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STRAWBERRY HILL, 
 
 THE RENOWNED SEAT OF 
 
 HORACE WALPOLE. 
 
 MR. GEORGE ROBINS 
 
 IS HONOURED BY HAVING BEEN SELECTED BY 
 
 THE EARL OF WALDEGRAVE, 
 
 TO SELL BY PUBLIC COMPETITION, 
 
 THE VALUABLE CONTENTS 
 
 OF 
 
 STRAWBERRY HILL, 
 
 AND IT MAY FEARLESSLY BE PROCLAIMED AS 
 
 THE MOST DISTINGUISHED GEM THAT HAS EVER ADORNED 
 
 THE ANNALS OF AUCTIONS. 
 
 IT IS DEFINITELY FIXED FOR 
 
 MONDAY, the 25th Day of APRIL, 1842, 
 
 AND TWENTY-THREE FOLLOWING DAYS (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), 
 
 And within will be found a repast for the Lovers of Literature and the Fine Arts, of which bygone 
 days furnish no previous example, and it would be in vain to contemplate it in times to come. 
 
 The Catalogue (at Is- each) will admit Four Persons to the Public View, and be a passport to the 
 Purchaser throughout the Sale ; they may he had at “ Galignani’s Journal,” in Paris; of Mr. I. A. G. 
 Weigel, of Leipsic ; at Strawberry Hill ; at the Auction Mart ; and at Mr. GEORGE ROBINS Offices, 
 Covent Garden. 
 
 The Private view will commence on the 28 th Hay of March, and the Public will be admitted on 
 Monday, April 4th. 
 
It is particularly requested, that the Visitors at Strawberry Hill 
 will refrain from touching or displacing the Articles. 
 
 CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 FIRST. 
 
 The highest bidder is to be the purchaser, and if any dispute arise be¬ 
 tween two or more bidders, the lot so disputed is to be immediately put 
 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 SECOND. 
 
 The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, and pay a 
 deposit of five shillings in the pound, if required, and in default of 
 which the lot or lots so purchased, are to be put up again and re-sold. 
 
 THIRD. 
 
 As it is presumed a true and correct description is given of each lot 
 throughout the sale, on no account, whatever, shall any objection be 
 made to take any lot either from a supposed mis-description, or other¬ 
 wise ; but the purchasers shall pay for the lot at the price it may be 
 knocked down at notwithstanding any error or mis-statement, without 
 any allowance or abatement whatever. All lots to be absolutely 
 cleared away at the purchasers’ expense, by the 24th day of May 
 
 inclusive. 
 
 FOURTH. 
 
 As this auction is made on condition of prompt payment, the remainder 
 of the purchase-money must absolutely be paid on or before the de¬ 
 livery of the lots, which, however, cannot take place during the auction 
 unless paid for at the moment the lot be knocked down; the delivery of 
 the lots to the purchasers will be made each day from 5 till 6 o’clock 
 after the auction, and from 9 till 12 o’clock on each morning. 
 
 LASTLY. 
 
 Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the money depo¬ 
 sited in part of payment shall be forfeited, and all lots uncleared or un¬ 
 settled for after the time aforesaid, will be re-sold, with or without 
 notice, by public or private sale; and any deficiency arising from such 
 re-sale, together with all charges attending the same, shall be made 
 good by the defaulter at this present sale, who shall have no claim for 
 any surplus that may arise. 
 
 THE AUCTION DUTY IS TO BE PAID BY THE PURCHASERS. 
 
PREFATORY REMARKS. 
 
 “ Some cry up Gunnesbury, 
 
 For Sion some declare, 
 
 And some say that with Chiswick House 
 No villa can compare; 
 
 But ask the beaux of Middlesex, 
 
 Who know the country well, 
 
 If Strawberry Hill—if Strawberry Hill 
 Don’t bear away the bell.” 
 
 The Earl of Bath’s Ballad on Strawberry Hill. 
 
 The individual who has received instructions from the Right Honourable 
 the Earl of Waldegrave, to distribute to the world the unrivalled and wondrous 
 Collection at Strawberry Hill, formed by his Lordship’s great ancestor, Horace 
 Walpole, Earl of Orford, and has thus had placed within his power the ability 
 to enrich the royal and national collections of every civilized country, the galleries 
 of the cognoscenti, and the cabinets of amateurs, in every class of the highest 
 walks of art; has had the singular good fortune, during a long professional career 
 to be the favoured agent in introducing to the public, in endless variety, unique 
 collections of all that is rare in taste and vertu, and although, through his instru¬ 
 mentality, he has exchanged properties extending over several millions of pounds 
 sterling, yet he approaches his present herculean undertaking with feelings such 
 as he never experienced on any former occasion, fully sensible that the dis¬ 
 tribution of this precious museum, crowded with the tangible records of past 
 ages—treasures consecrated by the hand of time and of genius—far exceeding in 
 interest and importance all that has preceded it in the chronicles of auctions, and 
 that no future sale can by possibility enter into rivalry with it. 
 
VI. 
 
 PREFATORY remarks. 
 
 Whether he considers the hallowed recollections which surround a pictorial 
 and historical abode, so dear to its distinguished originator, and so often and 
 so tenderly referred to in his letters and writings, or the extreme rarity and 
 value of the collection contained therein, rich in all that can delight the antiquarian, 
 the scholar, the virtuoso, or the general lover of art, so perfect and unapproach¬ 
 able in all its details that each will quit it with the fixed opinion that his peculiar 
 tastes were those to which the energies, the learning, and the research of the 
 noble founder were directed; when there pass before him in review the splendid 
 Gallery of Paintings, teeming with the finest works of the greatest masters,— 
 matchless Enamels, of immortal bloom, by Petitot, Boit, Bordier, and 
 Zincke,— Chasings, the workmanship of Cellini and Jean de Bologna,—noble 
 specimens of Faenza Ware, from the pencils of Robbia and Bernard 
 Palizzi,— Glass, of the rarest hues and tints, executed by Jean Cousin and other 
 masters of the fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeen centuries,—Limoges Enamels 
 of the period of the Renaissance, by Leonard and Courtoise,—Roman and 
 Grecian Antiquities, in Bronze and Sculpture, —Oriental and European China, 
 of the choicest forms and colours,—exquisite and matchless Missals, painted by 
 Raphael and Julio Clovio,—magnificent specimens of cinque cento Armour,— 
 Miniatures, illustrative of the most interesting periods of history, —a valuable 
 collection of Drawings and Manuscripts, — Engravings, in countless numbers 
 and of infinite value,—a costly Library, extending to fifteen thousand 
 volumes, abounding in splendid editions of the classics, illustrated, scarce and 
 unique works, with ten thousand other relics of the arts and history of by-gone 
 ages,—he may well feel overpowered at the evident impossibility of rendering 
 to each that lengthened notice winch their merits and their value demand. 
 He has, however, attempted to supply this as far as possible by the introduction 
 of notes into the body of the catalogue, many of them from the pen of Walpole 
 himself, whose work on this, the favourite object of his life, printed at his 
 own press at Strawberry Hill, has, from its scarcity, become an object of value 
 to the Biblomaniac; but interesting as these must prove, he considers that 
 something beyond this is due to the memory of the mighty master who planned 
 
PREFATORY REMARKS. 
 
 Vll. 
 
 and matured this wondrous whole, and whose life, almost from the cradle to the 
 tomb, was occupied in snatching from the depredations of time the few remaining 
 specimens of the classic ages—the treasures of gothic halls and cathedrals—and 
 the antiquities of the middle ages; and feeling that every individual who visits 
 this Musee de Rarete, will desire to know something of the labours of the mighty 
 spirit who, by the magic of his pen, has caused him to lose “ the memory of 
 himself ” in the pages of romance, and with the sentiment that none but a 
 poet or a novelist should illustrate the classic abode of the author of the 
 Castle of Otranto, he with pleasure transfers to his Prefatory Remarks the 
 following characteristic article from the Miscellany of W. Harrison Ainsworth, 
 Esq., who having so admirably illustrated those national monuments, the “ Tower 
 of London,” and “ Windsor Castle,” has, with his customary tact, turned his 
 attention to the most striking feature of the eighteenth century, and thus 
 introduces the reader to 
 
 STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 “ The following account of pictures and rarities is given with a view to their future dispersion, the several 
 purchasers will find a history of their purchases, nor do virtuosos dislike to refer to such a catalogue for 
 an authentic certificate of their curiosities.” Preface to the Description of Strawberry Hill, by Horace 
 Walpole. 
 
 oed Orford, scarcely known by his title, but celebrated throughout 
 Europe as Horace Walpole, was one to whose refined taste the present 
 age is as deeply indebted for the impetus which he gave to the study of 
 the works of art of the Middle Ages, as the century in which he lived, 
 for the instruction and amusement afforded by his writings. His letters 
 are enduring monuments of epistolary style; his publications on the Fine 
 Arts, the Drama, Fiction, Biography, and general Literature, attest his 
 various ability ; and Strawberry Hill yet remains to shew, not only how 
 much could be accomplished by one man, but how admirably 
 ~ P he performed the self-allotted task, which was throughout one 
 long labour of love.—But Strawberry Hill, with all its treasures, like many a place of older 
 renown, is destined to illustrate the sad truth, that ‘nothing on earth continueth in one stay,’ 
 and to this contingency the noble collector of its wealth of art appears to have been fully alive , 
 nay, more, the passage which we have selected to introduce this imperfect aecount, clearly 
 indicates that such was his expectation. 
 
Vlll. 
 
 STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 “It is impossible to witness, without feelings of regret, the dispersion of objects on whose 
 acquirement a whole life has been spent; but, at the same time, it may be questioned whether 
 this almost inevitable fate be not productive of corresponding advantages. An object is prized, 
 not only from its intrinsic value, but from its association with remarkable events or illustrious 
 names. Thus, the antique mirror, the jewelled goblet, the Damascened blade, may all be 
 beautiful in themselves; but they acquire a rarer value, are invested with far higher attributes, 
 when we know that one of these reflected the fair features of a Mary Stuart, or a Margueritte 
 de Valois; that another was brimmed with ruby wine at the feasts of the chivalrous founder of 
 the Garter; or that a third belonged to the identical poniard which slew a Medicis, or hung by 
 the side of a Du Guesclin. When, in addition to historical recollections, we find that men of 
 taste and learning have subsequently been the possessors of these objects, and have conferred 
 upon them a fresh celebrity, they rise in estimation with each occasion, and are more eagerly 
 sought by the public; the new link gives increased value to the chain ; and when, after an 
 interval, they are again dispersed, the circle of information is widened, and the means of 
 improvement become more generally diffused. 
 
 “Another view of the case may also be taken: when the collection, as in the present 
 instance, is a larger one, a number of its treasures must, of necessity, be hidden or overlooked; 
 while passing from the hands of one to those of many, the reputation of each is distinctly 
 proclaimed by every new possessor. 
 
 “ This thought must reconcile us to the fate of Strawberry Hill, which, as it now stands, 
 we take the last opportunity of describing. In doing so, we shall not,—for our space would 
 not admit of it,—follow the details of the catalogue, our object being rather to indicate some of 
 its most striking features, than to guide the reader through all its mazes. 
 
 “ In our passage from the low monastic doorway to the hall of entrance, attention is for a 
 moment arrested by a small, very small oratory, wherein is a saint enshrined, and beyond this, 
 by a cloister, which contains two objects of interest. One of these is the portrait of Leonora 
 d’Este, ‘ Dia Helionora,’ a bas relief head, in marble, cold as the princess herself to her 
 unhappy lover, who has bestowed upon her 
 
 ‘ One half the laurel that o’ershades his grave.’ 
 
 If this portrait be really like, Leonora was certainly no beauty. The other attraction is the 
 vase of ‘the pensive Selima,’whose fate inspired another poet. It is quite deep enough to 
 drown a cat! Passing these, without attempting to reconcile associations, the portal of the 
 ‘Castle’ expands, and we enter the hall, whose only light is derived, as Horace Walpole 
 describes, ‘ from lean windows fattened with rich saints in painted glass,’ and where depends the 
 lantern ‘ which casts the most venerable gloom on the stairs that ever was seen since the days of 
 Abelard.’ 
 
 “A narrow passage leads from hence into the ‘ Refectory,’ and here leisure and space are 
 allowed to begin that inquiry which promises so much, and keeps its promise so well. The pic¬ 
 tures in this room are, for the most part, family portraits, or those of intimate friends. At the 
 lower end stands the great minister, Sir Robert, in all the glory of the robes of the Garter, and 
 his two wives on either hand: the first, Catherine Shorter, a copy from Kneller, by Jarvis,— 
 a very pretty woman, dressed simply in white, with a blue scarf, en sautoir ; and the second, 
 Maria Skerrett (irreverently called ‘ Moll,’ by Lady Mary Wortley Montagu), by Jarvis himself, 
 
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 in the costume of a shepherdess; she is very pretty also. Their simplicity of demeanour and 
 attire contrast strikingly with Sir Robert’s splendour. Beneath these portraits is placed a beau* 
 tiful table of Sicilian jasper, covered with fine old porcelain, and still more antique Etruscan relics, 
 in the shape of bowls and beakers and vases; and over the table hangs an object of great curiosity 
 and interest, a hunting horn of rich enamel, upon copper ; the painting being on one side the 
 
 History of St. Hubert, and on the other, a series of allegorical figures. The enamel is of that 
 beautiful kind called Limoges, of which there are so many specimens in other parts of the house. 
 To return to the pictures: we have in a row the pictures of Sir Robert’s sons and daughters. Here 
 are, the second Lord Orford, attired in red velvet; Edward, in the robes of the Bath; and 
 Horace Walpole himself in a scanty, collarless, blue velvet ccat, and a waistcoat of crimson 
 velvet, reaching down to his knees. The daughters are Lady Mrria Walpole and Lady Malpas ; 
 the last a beauty. Over the chimney-piece of pointed architecture (designed by Bentley) is a 
 picture by Sir Joshua Reynolds, called 1 Conversation,’ containing the portraits of Lord 
 Edgecumb, Mr. Williams, and George Selwyn, who never missed an execution, and who, when 
 he had a tooth taken out, ‘ dropped his handkerchief as a signal for the dentist to begin.’ Sir 
 Horace Mann, and his brother, Galfridus, painted by Astley; Lady Anne Osborn, by Sir 
 Godfrey Kneller; and Lady Dorothy Walpole, in a Turkish dress, by Jervis, are scattered 
 about the room. More recent additions are Lord and Lady Radstock ; but the gem of the 
 collection is the charming group by Sir Joshua—the three beauties, the Ladies Laura, Maria, 
 and Horatia Waldegrave, assembled round a work-table. The colours are gone from this 
 attractive picture, but unequalled grace and delicacy still remain; it is far finer than * the 
 Graces,’ by the same master, in the National Gallery. The massive ebony tables, the chairs, of 
 Walpole’s own design, that seem built, as no doubt they were, expressly to accommodate the 
 wearers of the wide-spreading skirts of that day; the antique bureau, and the famous clock, by 
 Le Roi; and more than all, the windows ornamented with fragments of Dutch art (one 
 specimen of which, a cobbler at work before an open window, whistling to a bird in a cage, is 
 marvellous for its effect), are not among the least attractions of the Refectory. 
 
 “Ascending the staircase, we pause at the first landing-place, and then enter the Break¬ 
 fast-room, ‘ furnished with blue paper, and blue and white linen.’ It is the prettiest and 
 most cheerful place that can be imagined, and is filled with objects of various kinds, miniatures 
 predominating. Of these, there are two frames, carefully concealed by green silk blinds, which 
 contain so many perfect gems. The first consists of nine miniatures, principally by Isaac and 
 Peter Oliver, and is devoted to Sir Kenelm Digby and his family. Four of them are portraits 
 of Sir Kenelm’s wife, the beautiful Yenetia Stanley, who is represented at three different periods 
 of her life, and once after death. The last is extremely curious, and, like all the others, 
 
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 exquisitely finished. Sir Kenelm’s devotion to his lovely wife is shadowed forth in the motto— 
 ‘ Vindica te tibi,’ which appears in gold letters above his own portrait. The second frame 
 contains fifteen miniatures, chiefly by Hilliard and Petitot: the most striking portraits are, 
 Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, Carey, Lord Hunsdon, the Duke of Vendome, ‘with a red 
 knot,’ the Princess Palatine, the Duchesse de Montpensier, and the Duchesse de Montbazon. 
 
 But the most remarkable of all is a miniature painting, representing the interior of the House 
 of Lords, with King James the First on the throne. This picture is so small as to require a 
 magnifying-glass to trace it accurately. Over the chimney-piece are also some interesting 
 portraits:—Miss Farren (afterwards Countess of Derby), gay, and sparkling, and high- 
 coloured, her laughing eyes and mouth all comedy; Pope; Lady Mary Leppel; and a later 
 celebrity, in severe contrast to Lady Derby, Mrs. Hannah More. In other parts of the room 
 are, Holbein, by himself; Cowley the poet, by Sir Peter Lely; the Counte de Grammont, at 
 the discovery of whose portrait in Paris, Walpole was in such raptures; and, ‘ in a frame of 
 silver filigraine,' the famous Charlotte de la Trimouille (also Countess of Derby), the heroic 
 defender of Lathom House — 
 
 * Who, miracle of womankind. 
 
 Lent mettle to the meanest hind 
 That manned the castle wall.’ 
 
 There are, also, more portraits of the Digby family; and, among the most remarkable, an 
 unknown head, by Holbein; Thomas Seymour, Lord Sudely, the High Admiral, and brother 
 of the Protector Somerset, with pride in his eye to dare anything, and a neck that seems to 
 defy the block, to which his turbulent nature led him. We must not omit the well-known 
 picture of Madame du Deffand, and the Duchesse de Choiseul; that of Rose, the royal 
 gardener, presenting the first pine-apple grown in England to Charles the Second ; the portrait 
 of the late Margravine of Anspach, then a young and very pretty woman; nor the two Miss 
 Berrys, with countenances finely expressive of intelligence. But the list would be a long one 
 were we to enumerate half the contents of this room, which is, for the most part, as Horace 
 'Walpole left it, with the exception of the portraits of the present Earl and Countess of 
 Waldegrave, and some modern ornaments. 
 
 “ Before we approach the Library, the small, but curious collection, meets the view, which 
 Walpole called his ‘ Armoury and thus describes :—‘ A vestibule open with three arches on 
 the landing-place, and niches full of trophies of old Coats of mail, Indian shields, made of 
 rhinoceros’ hides ; broad-swords, quivers, long-bows, arrows, and spears ; all supposed to have 
 
'STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 XI. 
 
 been taken by Sir Terry Robsart (an ancestor), in the Holy Wars.’ Hence we find in a 
 niche, on the staircase, the armour of Francis the First, of steel-gilt, and covered with bas- 
 
 reliefs ; his lance is of ebony inlaid with silver, his sword steel, beautifully inlaid with gold, 
 and probably the work of Benvenuto Cellini. It is a magnificent suit, and at once recalls the 
 figure of the gallant monarch, far more effectively, indeed, than the splendid armour in the 
 Louvre, which appears to want height. Two shields for tournaments hang near it, painted 
 by Polydore; one bears the head of Medusa, the other that of Perseus. An alto-relievo, in 
 oak, of Henry the Third of England, of his time, stands over the Armoury, and within it are 
 the various contents enumerated by Walpole, with some things not described by him; for 
 instance, a singular relic of the Norman rule, an ancient couvre-feu, and a most elaborately - 
 carved and antique pair of bellows; a sketch of which appears underneath. The battle- 
 
 axes, shields, maces, &c., are all highly curious; and two corslets bear the marks of some 
 fatal affray. 
 
 “ Our next step is the transition from war to peace—from the Armoury to the Library ; 
 where, ranged in cases, modelled from the choir of Old St. Paul’s, are collected about 15,000 
 volumes. Of these, we shall refer only to the least known, which are contained in a small 
 
Xll. 
 
