THE J. PAUL GETTY MUSEUM LIBRARY TE ad Dacia SO het i ad a Sab "5. dace’ 5 Tac be # Vy 4 6 rar nA Ay TG CMO IGS CATALOGU E OF THE CONTENTS STOWE HOUSE, BUCKINGHAM; CAbich will be Sold by Auctton, by Messrs. CHRISTIE and MANSON, ON THE PREMISES, On. TUESDAY, AUGUST 15th, 1848, ete wa? ye AND EXTENDING OVER > X Row” - THIRTY-SEVEN DAYS, ele ¢ wt | Commencing at Twelve o'clock precisely each Day. ares: ‘ PRICE FIFTEEN SHILLINGS, TO ADMIT A PARTY OF FOUR, WITHOUT WHICH NO PERSON CAN BE ADMITTED. { For particulars of Catalogues, see next page. a = Catalogues to be had, price FirrzEn Suiiiines each, to admit Four Persons, during the View and Sale, of Messrs. Curriz, Woopcarz, and WILLIAMs, 32; Lineoln’s Inn Fields; Messrs. Barker and Bowker, 1, Gray's Inn Square ; Messrs. Licutroot, Rosson, and Licutroot, 26, Casile Street, Leicester. Square; Messrs. Norris and Sons, 2, Bedford Fico 3% and at Messrs. Curistiz and Manson’s Offices, 8, King Street, St. James’s Square. Also, at Manchester, of Mr. Acyew, or Mr. Grunpy; at Liverpool, of Mr. Grunpy ; at Birmingham, of Mr. James Norton; at Oxford, of Mr. Ryman: at Buckingham, of Mr. CHANDLER ; at Aylesbury, at the Office of “The Bucks Herald;” at Northampton, of Mr. Watzspy; and at the Wolverton and Euston Stations. *.* The Vinw will commence on Tuurspay, Auaust 3, when Parties not provided with a Catalogue, will purchase a copy on onlenee the Mansion. - +. + = pus eed ee ee .~--- = *,." The nearest point on the Nort Western Raiiway is the WOLVERTON oF \ et «te aGrhon. t THE J. PAUL GETTY CENTER LIBRARY . ORDER OF SALE. The Sale will commence each Day at Twelve o'clock punctually. FIRST DAY’S SALE, | Tuesday, August 15, 1848. — Lor The 6 Drawing Hoorn Majelice, or Raffaelle Ware , coh ta: 18S SECOND DAYS SALE. Wednesday, August 16, 1848. Japan Closet—Majolica, or Raffaelle Ware ; ; Drawing oom Chinn, Bronzes, &e. - .. A ag sdhnges THIRD DAY'S SALE. Thursday, August 17, 1848." Shakspeare Closet-—Majolica, or Raffaelle Ware ; Tapestry Drawing Room? .«:: eo. cal ox C euvii tl 66. £00894. - 2 * FOURTH DAY’S SALE. ~-. Friday, August 18, 1848. | Tapestry Drawing Room (continued)—China, Bijouterie, > Raffaelle Ware; State. Drawing Room—Furniture 395 to 533 FIFTH: DAY’S SALE. - Saturday, August 19, 1848. es: ae State Drawing Room (continued) Furniture, &e.. —-. - 584-to 639 i } b2 iv Order of Sale. SIXTH DAY’S SALE. Monday, August 21, 1848. Lor Saloon, North Hall—Antique Sculpture . wot 2) 650:to 783 SEVENTH DAY’S SALE. Tuesday, August 22, 1848. | Music Room; Library; Print Room —..- : . 784 to 914 EIGHTH DAY’S-SALE. Wednesday, August 23, 1848, Print Rao (continued)—Sévres, Dresden, Oriental, and . English Table China; State Dressing Room . 915 to 1038 NINTH DAY’S SALE. Thursday, August 24, 1848. State Dressing Room (centinued)--Table China (con- tinued); State Bedchamber ; : . 1039 to 1160 n Woe ¥.3 TENTH DAY’S Sct Friday, August 25, 1848. Ante Library —Antique Marbles, Bronzes, &c., Etrus- ~ can Vases . : : : : wooo eth leto 1284 ELEVENTH DAY’S SALE. Tuesday, August 29,1848. Cellar of Wines ‘ : p A wie) ora ad Sendak TWELFTHDAY’S SALE. Wednesday, August 30,1848. Cellar of Wines (continued) . . ; yg 192 te 808 Order of Sale. v THIRTEENTH DAY’S SALE. Thursday, August 31, 1848. Lor. Services. of Gilt Glass ; Buckingham Rooms; Chapel | - : Passage ; and Vestibule to Grenville Drawing Room : oy are eee i. F ; . 1285 to 1408 FOURTEENTH DAY’S SALE, Friday, September 1, 1848. Grenville Drawing Room; West and East Corridors; and Nugent Staircase . : . 1414 to 1548 FIF FTEENTH DAY’S. SALE. Saturday, September 2, 1848. Cellar of Wines (continued) . : . : . 9809 to 463 SIXTEENTH DAY’S SALE. Monday, September 4, 1848. Service of Plate ‘ : / fe : ‘ 1 to 162 SEVENTEENTH DAY’S SALE. Tuesday, September 5, 1848. Service of Plate (continued) . Jy ie . l68to 334 EIGHTEENTH DAY’S SALE. Wednesday, September 6, 1848. Service of Plate (continued) . : ; : . 8835 to 498 NINETEENTH DAY’S SALE. Thursday, September 7, 1848. Service of Plate (continued) . . : . - 499 to 659 vi Order of Sale.- TWENTIETH DAY’S SALE. - 7 a Friday, eon og 1 ag og HO Service of Plate (continued) a ~ 660 to 830" ~ TWENTY-FIRSF DAY’S SALE. * Tuesday, September 12, 1848. _ Collection of Pictures ~...3, 6 3.) 8.4. ms meh ee “ Lto 141 a are e TWENTY- SECOND DAY'S. SALE. Wig a ee Le ednesday, Seniember 13, 1848. Collection of Picturés keonitinned) mikirateh &e. Pt. 142 to 280 TWENTY-THIRD DAY'S SALE. Tharsday, ee ae 14, 1848. Collection of Pictures (continued) meme TWENTY-FOURTH DAY’S SALE. _ Friday,. September. 15, ‘1848, Collection of Pictures (continued) . a a 4 383 to 438 PS TWENTY-FIFTH DAY’S ‘SALE. Saturday, sate! 16, i848. bs Cellar of Wine—(last “portion — es ae 464 to 516 c ms Pig ONS TWENTY-SIXTH DAY'S SALE. ~ Monday, September 18, 1848, - ~ Gronille Rooms, Cobham Rooms, ° and ee | e Rene te . 1549-to 1673: ; Order of ‘Sale. Vii TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY’S SALE. — Tuesday, September 19, 1848. Lor Bishop's . Rooms, Temple Rooms, and Plantagenet tobwiapth Rooms : : : : ; ; . 1674 to 1800 TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY'S SALE. vee, Wednesday, September 20, 1848. itogh ‘xiioraet Bast Fie Bedrooms : . 1801 to 1935 TWENTY-NINTH DAY’S SALE. Thursday, September 21, 1848. Clarence and Chandos Bedrooms . ¢ : . 1936 to 2064 THIRTIETH DAY’S SALE. Friday, September 22, 1848. Chandos and Arundel Rooms A ‘ : . 2066 to 2204 THIRTY-FIRST DAY’S SALE. Tuesday, September 26, 1848. Japan Rooms—Glass, &c. . : . 2205 to 2324 THIRTY-SECOND DAY’S SALE, Wednesday, September 27, 1848. Kast Wing—Chapel Rooms—Armour, of Carton Pierre, &c. ; : ‘ : ; . 23825 to 2425 THIRTY-THIRD DAY’S SALE. Thursday, September 28, 1848. Service of Cut Glass, Bronzes, Organs, Ebony Furniture, and Summer Dining Room . : - . 2426 to 2547 viii Order of Sale. THIRTY-FOURTH DAY’S SALE. Friday, September 29, 1848. Lor Bachelor’s Gallery—Bedrooms : : . 2548 to 2690 THIRTY-FIFTH DAY’S SALE. Saturday, September 30, 1848. Servants’ Rooms ; : ; . 2691 to 2810 ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF THE ROOMS. PAGE mumerabrary. = sl aie hash gly (i Weetee, , wt. 7 emmone = ere s l| ltl, 8 Peeters es) > = fo 4. 246 Arundel Gallery and Rooms 214,232,236 Arundel Passage oe epee BOS Bachelors’ Gallery . . . . 257 Basement Passage . . . . 246 Basement Rooms . . . . 265 muneps Rooms /7 ... .. . 208 Re Oi siresiiis 4) e217 Oe he pe ket | TT Buckingham Rooms. . . 103, 221 Meets =), ell Cf, 245 Chandos Gallery. . . . .. 281 Chandos Rooms . . . .»« .s- Aa/ Meyer aMeADe. . 4. exer. 2, 106 Cuere:Hoome . .°*. . . 248 China 3, 4, 5, 8, 11, 26, 38, 41, 60, 67, 68, 69 Chinese Bronzes .. . .« . «. 109 Coins toooms 6S et, «215 Clarence Rooms. . . . . °223 Ceppeio0nws i ae |.) 7208 Coramriuist--) oo...) .. » 114 omiceroWerte we) se CTY Drawing Room . Ns Bad a Seen.) SLO 288, 251 Ryreek rottety . . . . . 82 Grenville Rooms. . 107, 110, 201 Hall, North . 45, 46, 47 - Japan Closet . Japan Rooms Library Majolica . Music.Room . MS. Library . Nugent Rooms Pictures Pink Rooms ., Plantagenet Rooms Piste. *, Print Room , Raffaelle Ware Saloon . « Sculpture . Servants’ Hall Shakspeare Closet State Bath Room State Bedroom @ State Dressing Room State Dining Room State Drawing Room _ Stairs, East . Stairs, West Stucco Passage Summer Dining Room . Tapestry Drawing Room Temple Rooms Vestibule to Colonnade Wines. . 5,6, 15, 22, 32, 42 , a EO, OF 15, 22,92, 42 vieat 37 3254 . 204 ni guteet . eke oe ® 125 58, 63 45 256 108 ». 87, 116, 194 B aes CONDITIONS OF SALE. O I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be immediately put up again and re-sold. II. No person to advance less than 1s.—above Five Pounds, 5s.—and so on in proportion. III. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required ; in default of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold. IV. The Lots to be taken away, with all Faults and Errors of Description, at the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two Days from the Sale; Messrs. Curistie and Manson not considering themselves answerable for the correct description or authenticity of any Lot. V. To prevent inaccuracy in deliyery, and inconvenience in the settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be removed during the time of Sale ; and the remainder of the Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on delivery. VI. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots uncleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or private Sale; and the Deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 7 : aasn() ay OLS ABL, US % Seq "LNOW NAGAUVD ~ AMOLS Prep irgie poo CATALOGUE. agree bs First Day’s Sale. On TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. O CHINA, &c. DRAWING ROOM, formerly THE STATE BEDROOM. JAPAN CLOSET. 1 A pair of kylins, made of shells; a pair of japan boxes; 2 curious cups, with festoons; 2 taper stands; a junk; and some other pieces of lacquer 2 A box; a work box; and a basket—in Chinese carved ivory 3 Eighteen plates, of rich old Japan : 4 Twelve fruit dishes, of old blue and white 5 Twelve ditto 6 Six large blue and white dishes 7 One hundred pieces of old blue and white 8 Various pieces of Dresden and oriental—imperfect | B2 4 First Day's Sale. 9 A teapot, of oriental white ware, with a gilt spout; an incense burner and stand ; and 28 pieces of curious oriental white ware 10 Six old Japan fruit dishes; and a basin, on feet 11 A bowl; and 15 oriental fruit dishes 12 Two brown teapots; and various pieces of oriental burnt-in and enamel 13 Two chelsea fruit dishes; 10 Dresden saucers; and 7 cups 14 A Dresden coffee cup, and 4 saucers—beautifully painted with ee subjects 15 A pair of Chinese female figures 16 A pair of Chinese carved ivory balls, elaborately worked, and containing numerous others of different patterns 17 A pair of brown ware jars, with plants in relief—one cover broken 18 A sitting figure, with a frog—of steatite 19 A chymera—a beautiful specimen of majolica _ 20 An old blue and white bottle, with handle; and a burnt-in bottle, with handle and spout 21 An old Japan basin and cover; another, of different pattern; anda large old Japan cup 22 A cup of white ware, with upright silver handle; another, with handle and spoon; 3 other cups; and 6 small animals, of white ware 23 A teapot, of brown ware; a ditto, with silver spout; and 6 small trays, of brown ware 24 A small Tournay carpet, fitted to the room 25 An ottoman, with a cover of Chinese silk, the altar covering from a Chinese joss house; and a loose cover, of cloth of gold | STATE CLOSET. 26 A Tournay carpet 27 A couch, covered with blue Chinese silk ; and the drapery . the wits First Day's Sale. 5 RIGHT HAND CLOSET. 28 Four curious brown ware cups; and 7 eggshell enamelled cups and saucers 29 A SET OF FIVE BEAUTIFUL JARS—three of them with covers of compressed shape—painted with a Chinese subjects of many figures 30 A pair of green enamel beakers 31 Two old Japan scalloped bowls ; a pair of ditto dishes; and 3 dishes 32 A pair of groups of jasmine, in pierced cups, of rare old chelsea 33 An oval sugar basin, cover, and stand, of rare old Worcester—blue—painted with bouquets 34 A head of Neptune, designed for a stopper—silver gilt 35 A deep enamelled dish ; and an old Japan ditto 36 An ewer and salver of the richest oriental enamel on copper—mounted as a table, on a carved and gilt stand 37 Three Dresden figures; 1 white figure; and a female figure—in biscuit ; and a milk jug 38 A teapot, milk pot, sugar, and slop basin, cover, and stand; 4 coffee and 3 teacups, and 5 saucers—beautifully enamelled with Chinese subjects 39 An old Japan beaker; and a pair of enamelled beakers, with plants and flowers raised | 40 A bottle, with arms; 2 green enamelled jars, with handles; and 2 small jars 41 A green enamelled teapot; 2 others; 2 brown ditto; and 4 cups of white ware . 42 A pair of small beakers, of old Worcester; and 4 cups, of the same, of oriental pattern 3 43 A pair of beautiful vases—painted with subjects from Roman history, with festoons and ornaments in relief—of rare old chelsea 44 A basin—blue—pencilled with gold ; 2 other basins ; and 2 green enamelled dishes, with implements 6 First Day’s Sale. 45 A bottle and stopper, of Dresden, with flowers raised; 2 teapots, 2 small basins, 16 cups, and 5 saucers, of different patterns 46 A very large enamelled jug and ewer—painted with Chinese subjects 47 A rosary, of agate beads, faceted with a cameo; and J other rosary 48 An amber crucifix; and a bronze crucifix—jfrom the abbey of St. Bertin, at Rouen 49 A beautiful small square lantern, of or-moulu, with flowers of Dresden, and nozzles for two lights inside MAJOLICA, o&8 RAFFAELLE WARE, DISHES. DRAWING ROOM. 50 Meleager and Calisto y) 51 Dionysius; and 1, With a frieze of figures and serpents 52 Scipio 53 The Trojan horse 54 The rape of the Sabines—imperfect ; and a Roman siege 55 Battle between the Romans and Aleindrini 56 Diana and Acton 57 A bacchanalian subject—beautifully painted 58 Joseph’s coat brought to Jacob; and Christ exposed ' Q 59 The death of Procris, and a cover—imperfect; and 1, with arabesques painted on both sides ; and 1, with a cupid driving, and arabesques 60 Phoebus; and 1, with a conversation of three figures 61 The meeting of two armies, the marine deities painted on the back ; "th Moses on Horeb ate 62 The death of Aineas 63 Cupid with the shield; and Cupid with trophies First Day's Sale. 64 Jupiter and Calisto; and Neptune and Minerva 65 The death of Tarpeia; and a portrait 66 The rape of Europa 67 Noah ; and the Virgin and Child—hoth imperfect 68 Danae and Cupid with a bowl 69 Coriolanus and M. Sczvola 70 The judgment of Midas 71 Death of Hannibal 72 David 73 Proserpine; and Io 74 Hannibal approaching the Alps 795 Hannibal arriving at the river Po 76 Curtius leaping into the gulf 77 The incredulity of St. Thomas—a curious early piece 78 A funeral pile—a subject from Pliny 79 A subject from sacred history 80 Hannibal crossing the Tyber 81 One, from Ovid; and 1 other—imperfect §2 A cupid, surrounded with trophies; and Hercules and Nessus 83 Cain and Abel’s sacrifice ; at an apostle 84 A tazza, with mythological subjects 85 A tazza, with Diana and Acteeon—very fine 86 Ganymede and Apollo 87 Judith; and a landscape 88 Figures before a statue; and I, from Ovid 89 Jason; and Venus and Vulcan Fd 8 First Day's Sale. CHINA. 90 A PAIR OF NOBLE JUGS OR EWERS, with exquisitely finished paintings of Chinese subjects 91 A ditto bowl; and a pair of fluted basins 92 A set of four old blue gourd-shaped bottles, of different forms, with silver mountings 93 A pair of beautiful hexagonal jars and covers, with Chinese subjects, and kylins on the lid 94 An enamelled bow]; 2 basins, of different patterns; and a pair of dishes— blue, with flowers in compartments 95 A pair of noble jars—blue—pencilled with Indian ink—23 inches high 96 A pair of jars, of very old Japan, with flowers raised in panels on brown ware—the ground, old blue, flowered 97 A set of three large circular old blue dishes 98 Twelve very beautiful tea cups and saucers—oriental, with flowers of gold on deep blue ground, and Chinese subjects in compartments 99 A pair of very beautiful jars, with flowers encrusted, and painted with. Chinese subjects—the ground pencilled with gold 100 A set of three, of the same pattern—imperfect 101 A SET OF THREE EXQUISITE VASES, of Dresden—the siete covered with calices of flowers, and other flowers, in relief, with subjects from Watteau, and mounted with or-moulu 102 A group of the nativity, sculptured in a large specimen of amber 103 A box of japan lacquer—a tortoise « 3 104 Five chocolate- coloured cups—pencilled with gold ; 6 coffee cups ; and 7 small pieces of old blue and white 105 A pair of yellow enamelled jars, with flowers—mounted with or-moulu ; and a set of three bottles, mounted as prefericula—mounted with or-moulu First Days Sale. 9 106 A pair of old Dresden figures—mounted in or-moulu, with branches for three lights each, and flowers 107 A pair of jars, of green enamel, with plants and insects 108 A BEAUTIFUL CUP, OF OLD BLUE AND WHITE—mounted in silver gilt,in fine old taste—the handles are greyhounds, and on the top are Chinese utensils surmounted by a dog 109 A pair of pearl nautilus shells, with glass liners, mounted as ewers—in silver gilt 110 A bowl; and a pair of scalloped dishes, of old Japan 111 A pair of gourd-shaped bottles, with chrysanthemums raised, of old Japan 112 A BEAUTIFUL SET OF ORIENTAL TEA CHINA, consisting of tea pot and stand, sugar basin and cover, milk pot, cover, and stand, seven tea cups and ten saucers, six coffee cups, with flowers in blue on gold ground, and Chinese subjects in compartments 113 A set of four large blue and white dishes 114 Two teapots, of different patterns, with upright handles; and a pair of bottles, with arms 115 A Dresden tea and coffee service— octagonal — painted with birds and flowers, in imitation of the oriental, consisting of thirty-two pieces 116 A tankard and cover, of old Japan; 2 burnt-in plates, of different sizes; and a bowl 117 Three very fine old Japan dishes, of one pattern 118 A small enamelled teapot and stand, a cover, and 2 cups—honeycombed and enamelled; 6 honeycombed cups, of white ware; and Q, of a dif- ferent pattern 119 Four blue and white dishes; a bowl and cover; and a jar 120 A pair of blue and white jars, and 1 cover; and a pair of blue and white pitchers 121 Two large vases, of old blue delft, of different patterns © 122 A pair of blue and white beakers ; and a pair of octagonal bottles C 10 First Day's Sale. 123 Two old blue and white basins, and 2 others, the outsides marbled; and 12 various smaller pieces, of old blue and white 124 A burnt-in basin, with brown border; 2 plates; a basin; 2 stands; an octagonal jar and basin; 3 other pieces; and a brown ware teapot 125 Three scalloped basins and stands; 2 cups and 4 saucers, of Dresden; and a large basin, with birds 126 Three circular dishes 127 A large bowl and stand 128 A pair of hexagonal jars, and | cover ; anda pair of brown coffee pots— enamelled with flowers 129 A pair of octagonal old Japan basins; and an enamelled tea canister 130 A pair of bottle-shaped cups, saucers, and covers, of Chantilly, with birds and flowers 151 A yellow Dresden sugar basin and cover, of oriental pattern; and 2 Dresden cups and saucers—painted with insects 132 Twelve pieces of red ground ware, with Etruscan designs 133 A BEAUTIFUL TEA SERVICE, of rare old chelsea, consisting of thirty-four pieces—three pieces imperfect End of First Day's. Sale. Second Day's Sale. ———— 0 On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1848, ee Jo CHINA. JAPAN CLOSET— (continued), 134 A rabbit; a pair of dogs; an enamelled jar, with figures; and a Japan shaving basin 135 Four Chinese figures, of steatite; and one of brown ware. 136 A large cup; 2 white cups; an enamelled cup; a teapot, with plants raised ; a three-lipped cup and stand; 2 green enamelled basins; and a small blue bottle 137 Three beautiful old Japan basins and covers; and a plate to correspond 138 A Chantilly sugar basin and cover; 4cups and saucers; a Chantilly basin a Dresden tea canister; and 4 saucers ? 139 A black cock, of old chelsea; and a pair of cups and covers, of the same 140 Twelve coffee cups; 2 saucers; 6 cups, and 5 saucers—different ; a basin and cover; a blue and white teapot; 2 other coffee cups; and a milk pot 141 Four circular dishes, with flowers in Indian ink; an old Japan shaving basin; one enamelled; and a green enamelled dish c 2 12 Second Day's Sale. 142 A pair of old blue and white circular dishes—mounted as tables 143 A set of three old Japan jars and covers 144 Two Chinese figures; 4 white kylins; a peacock, formed of shells; a Chinese gardener ; a brown ware teapot; 4 kylins, of steatite; and a sitting figure 145 Three teapots; 3 bottles; 10 cups; and 8 saucers 146 A Dresden coffee pot, teapot and stand, sugar basin and cover, and slop basin; tea canister; 6 cups, and 4 saucers, of Chinese pattern 147 Two enamelled Chinese figures; 2 kylins ; and a figure, of white ware 148 A gourd-shaped bottle, with chrysanthemums raised, of old Japan 149 Eight basins and 2 covers; 2 teapots; and 4 pieces of blue and white 150 A pair of hexagonal cylinders—enamelled 151 An ancient bottle, with a lizard on the neck, and rosewood stand; anda beautiful.low vase, with plants—in reliief 152 A ribbed vase, on feet, with upright handles; and a fakir 153 A pair of stands, of Japan lacquer; and a pair of smaller ditto 154 The crucifixion—in ivory—in glass ‘case; a carving, with two figures ; a pagoda; and 3 groups of flowers . 155 A wooden chalice and cover, engraved with animals—dated 1619; a pair of lava cups—metal mounted ; and a pearl shell ’ 156 A pair of card racks-—elaborately carved in ivory 157 ‘The crucifixion—in ivory—in glass case ; a relief, with two subjects; 2— boxes; and 2 other pieces 1E8 Buddha, seated—in bronze 159 A fakir—in steatite; 3 small deities—in bronze; a pair of ege cups; | and 1 other piece ) 160 A pair of incense vases and stands—on feet 161 Two very ancient vases, with upright handles, of different shapes; and a pair of ancient bottles, with figures—in relief Second Day’s Sale. 13 162 A pair of bead slippers; a Chinese lady’s shoe; a carved fruit-shaped box : a painted needle-case; and a tortoise shell—silver mounted, as a cream ewer 163 A sitting Chinese figure—carved and gilt ; 2 kylins—carved in box wood; a fish skin box ; and a Chinese compass 164 An opium pipe—richly enamelled on copper; some Joss offering paper; a stand—carved in rosewood ; a crackle box, with pierced cover, and stand , a bamboo, carved with figures ; and a box of Chinese pastiles 165 An ivory snuff-box, with head of Louis XIV.; a horn box, with head of a negro ;- a tortoiseshell box ; a box, with records of events in the reign of George IV., with a medal; a medallion of Captain Cook, and a cameo— in jasper ; and a Chinese carving 166 A tortoiseshell comb case, with two tortoiseshell combs; and a tortoiseshell pocket comb, and case 167 A pair of beautiful small girandoles, of or-moulu, with flowers of Dresden 168 A pair of cow tail chowries, with silver handles 169 A Chiuese lantern, and shade; 2 feather fans; and an ivory chowrie 170. Five beads for Chinese hats; a figure, of steatite ; 2 brown ware teapots; a woman and child; and a box, with cover of red Japan 171 A Chinese figure, of jade 172 A very curious Chinese bronze—pierced, and with figures in relief 173 An ancient bronze vessel, on three legs, with rosewood stand; a sitting figure, of bronze ; and a bottle, with a lizard round the neck’ 174 A vessel and cover, surmounted by a kylin; and 2 kylins, of bronze 175 Three pieces of bamboo—-carved with Chinese subjects 176 A root of tea tree—carved with a grotesque figure ; and 2 smaller ditto 177 An ancient bronze duck; a cow; and a leaf-shaped stand 178 A large and very fine specimen of the root of the tea tree—carved with a Chinese figure . 14 Second Day's Sale. 179 A small sofa, of rosewood and marble; a skreen—carved with plants in relief; and an opium pipe 180 A burnt-in teapot and stand, tea canister and stand, and 4 coffee cups and saucers—with arms 181 An enamelled slop basin and cover; a teapot, slop basin, tea canister and stand, milk pot, 4 tea and 3 coffee cups, and 2 saucers—with chrysanthemums 182 Four Chinese figures, of steatite 183 Three carved ivory baskets; a small enamelled teapot; a brown ware teapot ; 2 white cups; and 5 small pieces of white ware; and a walnut shell 184 A burnt-in teapot and stand; 3 cups and 5 saucers; a basin and cover ; an enamelled drinking cup and stand; and a small bottle : 185 Six very small enamelled leaf-shaped stands; 8 very small bottles; an enamelled drinking cup; and 4 enamelled chocolate cups, and 2 saucers 186 Five Dresden scalloped cups, and 9 saucers; and 5 larger cups, and 7 saucers ; and a small teapot 187 A pair of kylins, of white ware; 2 teapots; 2 small coffee pots; 2 cups ; and 2 fruits | 188 'I'wo brown cups, and 4 saucers ; 2 burnt-in cups; a jade mouthpiece; an alabaster cup and stand; 4 small cups, and 7 saucers; a silver hadge ; and a burnt-in teapot 189 Six octagonal cups, with figures in relief; 5 green enamelled saucers; a cup—on foot ; a basin ; a basin and cover ; and a cup afid saucer 189* A pair of Chinese figures—male and female, the latter with a costly head dress and other rich decorations— 5 ft. high 190 A pair of Chinese daggers; a pedigree—inscribed on wood; a pair of shoes; and 2 hats 191 A vessel, with handle, with dragons in relief 192° Two very ancient vessels, with upright handles—on three legs each 193 A large Chinese bell | Second Day's Sale. 15 194 A lotus-formed vase, with lizards in relief 195 A stork on a tortoise 196 A salver, of alabaster, carved with medallions and arabesques in relief—on a carved and gilt stand, formed of a boy MAJOLICA, or RAFFAELLE WARE, PLATES, &c. DRAWING ROOM—(continued). 197 The punishment of Perillus ; and Vulcan 198 The creation of Adam; and Isaac and Abimelech 199 Pluto and Proserpine ; and an ewer, with M. Scevola 200 .A tazza—painted with the crucifixion and angels, with the emblems of the passion painted on the reverse 201 A large circular dish, with chimeree and arabesques 202 Another, with a boar hunt 203 Another, with a chariot race 204 The triumph of Judas Maccabeeus; and Jephtha—both imperfect ; 205 Jupiter; and a plate, of curious blue colour, with arabesques—both imperfect _ 206 A pair of Raffaelle ware dishes, with Hercules and a harvest scene—mounted as tables, on tripod stands 207 A Chinese pagoda, of tenstories, of mother-o’-pearl—with paintings on the doors and windows 208 A pair of very rare and fine jars, of black japan lacquer on porcelain 209 A noble dish, of majolica, with a subject of the vintage 210 A pattern plate, of the service made for the Emperor Nicholas, by Copeland ; two japan lacquer boxes; and a scratch back 211 A pair of Dresden baskets—painted with flowers, and open borders 16 Second Day’s Sale. 212 A pair of toilette candlesticks—of amber, with reliefs in ivory 913 A TRIPLE CASKET, OF AMBER, with friezes and medallions in relief—in beautiful Italian taste; this beautiful object of decoration ts from Fonthill—under glass shade FURNITURE, &c. DRAWING ROOM, formerly STATE BEDROOM. 214 A SUPERB TOURNAY CARPET, with arms in the centre, and a rich border of flowers, formed to the dais—94 yds, by 8 yds. 215 A smaller, with griffin in the centre, and a border—4% yds. by 23 yds. 216 A carpet, formed to the dais, with a wheatsheaf in the centre— 33 yds. by 42 yds. 217 A carpet, with adove—3 yds. by 7 yds. 218 A very handsome or-moulu fender, ornamented with a pair of lions 219 A brass wire guard; and a set of fire irons 220 TWO PAIRS OF CURTAINS, OF THE RICHEST FLOWERED GENOA VELVET, with draperies, ‘and gilt cornices 221 A PAIR OF SUPERB FAUTEUILS, with high backs, the frames boldly carved and ‘gilt, the backs and seats covered with crimson velvet from the Doge’s Palace at Venice 222 A PAIR OF CHAIRS of a different pattern, covered with crimson silk damask 223 A single ditto 224 TWO CHAIRS, the seats and backs covered with rich’ flowered Genoa velvet from the Doge’s Palace at Venice 995 A PAIR OF SETTEES, covered to correspond 9296 A PAIR OF HIGH-BACK FAUTEUILS—carved — and gilt, the seats and backs covered with rich needlework of flowers in silk * pil Second Day's Sale. 17 227 A MAGNIFICENT REPOSITORY FOR CHINA, of ebony, with pillars and or-moulu ornaments, the centre door panelled with buhl work, and masks in or-moulu—the side doors glazed 228 THE COMPANION REPOSITORY 229 An open cabinet, of oriental japan lacquer, with folding doors and sliding fronts 230 The companion cabinet , 231 A cabinet, of oriental japan lacquer, with folding doors, shelves, and drawers —on a carved and gilt stand—7 ft. 7 in. long 232 The companion cabinet 233 A rosewood sofa, with squab, two aces and bolsters—covered with crimson satin damask 234 A rosewood footstool, inlaid with brass 235 ‘Two footstools 236 A GOTHIC ROBE CHEST, OF GOPHIR WOOD—the surface carved and gilt, with borders in imitation of precious stones—/rom Fonthill 238 THE COMPANION COFFER, OF SANDAL WOOD 239 A pair of beautiful jars, of the rarest old japan lacquer on porcelain, with branches for five lights each, of or-moulu—on feet 240 A BEAUTIFUL TAZZA, OF LIMOGES ENAMBL—paintedinside with the history of Adam and aN the top with a hunting subject and arabesques 241 A pair of arm chairs—white and gold, covered with Eee if of flowers, in colours, and chintz covers 242 AN ANCIENT STATE SETTEE, the frame and back very ae carved with lions’ masks, and gilt, the seat covered with crimson velvet, and two cushions, covered with cloth of gold 243 A pair of high-back Venetian chairs—carved and gilt, the seats cover red W ith -erimson velvet 18 Second Day’s Sale. 244 A STATE CHAIR—white and gold, the seat and back covered with white satin flowered damask 245 A STATE CHAIR 246 A SUPERB SKREEN, the frame carved with masks and figures, and gilt, the panel of rich crimson and yellow silk damask 247 A pair of vase-shaped pier glasses, with otters on the frames, carved with foliage in festoons 248 A MAGNIFICENT PIER GLASS, OF UNUSUALLY LARGE DIMENSIONS—126 in. by 78 in.—in a richly ornamented gilt frame 249 A PIER TABLE—10 ft. 6 in. long, covered with crimson velvet—the frame of the newest design, with festoons 250 A PAIR OF ELEGANT CANDELABRA—carved, white and gold, formed of swans’ necks, with lions’ masks in the — branches for four lights each 251 A GORGEOUS TABLE, the frame boldly carved in the richest taste, with masks and foliage, the top covered with crimson velvet—9 ft. by 4 ft. ; and a green damask cover 252 A PAIR OF GIRANDOLES, composed of circles—carved with flowers and trophies, and a figure of a bo¥ in each centre supporting branches, with five nozzles for lights 253 A FLORENTINE CABINET, with eleven drawers, the fronts with nineteen slabs of mosaic, with birds and flowers | 254 A FLORENTINE CABINET, with eleven slabs of mosaic and two marble columns to the door, which encloses four drawers, fronted with marqueterie 255 A VERY HANDSOME TABLE, of buhl manufacture, with masks and other ornaments of or-moulu, and six drawers (256 A SMALLER TABLE, OF MARQUETERIE, the borders and legs inlaid with white metal 257 A PAIR OF CAN DELABRA—rtichly carved and gilt, of grand design Second Daz’s Sale. 19 258 «A pair of two-burner lamps, of or-moulu 259 A PIER GLASS, in two plates, the larger 70 in. by 48 in., with open- work gilt frame, and glass border 260 A PIER TABLE—carved and gilt, with a slab of VERY FINE FLORENTINE MOSAIC—45 in. by 30 in. 261 A pair of stands for lights, of black wood, the plinths covered with silver boldly chased with foliage, and centres and borders of chased silver 262 A pair of glass lustres, for three lights each 263 A pair of ditto 264 A pair of ditto 265 A pair of ditto End of Second Day's Sale. p2 Third Day's Sale. C-"--_-— On THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY, 0 SHAKSPEARE CLOSET. 