\ / 5 ■kn^ I * ' ■*. ' CATALOGUE l%tb 04/ % Jewels and Plate, SOLD BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF A LADY, Deceased; A MAGNIFICENT BRILLIANT SUITE, Consisting of Tiara, Necklace and Earrings, THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN; AND (Dtljcr Ifoauttful fduds, Jltxmaturcs, Matrijcs, Hoics attb (Objects of $Jcrtu FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE SOURCES: WHICH ®HiU tie Soli tig auction tig Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, at tmeir great booms, 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1896, AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. May be viewed Saturday and Monday preceding, and Catalogues had, at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, St. James s Square, S. W. o~o-^CS / 4 ^ 2 - . 93. /04~. / 3/ /£>-#■. /j-o a Vy-. -x 3 . <; r £$ . /oa> / /1> frh. tLrv /£+ o , /*/- fa /6~o . /'& & - S^i 2. t 2 o. ig. 2.6 - 3 o 4-0. /A2 ~ 4-b. ^,9~. 4~*/-. 3 . /Z-. /*-• 2 3 . -3 2. ^ 3.4^7. 3-/. 3'3'. 3^. £ S — \ T'Z ,^ 4 <-.fr$. /&o. 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The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required ; in default of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold. V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale; Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods not being responsible for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, or any fault or defect in, any Lot; and making no warranty whatever. VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots un¬ cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. CATALOGUE. On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1896, AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. The following are Sold hy Order of the Executors of A LADY, deceased. SILVER —All at. * 6 0 1 Three toilet-boxes, embossed with birds and scrolls; a tray, wi figures ; a calendar-frame ; and a match-box cover 0 2 A tortoiseshell casket, with pierced silver mounts; two pierced and chased photograph-frames ; and two smaller ditto 3 Two smalls pierced and embossed baskets; a scent-case; a ladys shoe, forming pin-cushion ; a fusee-box ; and two other pieces ^j & 4 A pair of flower-vases, on tripods, chased with flowers; and a pair of Corinthian column library candlesticks, on square feet * 5 A small chased Dutch casket, with dome lid ; four small ditto chasej/ boxes; and a Norwegian heart-shaped box // SILVER —At per Oz . , / ^ ^ A Fiddle-Pattern Service, consisting of twelve table- & * ** forks, twelve table-spoons, twelve dessert-forks, twelve dessert-spoons and twelve tea-spoons . . . ' In oak case 7 Twelve fiddle-pattern dessert-spoons .... z,/S/7 8 Twelve tea-spoons, with scroll handles —in case ; a small / cream-jug, sugar-basin and pair of sugar-tongs . -2 ,// 9 Six tea-spoons, and a sauce-ladle, with scroll handles; six coffee-spoons, with leaf-pattern bowls ; a pair of sugar- nippers ; and a salt-spoon ..... / r / & / , 10 Six feathered-edge coffee-spoons; and two pairs of pierced sugar-bows / y , 0 11 A Norwegian spoon, with short spiral handle with chased ball top —all at t Ty /& , & 12 A small plain travelling tea service, consisting of tea-pot, cream-jug and sugar-basin ..... 7 .«/' 6 13 An oval tea-pot, sugar-basin and cream-jug, partly fluted and chased ....... /!/y i/, 2- 14 A tea-pot, sugar-basin and cream-jug, partly fluted, and with gadroon borders ...... 7 , 7 15 A cylindrical shaped coffee-pot, partly fluted, on stand with / lamp ........ 