with expanding lip; two loop and loose-ring handles. Con- 
 ventional lotus decoration with varied borders in polychrome 
 
 on turquoise ground. 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
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 1212—-Harr CrystaL SPHERE WITH SILVER STAND Paeg 
 Rich soft brownish tone under a brillant polish, the dense en- 
 tanglement within scintillating in minute sparkles as the ball 
 is turned in the light. On a sterling silver stand by Tiffany & 
 Company representing Atlas; hexagonal base. 
 
 Je Diameter of sphere, 4% inches; height with stand, 9% inches. 
 
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 1213—Rock Crystal SPHERE 
 Clear and highly polished; resting on a Japanese metal base of 
 two standing demons with arms upraised. 
 
 Diameter, 34% inches; height with stand, 8 inches. 
 
 1214—Smatut Rock Crystat Batt on Ivory Stanp 
 Clear and highly polished (single minute flaw). Stand in form 
 of a carved ivory elephant, richly caparisoned in jeweling; 
 signed. 
 Diameter of ball, 14% inches; height with stand, 3% inches. 
 1215—Rock Crystat SPHERE 
 Clear and highly polished. In Japanese carved ivory stand sup- 
 ported by four dragons (one dragon’s head missing). 
 
 Diameter, 2% inches; height with stand, 3% inches. 
 
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 \21 6—Rock Crysraut SPHERE 
 
 Clear and highly polished. Resting on a carved ivory stand in 
 the form of a coiled dragon. (Stand slightly nicked.) 
 
 Diameter, 234 inches; height with stand, 5 inches. 
 1217—Rocx Crystau SPHERE 
 Clear and highly polished. Has teakwood stand. 
 
 Diameter, 24 inches. 
 
 1218—Rocx Crystat SPHERE 
 Clear and highly polished. Has-teakwood stand. 
 
 Diameter, 3% inches. 
 
 1219—Whuirr Jape Vase with Cover 
 Carved in peach motive with leaves, branches and a peach of 
 longevity in relief; round insetting cover surmounted by a fish 
 dragon. 
 
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 /1220—0 0 VASES 
 
 / Ovoidal, flattened and elongated; carved of light blue tur- 
 quoise, with emblematic bats and cloud forms in light relief, 
 / on the flat sides, and about the necks coiling lizard-dragons ; 
 
 | carved of one piece of stone. 
 
 1221—T wo OrNnNAMENTS 
 
 One an irregular mound of partly clear, partly clouded yellow- 
 amber with brilliant polish; one a pierced agate carving of 
 
 dogs Fu with the brocaded ball. 
 Length of former, 3% inches. 
 
 1222—-Two AmeEtHyst ORNAMENTS 
 
 One carved in the form of an egg, the other as a group of goats, 
 
 and both brilliantly polished. 
 
 1223—WhuitTEe JapE PENDANT 
 Carved as two corrugated fruits hanging side by side under a 
 bunch of leaves and stems. Pure white translucent jade with 
 
 soft polish. 
 
 Length, 344 inches. 
 
 1224—Wuitr JapE BuckLE 
 
 Two pieces of pure translucent white jade, brilliantly polished, 
 hooked together by a dr Boone s head, each piece carved in high 
 relief with the “double joy” symbol of connubial bliss; a wed- 
 ding gift. 
 Length, 41% inches. 
 
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 1225—Manparin NECKLACE 
 Consisting of one hundred beads of pink tourmaline, known as 
 Chinese ruby, together with three large spheres and two pen- 
 dants of fei-ts’wi jade, all with a brilliant polish. 
 
 1226—Two JapE ORNAMENTS 
 
 / One of yellow-green jade carved as a recumbent dog stretched 
 : out, his head over his left shoulder; the other of pure white 
 jade carved as a grass-hopper on leaves. 
 
 Lengths, 3 and 3% inches. 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 A227—Two Javr ParerweicuTs 
 
 One of lard-white jade in the form of a recumbent dog with 
 head up and ruby-jeweled eyes; one of gray-white jade of pure 
 and even tone and softly bright polish, carved and pierced in 
 the form of two recumbent cats at play. 
 
 Length of former, 3% inches. 
 
 eae VASE 
 In irregularly triangular form as a tree stump surrounded by 
 fungus and dragons, the interior carved in a rich brown agate 
 and the surroundings in opalescent agate brightly polished. 
 Height, 3% inches. 
 
 1229—Rocx Crystat Dovusie VASE 
 Carved as pine tree stumps, encircled by the branches etched 
 and in undercut relief; a bush bamboo at one side. 
 Height, 3% inches. 
 
 1230—JavE STATUETTE 
 Seated figure of the god of longevity, with a peach of immor- 
 tality on his lap and a larger one on his back, his right hand 
 held at the back of his head. In white jade with a brilliant 
 spot of fet-ts’ut, and at the back richly mottled with ferrous 
 
 staining. 
 Height, 334 inches. 
 
 1231—CoraL STATUETTE 
 Buddhistic deity in full costume, with diadem and elaborate 
 headdress, the breast nude, seated cross-legged on a thalamus 
 and holding a symbol resting on the upturned palms. In rich 
 
 pink coral brightly polished. 
 Height, 414 inches. 
 
 1232—Two OrnaMENTS 
 Statuette of a female immortal carrying a fly whisk and a 
 peach, carved in amethystine quartz, and a pair of crested 
 
 ducks on lotus leaves. 
 Height of former, 3% inches. 
 
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 33—LaPIS-LAZULI ORNAMENT 
 
 Carved figure of a kylin, recumbent, in finely marked lapis- 
 lazuli of rich color; its head turned back across its right 
 shoulder. 
 
 Length, 3% inches. 
 
 1234—GREEN JADE CuP 
 
 Ovoidal with rounded foot. Dark green jade with a moss-like 
 translucence, polished with a dull lustre. 
 
 1235,—Fer- -TS’UL JADE CuP 
 
 , Ovoidal, standing on a blossom foot, the underbody carved in 
 , light relief with trefoils within curved panels. Rich emerald 
 
 green jade with areas of vapor white. 
 Diameter, 3 inches. 
 
 1236—GREEN JADE-STONE CuP 
 
 Oval on a small foot; light green with black stratified cloudings 
 and bright polish. 
 
 Diameter, 4% inches. 
 
 1237— Pair Moss-saApDE Cups 
 -Qvo-cylindrical on a bold and spreading foot. Translucent 
 jade plentifully flecked in moss-green, black and a grayish 
 vaporous white. 
 
 1238—GrEEN JapE Water Cup 
 
 Ovoidal, carved as a melon, with vine stems and leaves and an 
 emblematic bat in relief and undercut about it and at one end. 
 Spinach-green jade with a soft polish. 
 
 1239—GreEN JapE TEAPOT WITH COVER 
 
 Oviform and lobed as a melon, with recurving spout and re- 
 curving loop handle and foot all carved in a single block of 
 jade of variable dark and pale green, and on the surface leaves 
 in relief; cover a cluster of leaves. Bright polish. 
 