266 Time—a figure in ivory, upon a triangular pedestal of rosso 267 A tray, of Florentine pietre dure, of lapis lazuli and rare jaspers—mounted with or-moulu—on a carved and gilt stand 268 A small square slab of Florentine mosaic, composed of lapis lazuli, with groups of shells, coral, and pearl, in different coloured jaspers—on a japan stand 269 The companion table, the slab of Sicilian jasper, with butterflies and flowers in different rare stones 270 A pair of hexagonal jars and covers—enamelled 271 A beautiful bottle—deep blue—pencilled with flowers in gold - 272 A pair of small oriental brown ware square bottles—silver mounted 273 A pair of toilette candlesticks, of oriental fillagree, with animals, fruits, and flowers in enamel 274 A JEWEL, DESIGNED FOR A BENITOIRE, in the most exquisite taste, of the period of Cellini. ‘The vessel for holy water is formed of a single almandine, supported by two angels, of gold—enamelled: on the lid is a bust of the Virgin, and cameos: above is a relief of the Virgin, in a glory, supported by angels, with the Trinity above. The whole jewel is thickly studded with rose diamonds and turquoise. This beautiful work is of the most cladcrate cinque-cenlo design Third Day's Sale. 2] 275 A pair of circular dishes—beautiful specimens of oriental raised enamel, in blue and white 276 An ostrich egg—mounted as a sideboard cup, in silver 277 An ostrich egg—mounted, in silver, as a sideboard chalice, with terminal figures in relief, the rim engraved with hunting subjects: it is supported on a group of three ostriches, and the foot is chased in beautiful old taste 278 A pair of beakers, of Saxon porcelain—painted with flowers 279 A pair of beautiful small basins and covers, of old Japan: and a pair of scalloped old Japan basins 280 Six small basins and covers 281 A set of three small and very fine beakers, of green enamel 282 A pair of fine bowls, of old Japan 283 A pair of basins—blue, pencilled with gold 284 A pair of green enamelled scalloped basins 285 An old Japan dish; and a pair of burnt-in dishes 286 A cocoa nut—silver mounted, on a stem and foot of silver 287 A casket, of amber 288 THE FONTHILL CABINET: the friezes are composed of lapis lazuli, the fronts of the drawers are slabs of hcoematite, set with coloured stones ; in the centre are groups of Neptune and marine deities, with figures and animals in relief, in the niches of a temple, supported on four columns of rosso antico. The whole is richly ornamented with chasings of or-moulu, and is designed in fine architectural character 289 A pair of small chandeliers, for five lights each, of metal gilt, in different colours, suspended from brackets—in the taste of the Renaissance 290 A pair—similar 291 A pair of sconces, for two lights each, of Dresden porcelain, with cupids 292 A pair of beautiful console encoigneures, with flowers of Dresden porcelain 22 Third Day's Sale. 293 A PAIR OF SOLID IVORY ROUND-BACKED ARM CHAIRS, partly gilt, on five legs, the arms and backs with pierced panels of solid ivory, with the tiger’s head of Tippoo on the extremity of the arms. These almost unique objects of decorative furniture were presented by Warren Hastings to Queen Charlotte 7 994 A TOILET TABLE, OF SILVER —chased in the boldest and most beautiful taste 295 THE TOILET GLASS, in silver frame, to correspond. These princely objects were presented by George Villiers Duke of Buck- ingham to the Countess of Shrewsbury at Avington 296 A beautiful small oval salver, of Sevres turquoise—painted with waterfowl and bouquets 297 A pair of exquisite small turennes, with ribbons of Sevres turquoise, and powdered gold ground, with festoons and bouquets, and subjects of cupids 298 AN EXQUISITE SALVER, of scroll shape, of Sevres turquoise, the centre painted with a group of fruit, and two beautiful subjects from Watteau on the border 2999 THE COMPANION SALVER> 300 A set of three noble old Japan jars and covers—octagonal, with kylins on the lids MAJOLICA, on RAFFAELLE WARE. DRAWING ROOM— (continued). 301 St. John writing the Revelations 302 Soldiers bathing, from the cartoon of Pisa 303 The Judgment of Solomon 304 Aa interior, with an artist painting the Majolica ware—very curious. 305 Mereury and Argus; and 1, with trophies Third Day’s Sale. 23 306 David and Goliath 307 Three, with arabesques, with medallions in the centre 308 ‘The camp of Hannibal ; and the rape of Europa 309 Alexander and Roxana, and a battle painted on the reverse—imperfect 310 The finding of Moses; and St. Christopher 311 Cupids; and a Roman trophy—a pair 312 The rape of Europa—fiuted 313 The triumph of David 314 David and Bathsheba; Esther and Ahasuerus 315 Miriam and Moses 316 March of an army 317 Three river gods 318 The battle of Joshua 319 The fall of Phaeton 320 Hercules and the centaurs 321 Triumph of Pompey 322 A pair, with beautiful friezes of figures and serpents 323 Scourging of St. Peter and St. Paul 324 The trial between Neptune and Minerva; and Narcissus 325 Pan; and Marsyas and Apollo 326 Cupid and Pan; and a Charity 2 327 Ganymede 328 Cleopatra; and the fall of Phaeton 329 Joseph and his bretheren, with cupids painted on the reverse and the bo destruction of Pharaoh’s host—the companion— imperfect P p 330 Lycaon 331 Moses striking the rock, with figures on the reverse 24 Third Day's Sale. 332 The money found in Benjamin’s sack ; and Abraham and the angels 333 Apollo and Marsyas 334 Ganymede; and the death of Argus 335 Hercules; and 1, from Ovid 336 Soldiers attacking a convent; and a battle piece 337 The judgment of Paris; and Vulcan 338 Christ walking on the sea 339 The rape of Europa; and 1, from Ovid 340 Joseph and his bretheren; and Judith TAPESTRY DRAWING ROOM. 041 A beautiful Tournay carpet, with foliage and flowers—28 ft. by 24 ft. 342 A Tournay hearth rug 343 An or-moulu fender, with lions at the end, and fire irons; and a guard 344 Two pairs of window curtains, of the richest Genoa cut velvet, with flowers on white ground, with carved and gilt cornices 345 A rosewood loo table, with inlaid rim of or-moulu, on pillar and plinth 346 A large square ottoman with chintz cover 347 A carved and gilt settee, covered with crimson silk damask, and chintz cover 348 Five fautenils—gilt, and covered with the richest Genoa cut velvet, with flowers on white ground 349 Three smaller fauteuils—white and gold, covered with chocolate coloured silk, and chintz covers 350 A fire skreen—white and gold, with tapestry 351 A small two-flap table, inlaid with flowers of marqueterie 352 A pair of oval coffee tables, with flowers of marqueterie 353 A handsome or-moulu chandelier for twelve lights, with holland cover 354 A Persian carpet table cover Third Day's Sale. 25 355 A small cabinet, of old japan, with two drawers, on a handsome cld carved and gilt stand 356 A beautiful glazed case for miniatures, with metal frame, on legs of white and gold, and tray beneath, covered with green velvet 357 A casket, of tortoiseshell and ivory inlaid, with fall-down front enclosing drawers, inlaid with Bombay work 358 A rosewood box, the surface covered with ivory elaborately carved and pierced, of Chinese work 359 A very handsome cabinet, of rich buhl on tortoiseshell 360 A MAGNIFICENT ROUND-TOPPED CHEST, of the finest old japan, beautifully inlaid with mother-o’-pearl. This was brought by Lord Cobham from Vigo, after the storming of that place by the British army, in 1719 3961 A BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN CABINET, of fine cinque-cento architectural design, consisting of two tiers of columns of red marble, with niches, with slabs of lapis lazuli and oriental alabaster—the friezes gilt. This superd cabinet is from the Borghese Palace 362 A REPOSITORY FOR BIJOUTERIE, OF PEAR WOOD, in three tiers, supported by pilasters, the fronts and frieze beautifully carved, with looking-glass back : itissupported ona pier table, with square legs, carved with masks and trophies in relief, and a beautiful trophy of arms in the centre beneath. The whole is composed in the best taste of the early part of the last century. Nearly 5 feet wide 363 THE COMPANION REPOSITORY AND TABLE 364 A PAIR OF VERY HANDSOME ENCOIGNEURES, of rich buhl on tortoiseshell, with busts of or-moulu at the angles, and rich mouldings of or-moulu, and yellow marble slabs 365 A clock, with an orrery, of Amboyna wood and or- tht by Raingo, of Paris—under a glass shade 366 A pair of girandoles, of or-moulu, with female figures, and branches for two lights each E 26 Third Day's Sale. 367 A SUPERB CABINET; with groups of fruit, flowers and insects, pietre dure in high relief, with terminal figures at the angles, and rick. mouldings and masks of or-moulu, surmounted by a slab of green marble 368 THE COMPANION 369 A VERY HANDSOME GILT PIER TABLE, with a magnificent slab of verde antique, 5 ft. 11 in. wide, the stand carved with festoons of oak leaves and acorns, and lion’s head and claw legs 370 A NOBLE PIER GLASS, ina superb frame, with palm branches entwined with roses—the principal plate 82 in. by 45 in.; and two smaller plates 371 A drapery, of Chinese silk; worked with flowers; and a pair of Chinese fans . 372 Two pieces of Chinese leather—painted with dragons, &e.; ahd 6 small Chinese blinds 373 A lace drapery for a toilet glass—beautifully worked in silk and gold 374 A pair of pillows—exquisitely worked with gold and coloured silk 375 A casket, of inlaid marbles, with mosaics of birds 376 A Chinese tea caddy, of ivory—most elaborately carved with Chinese landscapes and figures—under glass shade CHINA. 377 An old Japan cistern 378 A pair of enamelled bottles, with spouts; and a pair of green enamelled dishes 379 Four figures, of priests and nuns; a small enamel bottle; and 3 very small bottles 380 A pair of crimson and green enamelled beakers 381 A set of four Dresden salts—white, with crawfish and shells 382 A set of three Dresden vases and covers, with masks and flowers encrusted =) e . . . ° 383 A pair of oriental jars and covers, encrusted with flowers—in colours Third Day’s Sale. 27 384 A pair of figures, male and female, of Dresden—in colours 385 A pair of oriental cups, with plants encrusted; and a pair of flower pots 386 A Dresden group, of Venus and Cupid on a dolphin 387 A NOBLE JAR AND COVER, 30 in. high, of old blue oriental porcelain, with flowers pencilled in brown 388 An oval fluted bowl, of rich green enamel 389 A burnt-in circular dish ; and a pair of green enamel ditto 390 A pair of beautiful bottles, of crimson and green enamel—]8 in, high 391 A Dresden figure, of Mercury; and a girl with flowers 392 A pair of green dragon cups, covers, and stands ; 2 enamelled saucers; and an enamelled teapot 393 A pair of very beautiful oriental teapots and stands, with flowers en- crusted 394 A pair of Dresden pastoral figures; a pair of oriental white cups—mounted, with upright handles; and a pair of Persian enamelled metal cups End of Third Day's Sale. E 2 Fourth Day’s Sale. oe — () On FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. ee (re TAPESTRY DRAWING ROOM—(continued). 395 A yellow Dresden teapot; and 4 pale green fluted cups and saucers, with flowers in gold , 396 A pair of small old Japan dishes 3a pair of plates; a pair of scalloped dishes ; and a bowl 397 A pair of beautiful beakers—blue, pencilled with gold, for five lights 398 Anor-moulu candelabrum of rich design, the stem of green porcelain 399 The companion candelabrum 400 A pastoral group of figures, of biscuit, with glass shade 401 Another nearly similar 402 A small enamelled oriental ewer, with lizards encrusted; an enamelled box ; a shell box; and two painted snuff-boxes 403 A shell-shaped basin, of oriental enamel on copper, with flowers 404 A pair of Sevres sceaux, of brilliant turquoise—painted on each side with beautiful subjects after Watteau 405 A pair—larger fourth Days Sale. 29 406 A BEAUTIFUL FLASK, OF ANCIENT BLUE GLASS, of com- pressed shape, covered with masks and ornaments of metal gilt, with a foot and stopper 407 A pair of girandoles, of or-moulu, with branches for two lights each 408 A scent bottle, cut in a beautiful specimen of hoematite, and mounted 409 A pair of beautiful cups and saucers—silver gilt, enamelled with subjects of conversations and mythological subjects 410 A set of six very small cups, of silver gilt, each painted with four miniatures of celebrated French beauties in enamel 411 A pair of cups and saucers—silver gilt, painted with battles in enamel 412 A cup of Venetian ruby glass—mounted, with handles and foot of silver gilt 413 A ruby glass scent bottle, of compressed shape—fluted, on foot, the stopper with helmeted heads 414 A circular cup, of basket pattern, of ruby glass, on a lion’s foot 415 A shell-shaped cup, of ruby glass, on a gilt stem and foot 416 A pair of ruby glass bottles, with hunting subjects engraved—-mounted with silver gilt, with birds on the stoppers 417 A cup, of rich dark coloured agate 7 ° 418 A beautiful egg-shaped cup, and foot of rock crystal—engraved, the stem a group of beautiful children, in silver gilt 419 A beautiful engraved glass, with cyphers and arabesques 420 An oval gold snuff-box—beautifully enamelled, and painted with subjects in cameo 421 A square gold snuff-box—enamelled with flowers 422 A beautiful Dresden box—gold mounted, painted with seaports—a subject ~ from Watteau on the inside of the lid | 423 A rosary of tortoiseshell, with saints in relief; and a gold enamelled figure of a saint, witha brilliant in the breast suspended 30 Fourth Day's Sale. 424 A curious cinque-cento jewel, constructed for a whistle: it is in the form of a dragon, the body of mother-o’-pearl, surmounted by figures, and encrusted with pearls and precious stones 425 Enamelled portraits of George II. and George IIJ.; 2 German emperors ; and 2 female figures 426 A snuff-box, of oriental porcelain-—enamelled with figures ; dad: 1, painted with a vase of flowers 427 An oval tortoiseshell snuff-box ; and 1, painted with figures 428 A pair of slabs of modern porcelain—painted with shells 429 A set of seventeen miniature portraits of the descendants of the race of Akbar; and 1, of Tippoo Sultan, in gold setting—painted by Indian artists 430 Perseus and Andromeda—a beautiful carving in ivory, from the celebrated antique relief, in a frame of lapis lazuli; and the companion 431 A set of forty oval miniature portraits of kings of England and nobles, on ivory 432 Fifteen coloured pastes from gems 433 A beautiful set of ivory chess men, representing oriental and British troops, and 2 dice boxes 434 A set of Hindoo chess men,—crimson and green 435 Two enamels, after Boucher 436 An enamelled snuff-box—painted with dastotal subjects; and a a very small cup and saucer, of Persian enamel on copper , 437 A papier maché snuff-box, with a group of boors ; anda circular box, of japan lacquer ; and an oriental dice 438 A small oval snuff-box, enamelled with flowers—on metal ; ee a square enamelled box for a miniature 439 An oblong box, of porporina—mounted with silver gilt, with a beautiful mosaic of a spaniel on the lid Fourth Day's Sale. 31 440 A necklace and earrings, of coloured glass—eurious specimens of antique jewellery 441 A figure of a mounted knight armed for the tournament, suspended by a chain. This beautiful cinque-cento jewel is of gold, enamelled, and set with precious stones 442 An agate. snuff-box—-silver mounted; and an enamelled watch case— painted with figures—not mounted 443 A Dresden box—not mounted—painted with views ; an enamelled ditto, with Neptune 444 Two subjects painted in enamel; a Dresden snuff-box; 2 thimbles; and a souvenir 445 A pair of oriental enamelled counter stands; a carved ivory card and needle case; and a snuff-box, with a carving in ivory 446 A pair of jars, of deep blue! oriental enamel, with flowers—the surfaces engraved, in handsome mountings of or-moulu 447 A pair of green enamelled jars and covers, with a erysanthemums 448 A pair of Dresden baskets; and an oriental figure, with a bell 449 A set of six beautiful Dresden chocolate cups and saucers, powdered with - gold and flowers, encrusted in imitation of oriental porcelain, with rims of silver gilt 450 A negress, with a basket and cover of Dresden 451 A BEAUTIFUL CINQUE-CENTO JEWEL, of gold and enamel, with a phoenix and flowers, set with precious stones and pendant pearls 452 A pair of candlesticks, composed of hoematite and jaspers—mounted with or-moulu 7 453. A blotting book, with a relief—carved in oak 454 A beautiful oviform vase, of Raffaelle ware, with a mask, and Apollo and the muses | | 455 A preefericulum—painted with arabesques 32 Fourth Day’s Sale. 456 A magnificent salt, of Raffaelle Ware, with goats’ heads, masks, and festoons—painted with arabesques 457 A beautiful oval gold enamelled snuff-box, with a miniature on the lid, set round with brilliants 458 A blue and gold oval enamelled snuff-box, with a miniature, set round with brilliauts, and two clusters of brilliants, and sprigs underneath 459 St. Paul’s at Rome, before the fire—a minute and beautiful Roman mosaic 460 The companion mosaic—a view after the fire 461 Fifteen large buttons—painted with subjects from the life of Henri Quatre 462 A large emerald—engraved with the head of Minerva 463 The apotheosis of Augustus—an intaglio ona slab of agate 464 Amphitrite—intaglio cornelian 465 A ring—chalcedone; a Roman head—cameo; and 2 other engraved cornelians | 466 The Aurora, after Guido; and Night—cameos on Sicilian shells 467 , white silk, worked with flowers—in colours silk 554 A pair of gilt stools, covered with needlework on crimson cloth } fy _ 556 A pier glass, 82 in. by 47 in., in a carved and gilt frame of old pattern 557 The companion 558 A Chinese silk cover, worked with birds and flowers 559 A pier table, with a scallopedslab of green marble, supported by a figure of a boy on two dolphins—carved and gilt 560 The companion table __ 561 A larger pier table, supported by three figures of boys, with a bay-shaped slab of various marbles, inlaid in ornaments and landscapes 562 A carved and gilt pier table, with a slab of jasper, 524 in. by 264 in. 563 The companion table 564 A NOBLE SLAB OF ORIENTAL ALABASTER, 6 ft. 7 in. by 3 ft. 34 in., supported by terminal figures with festoons, and an eagle in the front 565 THE COMPANION TABLE 38 Fifth Day's Sale. si 566 A BEAUTIFUL CHESS TABLE, composed of malachite and Labrador feldspar, with borders of rosso and giallo, and small medallions of birds in mosaic, supported on a carved and gilt stand 567 A BEAUTIFUL TABLE, with a slab of malachite, bordered with black marble and lapis lazuli, and surrounded by sixteen small mosaics of cupids, on a carved and gilt stand 568 A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL COLUMNS AND PEDESTALS, of ala- baster sculpture in the most beautiful cinque-cento taste, with a date— 1538, and partly gilt: upon the tops are a pair of or-moulu stands for flowers—7 ft. 9in. high 569 An octagonal table, inlaid with different specimens of rare marbles, on inlaid rosewood pillar, plinth, and claws 570 A PEARL NAUTILUS—mounted with silver gilt, in beautiful Italian taste, surmounted by a figure of Neptune on a dolphin, and set with coloured stones; it is mounted on a pedestal, the cylinder of which hae a beautiful carving in ivory of children, by Fiami: ngo 570*A table, with a slab of lapis lazuli, 16 in. square, supported on conta of or-moulu, completes this magnificent ornament.—JI¢ is from Fonthill — 571 An oval cup of brown jasper, with an enamel foot and handles oe CHINA. Ch ae eu 072 A PAIR OF NOBLE CANDELABRA, each composed of a superb enamelled cistern, surmounted by branches for lights; and a fluted vase, of oriental alabaster, upon painted and gilt pedestals 573 A pair of beautiful octagonal jars and covers, 35 in. high, of the richest old oriental enamel, with Chinese subjects of plants and flowers—imperfect . 074 A pair of beautiful candelabra, with groups of figures, of fine old Dresden, ; each surmounted by nozzles of or-moulu for five lights % 7. fs a age \ i #) a 4 ¢ ore 079 A beautifully scalloped Dresden cup and =e a with four beautiful paintings of pastoral subjects and flow ers eer 7, ey | J Lifth Days Sale. 39 576 A pair of candelabra of or-moulu, with infant satyrs, each with nozzles for six lights 577 A clock, by Le Roy, in architectural case, with figures of or-moulu, on plinths of lapis lazuli, and festoons of fruits, in pietro dure, in relief 578 A pair of beakers, of rare old japan lacquer on porcelain—mounted with or-moulu 579 A pair of handsome candelabra, of or-moulu, for seven lights each 580 A pair of handsome octagonal jars and covers, of old Japan, 36 in. high | o8l A SUPERB JAR, of the richest modern oriental enamel, with Chinese subjects, 35 in. high 582 An old Japan jar; and a beaker, 583 An enamelled jar and cover, with fioures ; and an old blue and white jar and cover ey, 584 A pair of tall blue jars, with landscapes in compartments—one imperfect 585 A noble blue and white jar, 30 in. high 586 A pair of narrow blue jars; and a jar, of different form 587 A green enamelled jar and cover 588 Two beakers; and a jar, of different shape _ 589 A pair of blue jars—pencilled with gold, with landscapes 590 A pair—similar STATE DRAWING ROOM. 591-A pair of old Japan beakers ; anda blue jar and cover 592 A green enamelled dish; and a pair of small scalloped dishes 593 A coffee pot and basin—metal mounted, of Saxon porcelain—painted with landscapes _ 594 A scalloped stand, of Berlin—painted with birds; and a hot milk jug 595 A mug—painted with a saint in adoration before the Virgin, with a cover foot, of silver-gilt 40 Fifth Day's Sale. 596 AN EXQUISITE SERVICE, OF DRESDEN, pale green, with flowers, and beautifully painted with subjects from Watteau, consisting of teapot . —silver.mounted, and gilt sugar basin and cover, and four eups and saucers” Pim 597 AN EXQUISITE DEJEUNE, OF DRESDEN, dark blue, with a net work of gold, and beautifully painted with subjects of birds, consisting of 7 ~ plateau, sugar basin, cream ewer, two coffee and two tea cups, and two es saucers 598 One two-handled and 3 other Dresden cups and sie hi mith rs “f j seaports ts a 599 A pair of noble blue and white jen blue, pencilled with gold : sa Hse fi . : 600 A pair of bottles—deep blue and gold, sith birds and flowers i in com: A f “Al partments évt / fluted, of Persian delft—mounted with or-moulu = | odes opu 602 A pair of green enamelled dishes; and a burnt-in dish | a2 se bie 603 A very fine Dresden coffee pot— mounted with ate gilt ; a teapot, slop / 5 £ a 601 A set, of a jar and cover, two beakers, and two gourd-shaped bottles — f Ay f i basin, tea cup and saucer, with vines in fruit—in relief €C4 A tea kettle, lamp, and Saale! yainted with subjects of zy? cupids, after Boucher eS é 605. A Dresden coffee and tea service—painted with seaports, in lilac, ey, if of coffee pot, teapot and stand, sugar basin, slop basin, tea canister, and _ ‘J _ four cups and saucers _ 606 A Dresden tea Lares paraeed with landscapes, eighteen j pieces | Se he d+ a4 607 Three circular oriental burnt-in dishes . ‘. wed ee Se Lee 1 608 Four ditto . a tag ye as iat: a: fi% i 609 Four ditto | . eee 4 ie ind high 610 Four ditto * Re aR Liy 2 a 611 A noble bowl, of old J apan, with ehrysanth émumsy 19 i in. diameter we ey MG 612 A pair of green enamel beakers ~~ Ae ae ae a? | ya Fifth Day's Sale. 4] 613 A pair of deep enamelled dishes 614 Four green enamelled circular dishes 615 A pair of fluted dishes, of old J apan; and a2 pair of ditto, green enamel — imperfect 616 A magnificent bowl—-enamelled with Chinese subjects, 214 in, diameter 617 A pair of fine old Japan beakers | 618 A pair of modern enamelled oriental jars—48 in. high, covered with Chinese figures—very highly finished 619 An enamelled cistern, on feet, with plants, and fish inside 620 An old Japan dish, with green border; and 1 other - 621 Four dishes of old Japan 622 Three ditto—one with arms ; and 2 plates 623 Twelve cups and 23 saucers, of different patterns 624 A CHINESE TEMPLE, OF MOTHER-O’-PEARL, with seven figures of josses and other deities, on a japan stand, supported by four enamelled kylins at the angles; and a vase, with a bird cage SEVRES PORCELAIN. 625 A coffee cup and saucer—bleu du Roi, with scrolls, in imitation of precious stones 626 A coffee cup and saucer, with festoons, in imitation of precious stones and roses, on a yellow ground 627 A large coffee cup and saucer, blea du Roi and gold, with a beautiful miniature of a boy piping to a dog 628 A coffee cup and saucer—bleu du Roi, with clusters, in imitation of precious stones, and festoons of gold 629 A ditto—yellow, with the initials of Louis Quatorze, and exotic birds 630 Another—bleu du Roi, with festoons, cameos, and imitations of pearls G 42 Fifth Day's Sale. 631 A chocolate cup, cover, and saucer, bleu du Roi, with imitations of pearls and precious stones 632 A .coffee cup—olive colour, with a cameo, and imitations of coloured stones 633 A tea cup—rose du Barri—painted with landscapes 634 A pair of chocolate cups and saucers, of modern Sevres, with miniatures of Ninon de L’Enclos and Queen Christine, after Petitit, by Jacquetot 635 A pair—green, with miniatures of Anne of Austria and Francoise d’Orleans, by Charin 636 A chocolate cup and saucer, with poveebian du Roi, with two beautiful. miniatures of ladies, and four of cupids , 637 A beautiful coffee cup, saucer, and cover—dark blue and gol, of Vienna porcelain, with a miniature of Venus and Cupid LO. b oat t I Get ey 638 A pair of cabinet breakfast cups and saucers “ 639 A MAGNIFICENT OBLONG-SQUARE SALVER,- ‘OF FINE SEVRES—turquoise, painted with a subject afier Watteau, of many figures, and a smaller plateau beneath, painted with cupids: they are mounted as a table, the frame of which Ao or-moulu of the most elaborate design and workmanship 57, ? 640 AN OVAL SALVER, OF SEVRES—turquoise, with a subject after AY aU ae to form a companion to the preceding table Met G bs MAJOLICA, or RAFFAELLE wank 641 A MAGNIFICENT CISTERN, with festoons and lions’ heads, sup ported on chimzerze, and painted with arabesques, ow inside painted with _.a subject from Roman history | Mic Bab Miles nor é 642 A beautiful dish, with a Roman encampment kta : ‘ é ‘ go VY” a : : 643 A ditto, with a banquet and many figures - Cet nl bi ied EOF 644 A dish, with Hannibal crossing the Alps. pre e Fifth Day’s Sale. 43 645 One, with a Roman triumph, on stand 646 Amphitrite; and 1 other 647 Orpheus entering Hades 648 The rape of Proserpine 649 Joseph sold by his brethren” End of Fifth Day’s Sale. G2 Sixth Days Sale. eee (J On MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY, 0 SALOON. 650 An Axminster carpet 651 yards of brown holland 652 Two tiger skins 653 An oval gilt stand 654 A ditto 655 A ditto 656 A ditto 657 A pair of ground-glass lamps 658 A pair of ditto 659 A pair of ditto 660 A pair of ditto — 661 A pair of ditto 662 A pair of ditto 663 A pair of ditto 664 A pair of ditto 665 A pair of crimson yelyet curtains, and brass pole” LA 666 A pair of ditto ) | | ‘ ; ‘ , 7 i ; : r ; 1 F 4 } a Siath Day's Sale. 49 667 A pair of crimson velvet curtains, and brass pole 668 A pair of ditto 669 Six cushions, covered with printed cotton’ 670 Six ditto 671 A tripod incense burner, of classical design, supported on griffins, with lions’ legs—tichly carved and Bite ft. high 672 A ditto” 673 A ditto 674 A ditto NORTH HALL. 675 A Brussels carpet, of marble pattern, about 80 yards ¥ | 676 A damask cover to carpet i ae 677 A pair of pier tables, with vein marble slabs and carved stands 678 Three pairs of curtains, of rich crimson Utrecht velvet, with brass poles and rings, and tassels from PP 'F) 679 A mahogany hat and umbrella stand 680 A ditto 681 A set of six beautiful old chairs—inlaid with ivory, with cane seats and cushions, covered with Utrecht velvet, and cotton cases 682 A MAGNIFICENT OCTANGULAR HALL LANTHORN, | the frame of or-moulu, surmounted by a ducal coronet, and glazed with. coats of arms of stained glass Ws ANTIQUE SCULPTURE. MUSIC ROOM. 683 A-small obelisk, of rosso antico marble, supported on the back of an _ ap elephant—a copy from that in the Piazza di Minerva, at Rome = 46 Sixth Day's Sale. 684 An elegant antique group, of three female figures ite se, on y, 7) truncated column of grey marble ; yp Ji Vs Lhe 685 A pair of beautiful tripods, of giallo antico marble, on bases of ate marble and granite A fe ~ g fe : LJ ( : ii a ) 687 A pair of Campana-shaped. vases, of alabaster, with chimeere 4 a 668 A tazza, of beautiful oriental alabaster Y Ya } 689 A larger tazza, of oriental alabaster, on a plinth of serpent Uf L#é [2b O 690 A smaller tazza, of oriental alabaster Sti /) oy 691 A pair of vases, of different coloured sete py 692 A beautiful square tazza, of giallo antico, with swans at ‘th! 0 ae on a fluted stem and plinth of verde antique 4a, G Vm 693 A pair of oviform vases, of alabaster, with serpent handlés, aft. Bi in, high Bs, “4 694 A prefericulum, of oriental alabaster, with festoons, and a satyr at Lod 4 handle L / 695 Canova’s lions, from the tomb of Clement XIV. at St. Peter’s s ee Bg f 3 /. j 696 A pair of small vases, of Plabasior! of two colours . of 3h 697 THE MARINE VENUS arranging her hair—a hadutil antique q statue, about 4 ft. 6 in. high—found in excavating the baths of i Agrippa at Rome, and ih Sa diddcs to Tingtana Jee i Marquess of i Chandos al), / 698 A pair of large vases, of alabaster, on pedestals on 7 ; 699 An antique chimera, i in white marble, representing the ancient x if or lyre, supported on the extended wings of a swan—/found 7 in a tomb, n Shy the Villa Adriana, by the Marquess of Chandos Sly ; 700 A goat tied to the stump of a tree, of beautiful Greek work By Fe4 q 701 A lion, of giallo antico, with a group of boys on his back—purchased at Rome th j 702 The reclining statue of the Princess Pauline Borghese, the sister of Napoleon—a beautiful small copy, in. marble, by ch reniane thy from Canova - -. nun ee teeta -« mek Stath Day’s Sale. ; 47 703 The Apollo Belvidere—a small copy, in marble 704 The Venus Callipyges 705 A small figure NORTH HALL. 714 A Roman bust, with drapery of jasper 715 A Roman bust, with drapery of alabaster 716 A Roman bust, with drapery of alabaster 717 A Roman bust, with drapery of alabaster WEST CORRIDOR. 718 A BEAUTIFUL TAZZA, OF VERDE DI PRATO, the handles of © twisted serpents, the foot of lions’ feet, and vines in relief, on pedestals of - the same; and an additional wood pedestal _ 6 ie 719 A pair of oviform vases, of Egyptian granite the handles of ‘marine figures, in or-moulu, 24 in. high y . ; __720 A pair of half columns, of Egyptian granite : { 721 The hermaphrodite—a beautiful small copy, i in white marble fe 722 An antique Roman sarcophagus, with reliefs of cupids hunting wild ene upon the feet and ends NORTH HALL. 723 A Roman imperial head, on socle 724 A head of St. Peter—a spirited work, in Roman mosaic ! 