 STRAWBERRY HILL.’ 
 
 glass case. The first, and, in our estimation, most valuable, is a book of original drawings, 
 by Janet , formerly in the possession of Brantome, and subsequently in that of Mariette , the 
 
 famous collector, who has written the following inscription inside the cover:—‘ Recueil des 
 portraits des Princes et Princesses et des Seigneurs et Dames qui composoient la Cour de 
 Francois ler, Roy de France, a appartenu sans doute a Brantome. Ce qui me le fait prejuger 
 c’est que plusieurs des inscriptions sont ecrites de sa main. Je m’en suis affermi par la 
 confrontation que j’en ay faite avec un MS. authentique tout corrige de la main de ce celebre 
 ecrivain. (Signed) Mariette.’ The portraits are all in pencil, tinted with red chalk, like the 
 drawings of Sir Thomas Lawrence, which they fully equal; and amongst them we find some 
 noble heads : Francis the First, Louise of Savoy, Margaret of Navarre, Diane de Poitiers, 
 Lautrec, the Admiral Bonnivet, Claude de France, Francis the Second, the Baron de Figeac, 
 
 Medelaine de France the first wife of James the Fifth of Scotland, and some thirty more. It 
 is a priceless volume, though Horace Walpole got it cheap enough. We find a memorandum 
 in his handwriting beneath Mariette’s description, to the effect, that the Earl of Harwick 
 offered through his agent 100Z., but the person entrusted with the commission ‘ was not at the 
 sale, or not in time.’ 
 
STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 xiii. 
 
 “Another very precious volume is a collection of original drawings, in pen and ink, by 
 Callot, the greater part of which have never been engraved, though the title-page bears the 
 usual designation of ‘ Diverses Fantaisies de noble Jac. Callot.’ 
 
 “One MS. of great interest, is a book of the expenses of Villiers, first Duke of Buckingham, 
 kept by Sir Sackvill Crowe, probably his Grace’s treasurer. The various items are very 
 curious, and shew the unsparing profusion with which he scattered his money. One long list 
 refers to the journey to Spain, when he went on his embassy to Madrid. Here is one item :— 
 ‘ Given to the Condessa of Olivarez, her butler, for fruit, 14s.’ This same Condessa of Olivarez 
 was the ‘ teterrima causa ’ of Buckingham’s sudden departure from Madrid, which broke off the 
 projected alliance between Charles and the Infanta. Other disbursements refer to the last of 
 the race of court jesters ; for instance :—‘ To the King’s foole, 13/. 6s. 8 d .;’ ‘ To Archy, 20/.;’ 
 ‘ To Rosado, 13/. 6s. Sd.’ And the following item proves the value set by Buckingham upon 
 the services of his dentist:—‘ Given to a tooth-drawer, 20/.’ The whole of the accounts throw 
 considerable light on the personal history of the favourite. 
 
 “Amongst the printed books, the most curious and rare are, ‘ The New Year’s Gift,’ written 
 by ‘ Microphilus’ (the dwarf Jeffery Hudson), and presented by him, in 1638, to Henrietta, the 
 Queen of Charles the First; ‘Le Tombeau de Marguerite de Valois, Reine de Navarre;’ a 
 copy of Virgil, printed by Baskerville, with drawings on the covers by Lady Diana Beauclerc; 
 on the edges, which are highly gilt, is a view of Blenheim, which disappears altogether when 
 the volume is closed. The identical copy of Homer used by Pope for his translation ; it is a 
 
 small Amsterdam edition, date 1707, with the text in Greek and Latin, and bears this 
 inscription: ‘ E Latini, A. Pope, 1714;’ and lower down, ‘Finished y e translation in Feb. 
 1719-20, A. Pope;’ it is illustrated by a pencil-sketch of Twickenham Church in the poet s 
 own hand; two school-books of Horace Walpole, Homer, and Horace, very small and neat; 
 ‘Letters et Memoires du Chevalier d’Eon,’ by him-(7ier-)self, with several portraits, printed 
 in London by Jacques Dixwell, 1764; the ‘Catalogue of the King’s (Charles the First’s) 
 Collection of Limnings,’ published at Walpole’s expense; Genealogical History of \very, 
 London, 1742, 2 vols. large 8vo, printed by H. Walpole and never sold; the Earl of 
 
 Northumberland’s Household-book, &e. _ 
 
 “ Of other rarities, are a letter from Catherine Parr, the widow of Henry the Eig th, 
 written, in the year she died, ‘ to her constant Thomas Seymour, Lord High Admiral of 
 
XIV. 
 
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 England,’ and signed, ‘ Catherine, the Queen, K. P.and a most characteristic letter from 
 Oliver Cromwell to his wife, the day after the battle of Dunbar. We cannot resist the 
 temptation of transcribing it: — 
 
 “ ‘ For my beloved wife, Elizabeth Cromwell, at the Cockpitt, theise : 
 
 “ c My deerest, — I have not leisure to write much, hut I could chide thee that in many of 
 thy letters thou writest to mee, that I should not be unmindfull of thee and thy little ones. 
 Truly, if I love you not too well, I think I err not onn the othere much. Thou art deerer to 
 me than any creature; lett that suffice. The Lord hath shewed us an exceedinge mercye — 
 whoo can tell how great it is ? My weake fayth hath been upheld — I have beene in my inward 
 man marvellously supported, though I assure thee I grow an oulde man, and feel infirmitys of 
 age marvelouslye stealing upon me — would my corruptions did as fast decrease ! Pray on my 
 behalfe in the latter respect. The particulars of the late successe Harry Vane or Gil. Pickeringe 
 will impart to thee. My love to all deear friendes. —I rest thine, O. Cromwell. 
 
 “ ‘ Dunbarr, the 4th of Sept., 1650.’ 
 
 ‘ ‘ Of the portraits above the Library we shall say nothing — they are all family ones ; but a 
 few miniatures must be noticed, as well as a curious padlock, in the shape of a hand; a bronze 
 lamp of the cinque cento, which forms the initial letter at the head of this article, and many 
 urns, ossuaria, and antique relics. The gallantry of Henry the Eighth is conspicuously 
 set forth in the little clock of silver gilt (drawn below), which he presented to Anne 
 Boleyn on the morning of his marriage. It is richly chased and engraved, and ornamented 
 
 with fleur de lys, &c. On the top sits a lion, bearing the arms of England. The weights, 
 which are gilt, are curiously chased with the initials of Henry and Anne within true-lover’s- 
 knots. One bears the inscription, ‘ The most happye,’ the other, the royal motto. This love 
 token was, doubtless, meant as an emblem of enduring affection. It remains the same, after 
 an interval of more than three centuries ; but four years only after it was given, the object of 
 Henry’s eternal love was sacrificed on the scaffold. The clock still goes; it should have 
 stopped for ever when Anne Boleyn died! Over the fire-place is a specimen of the fine arts in 
 the 15th century,—a large picture for the time, representing the marriage of Henry the Sixth 
 of England with Magaret of Anjou. It is painted with all the care and fidelity of expression 
 which characterized the illuminated MSS. of the period. The miniatures are of later date ; 
 one is the portrait of a natural son of Henry the Eighth, whose youth promised well for his 
 
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 XV. 
 
 future fame. He is painted in his shirt and nightcap, which is most curiously embroidered 
 with black, and the legend round the picture informs us that it is the likeness of ‘ Henry, Duck 
 off Richmod. JEtatis Suce XV.' Beside the Duck is Sir Francis Drake, the navigator, by 
 Hilliard; there are, also, the portraits of the High Admiral Nottingham, Gondomar the Spanish 
 Ambassador, and Mary Fairfax, the widow of Villiers, second Duke of Buckingham. 
 
 “ The Star Chamber, though rich in painted glass, cabinets of medals, old coffers, and 
 triangular Welsh chairs, ‘ picked up by Dickey Bateman for three and sixpence a-piece,’ will 
 not detain us long—though, if we examined only the coins seriatim, our stay might ‘ stretch 
 to the crack of doom.’ We shall simply advert to the broad piece of Elizabeth, in which the 
 resemblance was so faithfully ugly that she forbade its issue; and to the satirical silver medal 
 struck in Holland, of Oliver Cromwell, the subject of which, though coarse to a degree, is 
 exceedingly humourous. 
 
 “ The Holbein Chamber claims our attention next, the contents of which refer for the most 
 part to the time of the great artist, whom we find not only a painter but a sculptor. Witness 
 the exquisitely carved head of Henry the Eighth, in box-wood, with a small dial hanging from 
 
 his neck, and the no less elaborate full-length figure of the bluff monarch, in terra cotta. 
 Albert Durer’s skill in carving is set forth in a singularly beautiful relievo, cut in stone, of a 
 single combat before the Emperor Maximilian. It bears the date of 1522. Here is the original 
 chair of the last Abbot of Glastonbury, from which so many copies have been made ; it is of 
 oak, and bears various inscriptions—‘ Johannes Arthurus Monacus Glastonie, &c., testifying 
 its origin. The ebony table and chairs of the same wood (of which there are nearly three dozen 
 in different parts of the building), are extremely beautiful; and a number of ancient combs 
 (one of which, of ivory, is said to have belonged to Queen Bertha, and another of tortoiseshell, 
 given with more likelihood to Mary Queen of Scots) are singularly curious. But, perhaps, 
 the chiefest amongst this class of relics is the red hat of Cardinal W olsey—the token of his 
 ecclesiastical dignity ; it is carefully preserved in a glass case. The pictures are numerous : 
 here we find all those traced by Yertue from the originals by Holbein, now at Windsor or 
 Hampton Court; a portrait of Charlotte de France, by Janet; a curious one of Louis the 
 Eleventh, praying, with an open missal before him in the shape of a heart; Mar, Queen of 
 Scots-of course, unlike all others; Henry the Fifth of England; the Mareschal Monluc ; 
 Henry and Anne Boleyn, frequently repeated; Philip of Spain and Mary, a copy from the 
 Woburn picture ; Anthony of Bourbon, the unheard-of, intangtble father of Henri Quartre, 
 
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 Sir Thos. Wyatt; the Duchess of Suffolk; Marguerite de France, &c. An exquisite pencil¬ 
 drawing by Holbein must not be overlooked, of a fire-place in one of Henry the Eighth’s 
 palaces ; nor the chimney-piece which adorns the ‘ Holbein chamber,’ and which was designed 
 by Mr. Bentley, from the tomb of Archbishop Warham, at Canterbury. 
 
 “ The Grand Gallery, of really noble dimensions and superbly decorated, now lures our 
 
 willing feet towards the richest treasures of Strawberry. We find we have not left ourselves 
 space to dilate upon them as they deserve, and our observations must be briefly directed to the 
 most precious objects. Foremost amongst them is the magnificent Roman eagle, found within 
 the precincts of the baths of Caracalla, in 1742. It well deserves the reputation which it enjoys, 
 of being ‘ one of the finest pieces of Greek sculpture in the world.’ Here are the fine vases and 
 cisterns of majolica , of which the figures on the latter were designed by Giulio Romano. 
 Here, too, an exquisite coffer, glittering with mother-of-pearl, and reflecting every ray from 
 the stained windows above it; a bust of Vespasian, in basalt; beautiful bronzes, and pictures, 
 interesting from their antiquity and intrinsic worth. Of the latter are, the marriage of Henry 
 the Seventh ; a group, by Janet, of Catherine de Medicis, her three sons, Francis, Charles, and 
 Hemy, successively Kings of France, and Marguerite de Valois ; the full-length portrait of 
 Lord Falkland, in white, by Van Somer, which suggested the incident of the picture walking 
 out of its frame, in the * Castle of Otranto ;’ Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, and his royal 
 bride; the beautiful Laura Walpole, Countess of Waldegrave and Duchess of Gloucester, by 
 Sir Joshna Reynolds, and many more to which we cannot even allude. 
 
 “ A peep at the round Drawing Room at the extremity of the Gallery shews us fine stained 
 windows, shedding their parti-coloured light on vases of porcelaine and services of silver ; where, 
 above the rich, mosaic chimney-piece, stand silver beakers and jars, valuable for their weight of 
 metal alone,—to say nothing of their workmanship; where the China of Sevre vies with the 
 
STRAWBERRY HILL. XVII. 
 
 faenza of Florence, and the portrait of Vandyke’s ladye-love, Mistress Lemon, looks smilingly 
 down, a pendant to his own picture in the Louvre. The Countesses of Leicester and Carlisle, 
 by the same inimitable hand, grace the same chamber; a vase of majolica bears the arms of 
 France and the Medici, and probably belonged to Catherine; and ivory cups and objects of 
 Indian art lie scattered on the tables. Getting glimpses at every turn of closets filled with china, 
 and painted glass, and models in terra cotta and marble, we proceeded to the North Chamber, 
 filled, like every other, with pictures, antiquities, and objects of vertu. 
 
 “ To begin with comparatively modern times, two pictures by Hogarth are, at the least, 
 attractive. One of these is the original sketch of the Beggar’s Opera, bought at the sale of Rich, 
 the manager of Covent Garden; and the other, which we have transferred to these pages, the 
 rehearsal of an opera, with caricatures of the principal performers. Nicolini stands in front, 
 
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 Mrs. Toft is at the harpsichord, Margarita is entering in black; the gentleman with a patch 
 over one eye is Sir Robert Rich. Near the chimney-piece is a large picture of Henry the 
 Eighth and one of his Queens, Edward the Sixth, Mary and Philip of Spain, and Queen 
 Elizabeth, with several allegorical figures, and a long eulogy upon the royal race of Tudor 
 inscribed round the frame. Beneath this is a bust of Francis the Second of France, in marble, 
 and a bas-relief, in bronze, of Anne of Brittany. On one side we see a large portrait of the 
 celebrated Bianco Capello, by Vasari, with her singular story written on the frame ; and facing 
 her, at the other end of the room, the portrait of one even better known to fame, the fascinating 
 Ninon de l’Enclos. This is the only original portrait known to exist of the lovely and 
 accomplished fair one, to whose charms, however, Walpole seems to have been insensible ; in 
 our opinion she must have been as beautiful as the world has always supposed her. She is very 
 fair, with auburn hair and hazel eyes, and her dress, which is somewhat decolte, is prettily 
 confined by a narrow pink riband fastened at the shoulder with small pearls and coral beads. 
 Near her are Mademoiselle de la Valiere, Madame de Maintenon, Madame de Grammont, &c. 
 A fine Rambrandt and a Nicolas Poussin adorn this end of the chamber. In a small cabinet, 
 covered with medallions, is an illuminated psalter, which, but for the 1 Hours of Anne of 
 
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 Brittany in Paris, would be priceless. It is the work of Julio Clovio, and its authenticity, did 
 it not speak for itself, is thus attested in Walpole’s handwriting:—* This beautiful MS. of the 
 Psalms, illuminated for the Prince d’Anjou, in 1537, by Don Julio Clovio, scholar of Julio 
 Romano, and afterwards purchased by Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel, was, on the dispersion 
 of the Arundel collection, bought, in 1720, by Edward Harley, Earl of Oxford, who bequeathed 
 it to his only daughter, Margaret, Duchess of Portland, on whose death it was purchased, in 
 May, 1786, by Horace Walpole.’ He further adds,—‘As there was no Due d’Anjou in 1537, 
 the Princip. Andegavensis, mentioned in one of the illuminations, must have been Theodore 
 d’Anjou de Mazieres, who was aged about thirty in 1537, and who was son of a natural son of 
 Charles d’Anjou, K. of Naples.’ It is a small thick MS., and executed in a style of art that 
 surpasses belief. 
 
 “Before we leave this chamber, one glance must be allowed at the little glass case in the 
 corner, which is filled with curiosities. Here is the wondrous speculum of the renowned Dr. 
 Dee,—the mirror which 
 
 ‘ Kelly did all his feats upon 
 
 a piece of highly polished cannel coal, of a circular form, with a handle to it. It is a very 
 mysterious-looking object, and worthy of being called ‘ The Devil’s looking-glass.’ In the 
 same case are several apostle spoons, a German wooden spoon, finely carved; twelve silver 
 plates, exquisitely engraved, which belonged to the great Earl of Clarendon; the wedding 
 gloves of Mrs. Hampden, and a pair worn by James the First; four silver owls, used for whistles 
 to call servants, before the introduction of hand-bells; the whistle is formed by the perches on 
 which the emblems of wisdom are standing, and the noise made through them resembles the 
 doleful cry of those lugubrious birds. One of the most puzzling objets is a box of large wooden 
 counters, very thin and painted on one side; in Walpole’s catalogue they are called ‘ancient 
 round trenchers, with scriptural mottoes ; ’ but they seem rather to have belonged to some 
 game; and as to the scriptural character of the mottoes, here is a specimen :—‘ Women are like 
 nettles, who toucheth them they stinge them, but hurt not those who wringe them. 
 
STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 XIX. 
 
 41 The adjoining room,—the last we shall venture to dwell upon, and of which we present a 
 sketch, is ‘ The Tribune.’ 
 
 “ To detail the wonders contained in this beautiful room would claim a volume for itself; 
 what justice can then be done to it in a few lines? There is a cabinet containing at least a 
 hundred miniatures by Petitot and other great masters ; and glass cases on either hand, the 
 shelves of which are loaded with relics. Amongst the latter, gleaming with gold and jewels, is 
 the missal painted by Raffaelle and his scholars for Claude de France, the Queen of Frangois 
 Premier. It is covered with turquoises and rubies, and on each cover is an enormous cornelian, 
 with an intaglio of the Crucifixion on one side, and a relievo on the other; it is very small, and 
 might be worn as an ornament. The famous Florentine boar, the Jupiter Serapis, the dagger 
 of Henry the Eighth, snuff boxes, medals, intaglios, rings, and gems of every conceivable kind 
 crowd upon the view, and it only wants the silver bell of Benvenuto Cellini to bewilder us with 
 
XX. 
 
 STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 the perfection of art. Its form we have faintly pourtrayed; but to describe it adequately is 
 impossible. It was made by the artist whose name it bears, for Pope Clement the Seventh, and 
 
 is covered all over in the highest relievo ‘ with antique moths, flies, grasshoppers, and other 
 insects, the Virgin and boy-angels at the top, a wreath of leaves and lizards at the bottom.’ 
 After seeing this, we cease to admire even that which is worthy of all praise : Callot’s Battle- 
 piece, the portrait of Madame de Sevigne, the letter written in her name from the Elysian 
 Fields, by Madame du Deffand, and pictures and bronzes without end, pass before us in 
 succession, and leave us still amazed at the untiring perseverance of the man who heaped up all 
 these treasures, now about to be spread once more over Europe.” 
 
 Mr. Robins ventures to express a hope that many of the invaluable 
 items in the collection may obtain a final resting place in the galleries and 
 
PREFATORY REMARKS. 
 
 XXI. 
 
 archives of the British Museum; and he would most respectfully draw the 
 attention of the Trustees of that National Establishment to the present occasion, 
 as the only one which can enable them to form the nucleus of a collection of do¬ 
 mestic archoeology, embracing memorials of the dynasties of the Plantaganets, the 
 Tudors, the Stuarts, and the Guelphs, of their ministers and favourites, and of 
 the wisest and greatest that flourished in their respective anas. He would 
 also earnestly impress upon all who possess, as Walpole did, a vocation to vertu, 
 that a similar opportunity of enriching their collections can never occur—neither 
 fortune nor research, after the distribution of this museum, can enable them to 
 unearth such treasures, and he thinks there will hardly be found an individual, 
 whether tinged with the spirit of antiquarianism or an admirer of the Augustan 
 period of British History, but will be anxious to procure some relic of him who 
 may be denominated the last of that glorious age; and who by his inimitable works 
 of fiction, his charming correspondence, and his delicate perception of all that 
 was choice and beautiful in art, achieved for himself a glorious immortality in the 
 memory of mankind. 
 