1G A child’s mug, chased with flowers ; and one, engraved . /* &*, 17 A pair of octagonal-shaped salt-cellars, with reeded borders, gilt inside ....... J ' / 0 « ^7 18 A small plain sauce-boat, on three feet—1759 19 A plain circular waiter, with escalloped border— 6 ] in. / diam. . , . 20 An ink-stand, with gadroon border and two silver- mounted glasses. ...... oz. did. 4 '*'/ 06 15 17 - 12 V 7 3 4 10/ A 14 0 31 15 / 33 12 21 15 10 17 4 2 5 13 c 5 17 <#44 6 !5£ / PLATED. 21 Twelve fiddle-pattern table-forks ; twelve small plain dessert-forks ; a pair of salad-servers ; a pair of punch-ladles, with hone handles; a sugar-sifter; pair of sugar-tongs; and three salt 2 spoons J22 Six chased serving-spoons; a pair of salad-servers, with busts on the handles ; six lobster-picks, en suite; a tartlet-server, with pearl . handle; and two ice-hammers C q 23 Four gilt serving-spoons ; sugar and cream-ladles, with twisted and , ' bust handles; twelve ice-spoons, w r ith bust handles; and a cut glass pocket flask, with cup O 24 Eighteen dessert-knives and seventeen forks, with carved mother-o’ pearl handles— in mahogany case 25 Six circular chased salt-cellars and spoons— in case ; a small entree- • & dish and cover; six escallop shells ; and three round stands vz ^ - CUty JEWELLERY, Etc. 26 A gold-mounted pen-case; a ditto pencil-case ; a gold-mounted^ pince-nez ; a tortoiseshell ditto; and three sleeve-links 27 An onyx bead necklace, with enamelled pendant; and pair of ear¬ rings, en suite 28 A gold bracelet, with six Roman mosaics ; and brooch and earrings, * en suite 29 A gold coil necklace ; and a silver necklace ^ 30 A bracelet, earrings, sleeve buttons, pin, and four pendants, with operculums, mounted with gold; and three safety-pins, with^ pearls and coral 38 39 jZ '/?' 6 40 /7s /O, * 41 yS ~'/0 * <742 c/' /o, o 43 J* /0, & 44 0 45 i/ * o , 0 46 Z, > 7 , ^47 59 A pair of flower-pattern brilliant eartops -C O A biillhmt b ar brooch, with three da isies' > '61 A ruby half-hoop ring 0 62 A half-hoop ring, with two sapphires and three brilliants a 63 Another, with pearls and sapphire & 64 Another, with rubies and pearls & 65 A Gold Band Bracelet, with brilliant cluster o 66 A Gold Snake Bracelet, the head enamelled dark blife and set with numerous brilliants THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN. 67 A MAGNIFICENT BRILLIANT TIARA, of classic design, with high scroll centre, the band formed of aigrette-pattern ^lusterg and alternate scrolls *z?68 A BRILLIANT NECKLACE, en suite, composed of nine oyal links with scroll centres, joined by small aigrette clusters ■'"' J ? ,c?69 A Pair op Top-and-Drop Brilliant Earrings, en suite*, with - pear-shaped brilliant drops "C; - ^ ^ •- ^ DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 70 -A- Br i lliant — Stab, of twelve poin - ts r forming —brooch er hair ■oraftinen tr 71 A Brilliant Necklace, composed of thirty-two graduated open rosettes, with collets in the centre and smaller brilliants between rj £ ® 72 A Pair of Long Top-and-Drop Earrings, en suite /PO.s. a7‘0 A Brilliant Pendant, in the form of a Maltese cross, with brilliant/v bop / 71 A se e d poarl ncoldaeG, with -- pond a nt taooclo * - ttnd -ftr brooch y e n Quit ; 74a A Small Crescent Brooch, with pearls and brilliants ANOTHER PROPERTY. JEWELLERY. 