725 An‘antique marble bust of Tiberius—fownd in the ruins a4, his palace, at OD Ths hi 726 A_ bust. of. Pee roucis from ere by Seas Marques Y Buck- ingham , fn ond A) OM ee oP n r wth (© 733 THE VERY CELEBRATED LAOCOON, A MAGNIFICENT 48 Sixth Day's Sale. 727 A female dancing figure—a relief in marble 728 The Farnese Hercules—a beautiful old Italian bronze, 30 in. high 22. {2 729 Adonis—a fine bronze, 26 in. high eer 9 2g 730 Seneca—a fine bronze bust vy. yy 731 Hadrian—a fine bust, in bronze ‘D2 ‘2 A 732 THE MERCURY OF G. DI BOLOGNA-—a beautiful copy, the size”, of the original, on a marble half column re of 464 BRONZE, BY CARBONNEAUX, the size of the antique marble— SUG one of the most important bronze groups in this country. From Fonthill , 734 A SUPERB CANDELABRUM, formed of branches of lilies, wit nozzles for ten lights, supported by a bronze group of two boys, beautifully , a4 modelled, on a pedestal, with festoons of or-moulu _ | y - 735 THE COMPANION CANDELABRUM ait ae 736 A MAGNIFICENT PEDESTAL, of the richest wt and ‘enol with festoons and masks 737 THE COMPANION PEDESTAL | 738 A NOBLE ANTIQUE VASE, of white marble, with a faun pursue a bacchante, in relief, on the front, and a similar subject differently treated on the reverse, with twisted handles of the most graceful form, / springing from masks and satyrs; the socle sculptured with foliage. This vase has been in part restored, but is engraved by Piranesi in its present A form. 3 ft. 6 in. high, on white marble pedestal. Found in the Villa Adriana | 739 A MAGNIFICENT ANTIQUE VASE of white marble, the surface 4 covered with cupids and vines in relief, in exquisite taste, the handles 7 q formed of serpents, and under the lip is the Grecian honeysuckle. This — #3 rare work of ancient art is 3 ft. 10 in. high, and is engraved by Piranesi: it has a white marble pedestal. Found-in-the Villa Adriana | 740 An octangular table, the slab composed of lapis lazuli and rare antique q marbles, upon a gilt pedestal, with dolphins 4 y Y q Siwth Day’s Sale. 49 741 HYGEIA—a fine antique statue, the head and i sie restored, 5 ft. 6 in. high, on painted pedestal 742 A Roman senator—a marble statue, 5 ft. fiat on Perce pedestal— found in Herculaneum 743 A bust of Juno, of peutalic marble Bate Sit, BATH ROOM. 744 A marble bath SCULPTURE. EAST CORRIDOR. 745 An antique Roman sarcophagus, with a recumbent male figure within the folds of a large snake, on the lid: in front, is a frieze, with a procession of priests leading a bull to sacrifice; at one end isthe following inscription : —“«D. M. Antonia Pacuvio filia fecit sibi et Erennio filio suo plissimo Imperatoris ‘Trajani Cesaris Augusto Germanici servo dispensatori Montaniano”’ 746 A square pedestal, of statuary marble, with saalcat mouldings 747 A tournament—a group in statuary marble, of early German work 748 ‘An antique sarcophagus, of white marble, with a group of figures oe the deceased, who is deposited on a couch in the centre—discovered by the Marquess of Chandos on the Via Appia, near the ae of Cecilia Metella, in 1817 ery _¥7A9 A small bust of a Roman child—antique _ . 750 A bust of a child, on giallo socle 751 A BUST OF PRIOR—AN EXQUISITE WORK OF ROU-, %, ee BILIAG, on a square pedestal of different marbles 752 A PAIR OF ALMOST UNIQUE SPIRAL COLUMNS, of fae e nero antico, with bases and capitalsk— 5 ft. high 757 RICHARD, DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM, when Marquess, by // - 50 Siath Days Sale. 753 A NOBLE OVAL CISTERN, of rare Corsican marble, with a fillet and Ly A handles of or-moulu, supported on lions’ feet 754 A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL VASES, of white marble, of antique design, spirally fluted, with upright handles, and masks of satyrs 755 A BEAUTIFUL STATUE OF A FAUN, with a goat on his Bao / f/f g: ; 3 ft. high, on veined marble pedestal : 756 A BACCHANTE, with a young faun on her shoulders—the companion , f 4 roup "83 MARBLE BUSTS. GRENVILLE DRAWING ROOM. Trentanova, on dove marble pedestal 758 THE RIGHT HON. GEORGE GRENVILLE, in robes, by i < NOLLEKENS, on dove marble pedestal : 759 LORD NUGENT, by Trentanova, on marble pedestal 760 WILLIAM WYNDHAM, LORD GRENVILLE, by Cornolli, on dove marble pedestal Ura A 761 THE RIGHT HON. THOMAS GRENVILLE, by Cornolli a 762 THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER, by Cornolli Pas 762*CAPTAIN JERVOISE a> Y 7 b4L4 o MARBLE BUSTS, FORMERLY IN THE TEMPLE OF FRIENDSHIP. ; GRENVILLE VESTIBULE. ee 763 Mr. GEORGE LITTLETON y i, 764 JOHN FANE, EARL OF WESTMORELAND | g ‘a Siath Day's Sale. 51 765 FREDERICK PRINCE OF WALES 766 Mr. RICHARD GRENVILLE | 767 HUGH HUME, EARL OF MARCHMOUNT | 768 JOHN LORD GOWER nL 769 ALLEN LORD BATHURST = 770 RICHARD TEMPLE, VISCOUNT COBHAM, by SCHEEMAKERS 771 Mr. WILLIAM PITT 772 PHILIP STANHOPE, EARL OF CHESTERFIELD Jp ¢ - SCULPTURE. SOUTH PORTICO. 781 Venus and Adonis—a beautiful group, by Scheemakers 782 Vertumnus and Pomona, by Delvaux | i These two groups were formerly at Canons, the seat of the first Duke of Chandos End of Siath Day's Sale. H 2 Seventh Day's Sale. On TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1848, AT TWELVE O CLOCK PRECISELY. ee ee MUSIC ROOM. —< | 4/ — 784 A Tournay carpet, 13 yds. by 10} yds. ; and the piece to the bow | ' 785 A handsome hearth rug Hee £9 786 A very handsome or-moulu fender, with cupids at the ends; and a set of fire irons 787 A brass guard; and a foot ottoman 788 ‘Three pairs of green and white satin damask window curtains, with vs Sf. ae. draperies, cords, two tassels, and gilt cornices 789 An oblong ottoman, covered with silk needlework ; and 4 cushions, covered. | with crimson silk velvet worked with gold we 3f.co— 190 A carved and gilt sofa, the back and seat covered with tapestry of flowers — A434,05-¢ F911 The companion sofa Snes g (92 A smaller sofa, covered with crimson and white silk damask, and a crimson silk damask cover Seventh Daz’s Sale. 53 2.4.0 794 A pair of fauteuils—carved and gilt, the seats and backs covered with rich ———— flowered satin damask 2, 7-2 795 A similar pair 7 796 A set of four high-back chairs, covered with rich flowered satin damask a _ 497 Two chairs, with cane seats, white and gold : x 798 A handsome fire skreen, the panel painted in oil with a féte champetre, the = back of figured satin, the frame carved and gilt ie 2o 799 A chimney glass, 99 in. by 62 in 800 A cut-glass chandelier, of ancient pattern, with branches for eight lights — 80] A pair of cut-glass lustres, for three lights each -—___.. 802 Another pair <—— 803 A ditto, for two lights each {804 A pair of carved and gilt tripods, with goats’ heads and feet 4 __. ~——- 805 - Another pair 7. a-— 806 Another pair—different a 807 A horizontal grand piano, six octaves, by Broadwood, in a mahogany — case ) 808 A stool—the carved legs with figures, covered with flowered satin 809 A beautiful table, with a circular slab of Florentine mosaic in pietre dure, with a vase of flowers in the centre, with borders of white marble and Ss oriental alabaster inlaid with birds and flowers, on a carved and gilt oy 7 .) stand A 810 The companion table, with the doves of Pliny in the centre, and borders of FEF. 4) verde antique and oriental alabaster 811 A SUPERB TABLE, with a NOBLE SLAB of VERDE ANTIQUE, 5 ft. 10 in. by 3 ft. 2 in., with a border of or-moulu, upon a carved and By ste gilt frame, in Grecian taste, with bulls’ heads and festoons, the legs and — front with slabs of verde antique 812 The COMPANION TABLE A gra 4 54 Seventh Day’s Sale. 813 A MAGNIFICENT TABLE, composed with most exquisite taste, with an_ oblong slab of jasper, with fillets of lapis lazuli and rosso antico, and egg and anchor mouldings of Carrara marble. The slab is 43 in, by = 25 in., the frame which supports it is of or-moulu, in Roman taste, with bosses of lapis lazuli 814 A ‘e table, on a lyre-shaped stand, formed of antique slabs from the a BUT Soe yre-shap antiq | une ae baths of Titus Z 2.2.0 815 The companion table, formed of slabs of agate and ribbon jasper 816 A square table, on a tripod stand, carved and gilt, the slab composed of I2.M.E rosso verde and other antique marbles from the baths of Titus —— Coal re 817 A TABLE, the SLAB OF MALACHITE—in the centre is a boar : hunt, a large mosaic, of the finest Roman work, with a border of masks, av 03S Se ws thyrsi, and vines also in mosaic, 36 in. by 27 in., on a richly carved and gilt stand, in very handsome old taste = Oe 818 A table, with a slab of giallo antico, 70 in. by 35 in., on a caryed and gilt stand, of bold design, with female busts 819 The companion table | ne? 820 A receptacle for miniatures, in eight divisions, glazed with plate glass, in metal frames, on a circular table, of white and gold, supported by three winged terminal ficures ig 3 821 A candelabrum, of or-moulu, for six lights, with masks, on spirally fluted pedestal, supported by lions—in the beautiful taste of Louis Quinze 822 The companion candelabrum © 823 A pair of magnificent oriental cisterns—deep blue and gold, with figures in compartments, the insides painted with fish—23 in. diameter : 824 A BEAUTIFUL VASE, formed of a NOBLE BLOCK OF ROCK CRYSTAL, of compressed oviform, deeply engraved with arabesques in beautiful old Italian taste: it is mounted with a lip and handles of silver- gilt E 825 A salver, composed of a centre octagonal and six other slabs of crystal—. engraved and mounted | Seventh Day’s Sale. | 55 LARGE LIBRARY. 826 A NEW CUT BRUSSELS CARPET, of handsome pattern, 23 yds. by 7 yds. 827 A hearth rug 828 A ditto 829 A brassand steel fender; a set of fire irons; and a guard 830 A similar set 831 A set of curtains for seven windows, of crimson and white damask, lined with fringed draperies, cords, and tassels, and gilt lions’ masks on the cornice 832 A chimney glass 833 A ditto 834 A 4-burner lamp, with cut-glass dish and drops 835 A ditto 836 A ditto 837 A capital mahogany sofa, covered with morocco, with squab, three cushions, and two bolsters 838 A ditto 839 A ditto 840 A ditto 841 A pair of mahogany arm chairs, with round backs and stuffed seats, covered with morocco @- PA 842 A pair—similar 8S 843 Twelve mahogany chairs, the seats stuffed, and covered with morocco 844 Twelve ditto 845 A pair of oak chairs, with carved backs, the seats covered with crimson velvet 846 A pair of ditto 847 A pair of carved mahogany arm chairs, with stuffed backs, and seats covered with crimson silk tabaret 56 Seventh Day’s Sale. 848 A pair of gilt fauteuils, with cushions covered with crimson silk damask, hee es and chintz covers ee 849 A pair of noble fauteuils, the frames carved and gilt, the seats and backs covered with tapestry with subjects from La Fontaine’s fables 850 A pair of ditto 851 A pair of ditto 852 A pair of ditto 853 A pair of ditto 854 A pair of ditto 855 A fire skreen, in a richly carved and gilt frame, with a subject from re Hk 2. ae Fontaine’s fables in tapestry 856 A fire skreen on a carved and gilt stand, with a subject in needlework of a boy keeping sheep 857 The companion skreen—a girl with flowers 858 An oblong ottoman, covered with yellow silk worked with gold, with silk eS mas cords and tassels Ax Se Ata A footstool, covered with needlework =, 860 A pair of card tables, of inlaid wood lined with cloth 1a Es ie ae 861 A superb table, of marqueterie, with carved legs, and mounted with masks in or-moulu, the top with the subject of Alexander and Diogenes in mother- exe tS fe he Ai eee o’=pearl and coloured woods 862 A table cover, of compressed needlework, with flowers and fuliaee 8 ft. long, and 6 ft. wide 863 An oblong table on spiral legs, the top with festoons of flowers and birds, in fA At 2. ls. o marqueterie, of mother-o’-pearl and wood a 2 Lf EC Sie 7 864 The companion table eee 865 A pair of oak stands for flowers—carved with festoons of flowers, on spiral : w, LAL legs “yo. e.c %8 An octagonal table, of pollard oak, the border inlaid with brass aoe e Seventh Day’s Sale. « 57 a © 867 An eight-foot bagatelle board, with balls, queue, and mace 868 A mahogany easy chair, with spring seat and stuffed back, covered with morocco 869 A square chess table, composed of marbles and jaspars, on a gilt stand 870 A curtain, of Gobelin tapestry, with cupids supporting a trophy 871 A clock, by Le Pautre, in an or-moulu case, surmounted by figures of Anthony WA - and Cleopatra; and a subject in relief in the pedestal, which contains a —— musical movement : it is in a glass case, with metal frame 872 An alabaster group of three figures of Atlas supporting a globe—on a pedestal 873 An alabaster group of three female figures, with festoons, supporting a globe —on a pedestal 874 The rape of the Sabines—a group in alabaster, on a pedestal 875 The companion group—the rape of Proserpine 876 A set of four small vases, of Dresden porcelain,with female heads 877 A similar set of vases 878 A pair of encrusted Dresden vases, painted with flowers—and with masks of Medusa at the handles 879 Another pair—not encrusted—painted with subjects and birds 880 A clock, in an or-moulu case, with two figures of boys blowing bubbles— under a glass shade 881 A microscope, by Prichard, in a mahogany. case ; and a small cabinet of pe. Co objects 882. A telescope, by Dolland 884 A nest of three trays of oriental japan ; and a pair of hand skreens 885 A very curious CLock, by Raingo, shewing the days of the week, and surmounted by an ORRERY, which is attached to the works of the clock ; | Mr Q 5B Seventh Days Sale. PRINT ROOM. 886 A capital cut Bruel carpet, of ars pattern—9 yds. by 7h yds. 887 A hearth rug 888 A steel and brass fender; a set of fire irons; and a guard 889 Two pairs of crimson and white damask window curtains, with fringed draperies, cords, and tassels 890 A handsome or-moulu lamp for six lights, with balance weight and chain 891 A pier glass, in a richly ornamented and gilt frame, in two plates= the larger, 82 in. by 40 in. 892 A chimney glass, 70 in. by 44 in. 893 A console table—richly carved and gilt, with a Brey marble slab— 4 ft. 8in. long 894 A handsome sofa, with carved rosewood frame and laa seat-—the three back cushions, two pillows, and two bolsters covered with crimson satin damask—printed cotton covers 894*A foot hassock; 2 cushions, covered with silk; and 2 pieces of crimson silk damask 895 An easy chair, with stuffed back and cushion, covered with crimson satin damask, and printed cover 896 A low easy chair, with spring seat, with printed cotton cover 897 A high-back chair, the frame white and gold, covered with crimson and gold satin damask ; and 2 covers 898 An old settee, with carved and gilt frame 899 An easy chair, with stuffed back and cushion, covered with crimson silk damask, and chintz cover 900 An easy chair, with spring seat, covered with morocco 901 A large easy chair, with stuffed back and cushion, covered with richly flowered green silk damask 902 A mahogany library table, with rising top, for folios of as Seventh Day’s Sale. 59 903 A rosewood table, with chess and backgammon boards 904 A small table, the top and legs with foliage—in marqueterie 905 A larger table, with centre and border of foliage and flowers—in marqueterie 906 A circular rosewood table, on pillar and plinth, the border inlaid with brass 907 A shawl-pattern table cover—6 ft. square 908 A small cireular table; and 2 pairs of library steps 909 A small circular rosewood table, on pillar and plinth =a _ 910 A satinwood fire skreen, with flap, panelled with green silk Ces ee 911 A leather chess board, and a set of ivory men 912 An ivory and ebony chess and backgammon board 913 A backgammon board and men; and a thermometer 914 A mahogany sofa table, with two drawers End of Seventh Day's Sale. Eighth Day’s Sale. 0) On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1848, AT TWELVE O CLOCK PRECISELY, 0 ORIENTAL TABLE CHINA. er. 915 Fourteen burnt-in plates; and 9 octagonal, with landscapes 916 Ten enamelled plates, and 2 different ; and 9 enamelled and burnt-in /&-O. O17 A pair of very fine circular dishes—sea green, with dragons raised, and ~ landscapes in compartments—in blue | 918 Eight deep burnt-in plates; 8 enamelled with vases of flowers; and 6 with utensils, in red 919 Eleven, enamelled with flowers; 1, crimson; and 11 deep enamelled t~920 A service of oriental burnt-in, with arms, consisting of two tureens and covers, four oval, fifteen dishes, ten circular, fifteen soup plates, twenty-four table plates, six bowls, and four butter boats 921 Fifteen oblong dishes; 11 circular; 14 soup plates; 24 table plates; 6 bowls ; 2 butter boats; 7 basins; and 1 bottle é 923 A pair of very large bowls 13.2.0 924 A bowl and cover 925 Seventeen oblong dishes ; 10 circular; 15 soup plates; and 23 table plates ; raft . ie = ‘s 926 A tea service of the same, consisting of two teapots, three tea canisters, two : a milk pots, ten coffee pots, seventeen cups, forty-three saucers and ce stands, twelve basins and covers, two sugar basins and covers, ten basins, and seventeen stands, on feet a Kighth Days Sale. 61 927 Two teapots; 2 tea canisters; 2 milk pots; 17 cups; 43 saucers and stands ; 12 basins; 1 sugar basin and cover; 10 basins; and 17 stands, on feet 928 Two teapots; a milk pot; 17 cups; 43 saucers and stands; 13 basins; 2 sugar basins and covers; 17 basins; and 17 stands, on feet 929 Twenty blue and white circular dishes 930 Twenty ditto 931 Twenty-four ditto 932 Forty-six Nankin deep plates 933 Thirty-two ditto; and 40 plates 934 Thirty-three Nankin dishes; and 4 sauce tureens 935 Fifteen burnt-in plates ; and 11, with arms 936 Forty-three plates, with flowers in Indian ink 937 Seven dishes—enamelled and burnt-in; 7 different; and 10 octagonal plates 938 Twelve old Japan dishes 939 Thirteen dishes and 28 plates—enamel, of one pattern 940 Two bowls—enamel; 6 fan-shaped dishes; 16 blue and white sweetmeat dishes; and 6 cups 941 Four enamel plates; a tureen, cover, and dish 942 An enamel vase and cover; 2 bowls; and 32 pieces—blue and white 943 Forty-one Nankin plates ENGLISH TABLE CHINA. 944 An English dinner service, of handsome oriental pattern—149 pieces 945 Ten pieces of chamber ware 946 Various chamber ware 947 Two Derby ice pails, with flowers; and 1, Sevres pattern 948 A dessert service—cornflower pattern; 2ice pails; 4tureens ; 3 dishes—on feet; dishes; and 33 plates 949 A dejeuné, with fruits—brown and gold ground—8 pieces 62 Eighth Day's Sale. 950 A breakfast service—blue flowers—113 pieces 951 Twenty breakfast cups and saucers—different ; 24 shee! and 4 jugs and covers—white and gold 952 Twenty tea and coffee cups and 24 saucers, of two patterns; and 2jugs and covers 953 Eighteen breakfast cups and 19 saucers, of two patterns; and 2 jugs and covers 5 Re ER AN 4.78.6 954 A white embossed breakfast set—41 pieces; and 2 jugs and covers —=——~___ 955 A blue and white dinner service—89 pieces 956 A dinner service—salmon colour and gold, with arms, consisting of two EG: iD VI 26 tureens, covers, and stands, eight sauce ditto, four scroll and six oblong —— dishes, covers, and liners, twenty-seven dishes, and one hundred and nineteen plates a7 957 A dessert service—white and gold, embossed, four ice pails, six tureens, we feb covers and stands, four dishes on feet, six sheli ditto, six circular, six jn eee square, seven oval, eleyen deep plates, and thirty- six plates JG. 05. © 958 A similar service << 959 Three dozens of plates, similar 960 Three dozen ditto r Tie ae 961 A breakfast service—pink, white, and gold—twelve breakfast cups and MEO nS sancers, twelve tea cups, twelve coffee cups and saucers, four butter tubs, . Ek four basins, four muflin plates, four fruit stands, two dishes and covers, four sugar basins, two milk pots, two jugs, six dishes, four large and sixteen smaller plates, two egg stands, and twelve cups 962 Twelve breakfast cups and saucers; 11 tea cups; 12 coffee cups and saucers ; 4 butter tubs; 4 basins; 4 muffin plates; 4 fruit stands; 2 dishes and covers; 4 sugar basins; 2 milk. pots; 2jugs; 6 dishes; 4 large and 15 smaller plates ; 2 egg stands; and 4 cups 963 Twelve breakfast cups and saucers; 8 coffee cups and saucers ; 4 butter tubs; 3 basins; 5 muffin plates; 4 fruit stands; 2 dishes and covers; 4 sugar basins; 2 milk BOIS 5 a jug; 6 dishes; 4 large. and 15 stié plates | 3 Eighth Days Sale. 63 964 A beautiful Dresden dinner service, with pastoral subjects and bouquets in blue between each, two soup tureens, covers, and stands, a_ bowl, eighteen dishes, twenty-four soup, and eighty-four table plates 965 Two basins and 12 plates, with flowers SEVRES SERVICES. 966 A dessert service—green borders, with birds in compartments, two tureens, covers, and stand, a centre, four square, six round, two larger, two octa- gonal, and four oval dishes, and thirty-six plates 967 Four square, 6 round, 2 larger, 2 octagonal, and 4 oval dishes, of similar pattern ; and 40 plates 968 Twelve plates—turquoise and gold borders, with flowers 969 Twelve ditto 970 A pair of sceaux—turquoise, with Watteau subjects PRINT ROOM—(continued). 971 A circular box, of oriental japan, in three divisions 972 A beautiful coffer, of tortoiseshell, inlaid with buhl work, with groups of flowers, and mountings of or-moulu 973 A smaller coffer, with three divisions—mounted with metal, and painted with seaports — LXE ~ 974 A pair of burnt-in dishes, with arms, 18 in. diameter, on gilt tripod slabs 975 The beautiful models, in Sévres biscuit, of the children reading and writing, 15 in. and 14 in. high, in porcelain plinths, with glass shades 976 A clock, by Baillon, in a marble case, surmounted by two figures of cupids oe 7 in or-moulu, upon an or-moulu pedestal, with five slabs of Sevres porcelain painted with figures of children and flowers 6 4s~o 7 A pair of candlesticks, of Dresden porcelain 978 A pair of Dresden basins, with rams’ heads and festoons—painted with views 64 Eighth Dav’s Sale. ae O. o 979 A clock, by Le Pautre, in an or-moulu case, surmounted by a bust of Homer in bronze , 2. @-/ 980 A rosewood skreen, with a Chinese drawing of a female at a window 981 A NOBLE BOWL AND COVER, with upright handles of oriental ae 7 a ali enamel, of sacred symbols, on copper, the legs elephants’ heads, the top surmounted by an openwork knob, with a dragon’s head 981*A plinth, of curious wood—mounted with ong and panelled with ebony inlaid with ivory y 982 A PAIR OF SUPERB CANDELABRA, the stem and bist of mee uo Sevres bleu du Roi, mounted with or-moulu: they support vases with 2h b./52>oQ terminal heads at the handles, and feet of marine horses; from the vases = spring branches of poppies, with nozzles for five lights each—8 ft. 6 in. oe 2G iit STATE DRESSING ROOM. ; Z7-b -@ . 983 A very handsome Brussels carpet (new), 10. yds. by 7 yds. oe 984 A hearth rug 12 - GO 985 A steel and or-moulu fender; a set of fire-irons; and a guard tf. ' 2 986 A pair of curtains; and draperies for two windows, of rich satin damask, aes has og with gimp and fringe, with gilt cornice, ornamented with carved shells J2.fE-o Xi A large sofa, with gilt frame, with squab and two bolsters, covered with crimson satin damask, and printed cotton covers vee Co 988 A smaller sofa, with carved and gilt frame, covered with crimson and white satin damask, with extra crimson silk and printed cotton covers 989 A set of four arm chairs—white and gold, the backs and seats coy vered with crimson satin worked with white silk 990 Three fauteuils, with carved and gilt frames, the seats and backs covered er . Yt oa with tapestry of pastoral subjects, with two sets of covers | 991 An easy chair, covered with printed cotton, with a cushion covered with re og. fo needlework Highth Days Sale. 65 tp 992 A high-back chair, with white and gold frame, the back and seat covered + Moc . with flowered crimson satin damask 99% A toilet commode—white and gold, with masks and ornaments in relief on 2, 00. O the panels, with folding doors, and a white marble slab 994) An oval dressing glass, 23 in. by 18 in., in a white and gold frame, with cupids, and an oriental drapery, painted with flowers {4.0 995 A five-leaf skreen, with white and gold carved frame, panelled with muslin, in needlework of beautiful design 996 7 very elegant small table, of brass, tortoiseshell, and mother-o’pearl, ee? ood vith masks and mouldings of or-moulu 7 E>’ om 997 The companion table | 3S @ — 998 A clock, by Baillon, ina case of or- -moulu—in rich old French taste 999 A BEAUTIFUL PIER TABLE, OF BUHL, of the very finest 7. Oo period, with masks of satyrs, and other decorations of or-moulu - _ 1000 A PAIR OF SMALL PEDESTAL CABINETS, the panels of the aT finest old marqueterie, of vases and flowers, and mouldings and masks of~ Ser ye6 = Wass Ly, 2 41001 A pair of carved and gilt pole fire skreens, with yellow satin mounts ae 1002 A horizontal grand pianoforte, by Broadwood, in a case of pollard oak ; or-moulu — and leather cover _. Bo 1004 A pier glass, in six divisions—in gilt frame 1005 A mahogany double desk ; and a music stool 1006 A rosewood music stool, covered with needlework ~2 2 1007 A tambourine; a triangle ; and a pair of castanets — 1008 A set of five beautiful cushions, covered with satin damask, with flowers in A colours on a purple ground ~———————s« 4009 A small circular rosewood table 1010 A mahogany canterbury 1011 A BEAUTIFUL KNEE-HOLE DRESSING TABLE, of the richest buhl, of tortoiseshell and brass, with eight drawers K SOG eT aaa — ——e ne JI. PO 66 Eighth Day’s Sale. Az; -— 1012 A BEAUTIFUL OVAL TOILET GLASS, the frame of tortoiseshell a encrusted with arabesques of or-moulu, under a canopy—above is a figure of Queen Anne, in relief S&.f»e, 1013 A small octangular table, of buhl m 45-&.@ 1014 The companion table : pee oe LOLS A MAGNIFICENT PIER TABLE, the frame composed of Peale in ie rich Italian taste, carved and gilt, with shaped black and gold matble slab . 42. oe g 1016 THE COMPANION PIER TABLE : 1017 A pair of Chinese hand skreens, of exquisite workmanship Bt oie 1018 A pair of candelabra, composed of a pair of oriental figures supporting baa Nb. C baskets—carved i in pear tree—on richly ornamented stands . If. Be Fe cg 1019 A pair of ditto —*——~ 1020 A knee-hole table of old and very fine buhl, on tortoiseshell, with ee 4 WA and four drawers 1021 A NOBLE ARMOIRE, OF EBONY, the sande of tortoiseshell seek ASL. ~ folding doors are also ornamented with inlaid woods and metal ; the —<—— hinges arein rich taste, and the top and base are richly ornamented with masks of or-moulu eZ | oa buhl, with subjects from Ovid in or-moulu, in relief : the insides of the | 1022 A Chinese table apteen the panel painted with a Mie ai rosewood frame 4E be 1023 A knee-hole table, of the richest buhl, with seven drawers, and onaickal 1024 A SHAPED TABLE, OF MARQUETERIE, of flowers in different 4 ee a curious woods, with drawers and ornaments of or-moulu, the centre covered with green morocco 1025 A BEAUTIFUL, INKSTAND, OF SILVER, partly gilt, composed oe of two ewers, with terminal figures for handles, anda bell on a salver— . ine whole richly chased with arabesques i in old Italian taste 1026 A BUHL COMMODE, with four lar ge drawers a very rich work, with ee massive handles and ornaments ae lowe 2.0.0 | 1036 A pair of hexagonal jars, Kighth Days Sale. 67 1027 A square table, of old marqueterie, with arabesque ornaments in Italian taste 4 CHINA, &c. 1028 A stand for flowers—a beautiful specimen of the finest old chelsea green— painted with a subject from Roman history 1029 A pair of oriental enamel jars and covers 1030 A large bath, of English porcelain—beautifully painted with natural flowers 1031 A small jar and cover, of oriental enamel, with flowers in relief—mounted with or-moulu 1032 A superb tureen, cover, and dish, of the rarest old chelsea— painted with exotic birds, and festoons and insects, in gold, upon deep blue A eupe with mouldings in gold, in relief 1033 Two green enamelled oriental dishes; an old Japan dish ; and an old glass scalloped dish 1034 Four chocolate cups—honeycombed and burnt-in—oriental ; and 2 enamelled cups 1035 A beautiful burnt-in basin ee cover, with arms; and a pair of enamelled bottles, with plants and insects—small of yey fine old Worcester—deep blue and cold, with exotic birds 1037 A pair of beakers, of old Japan End of Eighth Day's Sale. £451 Lh th Ninth Day's Sale. ow On THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1848, AT TWELVE 0 CLOCK PRECISELY. ———0 TABLE CHINA—(continued). 1039 A white and gold set, with spots, consisting of ten breakfast cups and twelve saucers, six coffee cups and saucers, a stand and a plate, and two tea cups and saucers ; 1040 A service, with a border of flowers, consisting of nine tea cups and twelve saucers, nine coffee cups and twelve saucers, two plates, and a sugar basin and cover 1041 A set—with blue and gold stripes, consisting of six tea and seven coffee cups and seven saucers, and two plates 1042 A set, blue and gold with flowers, consisting of twelve tea, and twelve coffee cups, and twelve saucers, sugar basin and cover, slop basin, milk pot, and two plates 1043 A dessert service, of Derby porcelain—white and gold, with flowers, consisting of nineteen dishes, two sugar basins and stands, and forty-four plates 1044 A dessert service, of Berlin porcelain with openwork edges—beautifully painted with flowers, consisting of four baskets, two tureens, covers, and stands, twelve circular dishes, and twenty-four plates 1015 An English dessert service, with the Garter, consisting of four ice pails, three bowls, four tureens, covers, and stands, twenty-four dishes, and sixty-seven plates . 7 g. 2. y/ (7) tf em [2/0 Y. F A. V0 2S. Ninth Day's Sale. 69 046 A beautiful Sévres basin, cover, and stand—turquoise, with pastoral subjects in compartments 1047 Six Sévres coffee cups and saucers—turquoise, painted with birds 1048 Twelve Dresden custard cups and covers—painted with flowers 1049 Six ditto, without covers 1050 A beautiful set of Dresden porcelain, consisting of twelve tea and six coffee cups, and nineteen saucers—exquisitely painted with flowers 1051 Twelve Dresden dessert plates—exquisitely painted with fruits 1052 Twelve ditto 1053 Twelve ditto 1054 Twelve ditto 1055 Twelve ditto 1056 Twelve ditto 1057 Twelve ditto 1058 Eighteen ditto SEVRES. STATE DRESSING ROOM—(continued). 