 In conclusion, it is the pleasing office of the writer to tender his best 
 acknowledgments to those friends who have, on tills occasion, afforded him much 
 valuable information and assistance: to the popular author of the preceding 
 account of Strawberry Hill, necessarily brief, but sketched with the hand of a 
 master, and to Mr. Alfred Delamotte, for his spirited illustrations thereto, his 
 thanks are especially due; as also to Mr. Samuel Woodburne for his luminous 
 observations on the collection of Engravings; to his relative, Mr. Mackinlay, 
 for various notes connected with antiquarian research; and to his near relation, 
 Mr. Edmund Robins, with a worthy coadjutor in Mr. Foster, long celebrated 
 in the annals of collectors, for their untiring co-operation in the formation and 
 arrangement of the Catalogue. 
 
 Covent. Garden , 
 
 March, 184 - 2. 
 
ARRANGEMENT OF THE AUCTION. 
 
 Mr. Robins feels it necessary to state, that in forming the disposition of 
 the Sale, and in the arrangement of this vast assemblage of rare and interesting 
 Property for the public view, he has been anxious, as far as possible, to preserve 
 the exact situation which almost every article has retained since the death of 
 Horace Walpole, and which will be continued until its dispersion at the Auction. 
 This announcement applies also to the Library of Books, which, it will be 
 observed, is not arranged in sizes or dates, as in the ordinary mode of Catalogues, 
 but in the cases as originally placed. 
 
 THE FIRST DAY’S SALE, on MONDAY, APRIL 25th, 
 
 A portion of the rare and valuable Library of Books , including the Cases, 
 
 marked A, B and C. 
 
 THE SECOND DAY’S SALE, on TUESDAY, APRIL 26th, 
 
 The second portion of the Library comprised in Cases E and F. 
 
 THE THIRD DAY’S SALE, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th, 
 
 The third portion of the Library comprised in Cases H, I, K and L. 
 
 THE FOURTH DAY’S SALE, on THURSDAY, APRIL 28th, 
 
 The fourth portion of the Library comprised in Cases D, G and M; the Books on 
 the Tables in the Library, the Books printed at the private Press of Horace Walpole, 
 at Strawberry Hill, many with curious Manuscript and the printed Catalogues. 
 
 THE FIFTH DAY’S SALE, on FRIDAY, APRIL 29th, 
 
 The Books contained in the Library near the Offices. 
 
 THE SIXTH DAY’S SALE, on SATURDAY, APRIL 30th, 
 
 The extremely rare Books in the Closet of the Library, and the highly interesting and 
 
 valuable collection of Manuscripts. 
 
ARRANGEMENT OF THE AUCTION. 
 
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 THE SEVENTH DAY’S SALE, on MONDAY, MAY 2nd, 
 
 The first portion of the most rare and valuable Prints in the Library of the 
 
 Round Tower. 
 
 THE EIGHTH DAY’S SALE, on TUESDAY, MAY 3rd, 
 
 The second portion of these extremely valuable Prints. 
 
 THE NINTH DAY’S SALE, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 4th, 
 
 The first portion of the Coins and Medals, including the Greek, Roman and Saxon. 
 
 THE TENTH DAY’S SALE, on THURSDAY, MAY 5th, 
 
 The second portion of the Coins and Medals, including the English patterns and Proofs, 
 and English, Scotch and Foreign Coins and Medals. 
 
 THE ELEVENTH DAY’S SALE, on FRIDAY, MAY 6th, 
 
 The Pictures, Drawings, the Digby Collection of Miniatures, and Royal Sevres Porcelaine, 
 in the Blue Breakfast Room, also the service of elegant Gilt and Chased Plate. 
 
 THE TWELFTH DAY’S SALE, on SATURDAY, MAY 7th, 
 
 The rare Contents of the China Room, including beautiful Porcelaine of every country 
 
 and time, and rare Venetian Glass. 
 
 THE THIRTEENTH DAY’S SALE, on MONDAY, MAY 9th, 
 
 IN THE TRIBUNE, 
 
 The Cabinet Pictures and Drawings, the Bronzes, and a portion of the Valuables. 
 
 THE FOURTEENTH DAY’S SALE, on TUESDAY, MAY 10th, 
 
 The Collection of beautiful Enamels and Miniatures in the Tribune. 
 
 THE FIFTEENTH DAY’S SALE, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 11th, 
 
 The interesting and valuable Contents of the Tribune, including the splendid Raphael 
 Missal, the Julio Clovio Book of Prayer, rare Intaglios, Sc. 
 
 THE SIXTEENTH DAY’S SALE, on THURSDAY, MAY 12th, 
 
 The Furniture and Valuables of the Worth Bed Chamber, including the interesting 
 
 Contents of the Closets. 
 
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 ARRANGEMENT OF THE AUCTION. 
 
 THE SEVENTEENTH DAY’S SALE, on FRIDAY, MAY 13th, 
 
 The China of the Cabinet next the Round Drawing Room, the Contents of Lady Diana 
 Beauclercs Closet, and the rare Antique Furniture and Valuables of the Library, 
 
 Holbein Chamber, Waiting Room, Hall, <5fc. 
 
 THE EIGHTEENTH DAY’S SALE, on SATURDAY, MAY 14th, 
 
 The remaining portion of the rare Porcelaine from the China Room, and the Pictures, 
 Drawings, and Miniatures of the Green Closet. 
 
 THE NINETEENTH DAY’S SALE, on MONDAY, MAY 16th, 
 
 The Valuables of the Round Tower, the Refectory, the Entrance, and the Collection 
 
 of Armour. 
 
 THE TWENTIETH DAY’S SALE, on TUESDAY, MAY 17th, 
 
 The Collection of Pictures in the Library, the Holbein Chamber and Great North 
 
 Bed Chamber. 
 
 THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY’S SALE, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, 
 
 The Collection of Pictures in the Round Tower, the Refectory, the Round Drawing 
 Room, the long Gallery and Waiting Room. 
 
 THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY’S SALE, on THURSDAY, MAY 19th, 
 
 The Collection of Pictures and Drawings in the Bed Chambers, the Beauty Room and 
 
 Offices. 
 
 THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY’S SALE, on FRIDAY, MAY 20th, 
 
 The fne Antique Furniture and Valuables of the Circular Drawing Room and the long 
 Gallery, including the splendid Bust of Vespasian, the Marble Eagle, rare Faenza or 
 
 Raphael’s Ware, Sfc. 
 
 THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY’S SALE, on SATURDAY, MAY 21st, 
 
 The Furniture of the long Gallery, the splendid Stained Glass throughout Strawberry 
 Hill, the appropriate Fittings of the Library and long Gallery, the Chimney-piece in 
 the North Bed Chamber, the Valuables in the Chapel in the Grounds, the Pleasure 
 
 Grounds and the Out Offices. 
 
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 STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 On MONDAY, the 25th Day of APRIL, 1842, 
 
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 1 Musarem Delicte, containing Essays upon Pastoral Ideas, by a Nobleman, 
 
 8vo; Historical Meditations, by Lord Berkley; Natural History 
 of Ireland, by Hartlib, and Lord Cutt’s Poetical Exercises 4 
 
 2 King James’ Witty Apophthegms, 12mo; Durie’s Reformed School, and 
 
 the Castell of Love, by Lord Berners, black letter, printed by Robert 
 Wyer, extremely rare 3 
 
 3 Royal Tracts, in 2 parts, relative to King James II., 12mo; Balthazar 
 
 Gerbier’s Advice to Builders, 12mo, and Golden Book of Marcus 
 Aurelius, black letter, 12mo, very rare 3 
 
 4 Sir Thomas Chaloner’s Translation of The Praise of Folley, by Erasmus, 
 
 12mo, scarce; Edward Seymour’s, Duke of Somerset, Precious Perle, 
 12mo, black letter, very rare, and 1 vol. of scarce black letter tracts 3 
 
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 Poems by William Earl of Pembroke and Sir Benjamin Rudyerd, red 
 Morocco, very scarce, and A Necessary Doctrine for any Christian 
 Man, by the King’s Majesty, printed by Berthelet, 12mo, black letter, 
 very rare 
 
 Queen Elizabeth’s translation of Margaret Queen of Navarre’s Work on 
 the Love of God, and two other scarce black letter tracts, printed in 1548, 
 12mo, extremely rare, and The Case of the Duke of Norfolk and Mary 
 Queen of Scots, 12mo, in black letter, dated 1571, very rare 
 Lord Chandos’ Observations and Discourses, 12mo, dated 1620, and 3 
 other curious old books; Wetenhall’s Gifts and Offices, 12mo; White’s 
 Sermon on the Death of Sir Philip Sidney, and 2 other curious old 
 books 
 
 The Marquis of Argyle’s Instructions to his Son, 12mo; Sir Thomas 
 Elyot, Of the Knowledge which maketh a Man, 12mo, in black letter, 
 very scarce, and the Earl of Pembroke’s Method of Breaking in 
 Horses, 12mo 
 
 The Works of Celebrated Minor Poets, 3 vols. 12mo; The Works of 
 the Earl of Warrington, 12mo, and Petts* Memoirs of the Earl of 
 Anglesea, 12mo 
 
 Sir Kenelm Digby’s Letters on Religion, 12mo, 1651; the Earl of Mon¬ 
 mouth’s Translation of Senault’s Use of the Passions; 12mo, with rare 
 prints; Booth, Earl of Warrington’s Considerations on Marriage, 8vo; 
 Lord Hollis’ Remains, 8vo, and Fulk Greville, Lord Brooke’s Poems 
 The Earl of Castlehaven’s Memoirs, 12mo, 1684; The A B C, in black 
 letter, printed by William Powell, very scarce, and 3 other curious vols. 
 12 Lord Herbert of Cherbury’s Poems, 12mo; Lord Preston’s translation ol‘ 
 Boctius’ Consolation of Philosophy, 12mo, and 3 other curious vols. 
 12 mo 
 
 13, The Saying of John Duke of Northumberland on the Scaffold, at the time 
 of his Execution, 12mo, black letter, 1553, extremely rare; Henry 
 Lord Stafford on Regal and Ecclesiastical Power, 12mo, black letter,, 
 very rare, and 3 other rare and curious vols. 
 
 Lord Lauderdale’s translation of Virgil, 2 vols. 12mo; Whartoniana Mis¬ 
 cellanies, in prose and verse, 2, 12mo, and N. Tait’s Loyal Poems 
 The Earl of Monmouth’s translation of Senault’s Lise of the Passions, 
 12mo, with rare prints; Sir Christopher Hatton’s Treatise on Statutes, 
 12mo; The Earl of Manchester's Contemplations, 1.2mo, and 2 other 
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 mouth’s Romulus and Tarquin, 12mo, 1648, and 2 other curious old 
 vols. 5 
 
 17 The Earl of Abercorne on the Virtue of Loadstones, 1729, 8vo; Henry 
 
 the Eighth’s Arguments against the Pope’s Supremacy, rare ; Lord Fair¬ 
 fax’s Memorials, with portrait; Lord Burleigh’s Precepts, 12mo, with 
 portrait, very scarce, and 2 other vols. 6 
 
 18 Marquis of Clanricarde’s Memoirs, Miscellanea Sacra, by Lord Barington, 
 
 2 Vols., and 3 others 6 
 
 19 d he Countess of Pembroke’s Yvychurch, by Abraham Fraunee, 1591; 
 
 Lord Arlington’s Letters, 2 vols., with portrait; a Collection of 
 
 Pamphlets by the Earl of Egmont, 2, and King Charles the First’s 
 Royal Library, 1649 6 
 
 20 Queen Mary’s Introduction to Learn the French Language, black letter, 
 
 very rare and curious, and Clesta Grayorum, small 4to, scarce 2 
 
 21 The Earl of Monmouth’s Memoirs, 8vo; Earl of Danby’s Memoirs, 
 
 Molesworth’s Poems, and 3 other curious vols. 6 
 
 22 A vol. in black letter, on the Penetential Psalms, printed by Wynkyn de 
 
 Worde, very rare, and 3 others 4 
 
 23 State Tracts and Poems, 2 vols., 1715; Lord Mordington’s Blessing of a 
 
 Monarchial Government, 1724; Howard’s Anecdotes of the Howard 
 Family, and 2 others 6 
 
 24 Lord Faulkland on Infallibility, the Earl of Balcarras’ Account of the 
 
 Affairs of Scotland, the Earl of Cromarty’s Account of the Gowry 
 Conspiracies, and 3 others 6 
 
 25 Lord Capel’s Meditations, Lord Pitsligo’s Essays and 2 others 4 
 
 26 Discovery of the Treasons practised against Queen Elizabeth, 3 very rare 
 
 and curious tracts, in black letter, by William Cecil, Lord Burleigh, 
 1583 1 
 
 27 Howard’s Collection of Original Letters, 4to, Lord Tarbat’s Vindication 
 
 of Robert III., and 4 curious old tracts 6 
 
 28 A manuscript vol. in small 4to, Account of the First Five Years of the 
 
 Reign of King James I., and Charles Earl of Derby’s Principles of a< 
 True Christian, 1671 2 
 
 29 Lord Burleigh’s Execution of Justice in England, black letter, 1583; 
 
 the Earl of Oxenford’s translation of Cardaun's Comforts, 4 vols* in 
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 Virgil, translated into Scottish Metre, by Gawin Douglas, Bishop of 
 Dunkel, in black letter, 1553, very rare and curious, 4to 
 Earbery’s Occasional Historian, Lord Herbert of Cherbury’s de Religione 
 Gentilium, and 4 others 
 
 A Myrrour for Magistrates, black letter, 4to, 1571, very rare 
 Assertio Septum Sacramentorum adversus Martin Luther, by King 
 Henry VIII., black letter, extremely rare, and several other tracts on 
 the same subject, bound in the vol., 4to 
 Marquis of Winchester’s translation of Taylor’s Holy History, 4to; Marquis 
 of Halifax’s Character of a Trimmer, 4 toy Sir Heister Ryley’s Visions, 
 and the Duke of Newcastle’s Plays 
 
 A manuscript in 4to, An Apology of the Earl of Essex, very curious; the 
 Earl of Winchelsea’s Account of Mount ./Etna, Lord Castlemaine’s 
 Trials for the Plot of 1679, ditto The English Globe, and miscellaneous 
 tracts, some of which are curious, 2 vols. 
 
 George Duke of Buckingham on the Worship of God, Asgill’s Tracts, 
 Lord Brooke’s Discourse; Lord Capel’s Meditations, and 2 vols. of 
 curious tracts 
 
 Sir Thomas Hanmer’s Shakespeare, 6 vols. 4to, with plates after Hayman’s 
 designs, printed at Oxford, 1744 
 
 Pope’s edition of Shakespeare, 4to, printed by Tonson, 1725, in 
 Morocco 
 
 Thomson’s Seasons, 4to, with plates from the designs of W. Kent 
 Pope’s translation of Homer, printed by Lintot, 4to, bound in calf 
 The Duchess of Newcastle’s Life of William Cavendish,. Duke of New¬ 
 castle, 4to, 1675 
 
 Lord Clarendon’s History of the Rebellion, 6 vols., the 7th vol. with 
 the portraits, 8vo 
 
 Woolf’s Tour in the South of Europe, 4to; The Life of Lord Boling- 
 broke and Clarendon’s History of Ireland 
 Poems by Ply. Howard, Earl of Surrey, and Sir Thomas Wyatt, 8voq 
 Miscellanies, in prose and verse, by a Person of Quality; Precedency 
 of the Peers of Ireland, and Lord Orrery’s translation of Pliny’s 
 Letters, 2 vols. 
 
 The Earl of Shaftesbury’s Characteristics, 3 vols. 8vo., with Gribelin’s 
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 One hundred and fifty beautiful Drawings, in folio, from coins, medals, 
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 Morocco, scarce; Rogers’ Pleasures of Memory, 12mo, Morocco, and 
 1 vol. of rare and curious tracts, in prose and verse 
 Habbington’s Castra, 12mo, very rare, and Impenetrable Secrets, a set 
 of curious cards 
 
 George Earl of Berkley, Historical Applications and Meditations, 12mo, 
 very scarce, and Lord Cornbury’s Play of the Mistakes 
 Genealogical History of the House of Yvery, fine impressions of the 
 plates, 8vo, and very rare 
 
 Historical and Genealogical Account of the noble family of Greville, 8vo, 
 and Biographical Anecdotes of Wm. Hogarth, with manuscript notes, 
 by H. W. 
 
 The Arms of the Knights of the Garter, created by Bichard III., in their 
 proper colours, bound in red velvet—a present from Walter Robertson, 
 Mayor of Lynn 
 
 Blair’s Dissertatio Physiologica, a present from the author; Mrs. Pye’s 
 Poems, 8vo, and a volume of the Arms of the Nobility in the time of 
 Queen Anne, with the plates coloured 
 The Earl of Northumberland’s Household Book, 8vo, calf, presented by 
 Dr. Percy to H. W. 
 
 Sentences from St. Augustin, small 4to, scarce, and Holbein’s Prints and 
 Wood-cuts to illustrate the Bible, very rare 
 The Complete Angler, 8vo, red Morocco, with prints, and Dalrymple’s 
 Memorials and Letters, 8vo, red Morocco, a present from the author 
 Gilpin’s Essay on Prints, 8vo, red Morocco; Dodsley's Museum, 3 vols. 
 
 8vo, and The Miniature Picture, a Comedy, by Lady Craven 5 
 
 Contes de la Fontaine, 2 vols. 8vo, red Morocco, fine plates, and iEsop’s 
 Fables, by Gillot, oblong 4to, red Morocco, scarce 3 
 
 Baskerville’s Virgil, 8vo, curiously bound in vellum, and ornamented at 
 the edges and on the sides with original drawings, unique 1 
 
 An account of Lord Waldegrave’s proceedings on his Embassy to Tunis, 
 folio, manuscript, blue Morocco, silver clasps 
 An illuminated manuscript Roman Missal, bound in red Morocco 
 Beatie Marie Virginis, fine plates, beautifully printed at Venice, 1740, 
 
 8 vo, in a case 
 
 A Description of the Earl of Pembroke’s Pictures, Statues, &c., at Wilton, 
 and in London, with drawings and notes, by Vertue 
 
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 beautiful drawings by this very rare master, and a small volume contain¬ 
 ing Prints by Callot, representing The History of the Prodigal Son, 
 The Miseries of War, &c. 2 
 
 ^ 47 An illuminated Roman Missal, bound in red Morocco 1 
 
 48 A small 8vo. vol., containing Drawings by J. Martin of Thetford, Anti- 
 quities, Coins, Heraldry, &c., unique 1 
 
 , 49 Several excellent Methods of Hearing Mass, by Lady Lucy Herbert of 
 
 Powis, Superior of the English Augustine Nuns at Bruges, very scarce, 
 and Common Sense, 2 vols. 12mo 3 
 
 „ 50 A collection of Prints by Sebastian Le Clerc, bound in red Morocco; a 
 small Greek Testament, and Horace, 2 school books of H. W. 3 
 
 51 A Genealogical and Historical Account of the Family of Harley, Earl of 
 
 Oxford, with Catalogues of his Coins, Books, &c., illustrated with Notes 
 and Drawings by G. Yertue 1 
 
 52 Andrew Stuart’s Letters to Lord Mansfield, 4to, and Paul Hentzner’s 
 
 Travels, 12mo 2 
 
 C 53 D’Eons Letters, Memoirs, and Negociations, illustrated with portraits, 4to 1 
 54 Memoirs de Grammont, with manuscript notes, by H. W., 12mo, and 
 The Lord Marquis’ Idleness, by the Marquis of Winchester, 4to, 
 very rare 2 
 
 04 * 55 The Foundling Hospital of Wit, and The New Foundling Hospital of 
 Wits, 4 vols., with manuscript notes, by H. W. 5 
 
 * ' C 56 The Treasury of Wit, 2 vols. 8vo; The Heaven of Pleasure, The Old 
 English Baron, by Clara Reeve, and Mary de Clifford, by Sir Egerton 
 Bridges 5 
 
 O 57 History of Italy, by W. Thomas, black letter, printed by T. Marsh, 
 Fleet Street, 1561, and Broughton’s Consent of Scripture, 4to, with 
 plate, very rare 2 
 
 ° 58 Les Heures de St. Virge, a richly illuminated Roman Missal, bound in blue 
 Morocco 1 
 
 D ■ 59 Les Heures de St. Yirge, with illuminations, printed on vellum, by G. 
 