 1240—AauaAMARINE ORNAMENT 
 Carved as fishes on waves, in translucent aquamarine with iri- 
 descent patches. 
 
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 Ss 1241—Whuitrr JApE VAsE witH CovER 
 
 f In form of an ovoidal jar flattened, the cover dome-shaped, 
 j with the long-life emblems of pine trees, the sacred fungus, 
 bamboo, stork and the spotted stag carved in bold relief and 
 undercut on its sides and flanking it. Mutton fat jade with 
 ) soft polish. 
 
 : Length, 434 inches. 
 
 Te, 1242—GREEN JapE JEWELED Hanp Mirror 
 
 Green jade carved as the spread petals of a flower, with a 
 festooned circular outline, and cylindrical handle, jeweled in 
 gold, pearls and ruby in Indian workmanship, surrounding a 
 small circular mirror. 
 
 Length, 8 inches. 
 
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 \ 12438—Gray JapE ANIMAL STATUETTE 
 
 \ Figure of a lion on its haunches, carved in opaque mottled gray 
 jade with a dull polish. 
 “ Length, 3%, inches. 
 
 1244—MatacHitr VAsE 
 
 Carved as the stump of a wild plum tree with branches still 
 in blossom, and in undercut relief about it the branches and 
 blossoms, a bird and the sacred fungus. Rich malachite with 
 soft polish. 
 
 Length, 4 inches. 
 
 // 285—Games-onas JADE VASE 
 Pearshape on spreading foot, with two dragon-loop and loose- 
 
 ring handles. Jade grayish with dark greenish areas and bril- 
 liantly polished. 
 Height, 51, inches. 
 
 1246—Rosr Quartz ANIMAL STATUETTE 
 
 \ Carved as a recumbent goat and smaller animal with the sacred 
 ’ Fe \ e . e e 
 { \/ vapor in fungus design between their heads, in rose quartz of 
 ) delicate hue. 
 
 Length, 4 inches. 
 1247—AGcaATE STATUETTE 
 
 Standing figure of Shou-lao with emblematic peach in his right 
 hand, carved in red-brown agate lightly mottled and brightly 
 polished. 
 
 Height, 5 inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1248—LapPpis-LAzuLI VASE 
 
 Carved as the flattened stump of a peach tree with a pine, bam- 
 boo and the sacred fungus in relief and undercutting surround- 
 ing it. Light toned lapis-lazuli with soft polish. 
 
 Height, 414 inches. 
 
 1249—Japr Lisation Cur 
 
 Inverted bell-shape with delicate foot and smooth sides, with 
 two handles in the form of dragons which support loose-rings, 
 carved in undercut relief. Yellowish-gray jade with bright 
 
 polish. 
 Width, 4 inches. 
 
 1250—CaRNELIAN AND WuitEr AGATE VASE 
 
 A deeply cupped lotus flower is carved in mottled white agate 
 and veined in delicate relief, while around it in lightly undercut 
 relief are stems, leaves and buds of the lotus, including the 
 seedpod, besides insects and shells, in light carnelian agate. 
 
 Height, 41% inches. 
 
 1251—Rock Crystat Cur AnD SAUCER 
 
 Cup inverted bell-shape on bold foot, 
 with dragon-loop handle; saucer an 
 elongated quatrefoil with a protecting 
 relief ring into which the cup fits. 
 Both pieces ornamented with floral 
 sprays carved in delicate relief. 
 
 1251 Length of saucer, 4% inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1252—Rocxk Crystat ORNAMENT 
 
 Boy riding a buffalo, a Fu at its side looking up at him, in 
 
 clear rock crystal with a brilliant polish. 
 Length, 414 inches. 
 
 1253—Rock CrystaL ORNAMENT 
 A deity riding a spirited kylin, on a pierced base. Brilliant 
 
 polish. 
 Height, 4 inches. 
 
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 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1254—AmeETHYSTINE DovusLE VASE 
 
 Both in the form of pine tree trunks, the branches and a small 
 bamboo in undercut relief enclosing them, carved in a single 
 piece of amethyst of varied tones. Height, 41/, inches. 
 
 1255—EmeEratp Quartz VASE 
 
 Carved as an irregularly massed. group of the fruits of the 
 three abundances—the peach, pomegranate and finger citron—- 
 and brilliantly polished. 'The emerald of varying notes and 
 rich translucence. Height, 5 inches. 
 
 1256—GreEen JavE Dovuste Vasrt with Covers’ 
 Translucent spinach-green jade brightly polished, carved as 
 two flattened ovoidal vases side by side, connected by a lizard- 
 dragon, phoenix and pine tree, in undercut relief. 
 Height, 434 inches. 
 
 1257—YELLOW-GREEN JADE DovuBLE-VASE 
 
 One vase in form of a ewer and adjacent to it one of pearshape; 
 between them a lion and on the smaller a phoenix in relief. 
 Translucent jade of yellowish-green hue brightly polished. 
 
 Height, 41, inches. 
 
 1258—Frer-ts’u1 Jape Incrensr Burner witH Cover 
 Shallow cauldron-shape with a very small foot, and spreading 
 rim; cover of recurving outline fitting just the rim, and pierced 
 at centre with a considerable orifice. Ju-i border in light relief 
 on both pieces. Rich fet-ts’wi jade with light mottling and 
 bright polish. Diameter, 5 inches. 
 
 1259—Whuirrt JApvE Covurr 
 
 Ovoid, carved as a cupped lotus blossom, the petaling incised 
 within, and the cup surrounded by an intricacy of various blos- 
 soms and leaves, with their stems, in outstanding undercut re- 
 lief. ‘Smooth polish. 
 
 Diameter, 5 inches. 
 
 1260—JapE ORNAMENT 
 
 A shallow arc of fei-ts’wi jade carved and pierced as a growth 
 of the sacred fungus. Length, 5%, inches. 
 
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 1261_—Buackx JADE InceNsE BurnER witH Cover 
 
 Cauldron shape on three monster-head feet; dragon-head loop- 
 handles with loose-rings; dome cover with bar handle on which 
 two loose-rings travel. Conventional floral decoration in light 
 relief. Black jade with lighter mottlings and unctuous polish. 
 
 Length, 5 inches. 
 
 1262—Pair Jape Bowtns witH Covers 
 
 Ovoidal with recurving sides, on bold foot, the cover in reverse 
 and carved with a circular handle. Greenish-white jade of 
 snowy translucence, ornamented only with a soft polish. 
 
 Diameter, 51%, inches. 
 
 1263—Fer-ts’u1 JADE DovusLEe VASE 
 
 Carved as two open peony flowers, 
 their petals defined in relief and 
 etched, reposing upon a stem with 
 leaves in undercut relief, the whole 
 in a single piece of finely marked 
 fei-ts’ui jade with spots of intensi- 
 fied emerald tone, under a brilliant 
 
 polish. 
 