1059 An exquisite ewer and basin—painted with subjects from the antique, and studded with imitations of precious stones, upon a jad green ground 1060 An ewer and basin—rose du Barri, with ribbons of green, and painted with fruit 1061 An ewer and cover, and basin—green and gold, with bouquets of flowers 1062 A small sceau, with bouquets 1063 A pair of large sceaux—turquoise, painted on both sides, with subjects from Watteau — ; 1064 A pair of ditto Ninth Days Sale. ce Yb of Te 1065 An ewer and basin—turquoise, with subjects — MS 4 7 ae 1066 An ewer and basin—deep blue, with festoons in gold, and bouquets ve vf i 1067 A scalloped plateau—turquoise, with a subject from Watteau, and bouquets dO 1068 A salver, with two handles—yellow, with arabesques, in = centre a subject Ff: Z Z of Italian peasants, after Lingelback ee " ih 1069 A beautiful salver, of scalloped form, with bouquets 4 1070 A large sceau, of the same pattern 4 g ‘a 1071 A pair of sceaux—rose du Barri, painted with exotie birds eo 4 f ir? A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL PEDESTAL FLOWER STANDS— painted with trophies in columns, and trellis work of blue—very elegant 73 A LARGE SALVER—turquoise, with a subject after Watteau, and LZ a 2? bouquuts—mounted in or-moulu, with dragon handles 1074 A PAIR OF CANDELABRA, composed of vases—green, with exotic aS birds in compartments, and mountings of or-moulu, in rich old taste, and z hb / branches, of lilies, for five bets each, springing from them STATE BED CHAMBER. Z V4 i, fi i 1075 A noble bowl and cover, of old Japan | E Lid 1076 A ditto, with handles ve 1077 Four beautiful coffee cups, of old chelsea—blue and gold—painted with 1078 Six ditto—imperfect dancing figures A jj. 1 1080 A set of four cups, of oriental white ware—mounted with flowers of ‘gilt A pair of preefericula, of oriental blue—pencilled with gold—mounted with or-moulu—one imperfect ee Ve i 1081 A set of three toilette bottles, of tortoiseshell—inlaid with flowers of silver 1082 A BEAUTIFUL VASE, OF ROCK CRYSTAL, formed as a shell, ss 4 Se 3 and engraved—on a stem and foot of the same, the cover surmounted KY. by a triton: the foot set with jacynths and lapis lazuli Ninth Davy’s Sale. 71 Saad A PAIR OF SUPERB ORIENTAL JARS—painted with fang-ho- Vi Wig angs and other birds and plants, with borders of the richest enamel: the covers surmounted by birds—gilt—52 in. high 1085 Two drinking glasses and stands; 2 cups and covers; and 2 toilette bottles, of gilt glass Wy 1086 A set of four salts, of Dresden, on tripod stands—with heads and set with fourteen large amethysts ais A cup, of crystal, engraved in panels—mounted with silver gilt, engraved 24.0 1088 A pair of toilette candlesticks, the stems of rely twisted ruby glass, on G tripod stands of or-moulu 1089 A pair of exquisite taper candlesticks, of agate—mounted with silver gilf, oy" with masks, lizards, and insects of the most beautiful work 090 A Geneva watch, in a paper weight, with Swiss views, and enamelled case, YU. 3 with upright handles 7 1091 A Sévres flower stand, of clegant form, in two divisions—painted with o”y | flowers, and a rustic landscape on the centre panel 1092 A beautiful Sévres chocolate cup and saucer— turquoise, with subjects, after // f Watteau > . . * ° . 1093 A pair of beautiful Sévres quatre foil stands—turquoise, with exotic yy birds 71094 A large Sévres bowl—turquoise, with subjects of cupids on the outside, “Lf. vi and fruits and flowers, and a subject after Watteau, within 1095 A beautiful cup, with figures and trees encrusted in gold enamel—with a ' ten} Lig foot, silver gilt, set with rubies /_ lr e 1096 A shallow bowl—turquoise—painted with exotic birds g Dh 1097 The companion bowl eZ) 1098 A pair of Dresden leaf-shaped dishes, with flowers 1101 An or-moulu bell; and a snuff box, of agate , 102 A beautiful bonbonniere, of matrix of amethyst—gold mounted, and set Yi : with small brilliants 72 Ninth Days Sale. £ a Ts 1103 A scent bottle, with dancing figures, of old chelsea; and a pair of ditto va ok spoons ye eh fe ” 4104 A leaf-shaped inkstand, of white porcelain, with enamelled covers 1105 A casket, the top composed of jade—inlaid with flowers, of beautiful jaa oriental work 106 An octagonal casket, of silver gilt, with plates of crystal, set with Indian ZL 3D. A we polished rubies and emeralds—on feet, of agate: the top with a lusus naturee of pearl, set as a Chinese figure 1107 Twelve figures and ornaments of Chinese jewellery, in silver—some of them set with pearls ve 2. | Vi 1108 A scent bottle, of amber—mounted with silver gilt, and set with stones 1109 An oriental enamelled stand for a watch, with flowers raised; and circular | ZL ii a stand 1110 A coffer, inlaid with figures and arabesques in ivory and mother o pearl— ees of fine old German work / J 1111 THE STATE BEDSTEAD—most magnificently carved and gilt, with | ty yellow silk tabaret curtains and hangings; the lining of crimson silk, . Z the canopy with a network of gold and rich scrolls at the angles; the | /) Ps columns formed as Roman fasces: at the head are the arms of Chandos | GL. OD | fo embroidered; with two hair mattrasses, a wool mattrass, a down bolster, two down pillows, a Marseilles quilt, and a white satin qultey.. | cover | | 1112 A bed step—white and gold, covered with crimson velvet—carved in | LY/ beautiful taste 1113 A ditto i z I // 1114 A pedestal cupboard—a fluted half column—white and gold with marble te. top Lf/O07T0 1115 A ditto | oS VE: (6 1116 A towel horse—white and gold Z | a 1117 A basket, lined with crimson satin Ninth Days Sale. 73 f= 7Z—1118,A set of six chairs—white and gold, with cane seats—gilt —_ 1119 A folding horse—white and gold 1120 An elegant sofa table, of mahogany—painted white and gold, the top VA covered with light velvet—in the taste of the Renaissance AG 1121 A silk table cover—stuffed 1122 A toilet table, covered with rich oriental silk, and drapery of point lace 1123 A pair of white and gold arm chairs, the seats and backs covered with /7 crimson satin worked with white silk 4 SK 1124 A pair of pole fire skreens—white and gold, with worked silk mounts 25 A very elegant cheval dressing glass, with white and gold frame, with C4, 4 arched top—56 in. by 28 in. , A126 A circular table, with a white marble slab, supported by a figure of a boy— f Vis 74 in white and gold o3 g.. 1127 The companion table, the top cut for a basin % 1128 A rich flowered silk table cover ; and a crimson ditto 4 Hf. 1129 A crimson and white satin toilet table cover —t 130 A very magnificent Persian carpet, of shaw! pattern, with a border of aa birds and flowers—8$ yds. by 5} yds. 3. /S- 1131 A Persian rug J / J, / 1132 A steel and or-moulu fender ; a set of fire irons; and a guard Bec A pair of window curtains and draperies, of yellow Chinese silk, bordered eT. with crimson silk velvet, and fringed; and white and gold cornice Bet, Af 1134 A very large carved and gilt sofa, covered with yellow Chinese silk J. / 1135 A foot ottoman, covered with similar silk $70 1136 A pair of carved and gilt fauteuils, covered with the same silk ‘ha 1137 Another pair WA GH, Y 1138 A case table cover, oa with flowers in gold thread, and coloured silk—10 ft. by 8 ft. 2 in. / J 1139 A fire skreen, with carved and gilt frame, panelled with flowered silk L 74 Ninth Day’s Sale. Ht Le 1140 A carved and gilt stool, covered with crimson silk damask 1141 A ditto 1142 Twenty-seven yards of Brussels car a eta 5 ft. 4 in. wide () 1143 A pair of foot stools, covered with figured silk 1144 A PIER GLASS, 55in by 24 in.—in. a frame decorated with panels of 4 Wed silver, embossed with boys, flowers, and other ornaments in high relief; | ‘ and a pair of silver girandoles inserted in the frame 1145 A MAGNIFICENT VENETIAN CARVED PIER TABLE—gilt, 4 with three figures of children supporting the top, which is covered with £ Ue yh A crimson velvet: upon it is a rich stand supporting a small bust of the Queen—with a panel of silver 1144 A BEAUTIFUL CABINET, OF MARQUETERIE of the finest old German work, formed as A TABLE SUPPORTING A CABINET: on the fronts of the drawers, which are fastened by con- LIS fe cealed springs, are subjects and landscapes in marqueterie, of different coloured woods and pearl: in the centre door is a relief, in silver gilt, of Bacchus and Ariadne, of exquisite work ; and above are two small figures of cupids, the body of each composed of a lusus naturze of pearl 1147 A TABLE, NEARLY SIMILAR, the door with a relief of flowers: /, ol q by Boulanger, and subjects after Berghem . 1148 A table, the frame carved with cupids and flowers, in rich old tasto—yith € J. a white marble slab 1149 A table, the legs with terminal figures of boys, carved and gilt, and ‘ Kies La 4 slab composed of specimens of marble and jaspar 1150 A BEAUTIFUL CABINET, OF MARQUETERIE, in groups of a flowers and birds, with nine drawers, and a door enclosing six others— oe AOR) 4 the lower part with one long drawer and folding doors panelled with marqueterie 1151 A CABINET, NEARLY SIMILAR, the marqueterie of wood and ivory, with fourteen drawers, and a drawer enclosing eleven others: 4 i L _ beneath are two drawers and folding doors, panelled with mar- queens Ninth Day's Sale. 75 1152 A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL CANDELABRA, composed of vases of Yl G Sevres bleu du Roi, with handles of goats in or-moulu, having branches | for seven lights, with boys and goats in or-moulu springing from each, and supported on feet, with sphinxes of or-moulu 1153 A MAGNIFICENT HIGH CLOCK, by Stollenw aaa in a case of S7 rqueterie, richly ornamented with figures of boys, trophies, and phat kh. fl 1154 A beautiful table cover, of crimson and white satin, with lace border 1155 Another, worked with flowers—in colours and gold [ete bl "masks in or-moulu 1156 Another, of the same pattern—smaller 1157 Another—smaller, with a border of point lace 1158 Another—green, worked with flowers and lace 1159 A pair of pillows, covered with rich flowered silk 1160 An Indian scarf—embroidered with gold End of Ninth Day’s Sale. L2 OO —— Tenth Day's Sale. ——)——— On FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1848, moment) ANTE LIBRARY. Led Gp Hf 1161 A handsome crimson figured Brussels carpet, 144 yds. by 54 yds. 1162 The damask cover to the carpet - 1163 A ditto rug 1164 A cut steel fender and fire irons; anda wire guard , 1165 An oval table of yew tree—on carved legs /* 1166 A chess and backgammon table, with semicircular ends—on standards 1167 A set of chess men, of carved ivory—black and white 1168 A ditto—white and red—wanting one piece 1169 Parts of three sets of chess men; some backgammon men; and 2 grass — bags 1170 An ottoman, with squab and back cushions—covered with printed. cotton 1171 A ditto Ang @ a 1172 A bronze and or-moulu inkstand ; and a taper stand 1173 An inkstand ; and a paper weight 1174 A PIER TABLE, THE SLAB OF ANTIQUE MOSAIC—5 ft. aes “yy pe 2 ft. 6 in.—on a carved and gilt stand Lo Tenth Day’s Sale. 77 1175 A PIER TABLE, WITH A BEAUTIFUL SLAB OF PORPHYRY, on a stand of rosewood—partly vilt 1176 THE COMPANION TABLE ~ 1177 A pier table, with a slab of Italian scagliola, in colours, with birds, &c. 1178 The companion table 1179 A small pier table, with a slab—on a stand of rosewood 1180 ASMALL PIER TABLE, with slab, composed of rare antique marbles, with a plinth of curious woods—inlaid 1181 A dial, by Dutton 1182 A Japan cabinet, with folding doors and drawers—on a gilt stand 1183 Four pairs of rich crimson satin damask curtains, with fringes, cords, and tassels, and brass poles 1184 An easy chair and cushion, covered with green morocco ; and an extra cushion, and printed cotton covers 1185 A ditto, and cushion covered with printed cotton, and extra covers 1186 A mahogany ditto, with Gothic frame, and cushion 1187 A ditto 1188 A very handsome library chair, with rotatory seat, with carved back and legs 1189 A pair of window seats, covered with crimson damask, and chintz covers 1190 Five mahogany chairs, with leather seats 1191 A mahogany card table; and a footstool ANTIQUE BRONZES, MARBLES, ETRUSCAN VASES, &c. 1192 A pair of bell-shaped vases, of grey granite—18 in. high 1193 A pair of low tripod candlesticks, of bronze 1194 A pair of ditto 1195 A Chinese cup, of steatite—carved, and lined with metal 78 Tenth Days Sale. 1196 A Chinese cup, of steatite—carved, and lined with metal 1197 A smaller ditto, beautifully carved with vines and fruit 1198 A smaller ditto 1199 A squirrel eating grapes—a beautiful Chinese carving in steatite 1200 A pair of baths, of alabaster—on verde antique plinths 1201 A two-handled vase and cover, of alabaster 1202 A pair of enamelled basins; and a pair of old Japan dishes 1203 A pair of skreen mounts, of coloured feathers : z 2 1204 A small tazza, of rosso—on pedestal of breccia Africana cf Y f1205 Mars—in bronze antique AL, 1206 Hercules—antique—12 in, high a: HE 1207 Perseus—the companion bronze Vids 1208 Caracalla—whole length figure in bronze; on siallo nédaatal / : 1209 A pair of bronze storks, with serpents 1210 Two small bronze models—the temple of Vesta; and the temple of Jupiter kK. 1211 A beautiful small model of a fountain, in bronze, with four figures and a dolphin 1212 Two small Roman Imperial figures, in bronze 1213 Two small paper weights, of rosso; with hieroglyphies ; and 1, with an owl BY he +h 1214 A model of the biga in the Vatican—on marble plinth + : 1215 A pair of oriental blue bottles, sith lips; and a pair of eireular. dides _ for stands . 4 & by 216 An antique bronze bull, with marble pedestal Ase ee | 4 iy bean Fortune—a beautiful small bronze, on black marble pace . 3 1218 A tazzo, of giallo antico, with handles 1219 A ditto, of rosso Lf 1220 Ganymede—a beautiful antique bronze-—10 1 in. high, on 1 black, rarble F mt) Fal pedestal es Tenth Day's Sale. 79 "YY /4 _ 1221 A pair of or-moulu candelabra, for four lights each, of rich design a A pair of beautiful square pedestals, of alabaster, with reliefs of arabesques i. jf. of beautiful Italian work—in the taste of G. da Udine , ‘f 1223 Martiana Augusta, in the character of Venus, with bow of Cupid—an id se exquisite antique bronze, 9 in. high—on a pedestal of serpentine 1224 A pair of blue and white gourd-shaped bottles and covers, with Chinese - subjects 1225 A pair of circular old blue and white dishes /j yb Minerva—a beautiful small antique bronze, with a flowing drapery, with the egis—on a pedestal of black marble 4 Ps fine The sacred bull of Egypt—an antique bronze ona pedestal of giallo j : antico 1228 A paper weight, with a serpent, in bronze ; and 1, of oriental alabaster, ' with the swan 3 y 1229 A beautiful small group of six dancing cupids, in bronze—on marble plinth 1230 A beautiful small figure of Mercury, of antique bronze 1231 The Mercury of G. di Bologna—a small copy in bronze: and the fountain / 0 in the Piazza Navone, in home , 1232 Hygeia—a beautiful antique figure, 12 in. high—on a half column of black O.Ge marble 1233 A match pot, with Chinese animals in relief—a fine specimen of bamboo 4934 A smaller ditto—more elaborately carved with Chinese figures / 1235 A model of the tomb of Scipio, of giallo antico, with the inscription 1236 A model of one of the Egyptian obelisks, in Rome, with the hieroglyphics Vw ee and inscriptions, in rosso antico—2Zo in. high 1237 An obelisk and pedestal, of different antique marbles—29% in. high o/h v4 1238 A triangular obelisk—a beautiful specimen of rosso antico, 28 in. ‘ rey high 80 Tenth Days Sale. Vis 1239 A BEAUTIFUL VASE, of Egyptian form, with cover and upright handles, of antique oriental alabaster—20 in. high , . a ee ee ee 1210 AN EXQUISITE OVIFORM VASE, spirally fluted, with handles on the body of the vase is a frieze of dancing female figures, of the most beautiful workmanship—20 in. high 1241 A small bust of Caracalla—the head of rosso antico, the drapery of very % af YY Vy fine oriental alabaster, the socle of giallo—on pedestal, with two beautiful . wa | : reliefs of Cupid, of rosso antico 4 c fies A Roman Imperial bust—the head of rosso antico, the drapery of oriental 0th b alabaster—17 in. high 1243 ‘The companion bust 1244 A PAIR OF SMALL COLUMNS OF ANTIQUE GREEN ae J 0 MARBLE, with pedestals, plinths, and caps of different marbles— . 5 ft. high 1245 A NOBLE CISTERN, OF THE FINEST OLD ORIENTAL— ie v0... BLUE AND WHITE—I8in. high 1246 A pair of old blue and white dishes / 1247 A pair of octagonal garden seats, of the richest oriental enamel, with a : bosses and subjects of Chinese battles hi-0 1248 A pair of ditto, with plants and birds cae 1249 A pair of old oriental blue and white jars and covers, with plants and landscapes, in compartments—2Y in. high a va 1250 A pair of obelisks—beautiful specimens of Egyptian granite, on ppate a of different marbles , | 1251 A pair of candelabra, composed of female draped figures, of old French y/, by Ve bronze, bearing cornucopiz, with branches for three lights and a thyrsus, of or-moulu—each pedestal of statuary, with festoons and plinths of or-moulu 4). o 1252 The infant Hercules with the serpents—a small copy from the antique— in statuary marble, on a plinth of mona marble ee >> Deon Va A ee Tenth Day's Sale. 81 y [128 A disk, with a bacchanalian figure on an ass, supported by an antique G0 bronze hand—on a small column of porphyry 1254 Hercules with the Nemzan lion; a hook, of antique bronze, part of a Roman steelyard, on a half column of serpentine, on a plinth of black marble — AS 1255 Jupiter Tonans—a fine antique bronze, 12 in. high—on a half column of is 3 black marble 256 A small Roman Imperial bust, with a drapery of jaspar LH. y of jos 2957 A column and pedestal of breccia Africana, with capital and base of giallo antico—5 ft. high 1258 A cinque-cento bronze lamp, partly gilt, surmounted with a figure of Judith with the head of Holofernes 1259 A ship’s thermometer, by Breguet 60 A coffre, of ebony, with six slabs of the finest Florentine mosaics in lapis 2 Zf /. x lazuli, jaspar, &c. 1261 A jar,of lava—mounted with metal, plated; and an old Japan plate f. — 1262 A coffre, of old raised Japan, with engraved silver mountings ? 1263 A marble tazza, the handles of twisted snakes—on pedestal—4 ft. high ; 1264 Marcus Aurelius—the equestrian statue from the Capitol—in bronze, on / : statuary marble pedestal j? / 1265 Constantive, from the equestrian statue at St. Peter’s—in bronze, on 7 ; statuary pedestal % /, 1266 THESEUS—A BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE BRONZE FIGURE, é 35 in. high 1267 Two old blue and white oriental jars fo 1268 A tazza, on a pedestal, on the plinth of which are masks in cameo, and sea horses, composed of different specimens of lava from Vesuyius M 82 Tenth Day's Sale. 1269 A pair of small tazzas, with handles of rosso 1270 A small bath, of rosso ae | 1271 Asmall oval tazza and pedestal, of oriental alabaster; a lion paper weight on plinth of verde antique; and a book, of rosso antico Vig J oe 1272 Hercules destroying the monster Gorgon—a fine old Italian bronze ANCIENT GREEK POTTERY. IN EAST CORRIDOR. 1274 A Campana vase, with a banquet on the front, and mutes on the reverse— 16 in. high—found at Nola J; sae 1275 A beautiful two-handled vase, of fine clay, with a priestess inated ona ; bull, on the front and the reverse—found at Canino—18 in. high 1276 A two-handled vase, with a warrior receiving a cup from a priestess, and the same subject differently treated on the reverse—18 in. high 1277 A vase, of beautiful form, with a warrior standing by his horse, and listen- ing to a minstrel, behind whom is a faun: on the reverse ate three figures—1L5in. high 1278 An upright vase, with two handles—painted with hoops, of Carthaginian ware—l13 in. high 1279 An urceus, of coarse ware—13 in, high 1280 A beautiful urceus, found at Canino—witha sik of Silenus with a female figure, and a faun 1281 A Campana vase, found at Canino—with paintings of sa and Ariadne—12 in. high 1282 A three-handled vase, of beautiful form, with two female figures Aocorting a column— 15 in. high : Tenth Day's Sale. 83 : 1283 A magnificent vase, with upright handles, with masks and necks of swans: ) 2 on the front is a group of seven figures, with Dido and Auneas, and a WY bacchanalian group on the reverse: on the neck of the vase are chimerez : —24 in. high 1284 A beautiful vase, of the finest clay, with three handles; and a group of /, J seven figures in a procession : on the shoulder are warriors with a biga 7 —very fine—19 in. high End of Tenth Day’s Sale. N.B.—The ELEVENTH Day’s Sate will be on Tuespay the 29th. m2 CELLAR OF WINES. ra ~ ut + I ee . : . ¥ ~ S ¢ w ‘ j . ¥ a “ Eleventh Day's Sale. —)—— On TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. eee () SHERRY. 1 Three dozens of Sherry, (Smith,) bottled in 1845 Bin 14 2 Three ditto 3 Three ditto 4 Three ditto 5 Three ditto 6 Three ditto 7 Three ditto 8 Three ditto 9 Three ditto, more or less 10 Three dozens of Sherry, 1842 } Bin 62 11 Three ditto 12 Three ditto 13 Three ditto 14 Three ditto 15 Three ditto 16 Three ditto 17 Three ditto, more or less fe ees 88 3 Eleventh Day's Sale. AMONTILLADO SHERRY. 18 ‘Three dozens of Amontillado Sherry, 1818 eae se : 19 Three ditto een 20 Three ditto 21 Three ditto 22 Three ditto 23 Three ditto 24 Three ditto 25 Three ditto %s 26 Three ditto 27 Four ditto, more or less | 28 Three dozens of Amontillado Sherry, 1818 29 Three ditto 30 Three ditto — 31 Three ditto 32 Three ditto 33 Three ditto 34 Three ditto 35 Three ditto, more or less_ Pe. ee PORT — 36 Three dozens of Port, (Smith,) 1845 37 Three ditto 38 Three ditto 39 Three ditto as eg 40 Three ditto Eleventh Day’s Sale. 41 Three dozens of Port, (Smith), 1845 42 Three ditto, more or less 43 Three dozens of Port, (Smith,) 1845 44 Three ditto : 45 Three ditto 46 Three ditto 47 Three ditto 48 Three ditto 49 Three ditto 50 Three ditto 51 Three ditto 52 Three dittu 53 Two ditto, more or less CLARET. 54 Three dozens of Latour, 1834 55 ‘Three ditto 56 Three ditto 57 Three ditto 58 Two ditto, more or less 59 Three dozens of Latour, (Brooks,) 1834, bottled in 1843 60 Three ditto 61 Three ditto 62 Three ditto 63 Three ditto, more or less 64 Two dozens of Lafitte, 1835, more or less 65 Three dozens of Latfitte, 1834 S9 Bin 18 Bin 20 Bin 1 Bin 67 Bins 26 Bin 77 ae 90 | Eleventh Day’s Sale. a 66 Three dozens of Lafitte, 1834 : 67 Three ditto 68 Three ditto tA 69 Three ditto se 70 Three ditto “ ) 71 Three ditto uaa 72 Three ditto ; a 73 Three ditto, more or less 74 Three dozens of Chateau Margaux, 1834 75 Three ditto fae 76 Three ditto 77 Three ditto 78 Three ditto 79 Four ditto, more or less Ee 80 Three dozens of Claret i 3 81 Three ditto 2 7 82 Three ditto ge 83 Three ditto 84 Three ditto 85 Three ditto 86 Three ditto ei A ae = nf « ome 87 Three ditto Ee bil ead ; Ps | 88 Three ditto i a 89 Three ditto ah 90 ‘Three ditto = 91 Three ditto 92 Three ditto 93 Two ditto, more or less Eleventh Day’s Sale. CHAMPAGNE. 94 Two dozens of Sillery Mousseux, (De Massine and De Loisson) 95 Two ditto 96 Two ditto, more or less 97 Two dozens of Sillery Mousseux 98 Two ditto 99 Two ditto, more or less 100 Two dozens of Sillery Mousseux 101 Two ditto 102 Two ditto 103 Two ditto 104 Two ditto 105 Two ditto 106 Three ditto, more or less 107 Two dozens of Champagne, 1845 108 Two ditto | 109. Two ditto 110 Two ditto 111 Two ditto 112 Three ditto, more or less HOCK. 113 Two dozens of Johannesberg Cabinet Wine, 1819 114 Two ditto 115 Three ditto, more or less 116 Two dozens of Johannesberg (Behrend’s) 117 Two anda half ditto, more or less 9] Bin 2 Bin 6 Bin 8 Bin 98 Bin 34 Bin 32 92 Eleventh Day’s Sale. 118 'Three.dozens of Marckobronner, 1822 119 Three ditto 120 Two ditto 121 ‘Two ditto, more or less 122 Three dozens of Cabinet Rothenberger 123 Three ditto 124 Three ditto 125 Three ditto 126 Two ditto, more or less SPIRITS. 127 One dozen of Brandy 128 One ditto 129 One ditto 130 One ditto 131 One and a half ditto 132 One dozen of Brandy 133 Ten bottles of ditto 134 Eleven bottles of White Brandy 135 One dozen and a half of Peach Brandy 136 One dozen of Rum 137 One ditto 138 One and a half ditto, more or less 139 One dozen of Rum, more or less 140 One dozen of very old Rum 141 One ditto 142 One ditto Bin 54 Bin 55 Bin 2 Shelf Front, Bin 34 Front, Bin 60 Bin 102 Eleventh Day’s Sale. 93 143 One dozen of very old Rum Bin 57 144 One ditto 145 One ditto 146 One ditto 147 Eight bottles of ditto, more or less 148 One dozen of Hollands, &c. Bin 106 149 One ditto | 150 One ditto, more or less 151 One dozen of Whiskey, more or less Bin 42 End of Eleventh Day's Sale. Twelfth Day's Sale. o-— On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1848, — AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. o--—— SHERRY. 152 Three dozens of Sherry, (Cunningham,) 1845 Bin 7 153 Three ditto 154 Three ditto 155 Three ditto 156 Three ditto 157 Three ditto 158 Three ditto 159 Three ditto 160 Three ditto 161 Three ditto 162 Two ditto, more or less 163 Three dozens of Sherry, (Cunningham,) 1845 Bin 9 164 ‘Three ditto 165 Three ditto 166 Three ditto 167 Three ditto 168 Three and a half ditto, more or less Pee Pee ee ee er Pr eee. Twelfth Day’s Sale. 95 169 Three dozens of Sherry, (Smith,) 1845 Bin 10 170 Three ditto 171 Three ditto 172 Three ditto 173 Three ditto 174 Three ditto 175 Three ditto 176 Three ditto 177 Two ditto, more or less AMONTILLADO SHERRY. 178 Three dozens of Amontillado Sherry Bin 1] 179 Three ditto 180 Three ditto 181 Three ditto 182 Four ditto, more or less 183 Three dozens of Amontillado Sherry ) | Bin 68 184 Three ditto | 185 Three ditto 186 Three ditto 187 Two ditto, more or less PORT. 188 Three dozens of Port, (Smith,) 1842 Bin 49 189 Three ditto , 190 Three ditto 191 Three ditto 192 Three ditto - | Twelfth Day's Sale. : 193 Three dozens of Port, (Smith,) 1842 4 194 Three ditto _ ; 195 Three ditto 196 Two ditto, more or less 197 Three dozens of Port, (Brooks,) 1845 198 Three ditto 199 Three ditto 200 ‘Three ditto 201 Three ditto 202 Three ditto 203 Three ditto 204 Two ditto, more or less 205 Three dozens of White Port, more or less e. : : CLARET. ee 206 Three dozens of Claret, (Cunnningham,) 1845 ‘ 207 Three ditto 208 Three ditto 209 Three ditto 210 Three ditto 3 211 Three ditto oe 212 Three ditto a 213 Three ditto | 214 Three ditto ee 8215 ‘Thies ditto A 216 Three ditto 217 Two ditto, more or less Twelfth Day's Sale. 97 218 Three dozens of Chateau Rauzan, (Cunningham,) 18495 Bin 101] 219 Three ditto 220 Three ditto 221 Two ditto, more or less 222 One dozen of Claret, Bin 48; and 1 dozen and 3 bottles of Claret Bin 103 223 Three dozens of Lafitte, (Cunningham,) 1841, bottled in 1845 Bin 97 224 Three ditto 225 Three ditto 226 Three ditto 227 Three ditto 228 Two ditto, more or less 229 Three dozens of Claret Cases 230 Three ditto 231 Three ditto 932, Three ditto 233 Three ditto . 234 Three ditto 235 ‘Three ditto 236 Three ditto 237 Three ditto 238 Three ditto 239 Three ditto 240 Three ditto 241 Three ditto 242 Three ditto 243 Three ditto 244 Three ditto fr 7 io ss > * = 1 eS Sareea iS 50 oto) Ue a in rt oe , 4 98 | Twelfth Day's Sale. 245 'Three dozens of Claret 246 Three ditto 247 Three ditto 248 ‘Three ditto 249 Three ditto 250 Three ditto 251 Three ditto 252 Three ditto 253 Three ditto | 254 Three ditto, more orless ~ — SERCIAL. 255 Three dozens of Sercial, 1815 256 Three ditto 257 ‘Three ditto 258 Three ditto 259 Three ditto 260 Three ditto 261 Four ditto, more or less CONSTANTIA. 262 Two dozens and a half of Red Constantia—in pints, more 263 Two dozens of Red Constantia 264 Three ditto, more or less 265 ‘Two dozen quarts of Red Constantia 266 Two ditto 267 Two ditto Twelfth Day's Sale. 99 268 Two dozen quarts of Red Constantia Bin 78 269 Two ditto, more or less 270 Two dozens of Red Constantia—in pints 271 ‘Two ditto, more or less 272 Two dozens of White Constantia Bin 88 273 Two ditto, more or less 274 Two dozens of White Constantia—in pints, more or less Bin 91 275 Two dozens of Waite Constantia—in pints, more or less . Bin 92 276 Three dozen pints of Red Constantia Bin 29 277 Three ditto 278 Three ditto 279 Three ditto 280 Three ditto 281 Three ditto 282 Three ditto 283 Three ditto, more or less SPIRITS. 284 One dozen of Sirop di Ponche Bin: 108 985 One ditto, more or less 286 One dozen of Shrub Bin 16 287 One ditto 288 One ditto 289 One ditto 290 One ditto 291 One ditto 292 One ditto 293 One and a half ditto, more or less 100 Twelfth Day's Sale. 294 One dozen of Shrub, more or less | Bin 50 295 One dozen of Arrack Bin 35 296 One dozen of ditto 297 Hight bottles of ditto, more or less LIQUEURS. 298 One dozen of Cherry Brandy, more or less Bin 94 299 One dozen pints of Usquebagh, 1807 Bin 96 300 Four pints of Usquebagh; and 1 quart and 6 pints of Kirsebeer liqueur Bin 95 301 Three bottles of Maraschino—very old, Bin 113; and 7 others Bin 117 302 ‘Twelve bottles of Liqueurs Bin 113 203 Twelve ditto ) Bin 117 304 Two bottles of Maraschino ; and 10 quarts of Liqueurs Bin 53 CYDER AND ALE. | 305 One dozen and 11 bottles of Cyder Ground 306 Three dozens and 11 bottles of ditto ditto 307 Two dozens and 9 bottles of Ale ~~ _ Bin 43 End of Twelfth Day’s Sale. Thirteenth Day’s Sale. 0o-—--—— On THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. 0 SERVICES OF GILT GLASS. 4 Wn // ~~ 1285 Four claret decanters SN) 1286 Two water jugs; and 2 glasses and covers 1287 Two ditto; and ditto 1288 Two ditto; and ditto 1289 Four claret decanters 1290 Two water jugs, and 2 globular ditto ; and 10 finger glasses 1291 Four claret decanters y. 1292 Ten caraffes; 18 tumblers; and 12 finger glasses 1293 Ten caraffes; 18 tumblers; and 12 finger glasses 4 1294 Eighteen tall green glasses, and 18 short 1295 Twelve tall glasses, and 26 short ditto F ¥4 oe 1296 Twelve goblets; and 12 finger glasses iLO 1297 Twenty-four tall white wine glasses 1298 Thirty-six short ditto 1299 Forty-two ditto a 1300 Twelve goblets; 12 custard cups; and 12 liqueur glasses 102 Thirteenth Day’s Sale. 1301 Twelve custard cups; 12 liqueur glasses ; and 8 wine glasses 1502 ‘Twelve custard cups; 12 liqueur glasses; and 21 wine glasses 1303 ‘Twelve liqueur glasses, with thin stems; and 24 wine glasses 1304 ‘Twelve liqueur glasses; and 33 champagne glasses 1305 Twelve liqueur glasses—four different; and 24 champagne glasses 1306 Twenty-two champagne glasses ; and 12 liqueur glasses 1307 Twenty-four liqueur glasses 1308 Four decanters, tinted yellow; 4 liqueur glasses ; 6 champagne glasses ; and 18 wine glasses STATE BATH ROOM. 1309 A new Brussels carpet, 5 yds. by 4 yds. 1310 A hearth rug; a fender, fire arms, and a guard; a bell pull; and a piece of matting 1311 A pair of window curtains, and drapery of crimson silk damask, and ma- hogany cornice 1312 A mahogany table; and 3 chairs, with cane seats 1313 A table—the top composed of various marbles—on a carved and gilt stand 1314 A shower bath—painted white and gold 1315 A mahogany washing stand, with marble top and drawers 1316 Two basins and ewers; 2 other pleces——white and gold ; and a foot pan. } 1317 A mahogany cupboard; and a ditto towel horse 1318 A teapot, milk pot, basin, and 2 cups and saucers, of Dresden porcelain— painted with flowers 518*An oval tray, and a milk pot and stand—Dresden—painted with flowers 1319 A pair of vases, of Worcester porcelain—pierced at the shoulders for pot- pourri, and beautifully painted with shells cl Se A pair of vases, and covers—painted with poetical subjects; anda a éf 3 smaller ditto, with cupids H ry i 1. i € et i i ; {ee » ure Thirteenth Day's Sale. 103 kA pair of cups and saucers, of Derby porcelain—painted with flowers; and a large cup, cover, and saucer—painted with Cupid p- of 77 1322 An oriental figure, on a carved and gilt bracket 1322* A pier glass, ina richly carved frame BUCKINGHAM ROOMS. BEDROOMS. 2 1326 A very handsome Brussels carpet—new, 64 yds. by 63 yds. 7g 1327 A hearth rug ‘ -~~"1328 A brass wire fender and fire irons; a guard; a coal box; and a bell pull 1329 Two pairs of very rich blue satin damask curtains, with bouquets of flowers in colours, with draperies, and white and gold cornices, cords, and tassels Gal A pair of ditto, and drapery to the arched recess Two jugs and 3 basins; brush and sponge trays; foot pan; large basin and vase—white and gold 1332 A mahogany sofa bedstead, with squab, back cushions, and two bolsters, covered with crimson silk damask 1333 A feather bed, and 2 pillows 1334 Three blankets 1335 A Marsielles quilt Ly 1336 A fauteuil—white and gold, with stuffed seat and back, covered with 4 crimson satin damask, and holland cover 3 me 1337 A pair of chairs—the gilt frames carved with lions’ masks and feet, stuffed backs and seats, covered with crimson silk damask : a 1338 A set of four chairs, with carved backs and legs, with lions’ masks and feet, ef the seats covered with crimson Utrecht velvet 9 An elegant oval dressing glass, 24 in. by 18 in .