 Herdyoin, very curious 1 
 
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 Histoire De Piere De Montimar, 2 vols. 8 vo; Le Philosopie Modeme, a 
 
 Comedy, by Lady Craven, and Poems in Italian, addressed to Lady 
 Walpole 4 
 
 Musgrave’s Life of Sir Robert Walpole and the Family of Walpole, a 
 Critical History of Sir Robert Walpole’s Administration, and Whatley 
 versus Walpole 3 
 
 - 65 Memoirs of the Life and Writings of William Whiston, with curious 
 
 manuscript index; Life of David Garrick, by Davis, with manuscript 
 notes, by H. W., and The Adventures of Abdallah, with prints 3 
 
 A Copy of the last Will and Testament of Sir Robert Walpole, Tracts on 
 Lord Orford’s Case, and Pinkerton’s Dissertation on the Scythians and 
 the Goths 
 
 A Catalogue of the Emperor of Austria’s Pictures at Vienna, Horlo- 
 thrunbo, a Play, by Dr. Johnson, and the Patagonians, privately printed 3 
 A Collection of the Spintrien Coins and Medals, fine original drawings, 
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 The New Year’s Gift, by Mecropolis, with the very scarce print of Sir 
 Geoffrey Hudson, the dwarf, 18mo, very rare 1 
 
 The Castle of Love, 12 mo, rare; Clavis Apologetical, 12 mo, and The 
 Non-such Charles, by Sir B. Gerbier, 12 mo 3 
 
 Twenty vols. of Guides and Tours to Oxford, Cambridge, Stowe, Wilton, 
 and other Noblemen and Gentlemen’s Seats, with curious manuscript 
 notes, by H. W. 20 
 
 Catastrophe Mundi, or Merlin revived, 12 mo, curious wood cuts; Italian 
 History of England, 12 mo, Venice, 1558, curious, and Hartlib’s Ireland’s 
 Natural History, 1652 3 
 
 Tour in Derbyshire and Yorkshire, with manuscript notes by H. W.; 
 Ogilby Britannia Depicta, 8 vo, and Hertfordshire Orchards, a pattern 
 for all England, 12mo 3 
 
 The Illiad and The Odyssey, 2 vols. 12 mo, and Additions to the Works 
 of Mr. Pope, with manuscript notes by H. W., 2 4 
 
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 Worthy Montague , and a small oblong manuscript Pocket Book, with 
 the expenses of Robert Walpole, Esq., father of Sir Robert Walpole 
 
 Richard Payne Knight’s account of the Worship of Priapus, 4to, elegant 
 red Morocco, a present from the Author. See a note in the fly-leaf, 
 by H. W., extremely rare 
 
 Burgher’s Leonora, translated from the German, by W. R. Spencer, Esq., 
 with prints, from the designs of Lady D. Beauclerc, elegantly bound 
 in Morocco, folio 
 
 Raccolta D’Lettere Sulla Pittora Scultura ed Architettura, 4to, Rome, 
 1754 
 
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 Poesie of Floured Prayers, by Sir John Conway, 12 mo, very scarce, and 
 Small Tracts in blue paper, of the Ladies’ Head Dresses, time of George 
 II., the drawings by Lens 
 L’Europe Vivant, 12 mo, and Pazzie de Sari 
 
 Bizarie di varie Figure di Giovan Batista Bracelli pittore Fiorentino, a 
 singularly curious book, containing prints and drawings by an artist 
 almost unknown in this country, 4to, 1624 
 
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 from a book so intituled, in the manuscript library, at the Archbishop’s 
 palace, at Lambeth 2 
 
 Cook’s Visitation of Norfolk, with the Arms in trie, 4to, bought at the 
 sale of Anstis, by Mr. Walpole, and a folio vol. of Arms in trie 2 
 
 Two folio vols., bound in vellum, containing several hundred original 
 letters and accounts, orders of council, and original documents of the 
 time of King James I., with the autographs of all the leading men of 
 the time 2 
 
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 Crown, from 1597 to 1633; The Certaynties and Casualties of the 
 Revenue of ye. Pipe, folio, and 2 other vols. of manuscripts of that 
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 interest. Particulars of the Charges of the Diet of the Household of 
 King James I., from the collection of Sir Julius Caesar, and 3 other 
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 A folio vol., bound in calf, containing a Catalogue of the Library, Yelver- 
 toniana, and a folio vol., bound in vellum 
 
 From the Library of King Henry IV., of France. 
 
 A small 4to vol., in Spanish, A1 Duque Conde De Olivares; Memoire 
 sur L’Etat present de L’Europe, par Marechal Belleisle, and a Register 
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 offices and fees at the time of Elizabeth, 1 vol., thin folio, and the Earl 
 of Northampton to Queen Elizabeth on the Government of Women, 
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 library of R. Thoresby, very curious 
 
 ^ 93 Three vols. folio, bound in vellum, containing copies of letters from the 
 English resident at Constantinople and Tangiers, &c., at the time of 
 I£ing Charles I., some of them very curious 
 0 • 1 94 The Genealogy of the family of Cotton, with the arms in trie, by R. 
 Mawson Portcullis, and 3 other vols. in folio, of the same period 
 /• 095 A book of the Pedigrees of several Counties,collected by J. Tilson, 1670, 
 and 1 other folio vol., bound in vellum 
 
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 Documents, from the herald’s books, relative to the funerals of the 
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 Anne and George L, and a 4to volume of manuscript music, Pergolese 
 Stabatmatre 
 
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 ^ ' 5 ' c 99 A small 4to volume, intituled General Instructions for the Preachers 
 
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 in the same vol., 1609, and 2 others folio vols. 
 
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 by D. Jones, the original manuscript, very scarce; an Account of the 
 Revolution of 1688, James Welwood’s Memoirs, 4to, and a Complaint 
 made to Kynge Henry YI. by the Duke of Gloucester upon the Cardinal 
 of Winchester 
 
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 randums relative to the times of James II. and King William III. 
 Maxims, moral and political, by Sir Philip Sidney, addressed to Sir 
 Robert Walpole, by W. Hammond, 8vo, red Morocco, and Advice to a 
 Son, a poem, addressed to Sir Robert Walpole by William Hammond, 
 in red Morocco 
 
 A volume, 12mo, containing Monumental Inscriptions, Fenestral and 
 other Arms in the Parish Churches of the City of Norwich, collected 
 by B. Mackerell, author of the History of Lynn, 1723, from the Library 
 of J. Ives, and 1 vol. 12mo, Account of the Churches, Monuments, 
 and Fenestral Arms of the different Churches in the County of Norfolk, 
 by Mackerell 
 
 History of the World, 4to; an Introduction to Algebra, 4to, from 
 the library of Gerald De Courcy, Lord Kinsale; a Journal of the 
 Sessions of Parliament in 1628, 4to, and The Earl of Caslemaine’s 
 Memorandums and Instructions concerning his Estate in his absence in 
 1666, very curious 
 
 The Sacred History of Queen Esther, a serious poem, by Francis Lenton, 
 1649, from the library of R. Thoresby, of Leeds; Love’s Martyr or 
 Wit above Crowns, by the Marchioness of Wharton, 4to, and a 4to 
 vol. of Poetry, by Gerald de Courcy, Lord Kinsale 
 
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 ** The whole of the highly interesting and valuable manuscripts bequeathed et ^ -s-c 'a r?v L Cls: 
 
 to the Honble. Horace Walpole, by the justly celebrated Marie de 
 Vichy, afterwards Madame du Deffand, who died in 1780. When 
 we consider the rank this lady held in the beau monde of Paris —her 
 splendid talents and varied accomplishments—and the terms of friend¬ 
 ship in which she lived with most of the philosophers, poets, historians, 
 and wits of the day, not only of her own country but with all Europe, 
 as these papers will amply prove, what lights may be thrown on that 
 most eventful period of French history—the commencement of the great 
 revolution. In this collection there are upwards of 800 Letters by her 
 to Horace Walpole, of the greatest interest. Such Letters, clothed in 
 beautiful language, and written, as they were, by an observant and 
 highly cultivated mind to a friend at a distance, in full confidence and 
 without restraint, present a u True History of the Time ” and are 
 invaluable as a literary treasure. To give anything like a complete list 
 of these papers would far exceed the limits of a catalogue; indeed, it 
 would require volumes to do so. The whole have been carefully 
 preserved in the same state as they were left by Lord Orford, and are 
 contained in a large cedarwood chest. They are divided into volumes 
 and packets, and numbered from i. to xiii., as under. They will be 
 offered in One Lot. 
 
 i. —A large folio vol., bound in green vellum, CEuvres de Mons. le 
 Chevalier de Boufflers, in prose and verse 
 
 ii. —A folio vol., bound in vellum, Recuiel de Lettres Choisies de Differente 
 Personnes 
 
 hi. A folio vol., bound in calf, and 1 ditto in blue paper, Lettres de 
 Mons. de Voltaire, a Madame du Deffand 
 iv.—A small 4to vol., in green vellum, Journal de Madame du Deffand 
 V.—A small 4to vol., bound in red Morocco, with a silver lock, and 
 Recuiel de Divers Ouvrages, par Madame du Deffand 
 
 This vol. contains her beautiful portraits of the nobility and gentry of the courts 
 of France at this most interesting period, and they are written with taste, spirit, 
 and wit, which has never been equalled ; in the fly leaf will be found an ac¬ 
 count of her life, and beautiful eulogium on her, by her old and tried friend, 
 
 Horace Walpole. 
 
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 vi.—A large bundle or packet of manuscript papers, Melanges de Diffe- 
 rente Pieces, Letters, Songs, Fables, &c., some very curious 
 vn.—A ditto. Melanges de Differente Pieces, vers et prose 
 
 viii. —A ditto. Melanges de Differente Pieces, lettres, &c., vers et prose 
 
 ix. —A large parcel or bundle of manuscripts, Melanges de toute de 
 Pieces, vers et prose, amongst them will be found letters from D. 
 Hume, Mons. de Voltaire, Madame de Stael, and President Lambert, 
 many of them of the highest interest 
 
 x. —A large packet of manuscripts, Melanges de Differente Pieces, Plays, 
 Poems, Fables, Lettres, &c., by different authors, some of which are 
 very curious 
 
 xi. —A packet containing several hundred original letters, addressed to 
 Madame du Deffand, by Voltaire, Rousseau, De Lisle, Montesque, 
 Madame de Stael, Horace Walpole, the President Hanult, Baron 
 Bernstorff, &c., highly valuable and interesting 
 
 XII. —Seven large packets containing upwards of eight hundred original 
 letters, written by Madame du Deffand to Horace Walpole, giving an 
 account of what is daily passing in Paris, and her own opinion on the 
 different events, written with great truth and naivete, and clothed in 
 beautiful language,—these packets are extremely interesting 
 xiii. —Five bundles or packets of printed works, pamphlets, tracts, plays, 
 poems, &c., many of which are extremely rare and curious 
 
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 England’s Forewarning, or a relation of true, strange and wonderful 
 visions and prophetical revelations concerning these tragical, sinful and 
 dismal times, shewed four or five years since to Mrs. Grace Cary of 
 Bristol, 1644, very curious ; Sapientia Solomonis, 4to, from the library 
 of Queen Elizabeth, and England’s Worthies or the State Champions, 
 in honour of his Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, in a poem of 3 parts, 
 by John Windover of London, apprentice 3 
 
 A curious manuscript roll on vellum, a Genealogical Tree from Noah 
 to Lord Orford 
 
 The Freedom of King’s Lynn, in Norfolk, presented to Horace Walpole , 
 on vellum; a very curious print on satin, Jesuitical, and a quantity of 
 drawings, verses, &c., by Sir Edward Walpole 
 Bishop Bonner’s Ghost, a poem, printed at Strawberry Hill, on brown 
 paper, rare ; a specimen of printing by Queen Charlotte, a specimen of 
 American paper money and a ribbon that belonged to Cardinal Wolsey 
 
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 Two autograph letters of Stanislaus Augustus, King of Poland, and one 
 letter of Peter the Great, Emperor of Russia, very rare 
 Four letters of the celebrated Madame de Sevigne, extremely scarce 
 and curious 
 
 An original autograph letter of George Prince of Wales, ditto of the 
 Princess Amelia and ditto of the Duke of Buckingham 
 An autograph letter of Abul Hassan, the Persian Ambassador, to Lord 
 Radstock, very curious and interesting; a letter of Sir Edward Wal¬ 
 pole and a packet of letters in the hand writing of Horace Walpole 
 An autograph letter of Louisa Duchess of Albany, the widow of Prince 
 Charles Edward Stuart, and 2 ditto of the Duchess de Choisseuil, very 
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 A packet containing forty autograph letters from Doctor Lort, to Horace 
 Walpole, of the greatest interest, literary, antiquarian, and historical, 
 which have never been published 
 
 The Life of Thomas Cromwell, Earl of Essex, by Arthur Collins, pur¬ 
 chased at the sale of his books, in 1761, by Mr. Walpole, very 
 is curious 
 
 A folio tract in manuscript, called The Virtuosis, or St. Luke’s Club, 
 held at the Rose Tavern, first established by Sir Anthony Vandyck, 
 with the autographs of all the eminent artists of the day. Tins manu¬ 
 script evidently shows the first commencement of the Arts Union, and 
 is very curious 
 
 A folio manuscript, showing how the Dukedom of Lancaster had its 
 commencement and continuance to this present time, written by Sir W. 
 Fleetwood, and an account of Paul’s Cross 
 
 A small folio manuscript, bound, a Treatise concerning the Art ot 
 Limning Writ, by Hilliard (the celebrated miniature painter), at the 
 request of R. Haydocke, very interesting and curious to the lovers 
 of the arts of England 
 
 Horace Walpole’s Letter on the Patagonians, translated into French, by 
 General Redmonde, and a Relation of the Voyage to Tadmor, in the 
 Desert, in 1691, very curious 
 
 A manuscript in sheets, written by Mr. Bloomfield, at Lord Egremont’s, 
 at Petsworth, to Horace Walpole, relative to a new edition ol the 
 Anecdotes of Painting in England, very interesting and curious 
 
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 A folio vol., bound in vellum. Sir Sackville Crowe’s Book of Accounts of 
 the Privy Purse of the Duke of Buckingham in his Different Journeys 
 into France, Spain and the Low Countries with Prince Charles 77 
 
 This highly interesting historical document was purchased by Horace Walpole at 
 the sale of Mr. Thoresby’s museum, at Leeds. 
 
 A portfolio containing original letters, deeds, extracts, &c., on the 
 subject of the Historic Doubts on the Life of Richard III., written by 
 Mr. Walpole; amongst the letters will be found many from those 
 celebrated antiquarians Thomas Astell, Doctor Ducarrell, Joseph 
 Edmondson, R. Bull, H. Stanley, &c., and the proof sheets of the first 
 edition of the work 
 
 Six original letters addressed to the Hon. Horace Walpole, by David 
 Garrick, Mrs. Clive, Sir David Dalrymple, Rich, &c. 
 
 Six ditto, by D. Mallett, Dr. Ducarrell, Mr. Watty, Ceasor Ward, &c., 
 on the Arts and Antiquities of England 
 Ten ditto, by Dr. Chauncey, Stanmer, D. Mallet, &c. 
 
 Nine original autograph letters to Horace Walpole, from Sir Edward 
 Walpole, C. Montagne, Arnott, Bernard, &c. 
 
 Ten ditto from ladies of quality to Horace Walpole, namely, the Duchess 
 of Portland, the Ladies Bateman, Brown, Rockford, &c. 
 
 Twenty-two notes and cards of ladies of quality, in the autographs of the 
 Duchess of Portland, Lady Carlisle, &c., some of them very rare 
 Twelve letters, notes, and cards, addressed by various noblemen to 
 Horace Walpole, namely, Lords Cork, Strafford, Bristol, Huntingdon, 
 Newnham, &c. 
 
 Twelve ditto, by Lords Holland, Bruce, Warwick, Lincoln, Abercorn, 
 Grimston, &c. 
 
 A packet containing upwards of a hundred and sixty original letters 
 from the Rev. Wm. Coles to the Hon. Horace Walpole, on the Litera¬ 
 ture, Arts, and Antiquities of England, these letters are highly inter¬ 
 esting, beautifully written, and have never been published 
 Ten letters addressed to Horace Walpole, from the Rev. James Granger, 
 R Gough, R. Bull, Bromfield, J. Essex, &c. 
 
 Eleven ditto, from Sir Joseph Banks, C. Wren, W. Batlioe, Highmore, 
 &c., principally relating to the Arts of England 
 Twelve ditto, from Dr. Hunter, Wm. Robertson, Sir David Dalrymple, 
 Lord Lucan, Mr. Keate, Mr. Pennicote, &c. 
 
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 Wren, Sir Charles Blagden, &c., all on the Arts, Antiquities, &c., of 
 England 
 
 A packet of manuscript letters and papers relative to the Life of Lord 
 Herbert of Cherbury, the Earl of Essex, and other royal and noble 
 Authors 
 
 Another packet of letters and papers relating to the royal and noble 
 Authors of England, several of them very curious and interesting 
 A roll on vellum, a Genealogical Table of the Kings and Princes of 
 Wales, very rare and curious, and a Genealogical Account of the 
 Ancient Family of Allington, in Kent 
 A manuscript Letter of Remonstrance, written upon two sheets of paper, 
 by General "Monk to James Duke of York, recommending certain 
 Captains of Ships and denouncing others, a curious historical document 
 Three original letters addressed to Cardinal Pole, by Catherine Pole, 
 Countess of Huntingdon, very rare and curious 
 A manuscript letter from Father Petre, the Jesuit, who was almoner to 
 King James II., addressed to the King of France’s Confessor, giving 
 an account of the affairs of England at that time, and the forerunner 
 of revenge; two petitions, addressed to Kang James II. by George 
 Eglisham, and two interesting and curious documents 
 An original autograph letter of Queen Catherine Parr, addressed to 
 Thomas Seymour, Lord Admiral, written in the year in which she 
 died, 1548, extremely rare and valuable 
 A highly interesting and curious historical document, the original letter 
 written by Oliver Cromwell to his wife, dated 4th September, 1650, 
 a few days after the battle of Dunbar 
 A relation of things that happened in the journey of the Earl of 
 Nottingham, Ambassador to Spain, a 4to tract; the King and Queen 
 Entertainment at Richmond, presented by His Highness the Prince o 
 Wales, September 12th, 1636, 4to, rare; a lot of antiquarian prints 
 presented by the Dean of Exeter; an Index of Engravers and Ones 
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 ON THE 
 
 WALPOLE COLLECTION OF PRINTS 
 
 IN THE ROUND TOWER. 
 
 In submitting to the literary and enlightened Public the entire Library 
 and Collection of Prints, Drawings and Manuscripts, of the celebrated Horace 
 Walpole, Earl of Orford, some preliminary observations on this important Sale 
 are indispensable. 
 