 Length, 5 inches. 1263 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1264—Fer-ts’u1 Jape Bown 
 
 Slightly ovoidal, with a straight flare to a well defined rim; 
 short foot. Thin, translucent, brightly polished jade of green- 
 ish tinge and white cloudings with areas of emerald. 
 
 Diameter, 51% inches. 
 
 1265—Rocx Crystat Vase witH Cover 
 Elongated pearshape with small foot; dome cover surmounted 
 by a dragon. Ornamented in high relief and undercutting with 
 a dragon on one side, and on the other a Lohan riding on his 
 attribute, the tiger. (Slight repair at ring which Lohan 
 
 rasps. 
 ee ) Height, 7, inches. 
 
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 19662 Roar CrysTaL VASE 
 
 Ovoidal, with three fungus-loop and loose-ring handles; resting 
 in a cluster of the fruits of the abundance issuing from rockery, 
 carved in undercut relief. 
 
 Height, 61% inches. 
 1267—Rock Crysrat Vasrk wirH Cover AND STAND 
 
 Pear-shape with elephant-head handles; cover with scroll han- 
 dle; oval base with serried moldings and four ju-i feet; smooth 
 polish. (Repair at lip.) 
 
 Height, 6 inches. 
 
 1268—Rosr Quartz VAsE 
 Ovo-cylindrical, carved in represen- 
 tation of a plum tree trunk, with 
 branches and blossoms encircling it in 
 undercut relief and two birds perched 
 
 at the top. Bright polish. 
 Height, 6 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1268 
 
 1269—ANIMAL STATUETTE IN AGATE 
 
 7 A Fu lion seated on its haunches, with tail curved over its rump 
 and head turned back over its left shoulder, in an attitude of 
 alertness; carved in mottled white and grayish agate, with red 
 predominating in the head area. 
 
 Length, 6 inches. 
 1270—Buacx AcatTEe VasE 
 
 Brilliant black agate in more or less natural contour of a rock 
 mass, hollowed to form a vase with two openings, and about it 
 a plum tree in blossom, the blossoms together with a pair of 
 lizard-dragons carved in relief in an adjacent layer of gray. 
 
 Length, 6 inches 
 
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 f/1271—Whuire Jape Taste Screen with Traxwoop Sranp 
 
 f Disc of translucent white jade carved in cavo-rilievo on both 
 / faces with figures of industry; on one face a sage and at- 
 / tendant viewing a farmer driving his buffalo through a rice 
 paddy. 
 
 Diameter, 61%, inches; height with stand, 10 inches. 
 
 1272—Whuitet Japrt Tray 
 
 Oval with short foot; rim incised with the thunder-scroll; at 
 centre a knob handle carved in lotus motive and exhibiting the 
 
 seedpod. 
 Length, 61 inches. 
 
 1273—FEI-Ts’u1 JADE TEAPOT WITH COVER 
 
 Ovoidal body with slop- 
 ing shoulder and delicate 
 lip and foot, recurving 
 loop handle and recurvy- 
 ing spout, and dome 
 cover with knob finial. 
 Relief ornamentation of 
 floral scroll, and jw’? and 
 fret borders. Fei-ts’ui 
 jade of pale tone and 
 brilliant polish. 
 
 Length, 7% inches. 1273 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1274—Whuitrt Jape Hanp Rest 
 
 In form of a partly unrolled scroll, the superior surface carved 
 in light relief with conventional designs from the ancient bronzes 
 
 exhibiting archaic dragon motives. 
 Length, 7 inches. 
 
 1275—WHuiTE JADE VASE 
 
 Carved in form of a fish dragon springing from the sea, around 
 him others in bold relief and undercutting and the sacred jewel 
 and other emblems resting on clouds; in pure white translucent 
 
 jade with soft polish. 
 Height, 914 inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and-sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1276—WuitE anp Rep AGATE 
 Dovusite VASE 
 The two receptacles in fun- 
 gus form boldly carved in 
 white agate, as is a stork in 
 the round and a bush bam- 
 boo in relief, while undercut 
 at either end are peach and 
 pine trees in red agate, the 
 
 whole highly polished. 
 Length, 71%, inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1277—Lapis-LazuLt ‘Tripop 
 IncENSE BurRnNER 
 witH CovEeR 
 
 Cauldron-shape on mon- 
 ster-head feet, with 
 dragon-head and _ loosce- 
 ring handles ; dome cover 
 with blossom finial. Bold- 
 ly carved in relief with 
 an archaic dragon-scroll 
 and incised with let wén 
 and Shou medallion bor- 
 ders; on cover four tor- 
 toises in relief. Bright 
 polish. 
 
 Length, 71%, inches. 1277 
 (Illustrated) 
 
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 1278 
 
 1278—WHiIiTE JADE ORNAMENT 
 
 Two mandarin ducks, a large one with head turned over its 
 back and holding a spray of lotus in undercut relief, and a 
 smaller one carved in relief at its side, the large one inlaid with 
 ruby eyes and the small one having a green eye. Pure white 
 
 jade with a very brilliant polish. 
 Length, 71 inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1279—Mor?rrLep JADE VASE witH CoveER 
 
 Pearshape flattened and with corners chamfered, on low foot; 
 animal-head loop and loose-ring handles; cover in accord with 
 upright loop handle. Lei wén border on lip and cover, incised. 
 Handsomely mottled opaque jade with rich fet-ts’ut areas and 
 black patches amongst the soft white. Bright polish. 
 
 Length, 7° inches. 
 
 1280—WhuitE JapE VASE 
 In form of an irregularly cylindrical cup raised above a base 
 deeply undercut, the base. revealing a dragon among waves and 
 rocks; about the cup the eight Taoist immortals in high relief, 
 among clouds, and with them the stag and the stork and the 
 
 emblematic bats of happiness. 
 Height, 8 inches. 
 
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 1281—Whuitre Jape  LAmaIsTIc 
 STATUETTE WITH GILT 
 BronzE STAND AND 
 Hato 
 
 Standing figure of Kuan- 
 yin in cowl and full robes, 
 arms crossed before her and 
 in one hand a branch; neck- 
 lace in green and third eye 
 in red, inlaid. Within halo 
 a jade plaque carved and 
 pierced; with dragons and 
 symbols on a_ reticulate 
 ground. 
 
 Height of statuette, 8 inches; 
 complete, 11 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1281 
 
 1282—Wuirre JApE INcENSE BuRNER 
 
 Ovoid on a pierced base of ju-i feet resting on a molded circle; 
 two bold dragon-head and loose-ring handles. Encircled by 
 t’ao teh ogre motives in light relief on an incised lei wén 
 ground. Within, a dragon medallion carved in bold relief. 
 White jade with black fleckings and a soft polish. 
 
 Length, 8 inches. 
 