—the frame of white pad /. Js gold, carved ay Pa ye by 104 Thirteenth Day's Sale. CG om V- “1340 A dressing stool—richly carved and gilt, and covered with crimson silk damask | , oy P / (yh 1341 A shower bath—japanned, white and gold fe a 1342 A cheval glass, 47 in. by 27 in.—in mahogany frame yi : fh 1343 A cut-glass chandelier for eight lights—of old pattern 4b 17 1344 A beautiful chimney glass, 40 in. by 29 in.—with openwork gilt frame, and glass border Vk F _ 1345 A pier glass, 34 in. by 26 in.—in a superb gilt frame, carved with boys supporting the Doge’s cap, and seated among foliage Yy ys ih 1346 A slab of Florentine mosaic, with birds—3 ft. 3k in. by 1 ft. 4 in.—on an ebonized stand, with gilt ornaments Y/ // \8A7,A ditt, 90.114 in, by Al } 1348 A cabinet—the door and sides with three large panels, of black and gold Ae ‘ JL, japan lacquer, bordered with tortoiseshell, inlaid with buhl work, with rich ornaments of or-moulu, and surmounted by a slab of breccia hs 1349 A table, with two drawers—the top and sides of rich marqueterie of ivory, vA SE VA D mother-o’pearl, and wood—engraved with birds and animals—on spirally carved legs—4 ft. 9 in, by 2 ft. 9 in. eo vA 1350 A cover for the same—of pressed tapestry work 1351 A rosewood commode—the glazed folding doors and panels with blue silk, with a slab of serpentine marble, with white border—4 ft. 6 in. by 2 ft. 7 in. ye /, i 1352 A small oval table—of marqueterie, with a shelf, and white marble slab, tr with brass rim | 3 vA q. 1353 A ditto 1354 An ebony cabinet—the doors and panels of black and gold Japan lacquer, y, with or-moulu ornaments, and a slab of oriental alabaster—4 ft. 3in. VY. he, by 1 ft. 6 in, : | 1355 Aknee-hole writing table, with five drawers—the fronts, ends, and borders of ©, ie J. Yl the top, of marqueterie, with or-moulu ornaments—the top covered with leather—4 ft, 11 in. by 2 ft. 64 in, | : Thirteenth Day’s Sale. 105 1356 An inkstand, of metal gilt, with silver fillagree ornaments, supported on four wae Yy- lions, with four inkstands and a bell of Italian spar—formerly belonging to Pope Sixtus V, > bh 1357 A pair of gilt liqueur bottles; and a tumbler | / 1358 A centre vase—on a pedestal; and 2 cups, of English ens a8 pam 4 0 with subjects 1359 A pair of large vases --painted with cupids 3 h 1360 A pair of alabaster ficures—on pedestals, of Aristides and Cicero — 1861 A pair of ditto—Homer and Socrates 1362 A pair of Wedgwood vases, and a dish—painted in imitation of Etruscan ware; a glass lustre; and a glass dish 1363 7 /, LU. A vase of Derbyshire spar ANTE ROOM. 1364 A cut-glass lustre—on brass stand, for five lights 1365 Two basins; 2 jugs; brush and sponge trays—of ironstone ware 1366 A large oriental blue and white jar and cover 1367 Two small ditto—different patterns | BUCKINGHAM SITTING ROOM. 1368 A handsome Brussels carpet—new—6 yds. by 3} yds.; and a piece to the Ante-Room - 1569 A hearth rug; and a footstool 1370 A fender and fire irons; a guard; a pair of skreens; and a coal box ; 2 gig) 1371 A pair of blue silk curtains and draperies; and white and gold cornice rox 1372 A pier glass, in two plates—the larger 59 in. by AT i in.—in a gilt frame sf 1373 A sofa, with blue cloth cover—richly embroidered with gold, formerly the Aly, GY > fs ~ elephant howdah, of Tippo Saib, given by the Marquess of Wellesley pP 106 Thirteenth Day's Sale. 24 1374 A carved and gilt fauteuil—the seat and back covered with crimson VA ‘a figured satin damask, and holland cover Ws ns, i A375 A ditto—carved with lions’ heads and gilt, covered with crimson silk damask WS he 1376 A pair of chairs—carved with lions’ heads, coveréd with the same 1377 An invalid chair, with wheels 1378 A portable ditto kn 1379 A carved and gilt pier table | y, ee 1380 A ditto, with a slab of breccia, 3 ft. 4 in. by 1 ft. 103 in. 1381 An octagonal table, of pollard oak—the border, pillar, and plinth inlaid 1382 A silk patchwork table cover , ef Vi, 1383 An oak tray—very boldly carved, with foliage in pai ot ug 1384 A japan cabinet, with figures and birds in mother-o’ pearl, with folding ag Vy doors enclosing drawers, on a japan stand A385 A square shagreen case, with silver lock and mounting, containing four Zp. fs bottles ON1286 A ditto, containing two bottles Lt 4 1387 A pair of vases, of oriental alabaster; and a pair of lustres 1388 Three black oriental cups; a pair of Wedgwood cups and saucers; and a tazza CHAPEL PASSAGE. 1389 The floorcloth—98 yds. by 23 yds. 1390 A pair of carved mahogany arm chairs | Ms: W 1391 A pair of carved and gilt tripods, of very beautiful ee 1392 A pair of cut-glass lustres: and a lamp, with balance weight 1393 A pair of French candelabra for four lights, each of bronze and’ or-tioulti | a 1394 A pair of carved and gilt tripod stands—in rich old taste Vn ts 1395 A pier table, with a slab of Sienna marble, supported upon a ¢arved eagle Thirteenth Day’s Sale. 107 Y, Lp 1396 A bronze model of the column in the Place Vendome, with the effigy of Napoleon under the pedestal, and a description of the column / V4, 1397 A table, with veined marble slab, on japan stand 1398 A SUPERB GROUP, IN OR-MOULU, IN HONOUR OF THE - DP DUKE OF WELLINGTON—modelled by the celebrated sculptor es}, Vi, SCHADOW. Inthe centre is a sitting figure of Britannia, holding a spear in one hand and a winged figure of Victory in the other; at her feet are female figures, emblematic of the four rivers ‘Tagus, Ebro, Garonne, and Seine, victoriously passed by the Duke of Wellington; on the bronze plinth is inscribeda—‘* Georgio Regnante—Wellington ” VESTIBULE TO GRENVILLE DRAWING ROOM. —¢4 1399 A crimson Brussels carpet-—6 yds. by 73 yds. eo 1200 A pair of small sofas—carved and gilt, covered with flowered satin damask 1401 A bronze three-burner lamp, with weight 1402 A holland and a damask carpet cover; and 3 mats 2 e 1403 A NOBLE ARMOIRE, with openwork folding doors: of rich design— oF subjects chased in the side panels, gilt—10 ft. high by 5 ft, 4 in. wide 1404 THE COMPANION ARMOIRE 1405 A pair of or-moulu girandoles, for two lights each 1406 A Chinese quilted bed cover, of crimson and green silk 1407 A large and fine Persian table cover—11 ft. 9 in. by 5 ft. 6 in. (1408 A ditto—smaller—S8 ft. 3 in. by 4 ft. 9 in. a End of Thirteenth Day's Sale. r2 Fourteenth Day’s Sale. 0 On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. VESTIBULE TO THE EAST COLONNADE. %/. 1414 A crimson Brussels carpet, 4 yds. by 34 yds.; and a rug ts Ni 1415 A pair of Utrecht velvet curtains, of flowered pattern, with brass pole 1416 A mahogany card table; a wood basket ; and a piece of floorcloth 1417 A mahogany cabriole chair, with cane back and seat 1418 A piece of crimson Venetian carpet; a coal box; and a wood basket. 1419 A curtain, of Gobelin tapestry, with a subject after Boucher b Von ~ 1420 A small cabinet, of japan lacquer, with folding doors enclosing drawers and recesses for china __ 4) he Ver A larger cabinet, of very fine old raised japan, with folding doors enclosing ten large drawers oY, of 1422 A pier table, the slab composed of rare marbles, with a view of N aples in scagliola, supported on a carved tree, with a monkey, gilt vA ie wi 1423 A table, ona tripod stand, the slab composed of rare antique marbles > i te 1424 A pair of low ebony chairs, with square backs oe i v7, 1425 A pair of very beautiful ebony chairs, covered with elaborate carving of - figures of arabesques, on spirally turned legs and frames a, am Af We 2MO J {0 es Fourteenth Day's Sale. 109 1426 A pair of small columns and pedestals, composed of different rare marbles —5 ft. high 1427 A pair of cut-glass lustres—vase shaped 1428 A pair of globular jars, of old blue and white; and a circular japan box, and cover 1429 A pair of rich old Japan jars—1 imperfect 1430 A pair of small cups, richly enamelled with figures; and another pair, with handles 1431 A Joss, of brown ware; 6 very small cups; and an enamel cup, of a different pattern 1432 Four basins, with spoons of Chinese lacquer ; and 4 smaller basins 1433 Eight small cups, of two sizes 1434 A pair of or-moulu girandoles for three lights each 1435 A cistern, of fine old burnt-in oriental porcelain 7 1436 A bronze portable stove, by Harpur and Joyce ANCIENT CHINESE BRONZES. 1437 A pair of small beakers, on rosewood stands; and a small square cup, surface ornamented 1438 A pair of stands for wax lights, of lotus form, on tripods of kylins’ heads 1439 Two small square beakers, on rosewood stands 1440 A square vase, with upright handles, on legs—the surface partly gilt 1441 A pair of square vases, of unusual form—pierced for incense, and sur- mounted by kylins—the vases surmounted on four legs each 1442 A mule, richly caparisoned with silver chain and bells 1443 A very fine square beaker, 16 in. high, the surface ornamented, and raised ornaments at the angles—on rosewood stand J/ Se 1444 A circular vase, 13 in. high, with handles, the surface elaborately orna- mented—on a rosewood stand 110 Fourteenth Day's Sale. ag re 1445 The sacred cow, bearing a polished metal mirror, the reverse of which has animals in relief | cL. Yi, 1446 An Indian deity, cut in a large block of rock crystal / // / 1447 A man presenting a petition to a Chinese mandarin Wa oe 1448 A very ancient gourd-shaped vase, 17 in. high, the surface engraved, and kylins raised upon the shoulder—on rosewood stand / L . — 1449 A noble bronze kylin, of unusual size—on a rosewood stand . GRENVILLE DRAWING ROOM, Ys t, y/ LZ o 1450 A capital Turkey carpet, 114 yds. by 6 yds. 1451 A crimson Brussels rug 1452 A steel and or-moulu fender; a set of fire irons; and a guard 1453 The crimson Brnssoks carpet round the room, about 38 yds. i oy. 1454 A four-burner lamp, with glass dish and chain, and a balance weight | ee) a 1455 A pier glass, 93 in. by 42 in., with slide slips—inga gilt frame J, 3. _ 1456 The companion glass - 4 S, 1457 A gilt pier table—boldly carved with masks and foliage, with a slab of ori- Py) Loe ental alabaster, bordered with statuary—6 ft. 2 in. long, and 28 ft. wide |b, / 4 * 1458 The companion table | Z vi 1459 A set of three window curtains, and draperies of erimson and white silk (Ed A gear tabaret ee ae covered with flowered satin damask 1461 A pair of ditto, and holland coyers . rg, Sb 2MD : 1462 Three ditto, covered with flowered velvet in colours, and chintz covers 1460 A pair of fauteuils, with carved and gilt frames—the seats and backs AM. a o 1463 A ditto, covered with crimson silk damask, and chintz cover. ,, 1464 Anarm chair, with white and gold frame—the back and seat corered with vp £4 of se ane flowered satin damask | . . A& = = y, | yi , 2 - Fourteenth Day’s Sale. lil 1465 An easy chair, with cushion, covered with damask 1466 A pair of carved stools, supported by figures, covered with flowered satin damask 1467 A pair of richly carved oak chairs, with high backs—the seats covered with flowered satin damask 1467*A pair of ditto 1468 Six mahogany chairs—the seats covered with leather } 1469 A mahogany portfolio stand 1470 A fire skreen, with carved and gilt frame—panelled, with a subject in tapestry, after Teniers 1471 A curtain, of Gobelin tapestry, with a subject after Boucher; and brass poles | | _ 1472 A pair of carved and gilt-pier tables iy’ lag 4 1473 A pair of carved ditto, the tops of japan lacquer 1474 A pair of crimson cloth curtains 1475 A very handsome knee-hole table, of nol fo ab ieee with masks Lh] covered with leather—6 ft. 4 in. long, 2 ft, 10 in. wide yl yw and ornaments of or-moulu, and five drawers, the centre of the top iy Let ez 1476 A table cover—richly worked in gold and colours 1477 A tortoiseshell and buhl inkstand, with or-moulu ornaments 1478 A worked blotting-book cover 1479 A two-burner or-moulu lamp, supported on an eagle, and square pedestal 1480 A ditto 1481 A pair of grey granite vases, 174 in. high are A pair of ditto 1483 An oriental burnt-in bowl; and 2 square tea canisters 1484 A pair of tripod incense burners, with goats’ heads of Saxon porcelain J ye ys 1485 A pair of vases, with upright handles and-masks of the same — 112 Fourteenth Day's Sale. 4 af 1486 An enamelled teapot; and’6 cups and saucers, of different patterns; anda v7. et , pair of cups, without saucers of. AT. 1487 A burnt-in teapot; and 10 oriental cups and saucers, of different patterns Lh. 1488 A pair of rare and very Pematlal beakers; with plants and chrysanthemums enamelled in compartments, with lips and feet of or-moulu 1489 A Chinese cup, of steatite, with vines in relief 1490 An old Japan jar 1491 A pair of ditto beakers | 24 0 1492 A pair of old Japan circular dishes; and a green enamel ditto Wy, 4 1493 A Dresden two-handle cup and cover, with handles beautifully painted — Ys ‘ gy with Venus and Bacchus, and trophies | 1494 A beautiful dejeuné, of old Dresden—exquisitely painted with subjects of YY se cupids—consisting of a square plateau, teapot, milk pot, sugar basin, " two tea canisters, sugar basin and cover, two stands, and four tea cups and saucers 1495 An exquisite chocolate cup and cover, of the rarest old Sevres bleu du Roi, WV c covered with a net work of gold, and painted with cupids and exotic birds, in compartments 1496 A COSTLY PIER TABLE, with a solid slab, 5 ft.2 in, by 2 ft. 9 in, oe of Egyptian porphyry : the frame ‘is supported by two antique chimera, of Of. ae the finest oriental alabaster—the table stands upon a plinth, with a looking glass at the back | . | te; | , 1497 A pair of ebony pier cabinets, the panels carved with sacred subjects, with / tf ag v6 S, friezes of children, and masks of or-moulu—the slabs of Verona marble Lo 7 1498 A pair of candelabra of fiye lights each, supported by bacchanalian Stace figures—in bronze vA eae A pair of oriental porcelain vases, covered with Chinese landscapes and : wh a figures, in the finest Japan lacquer and mother-o’pearl—17 in, high 1500 A pair of very large and deep old blue dishes—imperfect—mounted as a table | : : Fourteenth Day’s Sale. 113 i | /) 1501 A pair of praefericula, of Savres bleu du Roi—the handles of female figures y : and mountings of or-moulu—upon Sy res plinths /}) 1502 A beautiful French clock, of statuary marble and bisquit, with Genius and Science directing Youth—designed and executed by Vulliamy, 1787 1503 A SUPERB CANDELABRUM formed of branches of lillies, with : Y. gaA nozzles for ten lights, supported by a group of two boys—beautifully bhawe cowb modelled—on a pedestal with festoons of or-moulu L/L 1504 THE COMPANION CANDELABRUM 1505 A MAGNIFICENT PEDESTAL, of the richest buhl and or-moulu; vA, gn with festoons and masks | 1506 THE COMPANION PEDESTAL — ‘4 _ 1507 Seventeen enamel and burnt-in oriental plates, of different sizes and patterns 1508 Seventeen ditto 1509 Seven oriental bowls, -of different patterns 1510 Three large old blue and white circular dishes 1511 Three ditto WEST CORRIDOR. PLANTAGENET LANDING AND STAIRS. (Hp 1512 A crimson Brussels carpet,10 yds. by 3 yds. 1513 A mahogany frame, with a marble slab—broken 1514 A mahogany round-back chair 1515 About 19 yards of very handsome Brussels stair carpet ; and 32 brass wires PA 1516 A pair of alabaster vases, with masks and white and gold pedestals— V1. carved with lions’ heads =// J). 1517 A lanthorn, with or-moulu frame 1518 A Brussels carpet, of marble pattern—about 53 yds. 114 Fourteenth Day's Sale. 1519 Two damask carpet covers 1521 A five-leaf japan skreen | f a 1522 A pair of superb carved and gilt tripods—6 ft. 6 in. high hg 1523 A two-burner or-moulu lamp 1524 A ditto f- _. 1525 A carved and gilt pier table, with a green marble slab Yf, / g _ 1526 A black marble tazza, with handles—with a mask inside, on giallo foot fh _ 1527 A pair of ancient hall chairs—carved in oak / 1528 A pair ditto, with figures 3 1529 A pair, of different pattern 1530 ‘Two chairs, of different patterns , f 1531 A hall table, with a slab of veined marble, 7 ft. long—on a gilt stand— Y carved in beautiful taste EAST CORRIDOR, AND NUGENT STAIRCASE. 1532 A MAGNIFICENT CLOCK—the works contained in a vase of white marble : they are indicated by a figure of Truth. From the vase spring f- Vi ae branches of poppies, with nozzles for seven lights: the pedestal, of white marble, is enriched with festoons of fruits and flowers, and mould- ings of or-moulu, and a plinth of Verona marble.} This beautiful piece of decorative furniture is 7 ft. 6 in. high 7 1533 St. John with the lamb, kissing the hand of the infant Christ—a beautiful gL. Ze. ee group by J. de Cock | //. // 1534 A bath, of black and gold marble—on lions’ feet of giallo antico J Gf, 7.1535 The companion Zi 1536 A Brussels carpet, of marble pattern—about 60 square yards 7 ‘1537 A set of six very beautiful old mahogany chairs—the backs carved with ay we : lion’s masks—the seats covered with ancient needlework Fourteenth Day’s Sale. 115 7 VA Uy - A 1538 A pair of mahogany stools, to correspond with the chairs—the seats covered Sf. with needlework, and the date 1681 y J {> 1539 A pair of pier tables—the marble slabs, with three Florentine mosaics i : each—on elaborately carved and gilt stands, of Italian taste 1540 A pier table, with a shaped slab of marble—on a handsome carved and Yj 1/ gilt stand 1541 A small pier table, with a black and gold marble slab, on a carved and / 0. gilt stand ) 1542 A pair of pier tables, with slabs of grey granite—the frames carved and ob a gilt—in beautiful taste 1543 A pair of pier tables, with solid slabs of breccia—the frames of bamboe 73. LL. pattern—gilt 1544 A pier table, with a slab of black and gold marble—the frame carved 2 and gilt with festoons—in very rich old taste | | 1545 A pair of hall tables, with slabs of veined marble—on gilt stands Ze 1546 A lamp, with four burners, of or-moulu, with ground glass pan and shades — and balance weight ; . 1547 A damask cover for the carpet; a piece of India matting; and 2 skin mats 1548 A very handsome mahogany table, constructed to contain a pair of brary |. a ke 2 geleiee steps End of Fourteenth Day’s Sale. Q2 Fifteenth Day’s Sale. ene (} oem On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1848, AT TWELVE O CLOCK PRECISELY. 0 SHERRY. 308 Three dozens of Sherry Bin 63 309 Three ditto 310 Three ditto 311 Three ditto 312 Three ditto 313 Three ditto 314 Three ditto 315 Three ditto, more or less 316 Three dozens of Sherry Bin 65 317 Three ditto 318 Three ditto 319 Three ditto 320 Three ditto 321 Three ditto 322 Three ditto 323 Three ditto Fifteenth Day's Sale. 117 324 Three dozens of Sherry, more or less | 325 Three dozens of Sherry, 1844 Bin 22 326 Three ditto 327 Three ditto 328 Three ditto 329 Three ditto 330 Three ditto 331 Three ditto 332 Three ditto 333 -Three ditto 334 Two ditto, more or less 335 Three dozens of Sherry, (Cunningham,) 1844 Bin 99 336 Three ditto 337 Three ditto - 338 Three ditto 339 Four ditto, more or less 340 Three dozens of Sherry 341 Three ditto 342 Three ditto 343 Three ditto 344 Three ditto 345 Three ditto 346 Three ditto 347 Three ditto 348 Three ditto 349 Three ditto 350 Three ditto 118 Fifteenth Days Sale. 35] Three dozens of Sherry 352 Three ditto 3953 Three ditto 354 Three ditto 355 Three ditto 356 Two ditto, more or less PORT. 357 Three dozens of Port (Thompson,), 1839 Bin 25 358 Three ditto ; 359 Three ditto 360 Three ditto 361 Two ditto, more or less | 362 Three dozens of Port, 1844 Bin 89 363 Three ditto | 364 Two ditto, more or less 365 Three dozens of Port, (Brooks,) 1845 Bin 13 366 Three ditto i 367 Three ditto 368 Three ditto 369 Three ditto 370 Three ditto 371 Three ditto 372 Three ditto 373 Three ditto 374 Two ditto, more or less Fifteenth Day's Sale. 119 CLARET. 375 Three dozens of Latour, (Brooks,) 1837. bottled in 1843 Bin 64 376 Three ditto 377 Three ditto 378 Three ditto 379 Three ditto 380 Three ditto 381 Four ditto, more or less 382 Three dozens of Lafitte, 1841, bottled in 1845 Bin 28 383 Three ditto | 384 Three ditto 385 Three ditto 386 Three ditto 387 Three ditto 388 Three ditto 389 Three ditto 390 Three ditto 391 Three ditto 392 Three ditto 393 Three ditto 394 Three ditto 395 Four ditto 396 Three dozens of Claret 397 Three ditto 398 Three ditto 399 Three ditto 120 Fifteenth Day's Sale. 400 Three dozens of Claret 401 Three ditto 402 Three ditto 403 Three ditto 404 Three ditto 405 Three ditto 406 Three ditto 407 Three ditto 408 Three ditto, more or less MARSALA. 409 Three dozens of Marsala 410 Three ditto, more or less LACHRYMA CHRISTI. 411 Three dozens of Lachryma Christi 412 Three ditto 413 Three ditto 414 Three and a half ditto, more or less TINTA MADEIRA. 415 Three dozens of Tinta Madeira 416 Three ditto 417 Three ditto, more or less 418 Three dozens of Tinta Madeira 419 Two ditto 420 Two ditto, more or less Bin 5 Bin 60 Bin 4 Bin 33 ee ie eS 2. Fifteenth Day/s Sale. 421 Three dozens of Tinta Madeira 422 Three ditto 423 Four ditto, more or less MALMSEY. 424 Three dozens of Malmsey . 425 Three ditto 426 Three ditto 427 Three ditto 428 Three ditto 429 Three ditto, more or less Bin 15 430 One dozen and a half pints of Malmsey, more or less Bin 24; and 5 quarts various 431 One dozen and 8 bottles of Malmsey SEGES. 432 Three dozens of Seges 433 Three ditto 434 Three ditto 435 Three ditto 436 Three ditto 437 Three ditto 438 Three ditto 439 Three ditto 440 Two ditto 441 Two ditto, more or less CANARY. 442 Two dozens of Canary 443 'Two ditto, more or less Bin 70 Back, Bin 80 Bin 2 122 Fifteenth Day's Sale. CALCAVELLA. 444 Three dozens of Calcavella 445 Three and a half ditto, more or less FALERNIAN. 446 Three dozens of Falernian, more or less, Jamaica 1843 PAXARETE. 447 Three dozen and a half pints of Paxarete SACK. 448 Three dozens of Sack 449 Three ditto 450 Three ditto 451 Two ditto 452 Two ditto, more or less 453 Three dozens of Sack 454 Three ditto 455 Three ditto 456 Three ditto 457 Three ditto, more or less 458 Two dozens of Sack 459 Two ditto, more or less 460 Three dozens of Sack, in pints 461 Two ditto 462 ‘Two ditto, more or less End of Fifteenth Day’s Sale. Bin 23 Bin 81 - Bin 52 ~ Bin 75 Bin 76 Back, Bin 85 — . Front, Bin 85 EO LS Oa Oe ee aT NE ee, eee” ONY a, ene ea SS a ae Pr ee a ee ag! THE SERVICE OF PLATE. R 2 L) Qe ee =~ Tha fae BP ‘ ~ oe 3 J - ? s _* oe ; i 4 i 5 4 =: , « ‘ - ‘ s ? g 5 ie we Sixteenth Day’s Sale. On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. PLATED. DISH COVERS, WITH GADROONED EDGES. 1 A pair—20-inch 2 A pair—18-inch 3 A pair—163-inch 4 A pair—16-inch 5 A pair—13-inch 6 A pair—ditto 7 A pair—ditto 8 A pair—ditto 9 A pair—124-inch 10 A pair—ditto 11 A pair—ditto 12 A pair—ditto 13 A pair—11-inch 126 : Sixteenth Day’s Sale. 14 A pair—l11]-inch 15 A pair—ditto 16 A pair—ditto 17 A set of four—103-inch 18 A set of four circular dishes—11]-inches diameter 3 | 19 A set of four—10-inch \ 20 A set of four—93-inch | 21 A set of four—9-inch owe . 22 A pair of ice pails, spirally fluted, with gadrooned and shell edges — 23 A pair of ditto 24 A circular vegetable dish, with three divisions—gadrooned edge 25 A small circular soup tureen—fluted bowl and cover, and gadrooned edge 26 ‘Twelve hot water plates 27 Twelve ditto 28 Sixteen ditto 29 Six small trays, for toasted cheese 30 Four plain oval heaters 31 Four square ditto 32 Three plain oblong heaters Qh A pair of double wine waggons j Lip 34 A pair of ditto OR-MOULU. 30 A set of four candlesticks, of or-moulu 36 A casket—the surface of elaborate open work 37 A gilt tazza—from the design of Cellini 38 Two pair of grape scissors ; and 6 egg spoons Sixteenth Day's Sale. 127 PLAIN SPOONS, &e. 39 Two gravy spoons; and 10 salt spoons 40 Twenty-four table spoons 41 Twenty-four ditto 42 Twenty-four ditto 43 Twenty-four ditto 44 Twenty-four ditto 45 Twenty-four ditto 46 Twenty-four ditto 47 Fifteen wine labels 48 Fifteen ditto 49 Eleven ditto 50 Twelve dessert spoons 51 Seven wine labels 52 Six wine labels, with rims chased 53. A saucepan 54 A ditto 55 Thirty-six old tea spoons 56 Eight figured tea spoons 57 A pair of plain chamber candlesticks, and extinguishers 58 A pair of ditto, and ditto 59 Two odd ditto, and ditto 60 A pair, with plain saucers, and ditto 61 Three scallop shells; and a plain wine strainer 62 Four oval salts yy px 128 Sixteenth Day's Sale. PLAIN FORKS AND SPOONS. 63 Twenty-four plain old three-pronged table forks 64 ‘Twenty-four ditto 65 Twenty-four ditto 66 Twenty-four ditto 67 Twenty-four ditto 68 Seventeen ditto 9 Twenty-four plain dessert forks 70 ‘Two dozens and eight ditto 71 Twenty-four plain dessert spoons 72 Twenty-four ditto 73 Twenty-four ditto 74 Nineteen ditto 75 Twelve table spoons 76 Twelve ditto 77 Twelve ditto 78 Twelve ditto 79 Twelve ditto 80 Twelve ditto 81 ‘Twelve ditto 82 Twelve ditto 83 Twelve ditto 84 Twelve ditto 85 Twelve ditto 86 One dozen dessert spoons 87 One ditto ea Siateenth Day's Sale. 129 88 One dozen dessert spoons 89 One ditto 90 One ditto 91 Six gravy spoons r 92 Six sauce ladles ; and 2 sugar ladles—shell shaped 93 Seven ditto 94 One scallopped, and 1 plain soup ladle 95 Two soup ladles 96 Two ditto; and a pair of asparagus tongs 97 One dozen table forks 98 One ditto 99 One ditto 100 One ditto 101 One ditto 102 One ditto 103 One ditto 104 One ditto 05 One ditto 109 A'large saucepan 110 An oval wooden stand, with silver urn for a centre 111 A pair of oval soup tureens and covers, with beaded and gadrooned edges 112 A pair of ditto 113 A pair of ditto 114 A pair of ditto 115 A pair of sauce tureens and covers, of the same pattern 116 A pair of ditto 117 A pair of ditto 118 A pair of ditto 1") poy Uf Py) 130 Sixteenth Day’s Sale. 119 A plain preserving pan 120 Four double sauce boats—gadrooned edge 121 A pair of chamber candlesticks—beaded edges 122 A pair of old snuffers, and tray 123 A pair of snuffers, and tray 124 A night lamp 125 A pair of handsome double sauce boats 126 A pair of handsome fluted sauce boats, with storks for the handles 127 A pair of ditto 128 A pair of ditto GILT. 129 Twelve plates 130 Twelve ditto 131 Six ditto 132 Twelve ditto 133 Ten ditto 134 Fourteen plates, with scalloped and gadrooned edges 135 Fourteen octagonal ditto, with shell and gadrooned edges 136 Nine ditto oP is * Pike, oP Pee a. oe 137 A pair of small sugar vases and covers—embossed with flowers? in. high relief # Y fe se : s 4s ¢ ety ae: (3 oe 138 A pair of hooped pint mugs — ee, Ne a 139 A pair of glass claret jugs, the shoulder ornamented with wreaths of vine in fruit, with handles of the same, and chased stand of foliage ee A rosewater ewer and salver—chased—in beautiful Italian taste Taga circular tazza—on foot 14] A pair of beautiful three-light candelabra Sixteenth Day’s Sale. 131 py gen A pair of very elegant candlesticks—chased with scrolls, and engraved in the antique taste 143 A pair of ditto 144 A pair of ditto 145 A pair of ditto | 146 A plain circular salyer—on foot yp #147 A pair of ditto—larger ~ 148 A pair of ditto ~~~ 149 A pair of ditto | 150 A pair of very small ditto 152 A pair of ditto Y-, 153 A pair of leaf-shaped fruit dishes—from the Duke of York’s collection 154 A pair of ditto 155 A pair of ditto 156 A pair of ditto . 157 A pair of ditto ffs Pop A large tankard and cover—the surface hammered SILVER GILT. 159 A pair of claret decanters—the handles and mountings of vines in fruit 160 A pair of ditto ce. m4 iv 161 Four gilt glass decanters, with silver-gilt corks y 162 A pair of ditto End of Sixteenth Day's Sale. s2 Seventeenth Day's Sale. 0 On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY, osama (comme PLATED. 163 Six salts; a mustard pot; and an oval basin 164 A high candelabrum, with Corinthian column, and four branches 165 A pair of table candlesticks, for shades ORES tige 166 A pair of library ditto; a chamber candlestick ; and snuffers and tray 167 ‘Twelve drinking cups, of different sizes; 6 egg cups 5 and I] knives anc forks se i | sea” 168 Six decanter stands; and 2 larger 169 A 23-inch venison dish, with a tap for gravy 170 A 20-inch ditto : : 171 One 20-inch dish, and a pair 11-inch ditto; and a fish son 172 A pair 16-inch ditto 173 Four 14-inch ditto 174 Four 12-inch ditto 175 A pair of circular ditto eink 176 A:set of four Corinthian column candlesticks ; and 2 chamber candlesticks 177 A set of four plain table candlesticks; a pair of library ditto; and 2 chamber candlesticks Seventeenth Day’s Sale. 133 178 A cruet stand for eight glasses ; 2 plated snuffers; and tray 179 A fluted tea urn 180 A ditto 181 A ditto—smaller 182 A plateau, in five divisions, 6 ft. long, with gadrooned edges 183 A cruet stand, with ten cruets, and plated labels 184 A pair of openwork bread baskets 7 eee Various wine labels; and nutcrackers | 86 A plateau, in three parts, with looking glass; and wainscot case ‘ __187 A circular supper tray, with four oval dishes and covers; a small tureen ; "4 : 8 cruets, and the wainscot case to contain them 188 A pair of ice pails, and stands 189 A pair of ditto, and stands 190 Four corner dishes and covers; and 4 circular heaters 191 Four pincushion dishes and covers 192 Four oval gadrooned dishes and covers—serving as dishes 193 A pair of oval heaters /) 194 A circular soup tureen 195 A ditto 196 Four circular sauce tureens and covers 197 group of figures on the lid—the rim and foot embossed x2 hh L: Ly z aie 156 Nineteenth Day's Sale. 646 A pair of very handsome spirally fluted ice pails, with marine heads at a the handles, each foot composed of four dolphins, the flutes alternately : bright and frosted . My 4 647 A pair—similar 648 A beautiful tankard—parcel gilt—chased with a triumph and procession of | Venus, of fine Flemish work ” 649 A ditto, with Amphitrite and marine deities, the handle and cover in the y richest Italian taste 4 650 A beautiful ewer—chased with scroll ornaments, in fine taste 651 A pair of scent bottles—spirally fluted, and very delicately chased ; and a 7 pair of salvers 652 A pair of tazzas for dessert—scalloped, the borders embossed with scrolls V4, 4 G —on feet /4/. Y y 653 A pair of ditto 654 A pair of ditto BA 655 A pair of double-tier ditto 656 A pair of ditto 658 A VERY HANDSOME EWER, with rich chased medallions, and a mask under the lip, with massive handle, of the finest design of Queen Anne’s time ,6+9 An oval tray, with three stands for ink and taper—in handsome old , taste End of Nineteenth Day’s Sale. Twentieth Day’s Sale. pameeecee () On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1848, ee J eee SILVER TABLE PLATE. 