 Had this Collection been made by any other of the amateurs who also 
 figured in the last century, the usual mode of breaking up and selling in detail 
 the extensive and valuable articles it contains would have been followed; but 
 Lord Orford is so intimately connected with the Literature of this Kingdom, 
 and so generally acknowledged as the Maecenas of his day, that it was considered 
 almost a sacrilege to interfere in the labours and amusements of that eminent 
 amateur. On this account the Collection of Portraits to illustrate Granger, 
 although containing many of the first interest and rarity, will be sold in one Lot. 
 The extensive and valuable Collection illustrating the periods of the reigns of 
 William III., and successors, down to the time of George III., will also be sub¬ 
 mitted in one Lot; these volumes are most interesting as they contain some thou¬ 
 sands of Portraits , many of which are private plates, and it is unquestionably the 
 most complete collection that has ever been made. The same reason prevents the 
 separation of the Works of Faithorne, although containing the portrait of Sir 
 T. Englefield (of which only one other impression is known), and also many 
 others of extreme value,—this most important collection by the finest en¬ 
 graver of his period, and which is minutely described by Lord Orford, in 
 u The Anecdotes of Painting,” being equally interesting to the collectors of 
 
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 prints and those who have hitherto confined their pursuits to the library, an 
 opportunity is here given to either amateur to secure in one moment the labour 
 and toil of many years. 
 
 The patronage and friendship which Lord Orford gave to that eminent 
 and industrious artist, Mr. G. Vertue, are so well known that it is not necessary 
 to enlarge on them here. The matchless Collection of Engravings by that master, 
 which is in this Cabinet, must of course be the finest of his Works, and the 
 extensive Collection of his Manuscripts which were of such infinite use in 
 publishing “ The Anecdotes of Painters,” would be of great value to any person 
 inclined to give to the world an enlarged and improved edition of the work, such 
 as this most interesting Collection would, doubtless, enable him to publish. It 
 appears from a note in one of the small pocket-books, that Mr. Vertue began to 
 collect information for compiling “ A History of Painting,” as early as 1713, and 
 continued his inquiries with ardour and perseverance to the time of his death, 
 in 1757 ; these valuable papers are also interesting to the Antiquarian, con¬ 
 taining much information, and drawings of any remarkable object that he saw 
 during the many tours he made with Lords Oxford and Coleraine. 
 
 The volume of the Works of that great and original genius Hogarth is also 
 of the first interest and value. Lord Orford’s Life of this master, in the Anecdotes 
 of Painting, is one of the best written in the Work; he appears to have fully 
 entered into the spirit of that great painter, and has done justice to his merit. 
 The studies drawn with the pen and washed with India ink, for the set of the 
 Idle and Industrious Apprentices, which in many instances differ from the 
 engravings, are most interesting, and make this Collection invaluable. 
 
 Although Lord Orford appears to have devoted his attention cliiefly to 
 the History and Arts of this Kingdom, yet the Collection contains many 
 examples of his general love of the Arts. Many valuable books of Original 
 Drawings by the Masters of Italy, and other Kingdoms, purchased during the 
 time he was on the Continent, and some volumes of Engravings by Marc 
 Antonio, Martin Schoengauer, Israel Van Meek, and other celebrated Masters, 
 prove that his love of the fine Arts was general. 
 
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 It would be unpardonable to pass over in silence the superb illuminated 
 volume by Julio Clovio , this choice jewel , which Lord Orford purchased at the 
 celebrated sale of the Duchess of Portland , is too well known to require description, 
 but it will be satisfactory to the amateur who may become the fortunate 
 purchaser of this unique volume , to knoio that it was always considered as one of 
 the finest works of this highly celebrated master. 
 
 Perhaps one of the most interesting parts of this Collection is the extensive 
 and valuable Correspondence of his Lordship with most of the Nobility and 
 Literati of the time, which will excite great interest, from the circumstance of 
 its illustrating the History of a remarkable period in this Kingdom, during 
 his existence. 
 
 Most of the books have Manuscript Observations by Lord Orford, and 
 thus become doubly interesting. 
 
 To conclude, it may be requisite to make some remarks on the subject of 
 the state and arrangement of the Collections of Engravings; it must be confessed, 
 that the highly improved mode of binding and arranging Engravings in the present 
 day, is so superior, and by a superficial amateur, more importance may be attached 
 to it, than it really deserves, the plain homely volumes of the Portraits for Granger 
 but ill accord with the contents; but a true amateur will discover a treasure, 
 however disguised, and indeed may feel gratification in re-arranging these valuable 
 works, and bestowing upon them that pleasing attention which their merits so 
 justly entitle them to. 
 
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 OF 
 
 THE VALUABLE CONTENTS OF STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 On MONDAY, the 2d Day of MAY, 1842, 
 
 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
 THE AUCTION DUTY IS TO BE PAID BY THE PURCHASERS. 
 
 No.7.—Books and Books of Prints, in the Round 
 
 Tower. 
 
 IN THE CLOSET. 
 
 LOT 
 
 1 Thoroton’s History of Nottinghamshire, 20 nos., with plates, and The 
 
 Antiquarian Museum, 15 35 
 
 2 Milton’s Views of the Seats of the Nobility and Gentry in Ireland, 
 
 Midiman’s Select Views, and Anguss’ Views, 28 in all, and 20 others 
 on Antiquities 48 
 
 3 Halfpenny’s Gothic Ornaments in the Cathedral Church at York, very fine 
 
 impressions, 8 nos.; Smith’s Views to Pennant’s London, 8, and Prints 
 from Elias, Martin’s Drawings, 3 19 
 
 4 The Expedition to Canada, 4to, and 27 nos. on Antiquities 28 
 
 5 Chamberlaine’s Portraits from the Original Drawings, by Hans Holbien, 
 
 in His Majesty’s collection, 10 nos., in folio, a fine Subscriber’s copy 10 
 
 6 Eisenberg’s Book on Horsemanship, oblong folio; and Sandford’s 
 
 Coronation of King James II., folio, fine impressions of the plates 2 
 
 7 The Kit-cat Club, engraved by Faber, after the designs of Sir Godfrey 
 
 Kneller, folio, brilliant impressions of the plates 1 
 
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 The English Baronage, folio in manuscript with the arms coloured, from 
 William the Conqueror to James I., very curious 1 
 
 Greenwood’s Map of Warwickshire and a quantity of prints in the roll, 
 and nos. 
 
 The DusseldorfF Gallery, by De Mechel, oblong 4to, with very fine 
 impressions of the plates 2 
 
 Falda’s Le Fontaine De Roma, oblong 4to ; Petrus Sanctus Bartolus, a 
 collection of prints, from the designs of Raphael, oblong 4to 2 
 
 Three folio vols. bound in calf, containing a quantity of original drawings, 
 principally of British Antiquities, very rare and curious 3 
 
 A vol., folio, in manuscript, containing the Genealogy of Sir Balthazar 
 Gerbier, with the Arms illuminated, and a vol. containing 10 drawings, 
 illuminated, from Lydgate, Froysart, &c., very curious 2 
 
 Villa Pamphilia, folio, in vellum, and The Funeral of the Princess 
 Sobieskie 2 
 
 Triomphe de Louis XIII., folio, with fine portraits, and King William 
 the Third’s Visit to Holland, folio, with plates 2 
 
 Edward’s British Herbal, folio, with the plates coloured; Vanthulden 
 les Travaux d’Ulysse, and a vol. of Designs for Ceilings 3 
 
 J. Zocchi’s Views in Florence and the Vicinity, folio, bound in vellum, 
 and Description of the Church of St. Maria del Fiore, at Florence, folio 2 
 Istorio del Tremota Nelle Calabrie, &c., 4to, and a large vol. of plates, 
 very scarce 2 
 
 Sir William Hamilton’s Engravings, from Antique Vases, 2 vols., folio, 
 and Rossi’s Prints from Antique Vases, folio 3 
 
 Vienture’s Roman Antiquities, oblong folio, and a vol. of Antiquities of 
 Ancient Rome 2 
 
 A vol., folio, in manuscript, by Vanderdort; A Catalogue of the Pictures 
 and Works of Art, the property of King Charles I., the King’s own 
 copy, with his Arms on the sides, dated 1639 1 
 
 The Orleans’ Gallery, 68 nos., very fine old impressions 68 
 
 Paine’s Architecture, folio, and 17 nos. of Pinkerton’s Portraits, &c. 
 
 About 200 loose prints, some of them very curious, and 37 odd nos. of 
 Views, Antiquities, &c. 
 
 An oblong vol. of Drawings, by Mr. Chute, and an oblong vol. of ditto, 
 by Barnard Lens ~ 
 
 Views of the Palaces of Genoa, 3 vols.; The Art of Bookbinding, and 
 Oude’s Atlas, 40 nos. large folio 
 
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 27 The Oxford Almanacs, folio, with curious prints; Geography, 2 vols. 
 
 folio, and a large quantity of prints in the roll 
 
 28 Raphael’s Heads, 6 nos. 
 
 CASE X. 
 
 29 Gray’s Poems, by Wakefield, 8vo; manuscript Ode on the Death of Mr. 
 
 Gray, and 4 other tracts 
 
 30 Collin’s History of the Noble and Ancient Family of Walpole, 8vo; 
 
 Authentic Memoirs of that exquisitely villainous Jesuit Father 
 Richard Walpole, Miscellanies on Gardening, from Mr. Lort’s collec¬ 
 tion, and Mason’s English Gardener 
 
 31 Miscellaneous Antiquities, by Mr. Walpole and Mr. Ives, printed at 
 
 Strawberry Hill, illustrated with prints, and An Essay on Modern 
 Gardening, by Mr. Walpole, a beautiful manuscript, the original from 
 which the book was printed 
 
 32 A Catalogue of the Duchess of Portland’s Museum, with the prices, and 
 
 several curious notes by Mr. Walpole, 4to; Mason’s translation of 
 Defresnoy’s Art of Painting, and Florio, a Poem, by Mrs. Moore 
 
 33 Walpole’s Historic Doubts, 4to, printed at Strawberry Hill, with several 
 
 cux'ious manuscript notes by Mr. Walpole, and the Castle of Otranto, 
 by Mr. Walpole, in French 
 
 34 Boydel’s edition of Shakespeare, 11 parts, very fine impressions of the 
 
 plates (a subscriber’s copy), with the large plates in a portfolio, brilliant 
 impressions 1 
 
 35 Bunbury’s plates to illustrate Shakespeare, in 5 nos., fine old impressions 
 
 36 A List of the Pictures belonging to the Crown at the time of Queen 
 
 Anne, taken by Mr. Walton, 4to, MS., with notes by Mr. Walpole, 
 highly interesting 
 
 37 Additions to Alexander Pope’s Works, 8vo; Reflections upon Learning, 
 
 8vo, and Lady Luxborough’s Letters, each with curious MSS. notes, 
 by Mr. Walpole 
 
 38 Baskerville’s edition of the Works of W. Congreve 
 
 39 The Life of Christian Countess of Devonshire, with notes by Mr. 
 
 Walpole, from Thoresby’s collection ; Le Tresor de la Cite des Dames, 
 8vo, black letter, printed at Paris, 1536, and 7 others 
 
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 40 Miscellaneous Works, by the Earl of Chesterfield, with MS. notes by 
 
 M. Walpole, 2 vols. 4to, with plates; Hints towards a new edition of 
 Shakspeare and 3 tracts relative to Lord Chesterfield 6 
 
 41 Hides Walpoliana, a description of Houghton Hall, in Norfolk, and of 
 
 Strawberry Hill, illustrated with prints and manuscript notes by Mr. 
 Walpole, and a ditto, 4to, by Philip York, with manuscript notes by 
 
 Mr. Walpole 2 
 
 42 Pennant’s Account of London, 4to, with prints, and many curious original 
 
 notes by Mr. Walpole 1 
 
 43 The Works of Philip Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, in verse and prose, 
 
 folio, manuscript 1 
 
 44 Gambado’s Academy for Grown Horseman, 4to, with plates, and The 
 
 Annals of Horsemanship, by Gambado, with curious plates by Id. 
 Banbury 2 
 
 45 Hides Walpoliana, Mr. Walpole’s Anecdotes of Painting and Grose’s 
 
 Olio 3 
 
 46 Davis’ Dramatic Miscellanies, 3 vols.; Baker’s Biographia Dramatica, 2 ; 
 
 Victor’s Dramatic Pieces and Letters, 3, and Letters on England 9 
 
 47 Cowley’s Works, 2 vols. 8vo; Davis’ Historical View of the Stage, 
 
 Theatrical Records and 5 others 9 
 
 48 Young’s Love of Fame, 2 vols., with notes by Mr. Walpole ; a Letter to 
 
 the Tories, with notes by ditto, and 4 others 7 
 
 CASE M. 
 
 49 A Collection of Pieces relative to Rowley and Chatterton, with all the 
 
 tracts written upon the subject, 4to, and 17 vols. 8vo, interspersed with 
 manuscript notes by Mr. Walpole, unique 18 
 
 50 Roscoe’s Life of Lorenzo de Medici, 4to, with an Original Letter by Mr. 
 
 Roscoe to Lord Orford, elegantly bound 2 
 
 51 Gray’s Poems, beautifully printed by Bodoni at Parma, 1793, Gray’s 
 
 Elegy in a Country Churchyard, translated into Italian by Torelli, 4to, 
 bound in Morocco 2 
 
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 52 Numorum Veterum Populorium, et Urbirum qui in Museo Gulielmni 
 Hunter, 4to, with fine plates of Coins, bound in Morocco, with manu¬ 
 
 script notes 1 
 
 53 Dallaway’s Enquiry into the Origin and Progress of Heraldry, 4to, with 
 
 curious plates, bound in green Morocco 1 
 
 54 Designs by Mr. Bentley, for six Poems by Mr. T. Gray; these are the 
 
 original drawings from which the plates were engraved, 4to, bound in 
 red Morocco, unique 1 
 
 55 Extracts from the Treaties between Great Britain and other Kingdoms re¬ 
 
 lative to the Marine, with an Original Letter from the Author to Lord 
 Orford, splendidly bound in red Morocco 1 
 
 56 Choix des Pierres Graves du Cabinet Imperial des Antiques, par M. Abbe 
 
 Echelle, folio, fine impressions of the plates, splendidly bound in green 
 Morocco 1 
 
 57 Traite Des Memoires Des Barons, par Tobisein, Duby, 2 vols. 4to, with 
 
 fine plates, red Morocco; Becueil General Des Pieces Obsidionales et 
 de Necessite, par Tobiesen Duby, uniformly bound in red Morocco 3 
 
 58 Memoirs of Thos. Hollis, Esq. 4to, elegantly bound in green Morocco, 
 
 with fine plates 2 
 
 59 Dactyliotheca Smithiana, 4to, with very fine impressions of the plates, 
 
 bound in Russia 2 
 
 60 Medallic History of England, 4to, elegantly bound 1 
 
 61 Lavater Essai sur la Physiognomonie, 4to, with fine plates 3 
 
 62 Thesaurus Artis Pictoria ex Unises, Julii Clovii ab authore Giulielmo 
 
 Bonde, folio, extremely rare, with manuscript notes, by Lord Orford 1 
 
 CASE N. 
 
 63 A collection of 52 vols. in folio, 4to and 8vo, of Manuscripts of that 
 indefatigable Artist and Antiquary, Mr. George Yertue; these are the 
 original Manuscripts from which Lord Orford compiled his work, “ The 
 Anecdotes of the Arts in England,” and were purchased by Lord 
 Orford, of the widow of Mr. Yertue, in 1758. The whole of them are 
 interspersed with Pen Drawings of Antiquities, Portraits, &c., and are 
 highly interesting to the Antiquary, and well worthy a place in the 
 British Museum 52 
 
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 64 The Plea between the Advocate and the Anti-Advocate, by Francis 
 
 Heyme, folio, a beautiful manuscript, illuminated, written for and 
 from the Library of King James I., splendidly bound with his 
 Anns 
 
 65 Secret History ot the House of Medici, folio, in manuscript, bound in 
 
 vellum 
 
 66 History of the House of Savoy, folio, with fine impressions of the plates 
 
 67 Solo mon de Caus Perspective, avec la Raison, folio, and Parkinson’s 
 
 Flower Garden, folio 
 
 68 GEuvre de Jean Holbein, par Chretien de Mechel, folio, with brilliant 
 
 impressions of the plates 
 
 69 TEdes Barberime ad Quirinalem, folio, with fine plates of the Antiquities, 
 
 Pictures, &c., bound in vellum 
 
 70 Somerville’s Chase, 4to, printed by Bulmer; Goldsmith’s and Parnell’s 
 
 Poems, printed by ditto, 4to, and Sir Brook Boothby’s Sorrows of 
 Penelope, with beautiful plates, printed by ditto, 4to 
 
 71 Hodge’s Travels in India, 4to, with plates; Gothic Ornaments, 4to, with 
 
 plates, and Recueil General des Pieces, Obsidionales et de Necessite, 
 folio, with plates 
 
 72 Description of a Table Service of China, painted after the Antique, by 
 
 order of the King of the Two Sicilies, 4to, with plates, very rare 
 
 73 A folio vol. in manuscript, Description of the Coronation of Henry VII., 
 
 from the library of Ives, very rare and curious 
 
 74 The Portraits and Lives of the most Eminent Reformers, folio, in curious 
 
 binding, very rare 
 
 75 Louis Milner’s Antiquities Rationales de France, 4to 
 
 76 The Castle of Otranto, printed by Bodoni, at Parma, 8vo, large paper with 
 
 plates, with a curious manuscript letter by Lord Orford inserted, and 
 ditto, translated into Italian, with coloured plates, 8vo, splendidly bound 
 in red Morocco 
 
 77 Beloe’s Aulus Gellius, 3 vols., red Morocco, and Knight’s Marcus 
 
 Flamminus, 2, red Morocco 
 
 78 Basan’s des Graveurs Dictionnaire, 2 vols.; Papillon’s Traite Historique 
 
 sur la Gravure en Bois, 2, 8vo, and Idee Generale d’une Collection 
 d’Estamps 
 
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 No. 7. 
 
 7 9 Holbein’s Dance of Death, 4to, with wood engravings, and ditto, with 
 
 engravings by David Deuchar 2 
 
 80 Latin and French Dictionary, Gil Bias, The Castle of Otranto, 4 different 
 
 editions, and a small vol. in manuscript 7 
 
 CASE P. 
 