 1283—WuitEe JapE QUADRILATERAL VASE 
 
 Oblong, and slightly expanding from a retired pedestal-foot 
 which is surrounded by a rope molding in relief; midway, a 
 relief band which on two faces is studded with bosses; at top 
 and bottom a thunder-scroll border. Climbing one side and 
 overlooking the top a dragon in undercut relief mounting from 
 
 a cloud bank. Bright polish. 
 Height, 8 inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1284—Two Fr1-ts’ur JApE Parrer Knives 
 
 lat and straight with scrolled handles and rounded ends; 
 
 Mounted midway with long shields of Japanese silver. One 
 
 \_~ white with brilliant patches of light emerald green at each end. 
 The other (repaired) a richly mottled fet-ts’ut. 
 
 Lengths, 114% and 12 inches. 
 
 1285—WhuitTE Quartz STATUETTE 
 
 Standing figure of a female immortal carrying at her shoulder 
 a vase with flowers; on detached base in lotus motive; carved 
 in flaky crystal with clear areas. 
 
 Height, 914, inches. 
 
 1286—F er-ts’u1 JADE DousLE VASE 
 
 In the form of twin bamboo trunks rising from rockery, with 
 branches and the sacred fungus, and a phoenix with the peony, 
 carved in bold relief and undercutting around them. Mottled 
 fei-ts’ut jade with white and dark green areas. 
 
 Height, 5% inches. 
 
 1287—Toms JapE VASE 
 
 Oviform with deep pedestal-foot, and retaining the blossom- 
 capped tops of two loop handles; obverse and reverse carved 
 in high relief with a conventional peony scroll of fine design. 
 Grayish opaque jade with russet staining and an area of black 
 
 and dark green. Has teakwood cover. 
 Height, 10 inches. 
 
 1288—FEr-ts’u1 JADE ScEPTRE 
 
 Sceptre with jw-i head springing from a rambling stem of the 
 sacred fungus, along which other growths of the fungus spring 
 out, carved in high relief and undercutting, in white jade with 
 brilliant fei-ts’ui markings and the whole brilliantly polished. 
 
 Length, 10 inches. 
 
 1289—Wnuirr Jape CyiinpricaL VASE 
 A tube of white jade carved in cavo-rilievo and pierced, pictur- 
 ing Taoist immortals and attendants climbing to a pavilion in 
 a mountain retreat. Green jade capital and base. (Repaired.) 
 
 Height, 10 inches. 
 From the Thomas C. Waggaman collection. 
 
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 1290 
 
 1290—Whutirrt JADE VASE 
 
 \ Carved in the polyporus lucidus motive, a large fungus forming 
 
 ) the vase proper, and smaller growths springing up all around it. 
 
 "Gr as: White jade with a brilliant polish. Inscribed with four char- 
 ~ acters, gilded. 
 
 Height, 7 inches; length, 101% inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1291—Whutre JapE TABLE ScREEN witH TErEakwoop STAND 
 
 An oblong tablet of white jade with relief carvings, on the one 
 face a waterside landscape with buildings and figures, on the 
 other a similar landscape with a farmer working with his water 
 buffalo in a rice paddy. : 
 
 Length, 51/, inches; height with stand, 7 inches. 
 
 1292—Whurrrt JADE ORNAMENT 
 
 lay A flattened ovoidal vase, flanked on the one hand by a boy on 
 ( a rock and on the other by a phoenix; the vase with dome cover 
 surmounted by a crouching lion. 
 
 Height, 5% inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1293— Jape Tree In Cinnapar Laceurer VASE 
 
 Quadrilateral vase of ovoidal contour, in cinnabar lacquer, 
 carved with sages and attendants in mountain retreats and with 
 fret and floral scrolls on an incised lattice ground; containing 
 a wild prunus tree with blossoms of white jade, and shrubs with 
 
 flowers of other stones. 
 Height, 22 inches. 
 
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 M904. “Waite Jape Fisx Dracon VaAsE 
 
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 / A fish-dragon rising from the sea, a smaller fish before it with 
 | the wonder-working jewel poised upon clouds emitted from its 
 ! mouth; details finely carved, incised and pierced. 
 
 Height, 71% inches. 
 
 1295—Wu1re Jape Taste Screen with TEakwoop STAnD 
 An oval plaque of pure white jade studded on both sides with 
 bossed dragon carving in relief. 
 
 Height, 7%, inches; with stand, 12 inches. 
 
 1296—Rock CrystTau ORNAMENT 
 
 A pair of ducks, facing each other and holding in their bills a 
 spray of lotus; plumage etched and in relief, the flowers in 
 bolder relief. Brilliant and clear and brightly polished. 
 
 Length, 744, inches. 
 
 1297—SPINACH-GREEN JADE VASE 
 
 A flattened oviform vase upheld on the back of a feng-huang, 
 with a flaming jewel poised on the tip of a wing and the shoul- 
 der of the vase, while a dragon coiled below about the quatre- 
 foil basin of a fountain raises its head toward the jewel. Mottled 
 green jade exhibiting the hue of boiled spinach and brightly 
 
 polished. 
 Height, 7%, inches. 
 
 1298—Whuirr JapE PENDENT ORNAMENT 
 
 A fr Consisting of small beads hanging in four strands between 
 ’ ig ) panels of various shape; all of pure white translucent musical 
 ~ ee jade with brilliant polish. 
 
 LY Length, 22 inches. 
 
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 / 1299—JaprE Fruorat Taste SCREEN WITH STAND 
 
 / On an upright oblong panel of moss-green jade an inverted- 
 / pearshape wall vase of white jade, resting on a ju-t base of 
 | lapis-lazuli and containing a bouquet of flowers of jade and 
 other stones. 
 
 Height of panel, 10 inches; total height, 19 inches. 
 
 / (Illustrated) 
 
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 yay 1300—ScErptTrRE oF PurE WHITE JADE 
 
 j A ju-t sceptre of conventional form finely carved in pure white 
 translucent jade and ornamented in relief carving with Budd- 
 histic symbols and incised characters. Brilliantly polished. 
 
 Length, 15%, inches, 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1301 
 
 1301—-_Biossomine GARDEN IN CLoIsonNE ENAMEL JARDINIERE 
 
 Ch’ien-lung 
 Trees with leaves of green jade blossom in white jade and yel- 
 low, in amber, agate, amethyst and turquoise, in a garden of 
 gravel and rockery where a spotted stag roams (stag’s head re- 
 placed). In an oblong jardiniére with indented corners and 
 ju-t feet, of gilt bronze and cloisonné enamel, adorned in con- 
 ventional lotus motive and dragon scrolls, in polychrome on a 
 turquoise ground (including the under surface of the bottom) ; 
 sides inlaid with jade panels incised and gilded, one bearing a 
 long inscription. 
 