660 A 223-inch dish, with gadrooned edges 661 A ditto 662 A pair—19-inch 663 A pair—18-inch 664 A pair—15-inch 665 A pair, ditto 666 A pair, ditto 667 A pair, ditto 668 A pair, ditto 669 A pair—14-inch 670 A pair, ditto 671 A pair, ditto 672 A pair, ditto 673 A pair—13-inch 674 A pair, ditto 675 A pair, ditto 676 A pair, ditto 158 Twentieth Day’s Sale. 677 A pair—13-inch 678 A pair, ditto 679 A set of four—12-ineh 680 A pair—13-inch—circular 681 A pair, ditto 2 682 A pair—12-inch—ditto 683 A pair, ditto 684 A pair, ditto 685 A pair, ditto 686 A pair—I11-inch—circular 687 A pair, ditto 688 A pair, ditto 689 A pair, ditto 690 A set of four—103-inch 691 A 17-inch fish plate 692 A ditto 693 A 16-inch ditto 694 A 13-inch ditto 695 Four butter boats, with festoons and masks 696 A pair of plain ditto; and a single ditto 697 An openwork inkstand iy Piss A tray, with two inkstands; and a taper 699 Five openwork bottle stands Fyf2— + 700 A ditto, bread basket 701 A pair of 15-inch shell and gadrooned waiters f hy if ro hes 02 A pair of 83-inch scalloped waiters 703 A pair of 7-inch waiters 704_A pair of ditto mee Twentieth Day's Sale. 159 05 An oval threaded 12-inch waiter —~ .* 706 A pair 64-inch ditto kk typ. pair of oval gadrooned side dishes, and covers 709 A yp prop? y y ys 4 f- 707 A 17-inch fish plate tea urn, with twisted serpent handles, and lamp 710 A ditto teapot, sugar basin, milk pot, and cover 711 A teapot 712 A plain round tea pot, with gadrooned edge 713 A tea pot—chased with scrolls 714 A ditto, with scrolls and shields 715 A plain coffee pot 716 A ditto 717 A ditto, with festoons 18 A set of three tea caddies—richly chased with Chinese subjects 719 A pair of oval sugar stands—embossed with foliage 720 A tea urn, with beaded edge 721 Avery handsome two-handled tea urn—spirally fluted, and chased with masks 722 A tea urn, of elegant form, with festoons of drapery and foliage 723 A tea urn, spirally fluted surmounted by a triton, of beautiful old work 724 A plain octagonal coffee pot 725 A plain coffee pot 726 A ditto 727 A ditto—richly embossed with flowers and scrolls 728 A small teapot—embossed 729 A plain teapot, sugar basin, and milk jug 730 A melon-shaped teapot 731 A ditto—chased Twentieth Day's Sale 733 A smaller ditto iy’ ie A pierced sugar vase—with goats’ heads “WS Ne i NS 734 A sugar basket, with vines; and a milk ober 735 A sugar basket—pierced ; and a pair milk jugs—beaded 736 Two pierced; and 2 glass muffineers 737 An egg frame, with six cups—gadrooned edges, and four spoons 738 A set of three square caddies—embossed lids—in a mother-o’ “Peal box 739 An oil and vinegar stand, with gadrooned edge , 740 Six scallop shells 741 Three ditto 742 A pair of small tureens, with goat’s heads at the feet 743 A pair of magnificent butter boats—the handles of tritons, and with friezes of shells and masks in relief 744 An oblong fluted Italian salad bowl, with scroll handles, and gourd edge 745 A ditto | 746 A superb bread basket—most richly chased with festoons, lower: and masks—pierced, and upright handle + 747 A beautiful pierced bread basket, with festoons of flowers 748 A pair of candlesticks, with branches for two lights each—richly embossed -749 An oak drinking cup on a silver stand, and lined with silver—from St. Mawes 750 A beautiful ewer—fluted and embossed 751 A very handsome ewer, in old taste 752 A pint mug—richly embossed 753 An inkstand, with oval tray; and 2 stands 794 A pair of very handsome silver sconces, with the crown and cypher of William III., with branches, for two lights each 759 A BEAUTIFUL EPERGNE—openwork with flowers, with eight — branches and baskets ;: Alo 756 A plainer epergne, with fruits, eight branches, and baskets Twentieth Day’s Sale. 161 Vy OT: 7 A plain tea kettle, lamp, and stand 798 A coffee pot, with fluted spout 799 A plain coffee pot 760 A PAIR OF MAGNIFICENT CANDLESTICKS, with terminal male and female figures, with festoons, and scroll feet 761 A PAIR OF DITTO 2 A PAIR OF DITTO 763 A PAIR OF DITTO 764 AN OBLONG PLATEAU, of silver, 36 in. long, with an oval centre, supported by three boys, four corner ditto supported by cupids, and a “if + pair of pierced tazzas, with glasses Bc. ie 765 A silver toilette, in very rich old taste—the frame of the glass of openwork, with figures, fruits, and birds: the tray supported on legs, with corre- v. 4 sponding rich border: there are five scent bottles, three glass boxes, and two inkstands, with embossed tops, a circular box with pincushion, and two stands for incense 766 Baifour and Botiiwell—the beautiful centre piece executed by Messrs. Yj os Garrard i) 767 The death of Colonel Gardiner—the companion group 768 The death of Sir Bevil Grenville, at the battle of Lansdoun Hill, with ape y (Gua small branches for lights GILT. 769 A pair of square candlesticks, partly fluted, of handsome old pattern U3; 770 A two-handled sideboard cup and cover, with chasings of birds and foliage, eS of rich pattern, on gilt ground 771 A very handsome two-handled vase, with medallions, and handles formed of satyr’s heads—in the best taste of the time of Anne if , @i2 A beautiful ewer, with upright handle—in fine old taste ope 773 A set of four salts—on stands, of openwork foliage, and scroll Nv Twentieth Day’s Sale. hy, 77774 A pair of ancient square fluted candlesticks—engraved 4 775 A pair of old tripod candlesticks, of rich pattern y 776 A beautiful tea canister, with festoons and spiral flutes J; o 777 A ditto—different % 778 A-set of four scalloped and fluted dessert dishes a 779 A beautiful stand for flowers—a female figure supporting a shell-shaped To | basket on a rich gilt foot, in which are inserted four reliefs of cupids 780 A ditto 781 A salver—in the centre is a lion embossed, in the border are six sacred f subjects, of fine work y 4 782 A circular salver, with Cupid in relief in the centre, and very rich Bsa 7 of chased openwork, and gadrooned edge | 783 A pair of very elegant candelebra, on tripod feet—after those from Hercu- WA J 4 laneum—from Fonthill 784 A pair of candlesticks, with branches for two lights each, with leaves chased ol, 7 —from Fonthill My 4 785 A pair of ditto ORIENTAL FILLAGREE, &c. 786 A coffer, of glass, with fillagree mountings 787 A smaller coffer 788 A beautiful bottle, of agate 789 A South Sea idol, of greenstone; a specimen of agate; and an engraved slab of mother-o’- pearl 790 A square box, of jaspar; and an oval silver box, with japan top (791 A pair of drinking cups and covers, of oriental fillagree, with flowers in enamel 792 A large scalloped circular dish 793 A pair of smaller ditto t Sd, hf 2 Twentieth Day's Sale. 163 794 A pair of ditto 795 A pair of ditto—smaller 796 A circular box; a smaller ditto 797 A basket; and a very small box 798 A scent bottle, carved with arabesques of gold; and an etui 799 A small gilt fillagree box; and a vinaigrette 800 A leg, mounted as a tobacco stopper; a small jaspar scent bottle; and a lozenge-shaped jewel 801 A gold pencil case ; a knife; an egg-shaped vinaigrette ; and a jaspar box 802 A bonbonniere, with a jaspar top 803 A cup, of hoematite 804 A beautiful etui, of lapis lazuli 805 A square etui, of agate, with gold fillagree 806 A snuff-box, of agate; and asslab of polished agate 807 A snuff-box, of agate; and a needle case, of gold fillagree 808 A bonbonniere, with crystal top; and a vinaigrette | 809 An etui; and a vinaigrette, set with rose diamonds 810 A small gold watch, with a painting in enamel 811 A small circular cup and cover, of jaspar—the top set with cameos and pearls, in an openwork of enamel 812 Ahead of asatyr, in green jaspar—on a pedestal of cornelian—gold mounted 813 A running footman, of gold and enamel—on a pedestal of jade and lapis lazuli, set with stones, and gold mounted 814 Hercules—a beautiful small figure, in silver—on a pedestal of cornelian and jaspar 815 A salt cellar, of silver gilt, in the form of a pedestal, with busts of Vespasian and his Empress, and two Limoge enamels, with the date 1549: on the cover is a figure of Neptune, with sea horses—a beautiful specimen of cinque-cento art , y 2 164 Twentieth Day’s Sale. S16 A cup, silver gilt—engraved, and set with forty-three antique intaglios, of coloured stones f- M W/ S17 A ring, with emerald and brilliant—formerly belonging to the Countess of — Shrewsbury, to whom tt was given by Charles II. 818 An ancient silver watch, by R. Marsh, of Ipswich e ora /— 819 A gold watch, by Ellicot, in an ancient case—chased with a subject from a Roman history 820 A gold watch, by Hellote, with the subject of Diana and Endymion chased 821 A silver case—chased with the judgment of Paris; and a small old Italian — scent bottle, set with cameos ae _ ‘7 822 A bust of a boy, of cameo onyx—set with coloured stones, in gold enamel Y va 823 A silver-gilt medallion of Charles I. 824 A gold coronation medal of George LV. . 825 A gold ring, with a cameo of sheep u f ove 826 A gold ring, with a miniature of George IIJ.; and a ditto, with Queen Tn ae Charlotte ! 827 An enamel, with a nymph and cupid; anda painted top for a snuff-box 2 om 828 Horatius Cocles—a cameo onyx; and Mars and Venus—cameo in malachit 829 Heads of the Triumviri—shell cameo; and 2 intaglios, in amber 830 Plate chests End of Twentieth Day's Sale. Lhe next Day’s Sale will be on TuESDAY, the 19th. THE COLLECTION OF PICTURES AND ARMOUR. ye ger Twenty-first Day’s Sale. 0 On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1848, Rubens . DIE mH Van Dyck, after G. de O‘Era Sir Joshua, after Jansens . ~— OoOOAN OD oO fk WO WD AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. 0 GALLERIES. Howard Duke of Norfolk; Lady Mary Fleetwood Dormer John Duke of Argyll Duchess of Montague; and Miss Moleswortn George Lord Cobham; and Prince Maurice Abraham Symonds; and 1 other Helena Forman—a sketch Miss Penelope Berenger Henry Duke of Beaufort; and Duke de Guise Henrietta Maria Duchess of Queensbury ; and 2 others Peace and War—after Rubens Mrs. Siddons, as the Tragic Muse William Dobson Henrietta Maria Duchess of Montague Lord Cornbury : 168. Bowe Mireveldt ween a RembrandtSchool Fielding. . . TH J/ _—Kreller . tea eee ee ee ed GEE eo Lf __— Owen ORES Gene ee Spagnoletto . fi a ee ee He —6 Es. Van de Velde Arnolf West. F. SEE Scott Per wihs West Twenty-first Day's Sale. : Sidney Earl Godolphin; and Sir Thomas Hanmer Philip Earl of Chesterfield; and John Earl Granville — LA NM a Heads of Generals Lambert and Fairfax Catherine Finch, Lady Wenbrook Mr. Charles King ; and Mr. Charles Stanhope Sir W. Stanhope; and Pulteney Earl of Bath A female head; and a man’s head Mary Queen of Scots; 1, in crayons; and | other ~~ A gentleman—temp. Elizabeth James I.—whole length A cavalier in armour A man in a fur cloak James Duke of Monmouth Sir Philip Sydney; and Cardinal Fleury—in crayons - Thomas Horner, Esq., M-P. for St. Mawes Riddle’s scale of mountains — , sadhodd St. Peter; and St. Paul—a pair Sir Thomas and Lady More—small The siege of a town on a river, in the low countries Joseph Caneras, with gold and silver vessels = Thomas Astle, Esq. View of a mansion A gentleman—temp. Charles I. The fire of London The installation of the ake of St. Patrick—small sketch | ‘ George Marquess of Buckingham~small whole length Walker. . Holbein. . Dietrich . caf 3 _ Van Dyck, after =~ “Russell”. i jG Holbein... Russell . ‘g Oem. + . / 3. Zucchero . . Mireveldt . , ey ee err Re ene OE LILO ESOS | ee i ‘4 2, LoS eS Rotenhaemer . Van Balen . . Tintoretto . LH Van Goyen . Twenty-first Day’s Sale. 169 STATE CLOSET. Sir Thomas Wharton; and Philadelphia Lady Wharton —small A man holding a letter; and a gentleman A man in armour; and a woman in hat and feather— small . Mary Queen of Scots LA Ghencer Edward VI.; and Queen Jane Seymour Charles I. and Henrietta Maria The Earl and Countess of Lindsay. Margaret of Parma—from the collection of Baron Fagel Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk Lady Southesk, Anne Hamilton . William Earl of Pembroke—small; and the Magdalen Calvin; and Anne Boleyn KA Sf cannes eed ek Mary Queen of Scots : eee Lord Darnley Heads of Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia and Katharine Duchess of Buckingham William Earl of Glencairn: and Mrs. Behn CABINET. Head of Christ—oval A boy with a bird’s nest The Holy Family The adoration of the Magi A ball in Venice A river scene, with boats and figures 170 | Twenty-first Day's Sale. 7¥. fi « Schalken . . 64 Anold woman and a boy—candlelight Engels . .. . 65 An Italian landscape, with cattle Mt 7? __ .Ruysdael. after . 66 A pair ofsmall landscapes Bredael. . . 67 A pair of small battles Borgognone. . 68 A battle piece, with an advance of cavalry | J.Miel . . . 69 Italian peasants Loutherbourg . 70 An English landscape eas ¢ 6 Bassano . « 71 The adoration of the shepherds; and the return of the prodigal , — ce ae | Vp Claude . . . 72 A classical jandscape, with a bridge and figures Y//p J. UW. Van Leyden. 73 The Virgin and Child, with St. Joseph Early Flemish . 74 ‘The Virgin and Child Guido . . . 735 Adam and Eve Van Vliet . 4 76 Interior of a church, with figures SE f/. ( Van Falens. . 77 A horse fair P. Wouvermans 78 Italian peasants merrymaking Loutherbourg . 79 An illustration to Young’s Night Thoughts bd Kagel a ¥ z : F. F ; 5 1 Snayers. . . 80 A battle piece French . . . 81 Anencampment CHANDOS BEDROOM. Richardson. . 82 Maria Temple, daughter of Sir R. Temple S010 _ Van Loo . . 83 Viscount Cobham Hoare . . . 84 Richard Earl Temple /). Vas Kneller . . =.) 85S Sir William Wyndham, in robes: Ditto . . « 86 Lady Catharine Wyndham : Ve re Ve Hoare . . . 87 The Hon. Mrs. Grenville Yes. ~wladwrene Ashford. . . 88 A pair of views in Derbyshire _ Twenty-first Day’s Sale. 17] Modern. . . 89 A landscape 7 ~ ___ Kreller, after . 90 Charles Duke of Somerset Guido, after. 91 St. Peter in contemplation Barney . «. . 92 A gipsy with a child; and the companion ——— 93 A miniature ofa lady, in the manner of Rembrandt Barlow . . . .94 Birds and insects ——— 95 A sea fight—circular; and a river scene, in water colours —— 96 Two female heads—in crayons Russell . . 3 . 97 Venus—in crayons -—-— 98 Bulls—a pair Modern. . . 99 A pair of illustrations to novels Sir Joshua, after 100 The girl with a muff—in crayons j Wh L. Van Leyden. 101 Saint Christopher ; and the companion—in grisaile —_—_—_———_ 102 Susannah Grenville STAIRS. | Poe: FUSELI . . 103 Midsummer Night’s Dream—painted for Boydell’s Now Tote Sis Shakspeare wes DITTO . « 104 Another scene, from the same ow K Mw, rlaulicthiy STATE BEDROOM. 2. Zh ——_—_——_——- 105 The Emperor Paul of Russia—presented to Lord Grenville A. Kauffman . 106 Christian VII.,.King of Denmark—presented by the King on his visit to Stowe, in 1768 a 107 Frederick Prince of Wales —_————— 108 Augusta Princess of Wales 22 172 Twenty-first Days Sale. Rubens . . ~ 109 The reposo, with angels offering fruits THORNHILL 110 Charles I. on horseback 111 M. de St. Simon carrying his helmet—after Van Dy ck S//, L . Se STATE DRESSING ROOM. G. F. Cipper } 112 A family concert, a group of eight igures—admirably | (Tedesco) composed, and full of character Ditto . . - 118 A vegetable market, with an old woman weighing | cherries | | | Ditto . . + 114 Two young noblemen, with a group of gypsies | Ditto . . . 115 Italian peasants at their repast : | Tintoretto . . 116 The resurrection | ae | STATE DRAWING ROOM. sath “— , ey wae P. da Cortona . 117 Hagar seated in the desert with Ishmael before her ye7/ va Titian, after. . 118 The reclining Venus “e TAPESTRY DRAWING ROOM. v y (Ramsey » « « 119 George III. in his coronation robes—whole length 2d , / ditto » « «© 120 Queen Charlotte—the companion | Wirt se 121 William IIT. in armour—half length 122 Sir Henry Wootton 123 Charles II 124 Flora ny oe 125 Henry VIII. and his Queens—in one frame 126 Chief Baron Comyn Twenty-first Day's Sale. ef, ra 127 Henry Duke of Gloucester 128 Lord Cadogan 129 Marquis of Montrose 130 Louis le Dauphin 131 Due de Longueville Z a - 132 Camden 133 General Richards 134 Isabella Sforza a /op 135 Old Morland—Lady Coventry 3 /2_, 186 Ditto—Duchess of Hamilton 137 George IT. 138 Lady Grenville 139 Earl Temple, when a boy 140 Comte D’Avaux 141 The late Duke of Buckingham—engraving p.p. End of Twenty-first Day's Sale. 173 Twenty-second Day’s Sale. 0 | On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1848, | AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. | ; Bredael . . . 142 A battle, in a landscape B. Graet . . 143 Cavaliers halting at a village Schweickhardt . 144 A river scene—moonlight Steenwyck . . 145 St. Peter in the hall of Pilate ANTE LIBRARY. Neefs . . . 146 Interior ofa cathedral, with figures 3 Rubens . . . 147 The Holy Family, with St. Elizabeth—small copy ; and the companion j Van Oss . . 148 A view of Dort, with boats : Steenwyck . . 149 Interior of Antwerp Cathedral, with many figures | Brackenborg . 150 Interior, with a party playing cards Van Loo. . . 151 Susannah and one of the elders Gentileschi . . 152 The reposo of the Holy Family—the Virgin suckling the Infant, and St. Joseph sleeping in the background Storck . . . 153 A river in Holland, with vessels and figures Bassano. . . 154 Orpheus charming the brutes Ditto . . . 155 The entombment De Cort. . . 156 A river scene, with a chateau, boats, and figures - Biaibent.~ . 157 Van der Meulen 158 Steenwyck . 159 V. Vitelli . . 160 Soavoda, i . 161 Bassano . . 162 Le Sueur med Aa Schalken . . 164 Pynacker pie iies Procaccini . . 166 Milé . 167 Guercino . . 168 Rubens . . 169 Van Loo. . < 170 Drimcks:, » §.,-171 Zoffany. . .» 172 moter. . .. 173, — 174 Vanderbanck . 175 Kneller , . . 176 177 eer 178 ee ee 179 SSS eee Fe Twenty-second Days Sale. King Hezekiah showing his treasures. the peace of the Pyrennees Interior of af church—small—candlelight A pair of views in Naples A pair of rocky landscapes—small The marriage of Cana Tobias’s wedding night A girl holding a candle A landscape, with peasants and cattle Salvator Mundi A boy with a basket of fruit The return of the prodigal The death of Adonis Joan of Arc Solomon and the Queen of Sheba BUCKINGHAM ROOM. 175 ‘The Pont Neuf, with a procession of Louis XIV. after f? P ; Alicia Countess of Egremiont—seated | Sena ee Elizabeth Countess of Thomond Lady Wyndham—oyal Lady Carlingford Penelope Lady Conway Charles Earl of Egremont Percy Wyndham O:Brian William Pitt, Earl of Chatham—ain crayons Colonel Speed—in crayons % 176 Zucchero . . 181 —_——— 182 ——————— 183 ————-— 184 C. Jansens . . 185 Rigaud . . 186 Kneller . « IBF —— ——— 188 ——————— 189 Laly og) Coates . . . 191 ———. 192 Van Dyck - 193 ‘Kneller . . 194 Ditto es) —_——. 196 ——— 197 Zucchero - 198 Ditioie 0 alee Jansens . . 200 Zucchero . . 201 Kneller. . . 202 Jansens . . 203 Ee — 204 ————. 205 Kneller. . . 206 Twenty-second Day’s Sale. Sir Bernard Grenville » Bernard Grenville, 1609, and his wife Mary, wife of Sir R. Temple Mary, wife of Sir Bevil Grenville ~~ eee, He Sir Peter Temple James Craggs © Elizabeth Duchess of Somerset Katherine and Elizabeth Wyndham Elizabeth, wife of James Craggs George Dodington, Esq.; and gto of the same- family | : pate George Marquess of Buckingham, in a fancy dress Elizabeth: Wyndham—in crayons ~ | Hester Lady Rous—whole length Christian, wife of Sir T. Littleton; Michael: Nugent,’ Esq.; Mrs. Knight, of Gosfield | Vf5.] Richard Elliot, and his wife Elizabeth Wyndham, wife of George Srpnviligy ey Catherine Lady Braybrooke Martha Temple, Lady Peniston Elizabeth Temple, Lady Gibbs Dorothy Lady Temple John Temple, of Stowe Penelope Temple Edward Grenville Hester, Lady Temple Richard Lord Cobham Ann Viscountess Cobham ~~ ’ a Is E: 3 & z f Hudson, . . 207 Coates . . . 208 Ditto . . . 209 Sherwin. . . 210 Rubens, after . 211 —— 212 Moos... . +. 213 Breughel . . 214 Bassano. . . 215 Cuyp, after. . 219 Van Dyck . . 220 Lely Sere eed —— ——- 227 Holbein. . . 228 —_—— 229 —_—— 230 —_———-—-— 123] —--—— ———— 232 Fwenty-second Day's Sale. Ann Countess Temple The Hon. James Grenville 177 qQ Bien we é Reon of’ OS nr. Clk) Ov Margaret Banks, wife of Henry Grenville i Bacchanalian children St. Mark’s Venice A village fair A frost piece The Israelites Charles I. when prince Installation of the Knights of St. Patrick La Belle aye ptiaiere apne the Duchess de Berri's collection _ Madame de Montespan Cattle watering Robert Earl of Lindsey Elizabeth Countess of Lindsey ' Casino di Medici Diana and nymphs Four early German pictures Thomas Grenville—after Richtiond Sir Kenelm Digby Edward VI.—coloured A man’s portrait Ninon de l’Enclos; and Madame dle Maintenon A man’s portrait Count Witgenstein Lady Shelley 178 Twenty-second Day’sSale. ARMOURY. 233 A figure, with joints, of a Highlander in full costume, with broadsword, target, and daggers 234 A dress found in the apartments of Tippoo Sultan, and the sword and cuttar belonging to Tippoo 235 Two oriental shields; 5 dirks, aud swords; a spear head; 9 daggers ; and a pistol 236 A coat of chain mail; 2 spears; a gauntlet; and 5 swords 237 A dagger: on the hilt a figure of St George standing on the dragon—in a metal case, chased with masks; and a battle axe—engraved 238 A small cannon ona carriage, and a cannon ball; a brass helmet; a breast- plate; a sword; and a matchlock gun 239 A battle axe, with ornamented blade, the handle containing a pistol and dagger a) 240 A dagger knife and fork, with a figure of St. George and eagles forming the handles—in a metal sheath, chased with a warrior and arabesque ornaments 241 An oriental quiver and bow, and case; a powder pouch; a cuttar; and 2 daggers—one with a sheath chased with animals 242 A scimitar, with Damascus blade—the sheath and hilt with enamelled mountings: the belt embroidered with gold: the buckles and mountings also of enamel 243 A Scotch dirk, knife and fork, with two cairn-gorns, and other stones; and a brace of iron stock pistols—engraved 244 An oriental dirk, with jade handle 245 A scimitar with Damascus blade—the hilt and mountings pea iat and gilt 246 A yatagan—silver mounted; 2 dirks—one with silver sheath; and a battle axe Twenty-second Day’s Sale. 179 247 A scimitar, with Damascus blade, and engraved mountings—the hilt of jade; and a gold embroidered belt 248 A figure of a tartan, in a silk dress, with chain helmet, back and _ breast- plates, and gauntlets—chased and engraved 249 A visor helmet; a bar helmet; a back and a breastplate; 2 swords; a bundle of arrows ; and a spearhead 250 Two oriental swords; anda shield 251 A visor helmet; a coat of chain mail; 2 spears; an oriental shield ; and 3 swords 252 +A shield, embossed with the subjects of Perseus and Andromeda, surrounded by smaller subjects; and 6 swords 253 A small cannon on a carriage 254 A figure ina complete suit of chain mail 255 A half suit of ribbed armour—partly gilt, consisting of back and breastplate, gorget, arms, and gauntlets 256 A coat of chain mail; ashield; 7 swords; and 4 spears 257 A bar helmet; a back and breastplate; and 2 helmets 258 Four helmets; 2 back plates ; anda pnictd 259 A dress of chain armour; 2 oriental swords; and 2 spears 260 A shield; 3 matchlock guns; and a barrel 261 A Tartar’s suit of chain armour, consisting of coat, helmet, armlets, and chased back and breastplates—inlaid with gold 262 Another suit, of coat, legging, helmet, and back and breastplates—inlaid with gold 263 'I‘hree matchlock guns : 264 A helmet; a yatagan; 2 creses; a dagger; and an iron flute 265 A figure in a suit of buff leather, with jack boots, and morion 266 An early Greek painting of the Virgin and Child, on a gold ground— from the Capuchin convent at Syracuse 2a 2 180 Lwenty-second Day's Sale. 267 A set of six reliefs—in bronze—from the life of Christ 269 Head of Henry VIII., in relief—carved in wood and coloured 270 A gong , 271 A BEAUTIFUL ANCIENT OAK CHEST, the front and ends richly carved with figures, and Gothic panels—from the Jerusalem Chamber at Westminster 272° The oilcloth 273 The stairs carpet 274 A dumb waiter; a brass dish, with a medallion of Cicero; and 4 pieces of Chinese paper 275 A lanthorn, with stained glass MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY. 276 Witutam IIIJ.’s Sirver Watcu, by Bushman, of London: in the face is a medallion of that monarch 277 Tue Sasu or THE PretenpeR CHARLES Epwarp, taken from his baggage at Culloden in 1745: itis of white silk - 278 The dagger of Hindoo Rao: with a beautiful Damascus blade, and hilt we rock crystal 279 THe BapcE anp Rispspon. oF THE ORDER OF ‘THE Batu, worn. by Sir R. Temple at the coronation of Charles 11.—under glass shade 280 A Lock or tHe Hair or QureEN Mary, taken from the: corpse at St. Mary’s Church, Bury, in 1784 280* THE C ELEBRATED MINIATURE. PORTRAIT OF CHARLES II., by COOPER, sent by the King, in 165], to Henry Lord Beanchagii It is contained in an enamel case set with. Tose diamonds, and suspended on an oak tree of bronze ; on the pedestal is inscribed the authentic account of this beautiful and interesting historical ~ relic : ae of Twenty-second Day's Sale. Twenty-third Day's Sale. s) On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1848, AT TWELVE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. his hand 7) , 1 See: Y Holbein . . 281 Martin Luther ) Codcaw 7 gad Raffaelle . . 282 Portrait of aman ina black cap: he holds a letter in ss: Lys PRIVATE DINING ROOM. 4 Gt Lely . . . 283 Philip Earl of Chesterfield; and his Cemates:—a rer : —small a = God Russell . . . 284 Philip Lord Wharton; and his Ladyece geet ag 2_ Gr 4 Kneller. . . 285 Prince Eugene in armour: given by the Prince to Mr. . Craggqs NO gba oad ct Ai teva, : Mireveldt . . 286 Prince Maurice of N assau 2 eee a O87 Clement XTV. —puinted by order of the Pope, Rid the i; Marquess of Buckingham soot ts 288" Ménry VIL,“ oy, Holbein. . . 298 Henry VIII. in a rich slashed dress, with hat and 1 f a } Ys ALloag feather Wh 4 Gat wa tCt«w:«C290 Queen Mary, ina black dress, with richly ornamented ; ~ sleeves , SS gad Zucchero . . 291 Queen Elizabeth, ina rich dress, holding a fan 182 Lbs Janet ° e ° a aoa ad gp WYVCR nde vA borJ Richardson . pt: lbh. g23—— f f Van der Bank es ee pe Lips eee ——. Dahl 23-5 «4 Kneller 5. Hl Gn Thornhill . , EP ae Tad tf pmo uae ee. oY 925 on. Mireveldt Dittee sk reye 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 Twenty-third Day’s Sale. Henry III. of France, in a black dress, with jewels-— half length Louis XVI. in a pink velvet coat—oval ry, £. 7 aoe Marié Antoinette—the companion The Duke of Marlborough on horseback Pope; this was given by him to Mrs. Vert Locke | Ben Jonson Quin WEST STAIRCASE. Addison Dean Swift: presented by ee Dunkin, to Robert Earl Nugent Sir Charles Wager Edward Earl of Orford General Michael Richards, and General en Richards with a siege in the background George I. in his coronation robes—whole length . A burgomaster, in a black dress ~ Portrait of a lady—the companion Dr. Moorcroft, his hand resting on a Bible now in the library at Stowe Maurice of Nassau WEST STAIRS, Lord Bacon Frederick King of Bohemia; and Elizabeth his Queen James I., in robes Hee. Kalatnbon ae i Ll? yt Vifigrs a1 9% Yor ad A ha Van der Meulen mneier . «3 Myttens . Kneller . sf - Wan Dyck . . hit 2 yoke Sir A. More. Wyck «°.--. Jansens.. Sir A. More Mireveldt . . Walker. . Van Dyck. . Netscher wih) OS a Van Dyck . Myttens. . . Van Dyck . . Beye ees Sau KR. fed , Twenty-third Day’s Sale. 183 313 George Monk, Duke of Albemarle, in armour, with the robes of the Garter—half length: an army and fleet in the background 314 John Duke of Marlborough—whole length: given by the Duke to Mr. Craggs 315 King Henry V. 316 William Earl of Pembroke | if | 317 Mary Duchess of Montague 6 Beet l ok (Kencon all 318 Sir Richard Levison, in a black dress with a frill 319 The Earl of Strafford, and his Secretary . 820 The Marquis of Northampton 321 The Duke of Marlborough Bx ted 322 Lord Keeper Coventry G. (Soot. . 323 Lord Clinton F 324 Sir C. Hatton 325 General Lambert, in armour 826 Mary Curzon, Countess of Dorset—whole length . 327 A portrait, called Lady Jane Grey 328 General and Mrs. Desborough—a pair 329 William Prince of Orange 330 Thomas Earl of Southampton 331 Colonel James Stanyan 332 Philip Earl of Pembroke 333 Anna Maria Countess of Shrewsbury, as Minerva ‘VESTIBULE TO GRENVILLE DRAWING ROOM. » Mp ged Van Dyck . . Lely Tier 334 - Elizabeth Countess of Chesterfield, in a white dress, gathering roses 335 Ford Lord Grey 184 ——— 336 Dh 4 Rubens. . 337 Lely. . 338 SC {14 Hudson . 339 H Va Van Somer . 340 MW Mla ‘REYNOLDS 341 JU or SIRIREYNOLDS 342 hoa wn 1) aC EN I: Ys 4 re 343 hi fhd san SIR I.REYNOLDS 344 Mignard Uh. - jig aaa Reare or, 4 846 MiG an 4 Gainsborough . 347 or ay Kneller . 348 Hoppner 319 hi Lely. oo he Mit “Mie ~~ —— 351 Vr J. REYNOLDS 352 f2 iN Richardson . , syns Kneller . Sade Jt G* Ditto . , AL ons Jansens . , 354 Twenty-third Day's Sale. Louis XVI, in his robes—half length Helena Forman Catharine of Braganza, seated GRENVILLE ROOMS. Hester Grenville, Countess of Chatham Sir Thomas Temple Richard Grenville, Earl Temple, in_ robes of the Garter—half length Mary Marchioness of Buckingham, with her son the late Duke—whole length—in a landscape Lord Grenville, seated at a table The Right Hon G. Grenville, in robes Sir Richard Temple, 1686—in classical costume William Pitt, Earl of Chatham | Robert Earl Nugent, seated—whole length nxt’ hom Hester Countess Temple Mary Lady Arundel Sir Richard Temple, 1650 Sat Q Cas Sir Bevil Grenville George Marquis of Buckingham, holding his son Richard Earl Temple, whom the Marchioness» seated in the foreground, is about to draw a portrait of—in a landscape—whole length Oliver Cromwell, attended by Sir P. Temple Anne Hyde, Duchess of York Barbara, Countess of Castelmaine Prince Henry, in half armour—whole length LOY? jVan Huysum . 357 WY? poy ye RPB58 Wan Dyékion. 1s 359 Richardson . . 360 “fb G5 Van’ Dyck”. =. ‘361 Lf GSLELY ce ape> B62 cua... » 363 Ity LELY¥> .'o- «: 364 Jb grgkoeller . diay , 365 AN Ys gd YoVAN DYCK 367 fogs UELY . . . 368 S7 gr4 VELASQUEZ . 369 y PEN ois 5.) sp: 370 bee gt SIR J.REYNOLDS 371 AOG"SYAN DYCK . 372 VOreod, Mf Van Goyen. . 373 Palamedes . . 374 BY ei iens 3x’ B66 Yl go BSieenwyek era es Twenty-third Day's Sale. 185° Portrait of the painter Lady Henrietta Berkeley Archbishop Laud The Right Hon. James Craggs Gaston d’ Orleans, brother to Louis XIII. Frances Stuart, Duchess of Richmond, in a ea satin dress-—whole length Charles V., in armour Charles II..--whole espe baey ie by Sir Richard Temple Sarah Jenning, Duchess of Marlborough—given by her to Mr. Craggs James II., in his coronation robes—presented by the King to Sir Richard Temple . Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, in armour Anne Countess of Southesk | Count Gondomar, in a black dress—whole length Nell Gwynne—whole length, in yellow and blue dress The Marquis of Granby—whole length, leaning on a™ mortar, an engagement in the background | The Marquis de Vieuville, 1 in a white dress and biisate cloak—whole length : he was killed at the battle of Aubbrne Chase The saree of Dort, with boats on the river Nl. Sa. A musical conversation of a cavalier and lady, a page pouring out wine St. Peter delivered from prison: in the foreground a group of soldiers, who have been gaming, are sleeping under the powerful light of a lamp 2B 186 — Lwenty-third Day's Sale. fry WW P. Veronese. . 376 The adoration of the Magi Guido . . . 377 St. Francis, his hands clasped in prayer . 4 Van Goyen. . 378 The shore at Scheveling, with a fish market, and 4G “a, hl G Alfa numerous boats and figures Vly. < ~Tassi . . « 879 View on the Tiber, with figures landing merchandise, and boys bathing A, Spe J WILSON . . 380 Minchenden House, Southgate, with estensiss land- : scape and water, and figures in the foreground \1) on Me gH DITTO . . 