 81 Francisco Gorio Momentum sive Columbarium, folio, with plates; 
 
 Bellori’s Le Antiche Lucerne Sepolchorle Figurate, and ditto Le 
 Pitture Antiche del Sepoloro de Nasonii, folio 3 
 
 82 Firmairus Seminarii Romani Anincutessmi Cardinales, folio, with fine 
 
 plate, and an Account of the Itoyal Palace of Persepolis, folio, with 
 plates 2 
 
 83 Les Vrais Portraits des Rois de France, par De Bie, folio, with very fine 
 
 plates; Canninis Iconographia, Cioe Disegni d’lmagini, &c., and Faimo- 
 sissimi Monarchi Regi Filosofi, poetis ed Oraton del Antichitacanati 2 
 
 84 Helman’s Faits, Memorables des Empereurs de la Chine, 4to, with fine 
 
 plates ; Marot Recueil des Plans, Profilset Elevations, 4to ; Leonard de 
 Vinci’s Caricatures, and Helman’s de la Vie de Confucus 4 
 
 85 Pierres Gravees de Madame Pompadour, 4to, fine impressions of the 
 
 plates ; Wincleman’s Description des Pierres Gravees du feu Baron de 
 Stosch, fine plates, and Spilsbury’s Collection of Prints, folio 3 
 
 86 Gemmne Antiche Figurate de Cardinale Desbrees, 4to, with plates; 
 
 Gemme Antiche de Cardinale Piccolomini, 4to, with plates; and De 
 la Chausse Romanum Museum, folio, with plates 3 
 
 87 Weyerman’s Lives of the Painters, 3 vols. 4to, with plates 3 
 
 88 Palasii Fasti Ducales Venetorum Duceum, folio, with portraits; Lyonet’s 
 
 Traite Anatomique de la Chenille and Sommaris delle Vite de Duchi 
 di Milano, folio, with portraits 3 
 
 89 Pierres Antiques Gravees par Picart, M. Philippe de Stosch, folio, with 
 
 fine plates 1 
 
 90 De Praeclaris Mediolani iEdificiis Bononieusi, 4to, with plates; Preas- 
 
 nestes Antiquas, 4to, with plates; Alticchiero, par Madame le Contess 
 de Bosemberg, 4to, with plates, very scarce 3 
 
 91 Les Aimes Triomphantes de son Altesse Monseigneur le Due d’Espernon, 
 
 folio, with plates; Boxhorisii Monumenta Illustrium Virorum, folio, 
 with plates, and Theodore de Bourg Florileguim Novum 3 
 
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 92 Guillelmi Coursin Rhodiorum Yicecancellarii Obsidionis Rhodie Urbis 
 
 Description, 1496, black letter, folio, fine plates, very rare 1 
 
 93 Lucern® Fictiles Musei Passerii, folio, with plates; Descripcion del Real 
 
 Monasterio des Lorenzo del Escorial, folio, with plates, and Vignola 
 Architectura, folio, with plates 3 
 
 94 Portraits of the Kings of Naples, from Ruggiero I. to Philippo III., folio, 
 
 fine engravings on wood; Descrizione della Regia Villa di Pratolino, 
 La Joyeuse et Magnifique Entree de Monseigneur Due de Brabant, 
 
 A. Auvers, folio, with plates 3 
 
 95 Morris’ Rural Architecture, 4to, with plates, and 1 4to vol. of plates of 
 
 the principal events of the American War 2 
 
 CASE Q. 
 
 96 Perrault les Hommes Illustres, folio, with fine portraits 2 
 
 97 Pluvinel’s Instruction du Roy en l’Exercice de Monter a Cheval, folio, 
 
 with plates, and William the Third’s Journey into Holland in 1691, 
 folio, with fine plates 2 
 
 98 Sir Julius Caesar’s Travelling Library, 12mo, bound in vellum, of all the 
 
 best classical authors, and enclosed in a case the shape of a folio volume, 
 extremely rare and curious 44 
 
 99 Crispin de Pas’ Drawing Book, folio, with plates, and a Description of 
 
 the House and Gardens of the King of Bohemia, Heidleberg, folio 2 
 
 100 Holland’s Herolologia Anglica, folio, with very fine impressions of the 
 
 plates, from the library of R. Thoresby, very rare l 
 
 101 A Collection of Initial Letters from the beginning of Printing, with 
 
 some notes by Joseph Ames, folio, curious 1 
 
 102 Holland’s Herolologial, and with the second part the Lives and Portraits 
 
 of the Foreign Reformers, folio, very fine impressions of the 
 plates 1 
 
 103 A 4to volume of English Heraldry, with the drawings coloured, from 
 
 William the Conqueror to James I., highly interesting 1 
 
 104 Kent’s Inigo Jones’ Designs, folio, with plates; Stanzas on Viewing 
 
 Strawberry Hill, &c., 4to, very scarce ; Specimens of Printing Types, 
 4to, and 1 other 4 
 
 105 Rademaker’s Views in Holland, 4to; Etchings of Heads, red Morocco; 
 
 Teste Nelle Nozze Bianca Cappello, 4to, with plates, and Bonarelli’s 
 Solimano Tragedia, 4to 4 
 
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 SEVENTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 Crispin cle Pas’ Collection of Prints to Ovid’s Metamorphoses, oblong 
 4to; Portraits of the most celebrated Ladies in the characters of 
 Shepherdesses, small oblong 4to, and Otho Vaenis’ Emblems of Love, 
 small oblong 4to 3 
 
 107 Dr. Mead’s Catalogue, with the prices, 8vo; Goeree’s Drawing Book, 
 
 8 vo, and a 4to vol. of very rare and curious tracts 3 
 
 108 Heures a l’Usage de Rome, 8vo, printed on vellum, with wood-cuts 
 
 and borders, very rare, black letter 1 
 
 109 The Gentleman’s Academi, or the Book of St. Albans, 4to, London, 
 
 1595 ; Carleton’s Thankful Remembrancer of God’s Mercy and 3 curious 
 old tracts 5 
 
 110 Hunting, Hawking and Fishing, according to the English Manner, ob¬ 
 
 long 4to, very scarce; Sir Egerton Bridge’s Topograhical Miscellanies, 
 4to, with plates, and a vol. of curious old tracts 3 
 
 111 Sir Thomas Ur quart’s Discovery of a most exquisite Jewel, 12mo, very 
 
 rare; Sir Hugh Platt’s Garden of Eden, 12mo, very scarce, and 
 Henry Peachum’s Truth of our Times, 12mo 3 
 
 112 Histoire de la Vie de Pere, Henry Walpole, 12mo, and 4 other scarce 
 
 vols., 12mo 5 
 
 113 Peacham’s Minerva Britannica, 4to, with wood-cuts, very scarce; Bosse’s 
 
 Treatise on the Engravings, with Aquafortis, and 2 vols. of curious 
 Wood-cuts 4 
 
 CASE R. 
 
 114 Herodoti Historiarum Jacobi Gronovi, folio 1 
 
 115 Bromley’s Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits, 4to; A Tour through 
 
 England, 4to, and Botanic Garden, 4to 3 
 
 116 Granger’s Biographical History of England, 4 vols. 4to, the original 
 
 edition, dedicated to Mr. Walpole, and a folio vol. of curious English 
 tracts and pamphlets 5 
 
 117 A collection of Views of London and its Environs, oblong 4to, very 
 
 curious, from the Library of A. C. Ducarrell, and a collection of 
 Plates, by Cochin, 4to, very curious 2 
 
 118 Masters’ Life of Baker, 8vo; Catalogue of Living Authors, 8vo; 
 
 Pinkerton’s Scotch Portraits, and 3 others, 8vo 6 
 
 119 The English Topographer, 4 vols. 8vo; Brand’s Antiquities, and 
 
 1 other 6 
 
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 120 The Florence Miscellany, 8vo, very scarce, and Harrington’s Nugre 
 
 Antique, 3 vols. 8vo, bound in red Morocco 4 
 
 121 Sir Anthony Shirley’s Travels into Persia, 2 vols., from the Library of 
 
 Mr. Lort, very scarce, and 3 others, 8vo 5 
 
 122 Pinkerton’s Medals, 2 vols. 8vo, bound in green Morocco; The Letters 
 
 of Themistocles, Select Views in Scotland, and 6 others 10 
 
 123 The Arno Miscellany, 8vo, very rare; Poetry of Lorenzo de Medici, 
 
 8vo, and 4 others 6 
 
 124 Gough’s Account of the Bedford Missal, a 4to tract, and other curious 
 
 4to tracts • 7 
 
 125 Robert AVyner’s Sermons on the Excise, printed with white letter on a 
 
 black paper, very rare and curious, and 3 tracts in 4to, scarce prints 4 
 
 126 Three bundles of tracts and catalogues relative to the arts 
 
 CASE S. 
 
 127 Grose’s Antiquities of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales; ditto 
 
 Military Antiquities and ditto Ancient Armour, uniformly bound in 
 green Morocco, fine old impressions of the plates 13 
 
 128 The poems of Mr. Gray, by Mason, illustrated with several curious 
 
 prints and drawings, and notes by Lord Orford, 4to, splendidly bound 
 in green Morocco 1 
 
 129 Cordiner’s Remarkable Ruins and Prospects in North Britain, 4to, bound 
 
 in green Morocco 1 
 
 130 Strutt’s Complete View of the Manners, Customs, Arms, Habits, &c. ot 
 
 England, 3 vols., bound in 2 ; ditto Chronicle of England, 2, and ditto 
 Regal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of England—the whole in 4to, 
 splendidly bound in green Morocco, and fine old impressions of the 
 plates ^ 
 
 131 Tomkins’ Tour to the Isle of Wight, illustrated with 80 A iews, 2 vols. 
 
 8vo, green Morocco, and Parkyns’ Monastic Remains and Ancient 
 Castles, 8vo, bound in green Morocco 3 
 
 132 The Copper-plate Magazine, 2 vols., oblong 4to., bound in green Mo¬ 
 
 rocco, and Birch’s Delices de la Grande Bretagne, 4to, bound in green 
 
 Morocco ■ 
 
 133 P. Sandby’s Virtuoso’s Museum, oblong 4to, and the Copper-plate Ma¬ 
 
 gazine, 4to, green Morocco 2 
 
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 No. 7. 
 
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 135 
 
 136 
 
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 138 
 
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 140 
 
 141 
 
 142 
 
 143 
 
 144 
 
 145 
 
 SEVENTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 Picturesque Views of the principal Seats of the Nobility and l entry of 
 
 England, oblong 4 to, and Watts’ Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, 
 oblong 4to, bound in green Morocco 2 
 
 CASE P. 
 
 Lyson’s Environs of London, 4to, bound in red Morocco, and illustrated 
 with portraits and views 3 
 
 The Antiquarian Repertory, 4to, boards, illustrated with plates 4 
 
 Green’s History and Antiquities of Worcester, 2 vols. 4to, with plates, 
 boards, and Repton on Landscape Gardening, oblong 4to, with coloured 
 plates 3 
 
 Gilpin’s Forest Scenery, 2 vols. 8vo; ditto Tour to the Lakes, 2; ditto 
 Tour to Scotland, 2 ; ditto River Wye and ditto Essays on Picturesque 
 Beauty, 7 elegantly bound and 1 in boards 8 
 
 S. Ireland’s Tour on the Thames, 2 vols.; ditto Picturesque Tour 
 through Holland, 2; ditto River Medway, and ditto Illustrations of 
 Hogarth, with plates, in boards 6 
 
 Robertson’s Tour to the Isle of Man, Hassell’s Tour to the Isle of 
 Wight, 2 vols., and Robertson’s Bath Roads, 2, all 8vo in boards, with 
 fine impressions of the plates 5 
 
 Nichols’ Life of Hogarth, a Tour through the South of England and 
 Cogan’s Tour on the Rhine, 2 vols. 4 
 
 A. Brown’s Academy of Drawing, Painting, &c., folio, with plates, and 
 Kirby’s Prints of Monuments, &c., in the County of Suffolk, 4to 2 
 
 CASE V. 
 
 Jones’ Musical and Poetical Reliques of the Welsh Bards, 4to; The 
 Life and Works of George Edwards, a Collection of the Coats of 
 Arms of the Nobility and Gentry of Gloucester, 4to, and Taro Kate’s 
 Beau Ideal 4 
 
 Albin’s Natural History of Birds, 4to, with plates coloured; ditto 
 History of English Insects and P. Brown’s Illustration of Zoology, 
 4to, with coloured plates 3 
 
 The History of English Moths and Butterflies, by Wilks, 4to, with the 
 plates coloured, and the Harmony of Colouring, by Le Blon, 4to, 
 with coloured plates 2 
 
SEVENTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 83 
 
 No. 7. 
 
 146 Edwards’ Natural History of Birds, in 4 vols. 4to, in boards, with the 
 
 plates beautifully coloured, and ditto Gleanings in Natural History, 2 
 vols. 4to, with the plates coloured 5 
 
 147 Burkitt on the New Testament, Bewick’s History of Quadrupeds and a 
 
 4to vol. on Natural History, in German 3 
 
 148 Hogarth’s Analysis of Beauty, 4to; Gwin’s London Improved, 4to; 
 
 Gulston’s Catalogue, Neyman’s Catalogue and Marriett’s Catalogue 4 
 
 149 A Collection of the Catalogues of the Royal Exhibition, 3 vols. 4to, 
 
 with other tracts interspersed, with many manuscript notes by the late 
 Lord Orford relating to the Arts 3 
 
 150 Livre le Petite Estampes Gravee, par Sim Gribelin, 4to, containing 
 
 several hundred beautiful little designs for gold and silversmiths’ work, 
 very rare and curious 1 
 
 151 Six Solos for the Violoncello, by Cervetto, dedicated to Sir Edward 
 
 Walpole, splendidly bound in red Morocco, and 2 other books of music 1 
 
 END OF THE SEVENTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
Sfje 2£to;i)ti) Hag’s gjale 
 
 OF 
 
 THE VALUABLE CONTENTS OF STAWBERBV HILL. 
 
 On TUESDAY, the 3rd Day oe MAY, 1812, 
 
 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
 THE AUCTION DUTY IS TO BE PAID BY THE PURCHASERS. 
 
 No. 8.—Books and Books of Prints, in the Pound 
 
 Tower, continued. 
 
 CASE A. 
 
 LOT 
 
 1 Major’s Ruins of Paestum, folio, fine plates, bound in vellum 1 
 
 2 Chandler and Rivett’s Ionian Antiquities, folio, fine plates, bound in 
 
 vellum 1 
 
 3 Sir Wm. Chambers’ Treatise on Civil Architecture, folio, bound in 
 
 vellum, fine plates 1 
 
 4 Sir Wm. Chambers’ Kew Gardens, folio, bound in vellum, very fine 
 
 plates 1 
 
 5 Wood’s Ruins at Palmyra, otherwise Tadmore in the Dessert, folio, boimd 
 
 in vellum 1 
 
 6 The Ruins of Balbee, otherwise Heliopolas, folio, bound in vellum 1 
 
 7 Stuart and Rivert’s Antiquities of Athens, very fine impressions of the 
 
 plates, folio, bound in vellum 3 
 
 8 Adams’ Ruins of the Palace of the Emperor Diocletian, at Spelatro, 
 
 folio, bound in vellum 1 
 
 9 J. Le Roy’s Ruins of Monuments, in Greece, folio, bound in vellum 2 
 
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 85 
 
 No. 8. 
 
 10 Kirby’s Perspective in Architecture, folio, bound in vellum 1 
 
 11 Gibbs’ Architecture, folio, fine plates 1 
 
 12 Aedes’ Walpoliange, or Plans, Elevations, and Sections of Houghton Hall, 
 
 in Norfolk, by Brettingham, folio 1 
 
 13 Borioni Collectenteunti qui tatum Romanorum, folio, very fine plates, 
 
 bound in vellum 1 
 
 14 Inigo Jones’ Designs in Architecture, folio, fine plates, bound in calf 1 
 
 15 Sir Vm. Hamilton’s collection of Greek, Roman, and Etruscan Anti¬ 
 
 quities, folio, with the plates coloured, splendidly bound in green 
 Morocco 4 
 
 16 Britannia Lathinon Villa Bromhamensis, by Lord Hampden, folio, printed 
 
 by Bodoni, at Parma, elegantly bound in green Morocco, very rare and 
 curious 1 
 
 17 L’Etruria Pittrice Storia Della, Pittura Toscana, folio, with very fine 
 
 plates, bound in Russia, very scarce 1 
 
 18 Le-Antichita Romans di J. B. Piranesi, folio, with brilliant impressions 
 
 of the plates, bound in calf, a very fine set 4 
 
 CASE B. 
 
 19 Jac Augusti Thuani Historianum sui Temporis Landim, 1733, illustrated 
 
 with brilliant plates, large paper, bound in calf, very rare 14 
 
 This splendid set was collected by Sir Clement Cottrell Dormer. 
 
 20 Diplomatime and Numismaturu Scotia?, by James Anderson, Edinburgh, 
 
 1739, folio, fine large paper copy, bound in vellum 1 
 
 21 Post’s Description of the Funeral of Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange, 
 
 folio, very fine impressions 1 
 
 22 Rymsdyk’s British Museum, folio, and Williams’ History of Sudely 
 
 Castle, in Gloucestershire - 
 
 23 Portraits of Illustrious men of France, in the Gallery ol Cardinal Rich- 
 
 lieu, folio, very fine impressions 1 
 
 24 Pine’s Tapestry of the House of Lords, folio, brilliant impression, 
 
 elegantly bound, red Morocco ^ 
 
 25 Procession of the Order of the Garter, in the time of Queen Elizabeth, 
 
 a collection of drawings by Vertue, from originals, by Marc Garrard, 
 oblong folio, this is very rare and curious 
 
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 86 
 
 No. 8. 
 
 26 The collection of Antique Statues, Greek and Roman, in the Library of 
 
 St. Mark’s, at Venice, folio, very fine impressions 1 
 
 27 A collection of prints engraved from Pictures, by Zuchero, in the Ca- 
 
 priola Palace, folio, the impressions are very brilliant 1 
 
 28 F. M. Regenfus’ Shells, folio, large paper, splendidly coloured 1 
 
 29 Gallarie De Crozat, folio, large paper, magnificent impressions 2 
 
 CASE C. 
 
 30 Carter’s Ancient Sculpture and Painting, folio, red Morocco 2 
 
 31 A portfolio of 33 fine original drawings of Scenery in and about Twicken¬ 
 
 ham, &c., by Muntz, Scott and others 
 
 32 A folio containing an immense variety of extremely rare and highly in¬ 
 
 teresting original drawings of Heads, Antiquities, Monuments, Views, 
 &c., by George Vertue and others 
 
 33 A description of Strawberry Hill, illustrated with original drawings 
 
 and prints of the various Pictures, Antiquities and interesting Objects; 
 also Views of various parts of the Interior and Exterior of the Villa and 
 the surrounding Scenery. In this vol. is that extremely rare and curious 
 print of King Henry VIII. and his Family, engraved by W. Rogers, of 
 which only 2 other impressions are known 
 This Collection is perfectly unique. 
 
 34 A folio of ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, by Dominichino, Zuchero, Carravaggio, 
 
 Rubens, Mentegna, &c., many of them very rare and beautiful 1 
 
 35 An oblong folio vol., splendidly bound in red Morocco, containing 101 
 
 ORIGINAL drawings, by Titian, Carracci, Guercino, Dominichino, and 
 other great masters, from the Library of the King of Spain, whose 
 Arms are embazoned on the cover, in fine preservation and quite unique 
 
 36 Gerard Reynst’s collection of Pictures, fine proof impressions, folio, bound 
 
 in vellum 1 
 
 37 Portraits of Illustrious Men of the seventeenth century, very fine im¬ 
 
 pressions, by Rt. Di Jode, folio 1 
 
 38 A large folio vol., containing a magnificent collection of fine ORIGINAL 
 
 drawings, ancient and modern, arranged by Lord Orford, many 
 of them of great beauty and extremely rare 1 
 
 39 Farrington’s Views on the River Thames, 2 vols. folio, with coloured 
 
 plates, elegantly bound in Russia 2 
 
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 No. 8. 
 
 40 Overbeke’s V iews of Ancient Rome, folio, very choice impressions 1 
 
 41 A folio volume of prints, of Lord Burlington’s Villa, at Chiswick 1 
 
 42 I lan ol Paris, engraved on 20 plates, folio, bound in Morocco, with the 
 
 arms of Paris 1 
 
 43 Kip’s Views of the Royal Palaces and Seats of the Nobility and Gentry 
 
 of England, folio \ 
 
 44 A collection of Prints, from the Gallery of M. Boyer D’Aguilles, folio, 
 
 very fine impressions 1 
 
 45 A collection of 109 splendid original drawings, by all the celebrated 
 
 ancient masters, folio, elegantly bound in Morocco, with the royal 
 arms of Spain 1 
 
 46 A similar collection of 107 equally beautiful original drawings, and 
 
 bound in a similar style with the preceding 1 
 
 47 Hamilton’s Schola Italica Picture, folio, large paper, brilliant impressions 1 
 
 48 The Haughton Gallery, 2 vols. folio, large paper, very splendid 
 
 impressions, magnificent copy, bound in Russia 2 
 
 49 Boydell’s collection of prints, from pictures of the old masters, in 
 
 the collection of the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain, brilliant 
 impressions, 2 vols. folio, elegantly bound 2 
 
 50 A matchless collection of etchings, prints and drawings, by 
 
 W. H. Bunbury, Esq., arranged by Lord Orford, in 2 vols. large folio 2 
 
 51 A volume of original drawings of Architectural and other Antiquities 
 
 of the Grand Duke’s Gallery, at Florence 1 
 
 52 Casteel’s Flowers, folio, coloured plates, and an oblong folio, containing 
 
 Views in the City of Florence 2 
 
 CASE D. 
 