 Height, 1714 inches; length, 11 inches. 
 (Illustrated) 
 
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 1302—Rock Crysrat Turrerep T'rapot wirH Cover 
 Quadrilateral, the corners enlarged by rounded embrasures; re- 
 curving loop handle with drop; curved spout. On two faces the 
 phoenix in delicate relief. Cover in conformity, with a handle 
 in undercutting. (Illustrated) Length, 9 inches. 
 
 1303—Rocx Crysrat Trapor wirh CHAINED Cover 
 Spherical, with a phoenix-head spout, and loop handle over 
 which a Fu lion sprawls, with head turned to left and holding 
 hf, in its mouth a ring to which is attached a chain of nine links, 
 / | connected with the small round insetting cover—the whole 
 ( / carved of a single block of clear and brilliant rock crystal. The 
 ‘ornamentation is carved in bold relief and presents the fruits 
 of the abundance—the peach, pomegranate and Buddha’s-hand 
 citron—representing long life, sons and happiness. 
 (Illustrated) Length, 9%, inches. 
 
 13804—Rock Crysrat VasrE wirH Cover 
 Ovoidal and flattened, with broad shoulder, angular corners, 
 and incurvate neck supporting dragon-head loop and loose-ring 
 handles; dome cover surmounted by a dragon. Clear and bril- 
 liant rock crystal highly polished, decorated in relief carving 
 with pine trees and birds, a stag and rockery. | 
 (Illustrated ) Height, 10 inches. 
 
 1805—Rocx CrystaL Vase wirH Cover—THE VaAsE oF THE PHOE- 
 NIXES 
 \Large full-bodied flask shape on a spreading foot, the broad 
 sloping shoulders supporting two loose rings which depend from 
 dragon heads at the neck. Lip, foot and base of cover incised 
 with let wén borders. Obverse and reverse carved in high relief 
 with phoenixes, perched and flying, eight in all, while a ninth 
 holding in its beak a peony branch overspreads the cover. 
 (Illustrated) Height, 114%, inches. 
 
 1306—Rock CrystTaL STATUETTE 
 Standing figure of Shou-lao, god of longevity, with a branch of 
 peaches over his shoulders; attached to a crystal base of rock- 
 ah ery. (One peach fractured.) Height (complete), 12 inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1302 1303 
 
 1304 1307 1305 
 
 1807—Rocx CrystaL VASE wiITH CovER 
 
 Oviform, resting in a base of waves, from which emerges a fish 
 dragon with a figure mounted on its back; above, on the shoul- 
 
 } \ der of the vase, a pavilion among the clouds; elsewhere a Lohan 
 f | riding a dragon, a crane bearing a ling chih in its bill, and a 
 pair of the so-called mandarin ducks; all in high relief and 
 undercutting. Dome cover surmounted by the phoenix and 
 peony in similar workmanship. Clear, and brilliantly polished. 
 Height, 12 inches. 
 
 (Illustrated ) 
 
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 CHINESE AND JAPANESE DECORATIVE PORCELAINS OF THE 
 CH’IEN-LUNG, K’ANG-H’SI, MING AND OTHER PERIODS 
 
 1308—Wutitrr PorcEeLAIn JAR wiTtTH ENAMELED COVER 
 / / Ovoid, with a rich floral decoration in relief, under a glaze of 
 
 On 4 creamy white. : 
 Height, 7 inches. 
 
 1309—SruasH JAR witH INsETTING CovER 
 
 Oviform; coated with a rich dark red glaze approaching the 
 sang-de-boeuf notes, splashed from the shoulder with delicate 
 
 streaks of purple. 
 Height, 11% inches. 
 
 1310—PotycHRroME STATUETTE Ming 
 Standing boy, holding a jar from which a lotus projects; on a 
 four-sided base with rounded corners. Ming five-color decora- 
 
 tion on a white ground. 
 Height, 1034 inches. 
 
 1311—Dercoratep GINGER JAR WITH ORIGINAL CAP-SHAPED CovER 
 
 Profuse decoration in phoenix, peony and magnolia motives, 
 with flying birds, in famille-verte colors on a brilliant black 
 ground. 
 
 Height, 124%, inches. 
 
 1312—Decoratep Borrie-rorm VAsE Yung Chéng 
 
 Globular on short foot, with full, incurvate neck, and spreading 
 lip which droops in festoons painted on top with a ju-i border 
 in coral. Finely painted with sages and attendants variously 
 engaged in gardens, in colors of the rose-verte family on a 
 
 creamy white ground. 
 Height, 124%, inches. 
 
 1313—SpriasH Botte Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Globular, somewhat compressed, on a broad and bold foot; 
 full and slightly incurved neck, spreading to a lightly defined 
 lip. Coated with a finely crackled glaze richly splashed with 
 sang-de-boeuf over the brownish watery tone of the drained 
 
 ox-bloods. 
 Height, 1334 inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1314—TorevolisE-BLUE BoTTLe Ch’ten-lung 
 
 Large globular body with short tapering neck. Entire body and 
 neck incised in overlapping wave motive, and from the waves 
 ) emerging two five-clawed dragons, in relief, pursuing the omni- 
 potent jewel. The whole under a bright glaze of mottled tur- 
 
 quoise-blue with fine crackle. 
 
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 Height, 15°, inches. 
 
 1315—Patrr Famitue-roszt TEMPLE JARS wITH ORIGINAL COVERS 
 
 Fine white resonant porcelain, within a rich and luminous glaze 
 of creamy white, decorated in glowing colors of the famille-rose 
 with a variety of flowers, fruits, vases, incense burners and other 
 objects of household adornment, and touched with gold; base 
 and shoulder borders. Mark, the blue double-ring. 
 
 Height, 16 inches. 
 
 1316—YeEtitow anp Green Decoratep VAsE Yung Chéng 
 
 Oviform with flat foot and short incurvate neck, the lip en- 
 a circled underneath by two lightly incised rings. Imperial yel- 
 7g _ low glaze, interrupted by a highly conventional lotus decora- 
 { / tion in detached scrolls, interspersed with the symbolic bats 
 among cloud forms, etched in the paste and glazed in a bright 
 soft green. Six-character mark of Yung Chéng within a blue 
 
 double-ring. Height, 161% inches. 
 
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 1317—Tvrevorse-sivE Borrne-sHarep VASE Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Globular-ovoidal with full neck; clothed with a mottled glaze 
 of turquoise-blue with fine crackle. (Small repair at neck.) 
 
 Height, 12 inches. 
 
 1318—TvrevoisE-BLUE JAR Ch’ien-lung 
 Ovoidal with delicate foot, narrow shoulder and wide mouth. 
 Coated with a brilliant glaze of greenish turquoise-blue, truitée. 
 
 Height, 10% inches. 
 
 13819—Pracock-BLUE VASE Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Expanding from a flat foot, and contracting again in equal de- 
 gree after midway, to a mouth slightly smaller than the foot. 
 
 Height, 4% inches. 
 