381 Caernarvon Castle, with peasants and cattle ig $3 (3) 382 THE CELEBRATED CHANDOS PORTRAIT OF SHAKSPEARE. ‘ This renowned portrait is presumed to be the work of Burbage, the first actor of Richard III., who is known to have handled the pencil: It then We os dn5 became the property of Joseph Taylor, the poet’s Hamlet, who dying iss about the year 1658, left it by will to Sir William D’Avenant; At the vA ne oe / SM fiers. death of D’Avenant, in 1663, it was bought by Betterton the actor; and — when he died Mr. Robert Keck, of the Inner Temple, gave Mrs. Barry, a iL NK ¢ Gr f the actress, forty guineas for it. From Mr. Keck it passed to Mr. Nicholl, "6 of Minchenden House, Southgate, whose only daughter and heiress Margaret, married James Marquis of Carnarvon, afterwards Duke of Chandos; from whom it descended, in right of his wife’ Anna Eliza, the late duchess, to the present Duke of Buckingham and Chandos YH / yy { STANFIELD, 382* WRECKERS OFF CALAIS—the celebrated en- ~~ R.A. graved picture N.B.—This beautiful work is removed from Wotton. re End of Twenty-third Day's Sale. Twenty-fourth Day’s Sale. On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1848, AT TWELVE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 0 DRAWING ROOMS. Ws Wouvermans . 383 An engagement of cavalry, in which they are contending for a standard “am dg G. Poussin . . 384 A view in the Apennines, with a peasant watering cattle near a cascade Ditto” . 385 A river scene, with a man driving a mule—the This Brot. Biel all . . companion Vito eee ae Te P. Brill . . . 9886 A dance of satyrs, ina landscape, with water anda | woody foreground | Ys 014 Tintoretto . . 387 Vertumnus and Pomona P. Lastman . 388 David playing on the harp, pajore, an altar in the / Va Temple Lf G. Bellini .- . 3889 The marriage of St. Catherine—inscribed, and dated Fobale . 1504 .. Murillo, . . 390 The conception of the Tots with infant angels A. Ihe fore ; 2 a Ditto . . . 391. The glorification of the youthful Christ—the companion | O. Marinari. . 392 The daughter of Herodias with the head of St. John, 7? | _. with a-female by her side, and an infant angel bearing the reed cross of St. John 2B Vernet . . Cuyp Backhuyzen . Mbps ee io DAs Teniers . V4 Vga ie Vig Ditto. Twenty-fourth Day's Sale. . 9893 A view in the Mediterranean, with a storm, and a ship striking on breakers: in the foreground are figures saved from the wreck of another vessel, fragments of which men are dragging on shore; a round tower and fortress are seen on the rocky coast 394 A landscape, with two shepherds crossing their crooks for a goat to leap over; other goats and sheep are under a tree near a river ae A view of Rotterdam, from the river, with a royal nA [hie ‘ 13 ook: [yacht under sail saluting, and other vessels in a % breeze 396 A kitchen, with a lady and her son superintending the preparations for a feast ; she is seated in the fore- ground; in the backgronnd are numerous joints and poultry at the kitchen fire 7 . 397 St. Catherine reading a book, and holding a sword in her right hand: in the background is a romantic landscape, with figures | ' . 398 St. Barbara, with a book in her left hand: she is standing near a tower—the companion ° Fe Gr Van Dyck . .. 9 Prince Maurice of Nassau, and Prince Henry of Born Y1. Rolhichitd Prussia, on grey chargers oe Raffaelle ©. . 400 © Portrait of the painter— rom the collection of the Earl Rieaa” wee of Besborough ee (or Ld Bedrtowr . 401 The Virgin and Child, with St. John and St, Elizabeth - 402 Judith with the head of Holofernes . 403 Head of Christ ; his hands crossed upon his breast. in adoration: the head raised, and full of exquisite character | - 404 Head of the Virgin, in a blue drapery; her hands clasped—ovyal Twenty-fourth Days Sale. 189 j v4 o L. DA VINCI 405 Diane de Poictiers at her toilette, her head richly - Y | decked wijh jewels, a muslin drapery falls from her neck: on a table before her is a casket of trinkets, and an attendant is at a robe chest in the background 7 fs REMBRANDT 406 The enraged prisoner—supposed to represent the confinement of John Duke of Cleves, by his father, for insanity, with two black boys to attend on him Fol - 7 TENIERS. . 407 Interior, with a man and woman lighting a pipe: in "LP Barc} sot another apartment, in the background, four boors it are at cards, near a chimney. 18 in. by 143 in. OGr DEGUELDER 408 Interior of a Jewish synagogue, with figures in rich costume, and a Levite bringing a lamb to sacrifice jf, Gps REMBRANDT 409 Judas casting down the thirty pieces of silver before | the Sanhedrim; from the collection of the Earl of Charlemont f7-Yr5 DITTO . . 410 A negro armed with bow and arrows, and richly attired j RUYSDAEL . 411 The sea shore near Scheveling, with fishing boats 7 Seg | lying off, and the sea washing in over a Clear: sand: at the shore are groups of figures | VICTOOR. . 412 Laban searching for the images in Rachel's tent : ne vf he is removing a rich carpet which has been thrown af The ake over some utensils; Jacob stands behind Rachel, a8 Wearimeler! SS. who is seated on a sheaf of corn; a chef d'euvre | of this capital painter f UZ 1 RUYSDAEL . 413 A landscape—sunrise, with a man driving a flock of Pe g sheep through a stream which crosses a road: on a high bank on one side is a cottage, on the other a noble group of oaks at the entrance to a wood 190 ait Ip RUBENS . . 414 S24p REMBRANDT 415 Lr TENIERS . | - 416 *n BACKHUYZEN 417 DENNE . 418 4] fry Me. iets, HS Via BERGHEM . 419 KG N. POUSSIN. 420 Sa Fava ein : i960(| os) of, Rembrandt. . 421 pee Pasion ok eee W/, ag 423 Funed, yy h. |. Betas ngh 16 Twenty-fourth Day’s Sale. The infant Christ sleeping in the lap of the Virgin, who is preparing his cradle: St. Joseph is contem- plating them from behind; from the Duke of Cumberland’s collection The standard bearer. The artist has represented him- self in a velvet cap and feather, with a cuirass and mantle: he bears a white standard, on which a powerful light gives wonderful relief to the head, which is full of character Two sportsmen, with a hawk and dogs, in conver- sation with an old man near a village—the roof of a chateau seen in the distance A jetty, with fishing boats and figures, and a man-of- war lying at anchor Head of his mother—a capital specimen of this won- derful painter ~ ld Beartoe [fot The ruins of a Roman bath, with a female peasant in conversation with a man in the water; other peasants have advanced with their cattle, after watering in the pool Moses deposited in the Nile: the father is dinabes in grief: the city in the background is relieved by the light of sunset ; the subject 1s beautifully treated —from the Orleans gallery rt. Kebewstns Portrait of the painter, when young, in a hat and feather Venus blinding Cupid, and addressing another who is leaning on her shoulder ~ | A view on the Grand Canal, with a ae and gon- dolas, and figures; a brilliant sunshine adds to the beautiful transparency of the water Ca erase: ee a a2 [7 Gre REMBRANDT 424 Uo Priace RUYSDAEL . 425 gs bee ab Hy Wi age y ve wth 3 TP: Sieg i¢ < de fr ap bas V. DER NEER 426 PON ae slacd REMBRANDT 427 TENIERS. . 428 has ALBANO , 429 seat hoe Res | vr Fe riches 1760. Twenty-fourth Days Sale. 19] The wife of the painter, as Minerva, armed with a helmet and cuirass, from which falls a rich em- broidered velvet drapery ; her right hand leans upon a sword, on her left arm hangs the egis A wooded bank of a river, with fallen timber, and a sandbank in the foreground, and a beautiful sky— upright A Dutch village on a canal, with brilliant effect of the rising moon, a church and buildings in the fore- ground, a boatis drawn up, and a man is laying eel traps—a charming work of ihe master A Jewish Rabbi, seated, and leaning upon a stick ; he wears a velvet hat and feather, with a rich Ais full of powerful character Ndi 4-38(6) Wibe. Three old peasants in conversation, near the door of a farm house, which a woman is entering, a village and church seen in the background, and a pool of water lighted by a settingsun, with a beautiful silvery sky—a very important work of this great master. D ft. 5 in. by 3 ft. 8 in. St. John baptizing Christ, with two angels attend- ing him, and beautiful groups of infant angels above ; on the bank of the river figures are contemplating the scene with deep interest ; on the opposite side is a boat and figures, and mountainous distance. From the Orleans Gallery. ida Cracun . . 430° “A palace on the sea shore in the Mediterranean, with Sic Womencan a round tower in the half-distance, a vessel is approaching the shore; a brilliant afternoon sun illumines the ripple of the waves. This capital picture ts from the collection of the Earl of Northington 192 Twenty-fourth Day's Sale. hit 2s CLAUDE . . 431 Roman edifices in ruins; a drove of cattle crossing a “ ; . ford, and a manin a ferry-boat is approaching a ‘Ylon 1k. IU Cov 37 group of figures in the foreground, near a fine group of trees—effect of cool early morning UL, 4 (fas DOMENICHINO 432 Sybilla Persica—the celebrated picture from the Orleans Gallery nif VAN DYCK . 433 The Virgin seated, contemplating the Infant in her a4 en lap, who extends his hand towards her face.— Thes picture was presented by George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, to the Countess of Shrewsbury “ CORREGGIO 484 Mercury and Venus teaching Cupid to read.—This Me beautiful replica was probably brought to England by George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, in the time of Charles I., and was given by the Duke, his successor, to the Countess of Shrewsbury, at Avington fin mat es DT 435 A burgomaster in a black dress seated: he has his igre 15 Ain) right hand raised in the act of speaking; he wears ( BN. VIS sot fo, _ a Skull cap and ruff, and has fine grey hairs; this : HA. < magnificent production is from the Orleans Gallery. 4 ft. 4in. by 3 ft. 7 in.—upright S. ROSA . . 436 The finding of Moses: on the bank of a river the daughter of Pharaoh is seated with arms extended /, . : to receive the infant; a cascade falls through rocks Kd DudGor on the right, which are surmounted by trees; and in the distance the rocky shore is brilliantly lighted by effect of sunshine, which extends its influence over the whole subject; this grand work is painted in the best time of this wonderful master. It was brought to England by William Young Ottley, Esq., as the cumpanion to the celebrated picture in the National Gallery. 6 ft. 7 in. by 4 ft. STAG % vient S41. \ N ows Noth Twenty-fourth Days Sale. 193 | CUYP. . . 487 Philip baptizing the eunuch: the apostle is in the act ls of baptizing the enunch, who is kneeling at the brink of a pool; one negro holds the Books of the 3 Prophets, and another, in the chariot, holds a turban ; "OI, LA. A ernal Le | Ye. the chariot is drawn by two grey horses, and Argon ry sheltered by a rich umbrella; a band of mounted : negroes are in attendance. The water weeds in front are sparkling in a brilliant sunshine, which lights the mountainous distance, and the richly wooded foreground on the right. 5 ft. 6 in. by 3 ft. 9 in. REMBRANDT 4388 The unmerciful servant brought before his lord, between a soldier in a morion, and an aged servant. The lord, who is habited in a turban and rich ys Pe costume of red silk, is resting one hand on a table, the other is extended tewards the culprit, each of the (La { forked ) countenances expressing the different emotions in a wonderful manner. This, one of the most famous works of the great Dutch painter, was purchased in Amsterdam of the representatives of the family, for whomit was painted, and brought away immediately before the entrance of the French troops. It is engraved by Earlom. 7 ft. by 5 ft. 10 in. hod End of Twenty-fourth Day’s Sale. On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1848, — Twenty-fifth Day's Sale. ae () eee AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. ee () SHERRY. 463 Three dozens of Sherry, recently bottled 464 Three ditto 465 Three ditto 466 Three ditto 467 Three ditto 468 Three ditto 469 Three ditto 470 Three ditto 471 Three ditto 472 Three ditto 473 Three ditto 474 Three ditto 475 Three ditto 476 Three ditto 477 Three ditto 478 Three ditto 479 Two ditto, more or less Twenty-fifth Days Sale. . 195 480 Three dozens of Sherry, recently bottled 481 Three ditto 482 Three ditto 483 Three ditto 484 Three ditto 485 Three ditto 486 Three ditto 487 Three ditto 488 Three ditto 489 Three ditto 490 Three ditto 491 Three ditto 492 Three ditto 493 Three ditto 494 Three ditto 495 Three ditto 496 'Two ditto, more or less PORT. 497 Three dozens of Port, recently bottled 498 Three ditto 499 Three ditto 500 Three ditto 501 Three ditto 502 Three ditto 503 Three ditto 504 Three ditto 202 196 Twenty-fifth Days Sale. 505 Three dozens of Port, recently bottled 506 Three ditto 507 Three ditto 508 Three ditto 509 Three ditto 510 Three ditto 511 Three ditto 512 Three ditto 513 Two ditto, more or less CLARET. 514 Three dozens of Claret, 1841 515 Three ditto 516 Three ditto 517 Three ditto 518 Three ditto 519 Three ditto 520 Two ditto, more or less 521 Three dozens of Claret (Justerini) 522 Three ditto : 523 Three ditto 524 Three ditto 529 Three ditto 526 Three ditto 527 Three ditto 528 Three ditto 529 Two ditto, more or less Twenty-fifth Day's Sale. 530 Three dozens of old Lafitte (Cunningham) 531 Three ditto 532 Three ditto 533 Three ditto 534 Three ditto 535 Three ditto, more or less 936 Three dozens of Lafitte, (Cunningham,) 1845 587 Three ditto : 538 Three ditto 539 Three ditto 540 Three ditto 541 Three ditto 542 Three ditto 543 Three ditto 544 Three ditto 545 Three ditto 546 Four ditto, more or less MADEIRA. 547 Three dozens of Madeira, 1835 548 Three ditto 549 Three ditto 550 Three ditto 551 Four ditto, more or less 552 Three dozens of Madeira 553 Three ditto 554 Three ditto 197 Bin 58 Bin 17 Bin 37 Bin 38 198 Twenty-fifth Days Sale. 555 Three dozens of Madeira 556 Three ditto, more or less ; to ihe 557 Three dozens of Madeira, 1815 ob sein Big 558 Three ditto why ol Sal 559 Three ditto 560 Three ditto 561 Three ditto, more or less 562 563 aie Wen 564 ote: GRE MALAGA. 565 Three dozens of Malaga, 1804 : | Bin 73 566 Three ditto OS EEE See 467 Three ditto ie ae 568 Three ditto ee ay 569 Three ditto none : Os ie ire 570 Three ditto 571 Three ditto 572 ‘Three ditto 573 Three ditto | nace: ae 574 Three ditto fh see che 575 Three ditto, more or less ail , ER a 576 Three dozens of Malaga nits Bin 74 bis a 577 Three ditto eis Ss qate 578 Three ditto anh ae a or 579 Three ditto ott at! eke . a a Lwenty-fifth Day's Sale. 199 580 Three dozens of Malaga 081 Three ditto 582 Two ditto 583 Two ditto, more or less VARIOUS. 584 One dozen and 7 bottles various, Bin 105; and 6 bottles Bin 104 585 One dozen and 3 bottles of Frontignan, liqueurs, &c. Bin 107 586 Three dozens various Bin 109 587 One dozen and 10 bottles various Front, Bin 4 _ 588 Four dozens and 11 bottles various . Bin 111 589 Ten quarts and 9 pints various Bin 93 290 Two dozens and a half of Muscat, &c. | Bin 100 O91 Eleven bottles of British, Bin 72; and 11 pints of Sweet Wine Bin 59 592 Nine bottles of Gordon’s Sherry, Bin 66; and 8 bottles of MadeiraBin 89 593 ‘Two dozens, unknown, Bin 45; and 2 dozens and 4 pints—ullages Bin 44 594 Two dozen quarts and 19 pints various | . Shelf 595 One dozen and a half of Arancio Bin 112 996 One dozen of White Wine, (Stocks,) Bin 114; and 1 dozen and 2 bottles of Sauterne, 1820 — | Bin 116 597 One dozen and a half of Bucellas, more or less Front, Bin 80 098 Three dozens of White Wine Bin 84 999 Two dozens and a half ditto, more or less 600 One dozen and a half of White Wine, more or less Bin 90 601 Three dozens and a half of White French Wine Bin 59 602 Two dozens of light Sweet Wine Bin 47 603 One dozen pints of Italian Wine; 2 bottles of Madeira; 4 bottles of Noyeau ; 6 flasks ; and 1 other , Bin 48 200 Twenty-fifth Day's Sale. 604 Three dozens and a half of Cape 605 Two dozen and 3 pints, and 9 quarts of Cowslip 606 One dozen of Burgundy, (Smith,) 1844 607 Three dozens of Cote Rotie 608 Two dozens and a half ditto, more or less 609 Two dozens of Sparkling Moselle,1834 ~ 610 One and a half ditto, more or less 611 Three dozens of Sicilian Wite Whine 612 Three ditto 613 Four ditto, more or less | 614 Three doeens of Red Greek Sweet Wine | 615 Three ditto 3s 616 Two ditto, more or less End of Twenty-fifth Day's Sale. Lwenty-sixth Day’s Sale. Soe | Sena On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. Oo-—— GRENVILLE ROOMS—EAST END. BEDROOM. 1549 A mahogany four-post bedstead, with printed cotton furniture ; and a paillasse 1550 A wool mattrass 1551 A feather bed and bolster 1551*Four pillows 1552 A pair of satin damask window curtains, and draperie 1553 A Venetian carpet; a Brussels rug; a fender and fire irons; and a coal box 1554 Three blankets; and a counterpane 1555 A mahogany table, with two drawers; and a glass 1556 A mahogany writing table, with a drawer and inkstand; a bell; a pair of snuffers and tray, and extinguisher 1557 A painted washing stand, with ewers, two basins, brush (rays, ee two tumblers, a foot pan, and jug 1558 A large arm chair, covered with damask ; and a stool 1559 A mahogany chest of five drawers 1560 Two bed steps, of yew tree | 2D 202 Twenty-siath Day's Sale. 1561 Four chairs; and a fire skreen 1562 A mahogany bidet; and a towel horse _ | © 1563 A pier glass, in three plates — GRENVILLE DRESSING ROOM. 1564 A mahogany tent bedstead, with printed furniture : and a window curtain 1565 A wool mattrass = 1566 A hair ditto; a bolster; and 2 pillows 1567 Three blankets ; and a Marseilles quilt 1568 A mahogany chest of three drawers — 1569 A mahogany table; a glass; 2 stools; and a chair 1570 A mahogany night table; a bidet; and a towel horse Leh 1571 A painted washing stand ; ewer; jug; 3. basins; brush trays ; pelle and tumblers; foot pan and jug ; ie a towel fe 1572 An inkstand; a blotting book; a bell; 2 conclarienas and 5 yrs ornaments pines 1573 A Venetian carpet; a rug; a fender and fire irons; a guard a coal box a kettle; and a piece of matting 1575 An ottoman, with squab, covered with printed cotton 1576 An easy chair, with cushion, covered with printed cotton 1577 A mahogany writing table, with brass rim, and meh gir top covered with leather GRENVILLE SERVANTS’ ROOMS. 1578 A press bedstead and furniture ; and a mattrass . 1579 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow "3" > [A 4eer 1580 Three blankets ; and a counterpane iy A Oa 1581 A mahogany table; and a washing stand, ewer, and basin id Oe Twenty-siath Day's Sale. 203 1582 A mahogany cupboard; a chest of five drawers; a’ piece of carpet; a glass; and 2 chairs 1583 A four-post bedstead and furniture; a paillasse; 3 blankets; ‘and a counterpane 1584 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1585 A mahogany cupboard ; a washing stand, ewer, and basin; atable; and a chair COBHAM ROOMS. BED ROOM. 1586 A mahogany four-post bedstead and chalie farina 5 a tae e ; ‘and 2 window curtains and draperies 1587 A wool mattrass 1588 A feather bed, bolster, and 2 pillows 1589 Three blankets ; and a counterpane 1590 An Indian coverlid 1591 A tent bedstead and printed furniture ; and a hair mattrass 1592 A feather fed bolster, and pillow 1593 Three blankets ; and a counterpane 1594 A Venetian carpet ; and a hearth rug 1595 A mahogany chest of five drawers 1596 Two bedsteps, of yew tree 1597 An easy chair and cushion, covered with printed cotton 1598 A mahogany arm chair, covered with printed cotton ; and 3 others 1599 A sofa, covered with leather, and cotton cover 1600 A mahogany table, with a drawer ; and a bidet 1601 A mahogany table; a painted washing stand; 2 ewers and basins bottle and tumbler 2n2 ; and 204 Twenty-siath Day’s Sale. 1602 A fender and fire irons; a coal box; a kettle; a foot pan; acan; a towel horse ; an inkstand; a pair of snuffers and stand; anda bell | 1603 A dressing glass; and a needlework skreen Lagat ety 1604 A pier glass, in two plates COBHAM DRESSING ROOM. _ rer 1605 A mahogany chest of four drawers 1606 A mahogany table; and a dressing glass 1607 Along mahogany table; ewer and basin; bottle; tumbler; foot pan ; ‘and can ee gtr on 1608 A mahogany night table; and a bidet oT ea 1609 A Brussels carpet ; a mahogany table; and 8 chairs COBHAM SERVANTS’ ROOM. : ime 1610 A four-post bedstead, with damask furniture; and a mattrass | _ a v ‘ 1611 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow cae) A Beat 1612 Three blankets; and a counterpane ; A 4e5I 1613 A deal table; a washing stand; ewer and basin; aglass; a picce of carpet; 2 chairs; and a mahogany stool pie 1614 About 28 yards of Kidderminster carpet, to the Passage NUGENT ROOMS. BEDROOM. 1615 A mahogany four-post bedstead, with blue damask furniture ; and a paillasse i atiibie ie 1616 A wool mattrass 1617 A hair ditto 1618S A feather bed Twenty-sivth Day's Sale. 205 1619 A bolster; and 2 pillows 1620 Two large down pillows 1621 Three blankets 1622 A Marseilles quilt 1623 A Brussels carpet; and a rug 3 1624 A fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle; and a coal box 1625 A mahogany table, and a yellow silk worked cover; and a dressing glass 1626 A mahogany washing stand, with marble top; two basins and ewers, brush trays, bottle, and tumbler ; a foot pan; and a jug 3 1627 A mahogany wardrobe, with folding doors, and four drawers under 1628 Two bedsteps, of yew tree 1629 A pair of easy chairs, with cushions, covered with printed cotton 1630 A mahogany table; a bidet; 3 chairs; a basket; and a towel horse 1631 A carved stool, covered with needlework; a skreen; and a footstool 1632 A pier glass, in two plates | | 1633 A pair of large oriental blue and white jars and covers 1634 Nine small pieces of ditto } NUGENT DRESSING ROOM, No. I. 1635 A Brussels carpet ; and a rug 1636 A fender and fire irons; a kettle; and a coal box 1637 A needlework skreen; a stool; and a footstool 1638 A large mahogany sofa bedstead, with blue damask furniture, squab, down pillow and bolster, covered with blue damask ; also a mattrass, bolster, and 2 pillows 1639 Three blankets; and a counterpane 1640 A mahogany table; an arm chair and cover; and 3 others 206 Twenty-sivth Day's Sale. 1641 A sofa table, of yew tree, with two drawers and cover; an inkstand; a’ blotting book; a bell ; a taper stand; and a pair of snuffers and stand 1642 An oriental jar and cover; 2 basins and3 other pieces—blue and white; and 2 saucers . a i a 1643 A mahogany writing table, with drawer and inkstand 1644 A painted washing stand, two basins and ewers, brush trays, bottle and: tumblers ; a foot pan; and a can 1645 A mahogany bidet; and a small table 1646 A cheval glass, in mahogany frame 1647 A cabinet, with numerous drawers—inlaid with engraved ivory and. tortoiseshell—on a mahogany stand, with four droge NUGENT DRESSING ROOM, No. ae 1648 A Brussels carpet ; and a hearth rug | 1649 A fender and fire irons; a kettle; a coal box; and a poe 1650 A chimney glass, in a painted frame . 1651 An arm chair, covered with needlework, and printed cover; and a stool to. match 1652 A couch, covered with printed cotton, with a down squab and two pillows 1653 A mahogany two-flap table, with a drawer and cover ; an inkstand; a bell ; snuffers, and extinguisher 1654 A mahogany washing stand, with marble top, ewer, three poe brush trays, bottle, and tumbler; a foot pan; and a jar “’ | 1655 A mahogany night table; and a bidet 1656 A painted table; a towel horse; and a deal stand 1657 ‘Two pairs of blue damask curtains and draperies 1658 A cabinet, of tortoiseshell and engraved ivory—on a mahopany stand, with three drawers 1659 An oriental pot-pourri jar; 2 basins; 8 cups—blue and white ; and a figure of Britannia—in white . . Twenty-siath Day's Sale. 207 NUGENT SERVANTS’ ROOM. 1660 A four-post bedstead and furniture ; @ mattrass; 3 blankets; and a counterpane 1661 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1662 Two chairs; a piece of carpet; a table; a glass; a vas he | stand, ewer, -and basin; and a mahogany eupbdurd : ) NUGENT LANDING, AND STAIRS. 1663 A crimson Brussels carpet, 9 yds. by 5 yds. 1664 A long mahogany table, with slabs of scagliola, with Pompeiian ornaments 1665 A pair of china depositories, with similar slabs 1666 A carved and gilt table : 1667 A pedestal closet, of aa neare Dont with the Aurora, after Guido 1668 Three plaster busts of Czesars 1669 Two ditto—Adrian and Caracalla 1670 Two arm chairs ; and the holland cover to the stairs carpet | 1671 About 21 yards of very handsome wide Brussels stair carpet; and 33 brass wires 1672 A pair of alabaster vases, with masks—on white and gold stands, carved with lions’ heads . 1673 A lanthorn, with metal frame—gilt, on marble foot ‘End of Twenty-sixth Day's Sale. _ Lwenty-seventh Day’s Sale. On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1848, eee (Jeers WEST WING. BISHOP’S BEDROOM. 1674 A mahogany four-post bedstead, with printed cotton furniture anda paillasse; and a pair of window curtains and draperies 1675 A hair mattrass 1676 A wool ditto 1677 A feather bed 1678 A bolster ; and 2 pillows 1679 Three blankets 1680 A Marseilles quilt 1681 A mahogany bedstep 1682 A ditto 1683 A capital mahogany chest of five drawers 1684 An arm chair, covered with printed cotton; 3 others; and a stool 1685 A painted washing stand; 2 basins; an ewer; brush trays; bottle and tumbler ; foot pan and can; and a towel horse 1686 A Kidderminster carpet; a rug; a fender and fire irons; a kettle; and a coal box Twenty-seventh Day’s Sale. 209 1687 A mahogany table; and a dressing glass 1688 A mahogany bidet; and a fire skreen 1689 A mahogany writing table, with drawer and inkstand; a blotting book ; and a taper stand, snuffers, and extinguisher 1690 A sofa, with squab—covered with printed cotton BISHOP’S DRESSING ROOM. 1691 A painted: French bedstead, with printed cotton furniture ; and a pair of window curtains and draperies 1692 A mattrass - 1693 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1694 ‘Three blankets; and a Marseilles quilt 1695 A Kidderminster carpet; and a rug 1696 A brass wire fender; a set of fire irous; a guard ; a kettle; anda coal box of 1697 A mahogany chest of four drawers 1698 A mahogany table; and a dressing glass 1699 Two arm chairs, covered with printed cotton; 3 others; and a stool 1700 A mahogany washing stand ; 2 ewers ; 2 basins ; brush and sponge Peng foot pan and can; and a towel horse 1701 A mahogany night table; and a bidet 1702 A carved stool; and a needlework skreen BISHOP’S SERVANTS’ ROOM. 1703 A press bedstead and furniture; a hair mattrass ; 3 blankets; and a ~ coverlid 1704 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 2 05 A mahogany table; a ditto cupboard; and 2 ahs 210 Twenty-seventh Day’s Sale. 1706 A mahogany table; a dressing glass ; and a washing stand sid ever 1707 A tent bedstead and check furniture; a paillasse; 3 blankets; and a counterpane 1708 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1709 A mahogany cupboard; a glass; 2 chairs; and a deal table TEMPLE ROOMS. BEDROOM. 1710 A mahogany four-post bedstead, with chalie furniture ; and a paillasse 1711 A wool mattrass 1712 A feather bed 1713 A bolster; and 2 pillows 1714 Three blankets 1715 A Marseilles quilt 1716 A needlework ditto 1717 A Venetian carpet, 6 yds. by 54 yds. ; and a hearth rug 1718 A fender and fire irons; a kettle; a guard; a coal box; and a boot jack 1719 A painted washing stand, ewer, 2 basins; brush trays, bottle, and tumblers ; foct pan and can ; and a towel horse 1720 A mahogany two-flap table; and a dressing glass 1721 A pair of chalie window curtains and draperies 1722 Two bedsteps, of yew tree 1723 A capital mahogany chest of five drawers 1724 An easy chair and cushion, covered with printed cotton 1725 A mahogany bidet ; a towel horse; and a stand 1726 A sofa and pillow, covered with printed cotton Twenty-seventh Day's Sale. 211 1727 A mahogany two-flap table; an inkstand, and blotting book; a bell; 2 cups ; snuffers and stand, and an extinguisher 1728 A mahogany arm chair, and a stool, covered with Sea cotton; and 4 cane-seated chairs DRESSING ROOM. 1729 A mahogany chest of three drawers 1730 A mahogany night table; and a bidet 1731 A mahogany long table; 2 basins, an ewer, brush trays; jug, bottle and tumbler; foot pan and can; a candlestick; and a towel horse 1732 A mahogany arm chair; a cane chair; and a mahogany table 1733 A small two-flap table ; a dressing glass; and a Venetian carpet SERVANTS’ ROOM. 1734 A four-post bedstead, with crimson silk furniture ; and a paillasse 1735 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1736 Three blankets; and a counterpane 1737 A mahogany night table; a washing stand, ewer, and basin 1738 A deal table; a glass; 3 chairs ; and a piece of carpet GALLERY. 1739 About 27 yards of Kidderminster carpet PLANTAGENET ROOMS. BEDROOM. 1740 A capital mahogany four-post bedstead—carved with lion’s heads, on French castors, with silk tabaret furniture and gilt cornice; and a paillasse 1741 A hair mattrass 1742 A wool ditto 212 Twenty-seventh Day’s Sale. 1743_A feather bed 1744 A bolster; and 2 pillows 1745 Three blankets 1746 A Marseilles quilt 1747 ‘Two pairs of silk tabaret window curtains and draperies, and gilt cornices 1748 A handsome crimson Brussels carpet, 64 yds. by 53 yds. ; and a hearth rug 1749 A brass wire fender; a set of fire irons; a guard ; a kettle; anda coal box 1750 A mahogany bedstep 1751 A ditto 1752 A capital mahogany chest of five drawers 1753 A mahogany table; and a dressing-glass 1754 A painted washing stand; 2 ewers and basins, brush and spouse trays ; a bottle and tumbler; and a white foot pan and j jug 1755 Seven painted and gilt arm chairs, with cane seats, and cushions covered with silk tabaret 1756 A mahogany ‘arm chair; and a stool, covered with printed cotton; a towel horse ; and a skreen 1757 A chimney glass, 39 in. by 24 in.—in a very richly carved and gilt fea: 1758 A pair of or-moulu double candlesticks, of Chinese pattern 1759 Two oriental octagonal basins; 2 cups and saucers; a bell; snuffers and tray ; and extinguisher 1760 Two toilet covers DRESSING ROOMS. 1761 A crimson Brussels carpet; about 4 yards square ; a piece to the passage; and a hearth rug . 1762 A ditto, the same pattern, 83 yds. by 33 yds.; and a hearth rug 1763 A brass wire fender, and fire irons; a kettle; a guard; and a ear box 1764 A similar lot Twenty-seventh Day's Sale. 213 1765 A.chimney glass, in three plates—the largest 30 in. by 21 in.