 53 Description of Views of the Royal Palace of Caserta, at Naples 1 
 
 54 Luxembourg Gallery, by Rubens, folio, fine old impressions 1 
 
 55 Voyage Pittoresque de la Greece, folio 1 
 
 56 Etchings by Lady Carlisle, ditto by Lady Louisa Augusta Greville, ditto 
 
 by Lady Cunningham, ditto by Viscount Newnham, ditto by the Earl 
 of Sunderland, ditto by Lord Maidstone and other noble amateurs, 
 collected and arranged by Lord Orford, splendidly bound in red 
 Morocco, rare 1 
 
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 88 
 
 No. 8. 
 
 57 Drawings and designs by Richard Bentley, folio 1 
 
 This vol. contains all the original designs for the improvements at Strawberry Hill. 
 
 58 The Architecture of A. Palladio, with notes and remarks by Inigo 
 
 Jones, folio 2 
 
 59 Lempereur and Mariette’s Description of the Casting of the Bronze 
 
 Equestrian Statue of Louis XV., folio, fine plates / 1 
 
 60 The Antiquities of Herculaneum, Naples, 1762, folio, fine impressions, 
 
 handsomely bound 9 
 
 61 A collection of Portraits and Genealogical Tree of the House of Medici, 
 
 folio, very choice impressions i 1 
 
 62 A folio of splendid prints from the antiques in the cabinet of Girardon, 
 
 the celebrated French sculptor, very scarce ' 1 
 
 63 A collection of original drawings, by Van Huy sum, Rademaker, 
 
 Echout, Rembrandt and other celebrated masters, folio 1 
 
 64 The Life of Masaccio, with a collection of prints from his designs, and a 
 
 collection of caricature prints by Patch, bound up in 1 vol. folio 1 
 
 65 Plans and Views of Royal Palaces and Cities in France, splendidly bound 
 
 in red Morocco, royal arms of France 
 
 66 Plans and Views of the Palace Gardens, Fountains, &c., of Versailles, 
 
 folio, red Morocco 1 
 
 67 Collection of prints representing the Battles, Processions, and Fetes of 
 
 Louis XIV., from the designs of Vandermulen, folio, red Morocco, 
 folio 1 
 
 68 A collection of prints from the finest pictures of the old masters, and 
 
 celebrated Statues in the possession of the King of France, folio, red 
 Morocco, folio 1 
 
 69 A collection of prints from the ceilings, painted by Le Brun and Miguard, 
 
 at the Palace of Versailles, folio, red Morocco 1 
 
 70 A collection of prints, the Battles of Alexander, by Le Brun, very fine 
 
 impressions, large folio, red Morocco 1 
 
 71 A collection of prints, from the tapestries in the Royal Palaces, repre¬ 
 
 senting the Battles of Louis XIV. 
 
 72 A collection of prints, representing the Tilts and Tournaments during 
 
 the reign of Louis XIV., folio, red Morocco 1 
 
 The above Eight Lots are uniformly bound, and were presented by the King of 
 Trance. 
 
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 89 
 
 CASE E. 
 
 No. 8. 
 
 73 Adams’ Architecture of Sion House, 2 vols., and a large folio of prints 
 
 after Guido, Sebastian, Conca, &c. 3 
 
 74 A collection of 263 prints, etched by himself, and engraved after 
 
 the most celebrated works of David Teniers, by Le Bas, Bassan, 
 Sarugme, Major, &c., folio, most complete and rare 1 
 
 75 A manificent collection of 460 prints, from the designs of 
 
 Raphael, by Julio Bonosoni, Antonia Salmuanca, Eneas Vico, Sadler, 
 
 &c., folio, bound in vellum, extremely fine 3 
 
 76 A magnificent collection of 165 prints, from the designs of Titian, by 
 
 M. Sadler, Peter D’Jode, Cornelius Cort, Fontana, J. Picini, Lefebre, 
 Andreani, &c., folio, equally rare with the preceding 2 
 
 77 A splendid collection of 245 prints, from the works of the Carracci 
 
 family, by Villamena, Van Kessel, Galastruzzi, &c., with several curious 
 etchings of the Bolonese masters, folio, very fine and rare 2 
 
 78 A beautiful collection of 160 prints, from the designs of Guido Reni, by 
 
 B. Coriolanus, C. van Cankercken, Langot, Dessey, P. Ballin, G. 
 Andran, Poilly, &c., folio, very fine impressions 1 
 
 79 A choice collection of 519 prints, from the designs of and by Lucas Van 
 
 Leyden, Aldegrapher, G. Pentz, &c., folio 1 
 
 80 A magnificent collection of 296 prints, by and after Albert Durer, the 
 
 founder of the school of German painters, fine impressions, folio 1 
 
 81 A collection of 214 prints, by Israel Van Mechlen, Martin techoeu, 
 
 Hopfer, Andrea Mantegna, &c. &c., after their own and the works of 
 other great masters, folio * 
 
 82 A collection of 225 prints, by and after the works of Perelle, in \ iews, 
 
 Landscapes, and Historical Subjects, very fine impressions, folio 1 
 
 83 A collection of 195 prints of Architecture, Cabinets, Vases, and 
 
 Arabesque Ornaments, by J. Le Pautre, beautiful impressions 1 
 
 84 A collection of 410 prints, designed and engraved by Israel Sylvestre, 
 
 Views of the Palaces and Houses of the Nobles of France and 
 different parts of Europe, folio ^ 
 
 85 A collection of 79 prints, etched by and engraved after the designs ot 
 
 Peter Testa, folio ^ 
 
 86 A collection of 123 prints, engraved by and after the works of Goltzius, 
 
 Spranger, and Bloemaert, folio ~ 
 
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 90 
 
 No. 8. 
 
 87 A collection of 119 prints, engraved by and after the works of Frederick 
 
 and Taddio Zuchero and Tempesta, folio 1 
 
 88 A collection of 641 prints, the works of Martin de Voss, Sadler, Werix, 
 
 S. Galle, Crispin Van de Pass, &c., 3 vols. folio 3 
 
 89 A collection of 620 prints, the works of Santa Bartoli, Views in Rome, 
 
 Antiquities, Lamps, Vases, &c. &c., 2 vols. folio 2 
 
 The above 15 Lots are bound uniform in 22 vols., in vellum. 
 
 CASE F. 
 
 90 A collection of engravings, from antique gems in the possession of his 
 
 Grace the Duke of Marlborough, privately printed, splendidly bound, 
 
 2 vols. folio, green Morocco, very rare 
 
 91 A collection of 934 prints, the Works of W. Hollar, fine impressions, 
 
 arranged in 3 vols. folio, in vellum 3 
 
 92 Rogers’ Imitations of Drawings of the old masters, folio, large paper, early 
 
 impressions, engraved by Bartolozzi, Ryland, Watts, Basire, &c. 2 
 
 93 Sevigniana, or a collection of Portraits of Mad. de Sevigne, her friends 
 
 and other persons of her time mentioned in her letters, and collected 
 and arranged by Lord Orford, large folio 1 
 
 94 A collection of 123 foreign Portraits, engraved by Suyderhoof, Van 
 
 Schuppen, Gaultier, T. De Leu, Drevet, Moncornet, Houbracken, &c., 
 larsm folio . 1 
 
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 95 A collection of prints after the works of, and Etchings by Watteau, 
 
 with his life, large folio, in extraordinary fine condition, and perfectly 
 matchless 3 
 
 96 Sandrart’s Lives of the Painters, folio, very fine impressions 1 
 
 97 Theatrum Pictorum, or the Gallery of the Arch-Duke Leopold, by David 
 
 Teniers, very fine plates 1 
 
 98 The Triumphs of the Emperor Sigismund and Julius Caesar, splendid im¬ 
 
 pressions, folio 1 
 
 99 Plans of the Villa of the Emperor Adrian 
 
 100 The Entry and Procession of the Arch-Duke Ferdinand into Antwerp, 
 
 by Rubens and Van Thuldan, folio 
 
 101 A collection of 20 prints after Andrea Sacchi, by Smith, Picart, J. 
 
 Frey, &c., folio 1 
 
No. 8, 
 
 102 
 
 103 
 
 104 
 
 105 
 
 106 
 
 107 
 
 108 
 
 109 
 
 110 
 
 111 
 
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 01 
 
 The Farnese Gallery, from the designs of Raphael, Albano, Annibal 
 Carracci, &c., folio I 
 
 Catesby’s Natural History of Carolina, coloured plates, large folio, a 
 very choice copy 2 
 
 A large oblong volume of views in England 
 
 A collection of 150 prints, by and after the designs of Sir Anthony 
 Vandyke, interspersed with manuscript notes, by Horace Walpole, very 
 rare and curious, folio 1 
 
 A collection of 163 prints, from Statues, antique and modern, by D. 
 Rossi, folio 1 
 
 Gultieri’s Catalogue of Shells, very fine plates, folio 1 
 
 P. Bellorii’s engravings of the Triumphal Arches of Titus and Augustus 
 at Rome 
 
 A description of the Pictures of Ludovico Carracci and other great 
 masters, in the Convent of St. Michael, in Bosco, at Bologna 
 
 CASE G. 
 
 A COLLECTION OF ENGRAVINGS OF ENGLISH POR¬ 
 
 TRAITS, from the earliest period to the reigns of Henry VIII. 
 During the reigns of Henry VIII., Edward VI. and Mary 
 Ditto of Queen Elizabeth - 
 Ditto of James I. 
 
 Ditto of Charles I. and Interregnum - 
 Ditto of Charles II. - 
 Ditto of James II. - 
 
 383 
 
 204 
 
 266 
 
 349 
 
 672 
 
 647 
 
 147 
 
 —-2668 
 
 A COLLECTION OF ENGRAVINGS OF ENGLISH 
 TRAITS, during the reigns of William and Mary - 
 Ditto of Queen Anne - 
 
 Ditto of George I. - 
 
 Ditto of George II., vol. 1 
 Ditto ditto vol. 2 - 
 
 A supplementary vol. of Portraits, not arranged 
 
 POR- 
 
 442 
 
 338 
 
 337 
 
 375 
 
 562 
 
 412 
 
 Carried forward 
 
 2466 
 
92 
 
 No. 8. 
 
 EIGHTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 CASE H. 
 
 Brought forward - 2466 
 
 During the reigns 
 
 of George III. 
 
 vol. 1 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 331 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 vol. 2 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 283 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 vol. 3 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 720 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 vol. 4 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 381 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 vol. 5 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 706 
 
 Ditto 
 
 ditto 
 
 vol. 6 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 372 
 
 5259 
 
 CASE I. 
 
 112 A collection or 472 prints and drawings, formed by Mr. Yertue 
 and Mr. Walpole, of English Artists, arranged according to their 
 Anecdotes of Painting in England. 
 
 The following manuscript of Horace Walpole inside the Book is worthy attention 
 he says, “ These two vols. are very valuable, they not only form the most complete 
 series of English Artists extant, but contain many extremely scarce prints, and 
 all the drawings which Vertue had made from original pictures of our Artists, for 
 his intended history of them which I have had engraved for his and my Anecdotes 
 of Painting in England.” — Horace Walpole. 
 
 113 Vandyke’s Works, consisting of 62 prints, historical and portraits, 
 
 folio, fine impressions 1 
 
 114 A SPLENDID COLLECTION of the Works of WILLIAM 
 
 FAITHOKNE, comprising 280 prints, many of them exceedingly bril¬ 
 liant , and proofs uncommonly rare , MATCHLESS 
 
 115 Yertue’s Heads and Monuments of the Kings of England, brilliant im¬ 
 
 pressions, folio 1 
 
 116 Vertue’s Works, consisting of 585 prints, engraved by this indefatigable 
 
 Artist and learned Antiquary, in Portraits, Views, Monuments, and 
 Historical Subjects, all fine impressions, and many of them very rare, 
 folio 2 
 
 117 Pine’s Processions and Ceremonies observed at the Installations of the 
 
 Knights Companion of the Bath, folio 1 
 
 118 The Derby Gallery, a collection of prints engraved by Winstanley, after 
 
 the celebrated Pictures of the old masters in the Earl of Derby’s col¬ 
 lection at Knowsley, folio 1 
 
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 93 
 
 No. 8. 
 
 119 Murphy’s Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the Church of Batalha in 
 
 Portugal, fine plates, folio 
 
 120 The Gallery (Lambert), series of Engravings from Pictures painted by 
 
 Le Brun 
 
 121 Chambers’Designs of Chinese Buildings, Furniture, &c., folio 
 
 122 \ etusta Monumenta, plates, published by the Antiquarian Society, very 
 
 scarce 
 
 123 Gough’s Sepulchral Monuments of Great Britain, folio 
 
 124 Hogarth’s Works, comprising 365 prints and drawings, engraved by, 
 
 and after this celebrated artist, all first impressions, and some original 
 
 drawings 
 
 © 
 
 The most complete and perfect collection of his prints (extract from Horace 
 Walpole’s Anecdotes of Painting). 
 
 125 Hearne and Byrne’s Antiquities of Great Britain, fine impressions, 
 
 oblong folio, green Morocco 
 
 126 An oblong 4to volume of plates, by Stradanus, Collaert and Galle, some 
 
 are extremely rare and curious 
 
 127 A folio volume containing original Drawings and Sketches, by Lady 
 
 D.Beauclerc, Miss Sebright, Miss Knight, Mrs. Darner, and other friends 
 of Mr. Walpole 
 
 128 An oblong 4to vol. of prints, by Galle, on Gardening, ditto of Wilton 
 
 Gardens, and ditto of prints engraved by Colleart and Galle 
 
 129 A small folio volume containing 180 prints, portraits of illustrious 
 
 persons in France. This volume belonged to the celebrated Bran tome; 
 the several notes are inscribed by him, from the collection of Mariette 
 of Paris 
 
 130 Small volume of prints, Views in Venice, and ditto, Views in Rome 
 
 131 Watteau’s Etchings, 2 nos., and Huet’s Monkeys 
 
 132 Lyson’s Environs of London, 4th vol., in boards, Map of Europe, and 
 
 Specimens of Penmanship 
 
 133 Oblong 4to vol., Views of Palaces, by Peter Schenk 
 
 134 Clemente Anunonio’s Collection of Portraits, 4to, fine plates 
 
 135 A 4to vol., containing Portraits of Ambassadors, at the Treaty of 
 
 Munster, very fine impressions, scarce 
 
 136 A curious Chinese Drawing, rolled up 
 
 137 A small volume, containing 37 Portraits of illustrious men, very scarce 
 
 138 A folio vol., containing 120 Portraits of eminent painters 
 
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 No. 8. 
 
 139 
 
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 141 
 
 142 
 
 143 
 
 144 
 
 145 
 
 146 
 
 147 
 
 148 
 
 149 
 
 150 
 
 151 
 
 152 
 
 153 
 
 154 
 
 EIGHTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 Birch’s Lives of Illustrious Persons of Great Britain, with their Portraits, 
 engraved by Houbracken and Vertue, 2 vols. in 1, brilliant impressions, 
 
 extremely rare 1 
 
 CASE K. 
 
 Playfair’s British Family Antiquities, 5 vols., large 4to, half bound 
 Bussia 5 
 
 Liber Veritatis, by Claude, containing 200 prints, engraved by Earlom, 
 from original Drawings, in the possession of the Duke of Devonshire, 
 brilliant impressions, half bound, uncut 
 
 CASE L. 
 
 Montfaucon’s Royal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of France, 2 vols. 
 
 folio, with descriptions in English 2 
 
 Picart’s Ceremonies et Costumes Religieuses, and Antiquities of Con¬ 
 stantinople, 2 vols. folio 3 
 
 Androuet’s Architecture, 2 vols. folio, and Androuet’s Buildings in 
 France, 2 4 
 
 Antiquities Sacrce and Civiles Romanorum, folio, fine plates, very rare 1 
 Plates to TEsop’s Fables, engraved by Hollar, beautiful set of fine im¬ 
 pressions, and Zapata’s Book on Hunting, fine plates 2 
 
 The Earl of Castlemain’s Embassy to the Pope, time of James II., 
 folio, and a 4to vol., Architecture, by Le Pantre 2 
 
 Braun and Hogenberg’s Views of all the Principal Cities and Palaces 
 in the World, 2 vols. folio, full of curious and interesting plates 2 
 
 Molinet’s Cabinet St. Genevieve, folio, fine plates 1 
 
 Martrius’ Theatrum Basilicas and Pisan®, folio, red Morocco 1 
 
 Desgodetz les Edifices Antiques de Rome, folio 
 
 An Account of the Entry of the Due Alencon into Antwerp, folio, fine 
 plates 1 
 
 I. Salatia’s Aquila Interlilia, folio, fine plates l 
 
 A large folio volume, containing 120 splendid drawings and prints 
 bound in vellum; drawings, Views of Strawberry Hill and Vici- 
 nity, by Barrow ; drawings by Watteau, Sater, Adams, &c.; numerous 
 prints published by the Antiquarian Society, engraved by Woollett, 
 Sharpe, Sir Robert Sturge and other eminent artists. This is a most 
 valuable and interesting collection. 
 
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 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
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 No. 9.—Valuable Collection of Coins and Medals. 
 
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 Paduans, Greek and Roman 
 False Greek silver 
 
 Cities, Gales, Roma, Brettium, Neapolis, Panormus, &c. 
 
 Kings, Philip and Alexander of Macedon; Antiochus of Syrian; 
 ander, Bala, Seleucus, Agathocles, Tryphon, Ptolemy, &c. 
 