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 1820—Crtapon VASE Ch’ien-lung 
 
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 13821— 
 
 Ovoid with deep foot and short neck with rounded lip. Decora- 
 tion, incised and modeled in the paste, sections of a rectangular 
 fret on a hatched ground, between conventional shoulder and 
 base borders, the whole under a glaze of delicate and pale cela- 
 
 don-green. 
 Height, 81% inches. 
 
 CrackLEeD VASE Ming 
 Oviform with small flat foot and high shoulder and short and 
 small straight neck. Invested with a brilliant monochrome 
 glaze of soft creamy white with a delicate self-color crackle. 
 Height, 6 inches. 
 
 1322—Treravust Borrir Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Low globular body on a bold and spreading foot; the neck 
 tapering, with a bulbous melon-lobed expansion below the short 
 straight lip. About shoulder and neck two lizard-dragons in 
 high relief. Coated with an unctuous teadust glaze, the dragon 
 bodies and the lip touched with purplish splashes. (Slight 
 
 chip at lip.) 
 Height, 13 inches. 
 
 1323—Buve anp WHuitEe GINGER JAR WITH COVER 
 
 1324 
 
 Decoration a ceremonial group of figures and a garden with 
 plantains, in tones of blue on a ground of moist white. 
 
 Height, 10 inches. 
 
 IMPERIAL YELLOW AMPHORA K’ang-hsi 
 “Fashioned on the lines of the peachbloom vases. It is coated 
 with a monochrome glaze of imperial yellow, of brilliant opaque 
 quality. Underneath the foot is a six-character mark of K’ang- 
 hsi, penciled in underglaze blue. Has carved teakwood stand.” 
 Height, 74, inches. 
 From the M. C. D. Borden collection, American Art Associa- 
 tion, New York, 1913, in the catalogue of which it was 
 illustrated, with the description above quoted; No. 256. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 in. 1825 1324 
 
 25—APPLE-GREEN AMPHORA K’an g-hst 
 
 “Of similar form to the preceding, and fashioned on the lines 
 of the peachbloom vases. Enameled with an apple-green glaze 
 of opaque quality. Underneath the foot is a six-character mark 
 of K’ang-hsi penciled in underglaze blue. Has carved teakwood 
 stand.” Height, 714, inches. 
 
 From the M. C. D. Borden collection, American Art Assocta- 
 tion, New York, 1913, in the catalogue of which it was 
 illustrated, with the description above quoted; No. 257. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1326—Buivur ann Wuaire Hawrnorn Gincer Jar WITH ORIGINAL 
 
 CovER K’ang-hst 
 Ground of “cracking ice” in a soft cobalt-blue, interrupted by 
 groups of the mei blossoms reserved in a soft and rich white ; 
 erenellate border on shoulder. Height, 91 inches. 
 
 From the Startseff collection. 
 
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 13827—Buve anp WuitE Gincrer Jar witH OriciInaL Cover 
 rn K’ang-hsi 
 are Ground of detached mez blossoms, some in stemless ercure re- 
 
 ' } served in a soft white in a cobalt-blue of “cracking ice” pattern ; 
 GOO) on opposite sides two large quatrefoils of white reserve painted 
 
 with young ladies and boys. 
 Height, 101% inches. 
 4 ¢ ae 
 1328—JaPANESE GLAZED AND LacauERED Bort ie @2e.4 N 
 e glazes 
 
 pZ - Pearshape with full neck ; birds and flowers in polychrom 
 Poy and in red, gold and other lacquers. Inscription under foot. 
 
 Height, 14 inches. 
 
 1329—HeExaconaL VASE 
 
 and base borders and mid-band in blue and white with floral 
 forms in confused colors with vestiges of the peachbloom reds. 
 Intermediate body glazed in dead-leaf brown, with relief decora- 
 tion of bat-pendants and scrolls in mixed colors and blue. 
 
 ! Contracting toward lip and foot from the expanded centre; lip 
 
 Height, 1634 inches. 
 
 13830—B1ivuEr ann Wuitr Vass K’ang-hsi 
 
 Inverted pear-shape with broad foot, rounding shoulder and 
 tall full neck with flaring lip. Bold conventional decoration in 
 mottled blue, in floral bands, pendants, chevrons and the ju-t 
 
 pattern, with borders. 
 Height, 19 inches. 
 
 1831—Patrr Canton Decoratep HEexaconat Vases wire Covers 
 
 Sides decorated in many colors with raised panels depicting 
 
 / Be ladies and boys at games in gardens, the neck having smaller 
 
 J | / landscape panels, on a studded ground in pistache tone touched 
 /\ (/ with gold. Cover surmounted by a Fu. (Repaired.) 
 
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 Height, 13 inches. 
 
 1332—JapanEsE GALLIPOT WITH CovER ( at 4tt dD. 
 7 Glazed in a mottled dead-leaf brown of soft lustre, with dark 
 
 splashes on the shoulder. Signature incised in a gourd. 
 
 Height, 121, inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1333—ReticuLATE VASE IN CrEAM CoLoR 
 
 Ovoid on convex foot, with high shoulder rounding into a full 
 incurvate neck, expanding in a trumpet lip. Glaze a brilliant 
 cream with a fine crackle in self-color. A precisely executed 
 ornamentation appears in delicate relief on imcised ground, in 
 five borders and six spear-shaped panels which depend from the 
 shoulder. Among the motives in the tracery are conventional 
 
 archaic dragon scrolls and the thunder scroll. 
 Height, 16 inches. 
 
 1334—-Bivurz anp Wuitrrt Tempe JAR K’ang-hsi 
 
 Decorated in brilliant transparent cobalt-blue of varied tones 
 with two phoenixes flying briskly through a finely designed 
 peony scroll, over a luminous ground of pure white. Mark, 
 the blue double-ring. 
 
 Height, 13 inches. 
 
 13835—Bive anp WuitTE VasE fp Cid Ra FF K’ang-hst 
 Ovoidal rounding to a deep spreading foot; high shoulder and 
 short wide neck with flanged lip. Rich milk-white glaze, decorated 
 in two tones of transparent blue with two large panels reserved 
 in an imbricated ground and picturing kylins on rocks in the 
 
 midst of waves; numerous borders. 
 Height, 151, inches. 
 
 1336—Buive ann Waite TemrLe Jar witH OricINAL Cover 
 K’ang-hsi 
 Decorated in brilliant cobalt-blue of two tones on a rich white 
 ground with two large phoenixes amid a conventional peony 
 
 scroll. Mark, the blue double-ring. 
 Height, 16 inches. 
 
 1337—Tvrevolse-BLUE BoTTLe 
 
 a Globular body, low, on a short foot; tall, tapering neck; the 
 f= whole invested with a mirror glaze of rich and brilliant turquoise- 
 blue with a fascinating hair-line crackle. 
 
 Height, 1734 inches. 
 