—in a gilt frame 1766 An easy chair and cushion, covered with damask 1767 Five cane-seated chairs 1768 A mahogany table; and a dressing glass 1769 A ditto; an inkstand; a blotting book; a taper stand and extinguisher 1770 A mahogany chest of four drawers 1771 A mahogany washing stand, with marble top ; 2 ewers and basins; brush and sponge trays; bottle and turnbler 1772 A mahogany cupboard; and a ditto bidet 1773 A mahogany boot-jack; a painted towel horse; an yew tree boot horse ; a white foot pan and jug; and a piece of oilcloth 1774 Two pairs of silk tabaret window curtains, with draperies, and gilt cornices 1775 A pair of pastoral figures—in biscuit 1776 An enamel bottle; 4 cups, and 2 saucers—oriental 1777 A capital mahogany sofa bedstead, with squab, bolster, and pillow— covered with green damask and furniture of the same; also a mattrass, bolster, and pillow 1778 Three blankets; and a Marseilles quilt 1779 A capital mahogany low wardrobe, with wings, folding doors, drawers, and slides 1780 A painted washing stand; 2 ewers and basins; brush and sponge trays ; bottle and tumbler; anda white foot pan and jug 1781 A mahogany table ; a dressing glass; and a painted towel horse 1782 A mahogany table; an inkstand ; a blotting book ; a match pot; a taper and ; snuffers and stand, and extinguisher 1783 A mahogany arm chair; and a stool, covered with printed cotton 1784 A mahogany cupboard; and a ditto bidet 214 Twenty-seventh Day's Sale. 1785 A japan cabinet, with drawers, on a gilt stand; and 4 Japan boxes 1786 A chimney glass, 42 in. by 25 in., in a gilt frame PLANTAGENET STAIRS. SERVANTS’ ROOM. 1787 A tent bedstead, with two sets of furniture; and a mattrass 1788 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1789 'Three blankets; and a counterpane 1790 A wainscot chest of five drawers; a glass; and a piece of carpet 1791 Two tables; a window curtain ; 2 basins; an ewer; bottle and tumbler ; mahogany cupboard; and 2 chairs 1792 A small sofa ARUNDEL GALLERY. 1793 A carved and gilt table, with a slab of inlaid marbles | 1794 A table—the frame of ebony, with panels of tortoiseshell 1795 A mahogany and gilt frame, with a slab of breccia 1796 A ditto 1797 A cabinet, inlaid with ivory and tortoiseshell—engraved with foliage, with folding doors and drawers, and a looking glass in the top 1798 A ditto 1799 A pair of carved mahogany arm chairs, covered with silk 1800 A pair of or-moulu girandoles End of Twenty-seventh Day's Sale. | » Twenty-eighth Day’s Sale. oe (Joes On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1848, EY , EEE EAST WING. CHINTZ BEDROOM. 1801 A four-post bedstead, with printed cotton furniture; and 2 pairs of window curtains and draperies 1802 A hair mattrass 1803 A wool ditto 1804 A feather bed 1805 A bolster; and 2 pillows 1806 Three blankets ; and a counterpane 1807 A coverlid; and 2 crimson silk curtains 1808 A Kidderminster carpet, 8 yds. by 44 yds. ; and a rug 1809 A brass wire fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle; and a coal box 1810 A painted dressing table; a ditto washing stand; 2 basins and ewers ; brush and sponge trays; bottle and tumbler ; and a foot pan and can 1811 A mahogany table; a dressing glass; anda towel horse 1812 A mahogany bidet; and a ditto cupboard 1813 An ottoman, with squab and back cushion, covered with printed cotton 1814 A mahogany winged wardrobe, with folding doors, and four drawers under | 216 Twenty-eighth Days Sale. 1815 A mahogany cupboard ; a towel horse ; and a footstool 1816 Two arm chairs, with printed cotton covers; and 2 others 1817 A blue and white bowl and covers; 2 cups and saucers; and 2 other cups —oriental ; an inkstand; a blotting book; a bell; snuffers and stand, and extinguisher 1818 A square mahogany table ; and a chimney glass CHINTZ DRESSING ROOM. 1819 A French bedstead, with canopy and chintz furniture; and 2 pairs of chintz window curtains and draperies 1820 A wool mattrass 1821 A ditto 1822 A feather bed 1823 A bolster; and 2 pillows 1824 Three blankets 1825 A needlework quilt 1826 A Kidderminster carpet, 8 yds. by 43 yds. ; and a rug 1827 A brass fender and fire irons; a guard ; a kettle; and a coal box 1828 A painted dressing table, with two drawers; a washing stand; 2 basins and ewers; brush and sponge trays; bottle and tumbler; and a foot pan and can | 1829 A capital mahogany chest of six drawers fy 1830 A mahogany cupboard; and 2 arm chairs, covered with printed cotton 1831 A mahogany table; a dressing glass; an inkstand; a blotting book; snuffers and tray, and extinguisher; and a pair of candlesticks | 1832 A chimney glass, in three plates ; and a towel horse 6 . . 1833 A pair of Chinese female figures; and a figure of Winter, of white ware- 1834 Two blue and white basins; 2 cups; and 2 white bowls—oriental | Lwenty-cighth Day's Sale. 217 SERVANTS’ ROOM. 1835 A four-post bedstead and furniture ; and a mattrass 1836 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1837 Three blankets ; and a counterpane 1838 A mahogany chest of tive drawers 1839 A two-flap table; a painted washing stand ; jug, basin, and brush trays ; a glass ; 3 chairs; and a piece of carpet BLUE ROOM, AND ROOM ADJOINING. 1840 A four-post bedstead and furniture 1841 A wool mattrass 1842 A feather bed, bolster, and 2 pillows 1843 Three blankets; and a counterpanie 1844 A four-post bedstead and furniture 1845 A wool mattrass 1846 A hair ditto 1847 A feather bed, bolsters and 2 pillows 1848 Three blankets; and a counterpane 1849 A Kidderminster carpet; and a rug 1850 A fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle; and 4 chairs 1851 Two arm chairs, with printed cotton covers; 2 stools; and a towel horse 1852 A mahogany table; a glass; and a damask curtain 1853 A mahogany corner washing stand; 2 ewers; 2 basins and brush trays ; and a mahogany cupboard 1854 A painted washing stand; 2 ewers and basins; brush and sponge trays ; bottle and tumbler ; a foot pan and can; and a towel horse 2RF 218 Twenty-eighth Day's Sale. 1855 A mahogany table; a ditto 1856 Seven pieces of oriental—blue and white ; 2 pairs of candlesticks ; an ink- stand; snuffers and tray; and extinguishers 1857 A rosewood Devonport 1858 A straw ottoman 1859 A view of Oxford—print, framed and glazed 1860 A mahogany wardrobe, with folding doors, and four drawers under 1861 A painted dining table; and a glass | | 1862 An ottoman, with squab, and three back cushions, covered with printed cotton PINK BEDROOM. 1863 A four-post bedstead, with chintz furniture; and 2 pairs of window curtains and draperies 1864 A hair mattrass 1865 A wool ditto 1866 A feather bed 1867 A bolster; and 2 pillows 1868 Three blankets 1869 A Marseilles quilt 1870 A mahogany bedstep 1871 A ditto 1872 A mahogany wardrobe, with folding doors, and four drawers under 1873 A painted dressing table, with drawers; a ditto washing stand; 2 basins and ewers; brush and sponge trays; bottle and tumbler; anda foot pan and can 1874 A mahogany bidet; 2 painted towel horses; anda basket 1875 A dressing glass, in mahogany frame; and a mahogany table Twenty-eighth Days Sale. 219 1876 A mahogany framed sofa, with printed cotton cover 1877 A large arm chair, covered with needlework, and printed cotton cover 1878 A mahogany arm chair, with printed cotton cover; and a sliding skreen, with mahogany frame 1879 A chimney glass, 53 in. by 25 in.—in a gilt frame 1880 A Kidderminster carpet, 8 yds, by 5 yds.; and a small piece in the adjoining room; and a rug 1881 A brass wire fender and fire irons ; - guard; a kettle; and a coal box 1882 A japan chest, on a stand 1883 Two large cups; a jar; and 4 other pieces—blue and white; and a white cup and saucer 1884 An inkstand; a blotting book; a bell; 2 japan boxes; a pair of candlesticks; snuffers and stand, and extinguishers SMALL DRESSING ROOM ADJOINING. 1885 A mahogany table; a dressing glass; a painted washing stand; 2 basins ; an ewer; brush trays; and a white foot pan 1886 A mahogany cupboard; a ditto bidet; and a chintz curtain PINK DRESSING ROOM. 1887 A French bedstead, with chintz furniture; and a hair and a wool mattrass 1888 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1889 Three blankets; and a counterpane 1890 Two pairs of window curtains and draperies ; and a chintz cover 1891 A sofa, with chintz cover 1892 A large arm chair, covered with needlework ; and a chintz cover 1893 An arm chair, with chintz cover; and 5 other chairs 2Fr2 220 Twenty-eighth Day's Sale. 1894 A chimney glass, in three plates—the largest 37 in. by 27 in. 1895 A mahogany bidet; and a ditto cupboard 1896 A mahogany chest of six drawers | 1897 A long mahogany table; and a dressing glass 1898 A painted dressing table; a ditto washing stand; 2 ewers and basins; brush and sponge trays; a foot pan and can; and a towel horse 1899 A Kiddermidster carpet, 8 yds. by 44 yds.; and a rug 1900 A brass wire fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle; and a coal box 1901 A japan cabinet, with folding doors; and drawers on a stand ay 1902 A chime clock, by Massey | | - . 1903 A japan fan-shaped box; an inkstand ; a blotting book; a pair of candle sticks, snuffers, and extinguishers 1904 A teapot, 6 cups, and 2 saucers—oriental blue and white SERVANTS’ ROOM. 1905 A four-post bedstead and furniture; and a mattrass 1906 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1907 Three blankets; and a counterpane 1908 A mahogany commode, with folding doors, and four drawers, on a carved stand 1909 A mahogany round-back chair; a painted washing stand; a glace 2 chairs ; and a piece of carpet PASSAGE. 1910 About 52 yards of Kidderminster carpet; and some - Pieces of crimson drugget 1911 A white and gold settee; a mahogany card table; a coal box; and a chair 1912 A capital fire engine, by Merryweather, with hose; and 6 leather tee Twenty-eighth Day's Sale. 221 BUCKINGHAM SERVANTS’ ROOM. BEDROOM. 1913 A four-post bedstead, with crimson damask furniture; a paillasse; and a hair mattrass 1914 A feather bed, bolster, and 3 pillows 1915 Three blankets 1916 A worked coverlid 1917 A Brussels carpet, 7 yds. by 6 yds.; and a hearth rug 1918 A fender and fire irons; a guard; and a coal box 1919; Two pairs of damask window curtains and draperies 1920, Two large arm chairs ; and 4 others 1921 A mahogany table, with two drawers ; and a dressing glass 1922 A pier glass, 40 in. by 25 in. 1923 A mahogany night table; and a bidet 1924 A table, with two drawers; a stool; and a needlework skreen 1925 A mahogany reading table, with rising top 1926 A painted washing stand; 2 ewers and basins; brush trays; bottle, and 2 tumblers; a foot pan and can 1927 A four-leaf skreen, covered with paper 1928 A yew tree table; an inkstand; a candlestick, snuffers, and extinguisher; a reading desk ; and a piece of ivory SERVANTS’ ROOM. 1929 A four-post bedstead and furniture ; and a mattrass 1930 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 1931 Three blankets; and a counterpane 1932 A mahogany chest of five drawers 222 : Twenty-cighth Day's Sale. 1933 An inlaid satinwood commode, with folding doors 1934 A Brussels carpet; 2 deal tables ; a aaa 3 a ius and basin : and a window curtain : 1935 A blue and white jar; 5 cups and 4 figures j in white | . & = , > eect AL dso. edt tea ore peay ass eet $3 in Ses Tera ‘arial, ce, abe gua ‘ End of Twenty-cighth a Sale, — sie : x een en ibiamig a a YS Re Sere a . wae etapa _ e 4 r cae ~ ee my wai La . é Te ee th ‘ = : k é St . . “Tee ? a @ ~ ee 7 4 ei f AE ; be owe 4 r = ¥ - ’ " Twenty-ninth Day’s Sale. On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1848, ee CLARENCE BEDROOM. 1936 A very handsome fotir-post bedstead, with gilt pillars and cornice, with rich crimson tabaret furniture; and a paillasse 1937 A hair mattrass 1938 A wool ditto 1939 A feather bed and cover 1940 A bolster; and 2 down pillows 1941 Three blankets 1942 A Marseilles quilt 1943 A mahogany bedstep 1944 A ditto 1945 A painted and gilt couch, with squab and bolster, covered with printed cotton 1946 A mahogany table ; 4 chairs ; and a towel horse 1947 A table cover, worked with silk 1948 A capital mahogany chest of five drawers | 1949 A pier glass, in two plates—the larger 42 in. by 28 in 224 Lwenty-ninth Day's Sale. 1951 A quilt, worked with flowers in silk 1952 A pair of crimson silk bell pulls 1953 A handsome Brussels carpet, 7 yds. by 43 yds.; anda rug 1954 A brass wire fender and fire irons; a kettle ; and a guard 1955 A blue and white jar and cover; a bottle; a beaker; 2 dishes; 4 cups and saucers; and 2 other pieces—oriental 1956 A pair of bronze boys—on marble pedestals 1957 The Apoilo of the Belvidere—in poueeee and a pair of vases, of s spar and alabaster | 1958 A pair of crimson tabaret curtains and draperies ; and gilt cornice SMALL CLARENCE BEDROOM. 1959 A four-post bedstead—white and gold, the furniture of white silk, ia with figures and flowers in colours, and lined with yellow s satin 1960 A wool mattrass 1961 A feather bed, bolster, and 2 pillows 1962 Three blankets 1963 A Marseilles quilt stash: 1964 A white silk coverlid, worked with figures to match the furniture. 470 | 1965 A handsome Brussels carpet, 63 yds. by 5 yds.; and a hearth Tug? py 1966 A brass wire fender and fire irons; a guard ; a kettle ; and a coal box 1967 A carved and gilt fauteuil, covered with crimson silk damask, and printed cotton cover 1968 Nine painted and gilt arm chairs, with cane foe and sehen Be with crimson silk damask, and printed cotton covers” 1969 A mahogany table; and a towel horse 1970 A mahogany bidet ; and a ditto boot-jack 1971 A washing stand, with closet of yew and cther wood, with gilt ornament. and a marble slab Twenty-ninth Day's Sale. 225 1972 Two basins ; 2 jugs; a foot pan ; brush and sponge trays; a vase—painted with flowers; and a bottle and 2 tumblers 1973 A stool—carved with lions’ heads, and covered with needlework 1974 A pair of crimson tabaret curtains, with gilt cornice, draperies, cords, and tassels 1975 A mahogany writing table, with brass rim and drawer 1976 A French chest of three drawers, of rosewood, with brass ornaments 1977 A chimney glass, in two plates—the larger 38 in. by 25 in.—in a richly carved and gilt frame 1978 A pier glass, in three plates, with slips painted with flowers—in a gilt frame ‘1979 A carved and gilt pier table 1980 A pair of crimson silk bell pulls 1981 A small cabinet, of oriental japan—on a stand, with foldings doors and drawers 1982 A larger ditto—on carved and gilt stand, with folding doors and drawers _ 1983 A rosewood cabinet, inlaid with flowers in ivory, with folding doors and drawers » 1984 A sleeping boy, in bronze—on pedestal; a bell; anda blotting book 1985 A pair of alabaster pitchers—engraved 1986 A pair of blue porcelain vases, with or-moulu branches for three lights each 1987 A blue bowl, with figures in gold; and 2 cups and saucers CLARENCE DRESSING ROOM. 1988 A handsome Brussels carpet, 7 yds. by 43 yds.; and a hearth rug © 1989 A brass wire fender and fire irons; a kettle; a guard; and 2 pieces of mattiiig 2c 226 Twenty-ninth Day's Sale. 1990 A washing stand, with two drawers, and marble top, with two basins, two ~ jugs, brush and sponge trays, bottle and two tumblers, and a foot pan 1991 A deal toilet table, with cover—worked, with coloured glass - 1992 A cheval glass, in. mahogany frame—52 in. by-28 in. 1993 A mahogany writing table, with brass rim and drawers, the top een with leather 1994 A stool, covered with needlework; a towel horse; and a needlework skreen — 1995 A pair of crimson tabaret curtains, with gilt cornice, and draperies, cords, and tassels 1996 A couch, with squab and’ bolster, covered with meee cotton. 1997 A pair of mahogany stands ; a silk bell-pull; a bell ; a match pot; an extinguisher; a basket; and a blotting book 1998 An easy chair, with cushion—cover ed with printed cotton : 1999 A cabinet, of oriental japan, with folding doors and shelves—on : a carved oak stand ae si 2000 A French rosewood et of three ee with brass tage And handles 2001 A japan chest 2002 A pier glass, 75 in. by 41 in.—in an openwork carved ‘and gilt frame, \ with birds 2003 A writing table, of marqueterie, with LPs top 2004 A blue and white jar and cover ; anda pair of pot- pourri jars and ¢ covers ‘SMALL CLARENCE DRESSING ROOM. 2005 A small Brussels carpet and a piece; a fender and fire irons; anda guard 2006 A lady’s mahogany wardrobe, with folding. doors ; stat a drawer 2007 A painted washing stand ; 2 basins; 2 j jugs; and. brush trays ; bottle and - tumbler ; a towel eee and 2 arm chairs and cushions . Twenty-ninth Day's Sale. — 227 9008 Three blue silk damask curtains and draperies 2009 A mahogany table ; and a ditto bidet 9010 Three blue and white vases and covers 9011 A japanned washing stand, with an oriental bottle and basin; and a basket ; and a candle stand | 2012 A bronze figure, of a negro, supporting branches for two liehis. with. porcelain flowers 2013- An old Japan dish; 2 blue and white Baek iy and 2 cups: ) SERVANTS’ ROOM. 2014 A Sa cscet Sicatond; with damask fur niture ; .a paillasse ; he a items 5 2015 A feather bed; bolster ; and 2 pillows 2016 Three blankets; and a counterpane 2017 A mahogany’ table, with three drawers; and a dressing glass 2018 A mahogany table; a washing stand, jug, and basin; and a chair. | 2019 A mahogany bidet; and a ditto Selb ues A 2020 A japan coffer, on a stand 2021 A piece of Brussels carpet; es a piece for the stairs, of the same - pattern; and 3 dimity curtains and valence BA TH ROOM. 2022 A bola! carv ea dia gilt abel : sheep skin mats ; and a deer acto CHANDOS. ROOMS. . DAMASK ROOM. - 2023 s Ee atewrany fo i ie bedstead, with fawn Pa ani furniture, He gilt cornice 2024 A wool mattrass estity sim! +f. 2e2 228, Twenty-ninth. Day's Sale.. 2025 A wool mattrass 2026 A feather bed 2027 A bolster; and 2 pillows 2028 Three blankets; anda counterpane 2029 A pair of damask window curtains and gilt cornices: 2030 A mahogany bedstep 2031 A ditto 2032 A painted dressing table; a washing stand; 2 basins and ewers; brush and sponge trays; bottle and tumbler; and a foot pan and can. 2033 Two mahogany arm chairs, with printed cotton covers; and 2 stools: 2034 A mahogany bidet;.a towel horse; and a needlework skreen - 2035 Two arm chairs and 1 cushion; and 4 others; anda gas serie 2036 A mahogany two-flap table; and a dressing glass’ 3° “Usuodamnd VOUS 2037 A mahogany invalid bedstead, with three siti a inion and pis. covered with printed cotton 2038 A pier glass, 83 in. by 44 in. . anh OBOE 2339 A Kidderminster carpet, 7 one by 6 yds, ; and.a hearth rug. 2040 A fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle; and a coal box. Y 2041 A bronze inkstand; a blotting book; 2 cups and'saucers; a vase; 1 thier cup; a pair of candlesticks, snuffers, and extinguishers 2042 A mahogany wardrobe, with folding doors, and four drawers under 2043 A large blue and white jar BEDROOM, No. 2. i 2044 A four-post bedstead, with richly carved rosewood pillars, and drab moreen furniture 2045 A wool mattrass 2046 A hair ditto Twenty-ninth Day’s Sale. 229 2047 A feather bed 2048 A bolster; and 2 pillows 2049 Three blankets 2050 A Marseilles quilt 2051 A mahogany bedstep 2052 A ditto 2053 An arm chair, with printed cotton cover; and a skreen -2054 Three rosewood chairs, with cane seats and cushions 2055 A sofa, with squab, and two pillows, covered with printed cotton 2056 A painted washing stand, with drawers; 2 ewers and basins; brush and sponge trays ; bottle and tumbler; a white pan and jug; and a towel _ horse ' 2057 A mahogany table, with crimson damask cover; anda dressing glass 2058 A pair of moreen window curtains, and draperies 2059 A mahogany chest of five drawers 2060 An oval pier glass 7 2061 A mahogany two-flap table; and a ditto bidet 2062 A Brussels carpet, 53 yds. by 5 yds.; and a rug 2063 A brass fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle; anda coal box: 2064 A porcelain lamp, with a female figure; a pair of flower pots; an ink- ‘stand; a blotting book ; a pair of candlesticks and extinguishers End of Twenty-ninth.Day’s Sale. Thirtieth Day's Sale. fence () ene On rallies SEPTEMBER 22, 1848, CHANDOS DRESSING ROOM. 2066 A F fohch bedstead and furniture ; and mattrass 2067 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 2068 Three blankets; and a counterpane 2069 A mahogany winged wardrobe, with six drawers, and folding doors under 2070 A mahogany table ; and a dressing glass 2071 A mahogany two-flap table; anda bidet; and a pair of moreen curtains 2072 A mahogany corner cupboard; a painted washing table; 2 ewers and | basins ; brush and sponge trays ; bottle and tumbler ; 34 foot pan’ and jug ; md a towel horse 2073 A Brussels carpet ; and a hearth rug 2074 Three arm chairs, and 4 others; a fender and fire irons; a guard ; and a kettle 2075 An inkstand; a blotting book; a pair of candlesticks; a bell; snuffers and extinguisher 2077 ‘Iwo Chinese figures, of white ware; a vase; and 3 other pleces 2078 A writing cabinet, of oriental japan, on a stand Thirtieth Day’s Sale. 231 CHANDOS GALLERY. RED BEDROOM. 2079 A four-post bedstead, with chintz furniture ; and a mattrass 2080 A wool and 4 hair mattrass 2081 A feather bed 2082 A bolster; and 2 pillows 2083 Three blankets; and a counterpane » | 2084 A mahogany bidet; and a ditto cupboard 2085 A mahogany table; and a dressing glass 2086 A mahogany two-flap table ; anda cupboard 2087 A moreen window curtain, with carved cornice 2088 A mahogany wardrobe, with folding doors, and four drawers 2089 A sofa, with squab and cushions, and two bolsters, covered with moreen 2090 An arm chair, with cotton cover; and 2, covered with needlework, with covers; and a stool 2091 A:chimney glass, 43 in. by 31 in.—in a gilt frame ~ 2092 A painted washing stand; 2 ewers and basins; a jug; brush and sponge trays ;. bottle and tumbler ; a foot pan and can; and a towel horse 2093 A Brussels carpet; and a hearth rug 9094 A fender and fire irons; a kettle; a guard; a coal box; anda skreen 2095 An inkstand; a blotting book; a pair of candlesticks, snuffers, and ex- tinguishers ; 2 Chinese figures, of white ware ; and 5 other pieces RED DRESSING ROOM. 2096 A small Brussels carpet; a rug; a fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle ; and a coal box 9097 An easy chair, with cushion covered with damask ; and a pair of window curtains and draperies 232 Thirtieth Day's Sale. 2098 A mahogany chest of four drawers 2099 A mahogany table; 3 chairs; and a chimney glass 2100 A mahogany table ; and a dressing glass 2101 A corner mahogany washing stand ; 2 jugs, basins, and a foot pan; brush trays ; and a bottle and tumbler 2102 A mahogany night table; and a bidet 2103 An inkstand; a blotting book; a pair of candlesticks; extinguishers; and acup; and askreen SERVANT’S ROOM. 2104 A tent bedstead and furniture; and a mattrass 2105 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 2106 Three blankets; and a counterpane 2107 A small mahogany chest of five drawers; a table; and a pair of moreen curtains 2108 A table, with three drawers ; a glass; and a mahogany cupboard 2109 A painted washing stand ; 2 ewers and basins; and a chair, with cotton cover; 2 others; a stool; a fender and fire iruns ; and a kettle GALLERY. 2105*Twenty-four yards of Brussels carpet 2106*T wenty-nine yards of crimson Venetian carpet, 1 yd. wide 2107*A chime clock . ARUNDEL GALLERY. 2108*Forty yards of Venetian carpet, 22 in. wide 2103*Forty yards of crimson Venetian carpet, covering the Gallery Thirtieth Days Sale. 233 ARUNDELL GALLERY. ' AMBER ROOM. 2110 A mahogany four-post bedstead, with carved pillars, a foct board, and yellow damask furniture . 2111 A hair mattrass 2112 A wool ditto 2118 A feather bed 2114 A bolster; and 2 pillows 2115 Three blankets ; and a counterpane 2116 A mahogany chest of four drawers 2117 A large arm chair, and 1 other, with printed cotton covers ; and 3 others - 2118 A pair of mahogany cupboards; and a ditto bidet 2119 A painted washing stand; 2 ewers-and basins; brush and sponge trays ; bottle and tumbler; a foot pan and can; and a towel horse. 2120 A mahogany writing table, with drawer and inkstand 2121 A mahogany table, with amber satin cover—worked ; and» a° dressing glass 2122 An ottoman, with squab and back cushion, covered with printed cotton 2123 A Kidderminster carpet; and a rug 2124 A fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle; and a coal box 2125 A pair of amber damask curtains and draperies, and mahogany cornice ; and a chimney glass 2126 Nine japan boxes; a bell; a taper stand; snuders, stand, and extin-— guisher ; and a blotting book ‘y 2127 Six pieces of oriental enamel porcelain 2128 A cabinet, with drawers, with nine slabs of Florentine mosaic, in pietre dure “9199 Titian’s mistress—a highly finished miniature copy, Y Galvani 2130 Head of Titian—the companion, by Galvani » 2H 234 Thirtieth Day’s Sale. ARUNDEL PASSAGE—EAST WING. NURSERY ROOMS. 2131 A tent bedstead and printed furniture; a mattrass; 3 blankets; and a counterpane 2132 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 2133 A tent bedstead, with striped furniture; a mattrass; 3 blankets ; and a counterpane 2134 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 2135 A four-post bedstead, with two dimity curtains ; a mattrass; 3 blankets; and a feather bed, bolster, and pillow 2136 ‘Two pieces of carpet; a rug; a fender and fire irons; a scuttle; a wash- ing staud, ewer, and basin; and 5 chairs 2137 An inlaid commode, with folding doors; and a drawer 2138 An arm chair; a washing stand; a deal table; a glass; anda rug 2139 A pair of mahogany card tables; a box; a washing stand; and a glass 2140 A half-tester bedstead, with dimity furniture; a mattrass; a feather bed, bolster, and pillow; 3 blankets; and a counterpane 2141 A similar lot 2142 A carved and gilt couch, with printed cotton cover 2143 An arm chair, and 7 others; a carpet; a rug; a fender and fire irons ; and a guard 2144 A large mahogany table and cover; a dressing glass; and a chest of drawers 2145 A mahogany table, with drawers ; an inkstand; and a glass 2146 A long mahogany washing stand; 4 basins and ewers; brush trays bottle and tumbler . Thirtieth Day's Sale. 935 2147 A mahogany four-post bedstead, with damask furniture; 2 mattrasses ; and a pair of window curtains 2149 A feather bed, bolster, and 2 pillows 2150 Three blankets; and a counterpane 2151 A four-post bedstead, with printed furniture ; and a mattrass 2152 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 2153 Three blankets; and a counterpane 2154 A mahogany sofa, covered with leather 2155 A painted washing stand; ewer; 2 basins; brush and sponge trays; bottle and tumbler; foot pan and can 2156 A ditto, of yew tree, with drawers; ewer; 2 basins; brush trays; bottle and basin 2157 A small Brussels carpet; a rug; a fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle ; and a coal scuttle 2158 A mahogany table and cover; an inkstand; a pair of candlesticks ; and a group—in white ware 2159 A table; a dressing glass; a mahogany bidet; and a stool 2160 A deal table; a glass; a towel horse; an arm chair; 3 others; a foot stool; and a skreen 2161 Three pairs of worked muslin window curtains 2162 Three pairs of ditto 2163 A small cabinet, of oriental japan, with folding doors and drawers—the interior formed as a dwelling—on a stand 2164 A smaller ditto, with folding doors and drawers; 3 boxes; and a teapot 2165 A cabinet, with folding doors, the panels of japan, bordered with ivory— engraved with flowers—on a stand 2166 A tent bedstead, with crimson moreen furniture ; a mattrass; 3 blankets; and a counterpane 2H 2 236 Thirtieth Day's Sale. 2167 A feather bed, bolster, and pillow 2168 A mahogany table; a glass; 5 chairs; and a silk curtain 2169 A deal table; a washing stand; 2 basins and jugs; brush Bice: a ea : fire irons, and a guard 2170 A cabinet, of oriental japan, with folding doors and drawers—on a stand. ~ 2171 A mahogany linen chest—on legs 2172 A ditto ARUNDELL GALLERY. BLUE BEDROOM AND DRESSING ROOM. 2173 A capital mahogany four-post bedstead, on French castors, with mahogany cornice and brass poles, and blue damask furniture 2174 A hair mattrass 2175 A wool ditto 2176 A feather bed 2177 A bolster; and 2 pillows 2178 Three blankets 2179 A Marseilles quilt 2180 A pair of blue damask window curtains, with mahogany cornice 2181 A mahogany bedstep 2182 A ditto 2183 A capital mahogany chest of six drawers 2184 A dressing glass; a towel horse; and 3 chairs - 2185 A large basin, in an oak frame; and a towel horse ~ 2186 A painted washing stand; 2 ewers and basins; brush and sponge trays; bottle and 2 tumblers; a foot pan and can eS Thirtieth Day’s Sale. 237 2187 A mahogany bidet; and a hassock 2188 A mahogany arm chair, with printed cotton cover; and 1 other, covered with needlework, and printed cover 2189 An ottoman, with squab and back cushion, covered with printed cotton 2190 A Venetian carpet, about 5 yds. square; and a rug 2191 A fender and fire irons; a guard; a kettle; and a coal box 2192 A looking glass, in a frame carved with figures, and gilt 2193 An inkstand; a blotting book; a bell; snuffers; and extinguisher 2194 A dish and box, of japan lacquer; 2 cups and saucers; and a bottle 2195 A pair of two-handled vases, of English porcelain—painted with views 2196 A mahogany dressing table, with blue satin cover, worked with flowers 2197 A pollard oak table, with inlaid border 2198 A Venetian carpet; arug; a fender and fire irons; a kettle; and a coal box 2199 A mahogany wardrobe, with folding doors, and four drawers under; and a pair of window curtains 2200 A mahogany table; an inkstand; a blotting book; an extinguisher; a vase ; 2 cups and saucers ; and 2 figures 2201 A mahogany cupboard; and 3 chairs 2202 A painted dressing table; a glass; and a towel horse 2203 A painted washing stand ; 2 ewers and basins; brush and sponge trays ; a bottle and tumbler; foot pan and can 2204 A looking glass, in a gilt frame, carved with figures End of Thirlieth Day's Sale. oe The next Day's Sale will be on Turspay, the 26th of SEPTEMBER. Lhirty-first Day’s Sale. o— On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1848, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. ——0—— GLASS. 2205 ‘Twenty-four finger glasses ; and 24 coolers 2206 Seventeen ditto; and 12 coolers 2207 Fourteen plain decanters and water bottles; and 12 lamp glasses 2208 Four green decanters; a water bottle; and 18 tall glasses 2209 Twenty tall green glasses; and 49 others 2210 Twenty-four champagne glasses ; 24 ale, and 12 liqueur glasses 2211 Four water bottles; 35 ale glasses; 33 champagne, and 15 liqueur glasses 2212 Four water jugs; 2 sugar glasses; and 4 milk jugs 2213 Six smaller ditto; 3 sugar glasses; 4 ditto; and 2 butter tubs 2214 Six glass milk jugs; 2 jelly stands; and 2 ditto 2215 Two honey pots; 2 sugar basins; and 2 muffineers — 2216 Fifteen jelly stands; and 25 jelly glasses 2217 Ten ditto 2218 Ten ditto 2219 Two sugar basins ; 2 muffineers ; and 2 butter tubs 2220 Two goblets; 2 sugar basins; and 2 butter tubs 2221 A butter tub; 2 sugar basins; 13 jelly and custard cups ; ae 25 small sweetmeat stands Thirty-first Day’s Sale. 239 JAPAN ROOMS. BEDROOM. 2222 A very handsome four-post bedstead, with canopy, white and gold, with rich yellow satin damask furniture 2223 A hair mattrass 2224 A wool ditto 2225 A feather bed 2226 A down bolster 2227 Two down pillows 2228 Four blankets 2229 A Marseilles quilt 2230 An oriental coverlid, worked with yellow silk 2231 Two pairs of yellow satin damask window curtains, with carved and gilt cornices 2232 A very handsome crimson Brussels carpet, 5} yds. by 64 yds.; anda hearth rug 2233 A brass wire fender and fire irons; and A guard 2234 ‘Two bedsteps, of yew tree 2235 A mahogany washing stand, with drawers; 2 ewers; 3 basins; brush trays; bottle and tumblers 2236 A mahogany table, with a richly worked satin cover; and a pair of silk bell pulls 2237 A mahogany dressing glass 2238