0 , * 75 0 76 77 //. & 78 /&, # 79 ^ 80 7x 0, 0 81 * 82 '//,£>. o 83 0 ,*> 84 . P . a 85 /&/*•* 86 87 A topaz brooch, with pearl border; and a gold scarf-slide, wjth diamonds and polished stones An oval gold brooch, with pearl border A chased gold brooch, with five specimen precious stones A brooch, with an aquamarine in border of brilliants, and with pink topaz drop A Ruby and Diamond Horse-Shoe Brooch A brilliant half-hoop ring ; and one, with three brilliants A ring, with three brilliants A ring, with an emerald and two brilliants A single-stone brilliant ring A pearl and brilliant cluster ring r A scarf-pin, with a pearl A Large Emerald and Brilliant Cluster Ring A gold band bracelet, locket and pair of earrings, set with pearl marguerites 0 ^ 88 A Necklace, composed of eighty-eight pearls, and with brilliant snap 89 A Necklace, composed of seventy-eight pearls, with alternate cut white sapphire rondels, and brilliant snap ' 90 A Pair op Pearl and Brilliant Cluster Earrings ■ ^ 91 An old diamond necklet, with alternate rosettes and collets ,' 92 A garnet collet necklace ; and one, with rosettes of garnets 0 93 A Venetian silver ribbon brooch, with pendants, set with rubies, diamonds and other stones 27 94 An old English watch, by J. Champion, London, in gold case and ^ Louis XV. outer case, chased with classical figures and scrolls / 95 An old clock watch, with alarum, in pierced silver case with orna- y , ment in flat chasing /^t*> MINIATURES, BOXES, Etc. 96 A Miniature of a Lady, in white dress and cap with violet ribbons— signed J. 8, 1792—in oval gold locket with pearly border and hair at the back 97 A gentleman, in blue coat and white cravat—in oval gold locket with dark blue enamel back and hair 98 A Mother and Child, oval miniature by Shelley— signed 8. 8 .,^ s /: * / 1791—in black wood frame « 99 A Lady in a Garden : a circular enamel— signed E. Terroux in black wood frame ) An oblong pearl snuff-box, carved with equestrian figures in high relief, silver mounted; and an egg-shaped silver bonbonniere, with thimble, &c. Jhr- 101 An oval engraved silver snuff-box, set with Mocao agate and other stones 102 An oblong agate casket, on ball feet, mounted with metal-gilt 103 An old Dutch silver toy tea service, consisting of salver, tea-pot, coffee-urn, sugar-basin and cover, milk-jug, and two Amsterdam hall mark 10 /'/s;* / / o 104 A large silver paper-knife and desk seal, chased with lions —m case X 105 L. S. and G. C. medal, New Zealand— without date ; Punjab, 2 c., Goojerat and Chillianwala ; Burmah, 1887-9 {Sepoy recipient) (\ —all with names on edge 4 105a Naval G. S. 1 c., Syria {Samuel Berry) I. G. S. 1 c., Pegu (J. Cox, A. B., Winchester); New Zealand, without date (50th Regiment) B 10G A large Norwegian wooden peg-tankard and cover, carved with^ scroll ornament DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. MINIATURES. 107 Portrait or General Monk Inscribed at the back, “ General Monk, Lord Albemarle, by A Jansens ” Prince Charles Edward Stuart, wearing the cap and plaid of 0/ ^ 108 Flora Macdonald : an oval miniature—in gilt frame trr* 109 J./J, ° no Formerly in the possession of Sir James Stuart, of Allanton, and bequeathed by him to an ancestor of the present owner Mary Queen of Scots, in octagonal-shaped frame and inlaid^ j 3 111 112 * H3 J/.M.o in wood case Portrait of a lady, with curling brown hair, in blue robe—in oblong gold locket with hair at the back Portrait of a lady, with curling hair—in oval gold locket with hair A lady, in white dress and cap—in gold locket with enamel back, t monogram and hair A gentleman, in blue coat and white cravat—in gold and enamel f locket with hair A circular ivory snuff-box, with a miniaturo of a lady on the lid 11 ^ 115 The Blind Fiddler, after Wilkie: a miniature on ivory—in metal- gilt frame - y /, - 116 The Countess Grosvenor, after Sir T. Lawrence—circle—in^irve J* 'Z^e? 12 WATCHES, BOXES AND OTHER OBJECTS OF VERTU. 