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 1338—Buvr ann WuitE BEAKER K’ang-hsi 
 
 /) Both sections decorated in a transparent and delicately modu- 
 
 rE / /lated cobalt-blue on a brilliant white ground with a bold lotus 
 
 ALY scroll presenting the flower in seedpot-stage motive. Mark, 
 
 the blue double-ring. 
 Height, 18 inches. 
 13839—Buack Hawtuorn Botrir-sHapep VaszE on Curtvre Dorit 
 STAND 
 
 Globular with expanding foot and graceful incurvate neck. 
 
 Black glaze interrupted by wild plum trees in blossom, reserved 
 
 and glazed in aubergine, green and white. Pierced stand in 
 elephant-head and floral motives. (Lip repaired) 
 
 Height, with stand, 20% inches. 
 
 13840—Buvet anp Wuitet Borrie 
 Decoration, nine imperial dragons and the whirling jewel among 
 conventional cloud forms, above a border of waves. Has Ch’ien- 
 lung seal mark. 
 Height, 21 inches. 
 
 1341—Crackxite Borrite Decorated In BiveE 
 Oviform with tall full neck; heavy porcelain, coated with a 
 briluant creamy café-au-lait glaze boldly crackled, on which is 
 imposed a generous decoration in tones of sapphire-blue, in- 
 cluding medallions with figures, sprays of flowers, conventional 
 
 butterflies and dragon-flies. Mark, Wan Li. 
 Height, 24 inches. 
 
 13842—Pair PowprEr-BLuE Vases 1n Ormotvu Mounts K’ang-hsi 
 Globular bottles with slender necks, in a glaze of powder-blue, 
 with quatrefoils and fan-medallions reserved in white and 
 painted in blue with landscape and flowers. Heavy mountings 
 
 and bases in foliar motives.. (One repaired.) 
 Height, 21 inches. 
 
 1343—BivE anv Wuitt Botrie 
 Globular body somewhat flattened, with broad shoulder and 
 wide neck; lightly defined lip and bold foot. On a ground 
 diapered with floral scrolls in a pale gray-blue, large masses of 
 leaves in a delicate cobalt, overlaid with profuse blossoms in 
 
 white relief. Inscription under foot. 
 Height, 21 inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1344 
 
 1344—Carvep anp DecoratEep VASE Ch’ten-lung 
 
 Oviform with well-defined foot, large neck and flaring lip; two 
 
 out-standing dragon handles. Ground covered with a celadon 
 
 / J Blaze; about the centre an archaic dragon-scroll, on neck 
 
 | and base conventional plantain and leaf-and-tongue borders 
 
 é _- and a border of keyfret, and on the lip a ju-i border. On a 
 
 French carved gilt stand with four C-scroll legs and rich 
 festoons. 
 
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 1345—RETICULATED HEXAGONAL VASE WITH COVER AND STAND 
 Chia Ch’ing 
 /) 12) Side panels and shoulders a pierced lattice, supporting solid 
 
 / {J medallions and vases of flowers, the vases painted with ladies 
 
 wf | / and children; corners in coral penciled in gold with floral scrolls ; 
 / ~~~ stand coral with white reserves displaying floral sprays. 
 
 Height, 19%, inches. 
 
 1346—Tatut BotrTLe-Form VasE Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Ovoid with boldly defined foot, high shoulder and full neck, ex- 
 panding in a broadly flanged lip; on the neck handles of Fu-lons 
 and cubs, facing each other. Coated with a pale celadon glaze, 
 over which appears an extensive decoration in white relief paint- 
 ed in glowing sapphire-blue, depicting the eighteen Lohan in 
 a garden, some intensely interested in an effort to paint a 
 scroll. 
 
 Height, 24 inches. 
 
 1847—WuitE CLuB-sHAPED VASE Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Carved in relief on neck and body with four-clawed dragons and 
 the elusive jewel among conventional cloud forms above a border 
 of waves; on lip a border of keyfret. Brilliant monochrome 
 
 glaze of rich white. 
 Height, 24 inches. 
 
 1348—Two Buive anp WuitTE PLaavuEs K’ang-hst 
 Lf /\Deep form with flaring rim and festooned edge. Compartment- 
 
 / jal decoration of floral forms, in series, around a medallion, in 
 / two shades of blue. Emblematic marks. 
 
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 Diameters, 15 and 151% inches. 
 
 13849—DeEcoraTED PLAQUE K’ang-hsi 
 
 Body rounding in a slightly curved flare from a broad and low 
 foot. Decorated in palpable relief with leaves and blossoms in 
 dark emerald, white, awbergine and blue on a yellow ground 
 diapered in black; undersurface glazed in deep green penciled 
 
 in black; maker’s mark underneath foot. 
 Diameter, 151, inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
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 1350 
 
 13850—-Lapis-BLUE Bott Le Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Globular with full straight neck; coated with a brilliant glaze 
 of fine quality in a rich and deep tone of grayish lapis-lazuli 
 
 blue. 
 Height, 231, inches. 
 
 (Illustrated) 
 
 1351—MonocHromMeE PuLaaQuE K’ang-hsi 
 
 Shallow with a broad ovoidal flare, both surfaces glazed in a 
 rich and deep soft green with a delicate crackle. 
 
 Diameter, 1434 inches. 
 
 1352—Morriep GREEN PLAQUE 
 
 Shallow cavetto with a broadly flaring rim. Brilliant glaze of 
 a mottled olive green with areas of metallic lustre. 
 
 Diameter, 17 inches. 
 
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 1353 
 
 1353—FamiLLe-RosE Patace Jar witH Cover Yung Chéng 
 Large inverted pearshape; cover hat-shaped.. Sonorous porce- 
 lain with a pure white glaze, decorated in famille-rose colors with 
 a pair of storks at the base of a blossoming peach tree, amid 
 expansive blossoms of the peony, chrysanthemum and magnolia. 
 
 On carved gilt and painted French stand of elaborate motive. 
 Height, 33 inches; with stand, 68 inches. 
 
 (lilustrated) 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1354—Buvur anp WuitTEt Canton PiaauE 
 Broad and deep bewl rounding to an expanding rim. Within 
 the rim two bands of floral lattice in grayish cobalt-blue, the 
 first edged with a border of points and dashes, the second broken 
 by reserved emblems. Bottom occupied by a medallion enclos- 
 ing the spotted stag in a landscape. (Repaired.) 
 
 Diameter, 181, inches. 
 
 13855—Larce Biur anp WHITE PLAQuE K’ang-hsi 
 Shallow cavetto with broad and flaring rim. In the cavetto 
 palmate compartments about a festooned medallion of floral 
 forms with stipple work, on a honeycomb-lattice ground; on the 
 rim quatrefoils of pomegranates reserved in a floral ground. 
 All in fine cobalt blue. , Symbolic mark within a blue double- 
 
 ring. 
 Diameter, 1834 inches. 
 
 1356—Buve anp WuitE GARDEN SEAT Ch’ten-lung 
 Large inverted pear-shape with broad base and circular seat 
 with flanged rim; sides and seat pierced. Decoration in highly 
 conventional Indian lotus scroll, with bold fret borders. 
 