6 0 , o 132 /S~'/f70 133 /,//,* 138 if~, 0 139 ' ° H0 A/4. * 141 , /7 0 /O 142 143 A small old French watch, in gold and opal enamel case set with borders of pearls A metal-gilt chatelaine, chased with flowers and foliage in relief; and one, with ornaments in flat chasing An old English repeating watch, by Isaac Rogers, in pierced and engraved gold case, and Louis XY. outer case chased witli^ classical figures, amorini and scrolls in relief—shagreen case A watch, by R. Brandt & C ie ., in engraved gold case, the back^j enamelled with Yen us reclining A Chamberlin’s Key, of metal-gilt, surmounted by the monogram . M. L. with a crown and laurel leaves Another, smaller, with a fleur-de-lis surmounted by a crown A chamberlin’s key, with an eagle surmounted by a crown, on either side true lovers’ knots An Order, in silver and coloured enamels, formed as a cross, terminating in fleurs-de-lis, with the motto deus et dies, and surmounted by a crown y&ru A George III. spade guinea ^ A Louis XY. Cane-Head, of bloodstone, with birds, scrolls, &c. in chased and pierced gold, the top enclosing a small watch by Du Bois, a band of white enamel below, with the motto dieu toujour avec vous A large silver telescope pencil Sh-, a A chased threaded and shell-pattern silver fish-slice (weight 6 oz. . 18 dwt .) A small beaker cup, with straight ball-top handle —foreign o 144 An old English cut-glass sugar-bowl, cream-jug and two mustard- pots, with silver mounts and one spoon; and a plated soda-wate^n bottle stand / ) 13 ^ 145 An old French carved pear-wood snuff-box, finely carved in high relief with a subject of figures, inscribed “ B te a Toulon,” and other military subjects and trophies, the Imperial eagle, &c 146 A large circular snuff-box, the lid painted with setters, by Armfield o lours . 147 A bonbonniere, of old cut-glass, with trellis-pattern gold cage mount, chased with flowers, the lid enamelled with Flora and nymphs ✓ and Proserpina L/S7 148 A minute watch, in gold case formed as a vase, enamelled in colours and set with small pearls; and Breguet key 149 An old French watch, with enamelled dial, in case of gold and enamel, painted with Diana, Adonis and Cupid 150 A circular tortoiseshell snuff-box, lined with gold, an enamel of a lady as the Grecian Daughter on the lid . ' 151 A lady and child in a landscape : a large oval miniature on ivory /Zy ^ 152 A shallow bowl, of Limoges enamel, painted with Jove —signed “ P.R., 1556”; and a circular plaque, painted with a^^ttle^^ scene 153 An old Flemish lace mitten, or ruffle for the wrist Said to have been worn by the Princess Elizabeth, daughter^ of Charles I. 154 Lord Nelson : autograph letter addressed to Mr. Dods, Upholsterer, Brewer Street, Golden Square—dated Deal, August 31, 1801, and signed “ Nelson and Bronte ” 155 An oval Battersea enamel plaque, with head of a lady, mounted in a door handle; and a green Bilston enamel box, with head of/ Queen Caroline 156 A cut-glass scent-bottle, with intaglio head of Queen Adelaide , and a small box, embossed with a bust of Wellington, containmg ^ ^ rondels with names of Peninsula victories 157 A snuff-box, of engraved metal-gilt and mother-o -pearl, a cornelian cameo with two busts on the lid ; and a comb, i^unt^d with metal-gilt and inlaid with a cameo head C P o 14 t?* i 158 A pair of Battersea enamel salt-cellars, painted with flowers on white and dark blue ground LSt ' /*f 4 & 159 A miniature enamel bird-cage, painted with flowers on pink and white ground, with enamel figure of a parrot 160 An oblong Dresden enamel snuff-box, painted with figures and flowers J. * , o 161 A circular ditto, painted with a pastoral scene and flowers on white •2/ ' , b ground iso- FINIS. I 1 / I < London: Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford ^Street & Charing Cross. 4 | 5 ^ 5 - ETTY RESEARCH INSTITUTE