 Height, 181% inches. 
 
 1357—Buver anp Wuirrt TrempLe Jar witH OrictnaL Cover Delft 
 
 Decorated with Chinese garden scenes and more or less Kuropean 
 
 figures in delicate tones of blue. 
 Height, 191, inches. 
 
 1358—Buivr ann Wuitr BEAKER-SHAPED VASE Delft 
 Slender, expanding to an octagonal foot and octofoil lip; 
 decorated in rich blue with crested birds, butterfly and plant 
 
 motives partly of Chinese origin. 
 Height, 16 inches. 
 
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 CHINESE AND JAPANESE BIRDCAGES AND 
 OLMERSOBIEGIS 
 
 1359—JAPANESE Bronze IncENSE BuRNER 
 
 Four-cornered with diamond-shaped sides and sloping shoulders ; 
 four tubular legs and two upright loop handles. Shoulders 
 decorated with scrolls, sides respectively with the dragon, the 
 dragon-horse, the Howo and the hairy tortoise. Maker’s mark 
 
 underneath. Has teakwood cover and stand. 
 Height, 13°, inches. 
 
 1360—JapanrsE Woop Carvine and GILDED SHRINE 
 tanding figure of Kwannon with high headdress, the all-seeing 
 eye, a spray and the vase of magic water in either hand, mount- 
 ed on a lotus throne which surmounts an elaborate shrine of 
 many courses, intricately carved and pierced, the gilding also 
 extended to the ceremonial trappings of the goddess. 
 
 Height, 291, inches. 
 
 13861—Cuinesr Parintine on Guass K’ang-hsi 
 
 Before a background of lake and golden mountains against a 
 black sky are the seated figures of four deities, three male and 
 one female, eating and drinking from a gourd, in a flowery land- 
 scape. Rich sombre colorings. 
 
 Height, 21 inches; length, 26 inches. 
 
 1362—Pair Curinesrt Pietra Dura Panets AVITI Century | 
 
 Conventional landscape features—trees, bridges, a house and 
 the like—appliqué on olive-yellow lacquered panels. In teak- 
 wood and jade, agate and other hard stones. 
 
 Height, 32 inches; width, 19 inches. 
 
 1363—CuinEsE Ivory Birpcace anp Cioisonné Mountep StTanp- 
 ; Ch’ien-lung 
 Decorated with ivory and bone carvings, cloisonné and jade feed 
 
 cups, worm tongs with inlaid handle; brown lacquered base 
 adorned with fruit sprays in various stones. Standard in 
 circular carved wood base and tipped with dragon in cloisonné 
 
 and gilt. 
 Diameter, 138% inches; height of standards, 90 inches. 
 
Fifth and Last Session 
 
 1864—Carvep Woop DovusLeE STANDARD AND Two CHINESE Birp- 
 CAGES 
 
 One cage black and one red-brown; decorated with carvings 
 of wood, ivory and other substances. The double standard, 
 with divergent arms, in an octagonal base, carved in bold relief 
 in the motive of a grapevine in bearing and with figures, and 
 lacquered. 
 
 Diameters, 131/,, and 13%, inches; height of standard, 791%, inches. 
 
 1365—Pair Curnese Tortoise-sHELL BrrpcacEs AnD Tatu LacquERED 
 STANDS Ch’ien-lung 
 Decorated with ivory carvings, including worm tongs, and 
 porcelain feed cups; black lacquered bases adorned with ivory 
 and mother-of-pearl flowers. Tall lacquered dragon standard 
 
 in square carved wood base surmounted by a vase form. 
 
 Diameter, 14 inches; height of standard, 95 inches. 
 
 1366—Very Bravrirunt Cuinese Ciorsonné Birpcace Ch’ien-lung 
 Domed cage of open gilded wires; with tray base enriched on 
 interior and exterior with fine scrolling of lotus and peonies in 
 colors on turquoise blue grounds. Lapis-lazuli pinnacle. Fitted 
 with five carved ivory utensils, filigree box enriched with tassels, 
 two jade seed boxes and three enameled water holders or seed 
 
 holders. 
 Height, 151% inches. 
 
 1367—Very Beavtirut Cuinesr Croisonné Birpcace Ch’ien-lung 
 
 Similar to preceding. 
 
 1368—Parr Horn Birpcaces Swineine 1x Treaxwoop Frames 
 
 Decorated with bone carvings and porcelains. The arched 
 
 frames carved and pierced. 
 Height of frames, 301, inches. 
 
Kindly read the Conditions under which every item is offered and sold. 
 They are printed in the forepart of the Catalogue. 
 
 1369—Rep LaceuER STANDING BirRDCAGE 
 Japanese, XVIII Century 
 
 Pagoda-shaped, hexagonal cage of fine stems of light bamboo; 
 the upper bandings lacquered in red, the lower enriched with 
 gilding, the hood with three silk tassels. Set on tall shaft and 
 
 molded base of red lacquer. 
 Height, 6 feet. 
 
 1370—MorTHER-OF-PEARL InLAID Lacaeuver Haneine Brrpocack AND 
 
 STAND Chinese XVIII Century 
 
 ) Octagonal cage with bone ribs, domed at crown and supported 
 yi { on a silvered open cresting from a jade ring; the lower band 
 / enriched with inlay of mother-of-pearl figures, birds and flowers. 
 sey Fitted with seven carved ivory utensils and numerous small 
 | plaques carved with animals and birds and two jade water re- 
 
 | Lp ceptacles. On dragon-headed pole supported on the back of a 
 | caparisoned elephant, standing on a molded base enriched in 
 
 colored lacquer. 
 Height, 681, inches. 
 
 1371—TorToIsE-sHELI. AND Carvep Ivory Birpcack 
 Chinese, XVIII Century 
 
 van Beehive shape; with open ribbings of tortoise-shell suspended 
 \ona cresting by a long chain of arnee and green jade, the ribs 
 ) enriched with small carved ivory plaques. Fitted with six 
 / carved implements and cloisonné water receptacle. Supported 
 on expanding square scrolled lacquered shaft, having archaic 
 dragon head terminal, the shaft set in carved and gilded vase- 
 
 shape base on a molded foot adorned with scrollings. 
 
 Height, 7 feet 11 inches. 
 
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 1372—CuinEsE Lacquer Birpcace 
 WA Oblong; domed at crown, formed of fine bamboo ribbings, the 
 / \ tray at base lacquered with landscapes in red and gilding on 
 pices black grounds. Supported on bracketed long square shaft set 
 
 in a molded base havi ring buttoned feet. 
 
 13873—Two Oxp Cuinest Croisonxnté Lamp STANDS 
 
 Circular top and shaft with tripod; scrolling at crown and 
 foot, supported on triple flanged and molded base. 
 
 : Height, 49 inches. 
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