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 Philip, king of Macedon, Alexander the Great, 4, some tine 5 
 
 Antiochus VII., king of Syria, well preserved; Demetrius, Ptolemy, 
 and Pyrrhus 4 
 
 Ariarathes of Cappadocia, 2 ; drachms of Antiochus of Syria, 2; Arsaces 
 of Parthia, 2 ; Philip of Macedon, small 7 
 
 Cities, Syracuse, 4; Tetradrachm, well preserved 5 
 
 Athens, of ancient fabric; Velia, 2 (1 fine); Corinth, 9 12 
 
 Gelas, Rhodes, Agrigentum, Tarentum, Messina, 5; Dyraehum, fine ; 
 and a fragment with unknown characters, and 14 others 25 
 
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 j . /D & 12 Agatliocles of Syria, reverse a Thunderbolt, very fine and rare 
 ^ 13 Hiero, King of Sicily, very fine and scarce 
 ^ 14 Syracuse, reverse Figure in Car, fine 
 
 y 2 . & 15 Panormus, reverse a Horse, fine 
 
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 / - * ^16 The As, obverse the head of Janus, reverse the head of Mercury; Semis, 
 
 with Pegasus on each side, 2 3 
 
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 a Bull; Tirens, having a Horse’s head on each side; ditto, having 
 Hand on each side 4 
 
 /e. £,18 Quadrans, Fish, reverse a Thunderbolt; ditto, Horse’s head on each side; 
 
 ditto Head of Rome, reverse the Prow, 2 4 
 
 /// ■ 6 19 Various small parts of the As 14 
 
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 ' a 21 Third brass, Probus, Aurelian, Magnentius, Constantine, Tacitus, 
 
 Numerian, Tranquillina, &c. 62 
 
 ' ■ ^ ' & 22 Second brass, Pompey, 2; Julius Ctesar, Augustus, 3; Claudius, 
 
 Caligula and others 35 
 
 43 23 Augustus, all various, some well preserved 11 
 
 ‘ / • o 24 Agrippa, Tiberius, 3; Drusus, Gennanicus, 2; Antonia, Nero and 
 
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 reverse Vesta; Nero, reverse Victory ; ditto, reverse Temple, &c. 10 
 
 /• 6 ” ^ 26 Nero, 3 all different; Galba, reverse Peace standing; Vitellius, reverse 
 hands joined, 2 (1 doubtful); Vespasian, Titus, Domitian, all different 
 4 (some fine) 12 
 
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 Hispania, and 4 others 14 
 
 . 0 • o 28 Adrian, reverse Restitutori Gallke; Pegasus, Egypt, Alexandria, An- 
 
 tinous, very rare, and 1 other 6 
 
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 Senior and Junior, various, 1 of them reverse, Diana Lucif 12 
 
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 £?30 Veras, 6 , all different; Aurelius, 2 ; Commodus, 2 ; Elagabalus, Cara- 
 calla and 6 others 18 
 
 / . - & 31 Crispina, Alexander, 3, various; Macrinus, Philip, Senior and Junior, 2 ; 
 
 Gardian III., reverse Abgarus, king of Thrace and 1 other; Julia Pia, 
 Julia Someaia, Barbia Orbiana, Julia Maesa 12 
 
 c 32 Julia Domna, reverse, Venus; Julia Pia, Diadumenian, rare; Otacilla 
 Severia, Maximinus, Maximus Caesar, Trajan, Decius, Mariania, rare; 
 a Roman ticket and 5 others 15 
 
 & & 33 Large brass, miscellaneous 30 
 
 /Jo 34 Pompey, 2 ; Julius Caesar, Julius, reverse Augustus; Julia Augusta, 
 reverse Car drawn by Mules; Divo Augustus, reverse Car drawn bv 
 Elephants; Claudius, 2 ; Tiberius, reverse, Tiberus and Drusus: 
 Caligula, reverse Agrippina; Brasilia and Julia, some well 
 preserved 10 
 
 / • f l./ 035 Nero, reverse Temple of Janus; Decursio, Port of Ostia, Rome sitting, 
 and 1 Triumphal Arch; Caligula, reverse the Emperor addressing his 
 Soldiers, 2 varieties; Drusus, some well preserved 8 
 
 ^ 36 Nero, reverse Triumphal Arch; ditto Annona, Augusti, Ceres, Julia, 
 Carpentum, drawn by Mules; Agrippinas, reverse Memorise, Agrippina, 
 the Carpentum drawn by Mules; Galba, reverse Libertas Publica and 1 
 other, Vespasian, reverse, Mars walking, and 2 others, Titus, 2 ; some 
 in fine preservation 11 
 
 / , . C' 37 Domitian, 4 varieties; Nerva, Trajan, reverse the Bridge, and 4 others; 
 
 Hadrian, reverse the Emperor on horseback, 4 varieties; some in good 
 preservation 15 
 
 1 J ■ t 38 Hadrian, reverse Hispania, and 3 varieties; Sabina, 2 ; Marciana (doubt¬ 
 ful) ; Antoninus Pius, reverse Tiberis; ditto Pax, Aug. and 2 others; 
 Faustina, Senior and Junior 13 
 
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 reverve a Car with Elephants; ditto reversed, and 1 other; Lucilla, 
 Commodus, Viet. Brit., and 4 others 14 
 
 7'S- 6 40 Didius Julian, rare; Albinus, 2 ; Caracalla, 2 ; Julia, Maesa, Alexander, 
 Barbia, Orbiana (very rare) ; Maximinus, Diva Paulina, rare ; 
 Maximus Caesar, and Balbinus 12 
 
 /- // ■ £> 41 Pupienus, reverse inscription; ditto, Victory and 1 other; Trebonianus 
 Gallus L, Gordian IIP, 2 ; Phillip, Senior and Junior, 4; Otacilla 
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 Anthony’s Legions, various 17 /^tT 
 
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 Aquilia, Atilia, Aurelia, a large Denari, with Head of Janus, reverse a 
 Car, 3, and 7 others 
 
 Baebia, Caecilia, Cassia, Calidia, Calpurnia, Carisia and 16 others 22 ^ 
 
 Caesia, Cassia, Cipia, Claudia, Cloulia, Caelia and 15 others 21 . , ^ 
 
 Considia, Coponia, Cordia, Cornelia, Curtia, some rare types, and 21 
 
 others 26 ' 
 
 Cossutia, Crepusia, Curia, Curiatia, Didia, Domitia, Calpurnia, Cornelia, 
 
 Claudia, Crepusia and 13 others 23 <^6- /7S 
 
 Egnatuleia, Eppia, Fabia, Fannia, Flaminia and 20 others 25 
 
 Flavia, Fonteia, Fulvia, Fundania, Furia, Gellia, 15 others and 2 in 
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 Herennia, Hosidia, Hostilia, Julia, Junia and 14 others, some in fine 
 preservation 19 
 
 Junia, Licinia, Livineia, Lollia, Lucilia, Lucretia, Lutatia, and 10 
 others 17 
 
 Maenia, Mamilia, Manlia, Marcia, Maria, Memmia and 14 others 20 
 
 Mucia, Massidia, Naevia, Nonia, Norbanus, Opehnia, Papia, Papiria and 
 
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 Satriena, Saufeia, Sentia, Scribonia, Sergia, Servillia, Spurilia, Tullia and 7 
 
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 Volteia, Vibia, Veturia, Valeria and 16 others 
 
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 M. Anthony, reverse Inscription; ditto Prow, Temple of the Sun, 
 Anthony, reverse Head of the Sun; ditto, the Head of Agrippina, and 
 a Greek Medallion of Anthony and Cleopatra, very rare and fine 7 
 
 Agrippa, reverse Augustus, very rare 1 
 
 Augustus, 18 varieties lg 
 
 Tiberius, reverse a Car, and 2 others; Claudius, reverse Triumphal 
 Arch de Britain (plated); Caligula, reverse Agrippina; ditto, reverse 
 Augustus, rare; and Otho, doubtful 7 
 
 Nero and Agrippina, Heads joined, reverse the Emperor and Empress 
 drawn by Elephants, and 2 others; Nero, Claudius, Drusus, scarce; 
 Galba, 2; Yetellius, 2; Vespasian, reverse Judaea, and 4 others, 
 various 13 
 
 Vespasian, reverse his Sons Titus and Domitian, 2, and 4 others; Titus, 
 
 3, varieties, and Domitian, 6 15 
 
 Domitian, 5; Julia Titi, rare; Nerva, 3, and Trajan, 10 19 
 
 Trajan, 11 ; Hadrian, 10 , some with very interesting reverses 21 
 
 Hadrian, 10 ; Sabina, 2 ; HClius, 2 ; M. Aurelius, 7; some with very 
 curious reverses 21 
 
 Antoninus Pius, reverse Aurelius, 1 ; 11 ditto, various, and Faustina, 
 Senior, 6 18 
 
 Faustina, Senior, 4; Faustina, Junior, 3; M. Aurelius, 8 ; Lucilla, 3, and 
 Commodus, 1 19 
 
 Commodus, 3 ; Albinus I., Macrinus, fine; Severus, 9, some, in fine preser¬ 
 vation; and Julia Pia, 4 18 
 
 Caracalla, 6 (1 a Medallion); Plautilla, 2 ; Geta, 5; Severus Alexander, 
 Etruscilla, 2 ; Hostilianus, scarce; vEmilianus, scarce, some well preserved 18 
 Macrianus, Elagabalus, 6 , various, Jilia Paula, fine; Julia Aquilia 
 Severa, fine and rare; Julia Sosemias, Julia Ma 3 sa, 2 12 
 
 Pescennius Niger, extremely rare; Barbia Orbiana, fine and rare 2 
 
 Severus Alexander, 5 ; Julia Mamte, 3 ; Maximinus, 3; Paulina, reverse 
 Peacock Consecratio, fine and rare; Maximus Ca?sar, scarce, well pre¬ 
 served; Balbinus, Pupienus, 2 , both fine and scarce 16 
 
 Mariniana, scarce; Philip, Junior and Senior, 4; Gordian III., 4; 
 Salonia, 4; Postumus, 3; Trajan Decius, 2 ; Gallienus, 4, some well 
 preserved 22 
 
 Valerian, 5 ; Gallus, 2 ; Maximian, reverse Soldiers at a Gate; Diocletian, 
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 Julius Caesar, with his Portrait, reverse Augustus, in fine preservation 
 M. Anthony, reverse Octavia, very rare 
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 Augustus, reverse Caius and Lucius Caesars; Tiberius, and Claudius 3 
 Nero, 2; Drusus, reverse, Shields, Spears and Standard, inscribed De 
 Germanis 3 
 
 Otho, rare (but doubtful) 1 
 
 Vespasian, reverse the Temple of Vesta, and 2 others 3 
 
 Trajan, reverse, the Forum, scarce, and 2 others 3 
 
 Hadrian, reverse the Emperor on Horseback; ditto, the Wolf and Twins, 
 and 1 other 3 
 
 Antoninus Pius, reverse Female standing with three Children, inscribed 
 Pietate Aug. Cos. IIII., and 1 other, reverse Figure standing, Cos. 
 MI., both well preserved 2 
 
 Antoninus Pius, and Faustina, Senior 2 
 
 M. Aurelius, reverse Victory standing with Shield, and 1 other 2 
 
 M. Aurelius, the Emperor standing holding a Victory; L. Veras, reverse 
 Figure at an Altar 2 
 
 Pertinax, reverse Figure seated in a Chair, doubtful 1 
 
 Leo, 2, and Constantine of the lower Empire 3 
 
 A case containing 21 slides of imitation Roman silver coins, in com¬ 
 position 418 
 
 A mahogany case, lined with velvet, for medals, shagreen case and sundry 
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 Two curiously embroidered purses, 3 medal cases and sundry coins and 
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 Various, about 200 
 
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 Early town and tradesmen’s tokens of Bristol, Norwich, Ipswich, 
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 Copper coins, various states of Europe 72 
 
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 6 • ^ 104 English, Irish and Scotch coins, including specimens of James II., Gun 
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 Burgred, King of Mercia, Wlefad Moneta Eadwig, Edward the Con¬ 
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 William the Conqueror, Canopy type, Liofwine on Stamford, fine and 
 very rare 
 
 Henry I., Snelling, Plate 1, No. 22, fine 1 
 
 Eustace, son of king Stephen, Figure A., Page 6, Snelling, fine 1 
 
 Pennies of Edward I., London, Canterbury and Dublin, 7 ; Edward III., 
 Groats, London and York; half-groat, Penny and half-penny, 5 ; Anglo- 
 Gallic Penny, of Edward the Black Prince 13 
 
 Groats of Henry IV., 2 ; Henry V., 2 ; Henry VI., 1; half-groat, 1, all 
 struck at Calais; Edward IV., 2 ; Richard III., 2; Boar’s Head and 
 the Rose, M. M., scarce, and a Penny of Edward IV. 11 
 
 Groats of Henry VII., side and full face, 3; Henry VIII., ditto, 5; 
 
 Shilling of Henry VIII., Fleur de Lis, M. M. 9 
 
 Crowns of Edward VI., with the Y. and Tun, M. M. 3 
 
 Groats of Mary, 2; Philip and Mary, 1; Shilling of ditto, Elizabeth’s 
 Crown, M. M., 1; 2 hammered and 1 milled Shilling, and Penny of the 
 hammered mint 9 
 
 James I., Crown, a Six-pence, 2 Pennies, and one half-ditto; 2 Crowns of 
 Charles I., Exeter mint Rose, M. M. 7 
 
 Charles I., Oxford XX. S. Piece, date 1642 1 
 
 Crown of Charles I., R. in circle, M. M.; 2 Shillings, 2 Groats, 
 Aberistwith; Oxford Groat and half-groat, and 5 small 12 
 
 Commonwealth Crown, 1656; Half-crown, 1652; Shilling, 1651; 2 Six¬ 
 pences, 1649 and 1653; Penny and 2 half-ditto 8 
 
 The Ormond Crown, half-ditto. Shilling and S’x-pence 4 
 
 Oliver Cromwell’s Crown and Shilling, fine 2 
 
 Oliver’s Shillings, 2 ; a Newark Shilling, and Nine-pences, 2, date 45 & 46 5 
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 James II. Crown, 1688, fine; Half-crown, Shilling, Six-pence and 6 
 Maundy money 10 
 
 William and Mary Crown, 1692; Half-crown, 1690; Shilling, Six-pence 
 and 6 Maundy money 10 
 
 William III. Crown, 1696; Half-crowns, 2 (1 with E under the Head) ; 
 
 5 Shillings (plain reverse), date, 1697, 1700; Shilling with Feathers, 
 scarce, 1699; 2 Six-pences and 3 Maundy money 14 
 
 Anne’s Crown, Half-crown, Shilling and Six-pence (all Vigo under the 
 Bust) 4 
 
 Anne’s Crown, E under the Bust, a very singular Portrait, 1707; Six¬ 
 pence, Rose and Feathers, 1707, and 5 small 7 
 
 George I. Crown, Rose and Feathers, 1716; Shilling and 2 Six-pences, 
 
 S. S. C. and 7 Maundy money 11 
 
 George II. (young head) Crown, Half-crown, Shilling and Sixpence, 
 Rose and Feathers 4 
 
 George II. (young head) Shillings, 2 ; Six-pence, Rose and Feathers, 
 
 8 Maundy, 3 Shillings and 3 Six-pences (old head) 17 
 
 George II. (old head) Crown, Half-crown, Shilling and Sixpence, Lima 
 under the Bust, fine 4 
 
 George II. Shillings, 5; George III., called the Northumberland Shil¬ 
 lings, 1763, 5; George III. Shillings, 1787, 4; a Six-pence and Three¬ 
 pence, fine 16 
 
 Various Crowns, Half-crowns, Shillings, Six-pences and small money, in 
 a purse 34 
 
 Ditto 59 
 
 ENGLISH COINS IN GOLD. 
 
 Edward III. Quarter-noble, Henry VI. Noble, Fleur de Lis, on the stern 
 
 of the Ship, fine and scarce 2 
 
 Henry VII. Half-angel and Edward VI. Half-sovereign, the Plead 
 Crowned, fine 2 
 
 Mary Sovereign, date 1553, scarce 1 
 
 Elizabeth Thirty-shilling Piece, Escalop Shell, M. M., fine 1 
 
 Elizabeth Sovereigns, 2, Woolpack and Circle, M. M. 2 
 
 Elizabeth Angel Tun, M. M., Quarter-angel and Half-crown 3 
 
 James I. Thirty-shilling Piece, Star, M. M., and 2 Crowns 3 
 
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 Charles I. Ten and Five-shilling Pieces, 2, and Commonwealth XX. 
 
 Shilling Piece, date 1653 3 
 
 Charles II. Twenty, Ten, and Five-shilling Pieces, the latter without 
 numeral, by Simon, all fine 3 
 
 Ditto, Touch Pieces, 2; Guinea, and Half-guinea, 1676, fine 4 
 
 Ditto Guinea, Elephant and Castle, 1679; Half-guinea ditto, 1678, the 
 latter fine 2 
 
 Ditto Five-guinea Piece, Elephant under the Head, 1668, very fine 1 
 Ditto Two-guinea Pieces, 2, Elephant under the Head 2 
 
 James II. Five-guinea Piece, Guinea and Half-guinea 3 
 
 William and Mary’s Five-guinea Piece, 1693, Half-guinea, 1689 2 
 
 Ditto, 1694, and One-guinea 2 
 
 William III. Five-guinea Piece, 1701, fine 1 
 
 Ditto Guinea (large head, scarce), and Half-guinea 3 
 
 Anne’s Guineas, before the Union, 2, 1702, rose in centre 2 
 
 Ditto Five-guinea Piece, 1711, and Two-guinea ditto, 1709 2 
 
 George I., his first Guinea, 1714, and a Five-guinea Piece, 1716 2 
 
 Ditto Five-guinea Piece, 1726; Guinea, Half-guinea and Quarter-guinea 4 
 George II. (young head) Five-guinea Piece, E. I. C. under the Bust, and 
 2 Two-guinea Pieces, 1738 3 
 
 Ditto Five-guinea Piece, 1729 ; plain and a Two-guinea ditto, 1738 2 
 
 Ditto (old head) Five-guinea Piece, 1746; Half-guinea, 1745, both Lima, 
 scarce 2 
 
 Ditto 2 Two-guinea Pieces, 1740 ,2 
 
 Ditto Guinea, 1755; Half-guineas, 2, 1755-8 3 
 
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 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
 THE AUCTION DUTY IS TO BE PAID BY THE PURCHASERS. 
 
 No. 10.—Cabinet of Coins, Medals, &c., continued. 
 
 ENGLISH PATTERNS AND PROOFS, IN GOLD, SILVER, AND 
 
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 Elizabeth’s pattern for Two-pence and Penny, date 1601 
 Charles the First’s pattern for a Half-penny, a Rose Crowned, C. R. on 
 the sides, reverse a Rose Crowned, inscribed a Half-penny ; this 
 Piece differs from that of Snelling by having the C. R.; fine and of 
 great rarety 
 
 Charles the First’s pattern for Two-pence, 2, Snelling, Plate 5, No. 22 
 and 28; ditto for Three-pence, No. 30 
 Anne’s Farthing in silver, Peace in a Car, 1713, extremely fine and scarce 
 Ditto, in silver, Britannia under Portico, 1713, fine and scarce 
 Ditto, Britannia seated, 1713, very fine and rare 
 
 A fragment of a gold coin of Elizabeth’s, very extraordinary Portrait, 
 vide Ruding’s supplement, Plate 3, engraved from this identical piece, 
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 George the Third’s pattern for a Guinea, 1761, fine, and ditto Seven- 
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 Ditto for a Five-guinea Piece, 1777, extremely fine and very rare 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto Two-guinea Piece, 1777, very fine and rare 
 Anne’s pattern Half-penny, copper, reverse the Rose and Thistle 
 Crowned, fine, and the Farthing, 1714, fine 2 
 
 Commonwealth Farthing, J ounce, fine pewter; George the Third’s 
 pattern for a Guinea, in copper, 1782 ; ditto pattern for a Penny, by 
 Droze, and various proofs of Half-pennies of George II., including a 
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 Mary’s Shillings, Snelling, Plate 3, No. 4, 2 , No. 6 , 1 ; Six-pence No. 3 4 
 
 Francis and Mary’s Shillings, 3; Groats, 2 5 
 
 Mary and Henry’s Dollar, 1665; Shilling, Snelling, Plate 3, No. 13, rare 2 
 James VI. Ten-shilling Piece, 2 ditto. Thistle Mark; Charles I. Forty- 
 penny Piece, Double Mark of Charles II., 3 Marks of ditto, James II. 
 
 Ten-shilling, William and Mary’s Forty-shilling, William III. Forty, 
 
 Twenty, and Ten-shilling Pieces 13 y 
 
 Gold Half-lion of Mary, Plate 2 , No. 9; James VI. Bannet Piece, Plate 
 
 2 , No. 20 , both rare 2 . L<^r7 
 
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 The Celebrated Medal of Plenry VIII., on his Head side a Latin inscrip¬ 
 tion of his titles, as head of the church, &c., reverse same inscription 
 in Hebrew and Greek. This is of extreme rarity, being a struck Medal 
 in a high state of preservation. Vide Plate 4, No. 1 , Edwards’ Medallic 
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 drawn by Sea Horses, date 1731, rare 1 > v l & 
 
 f • / J ^ 25 The Coronation Medals of William and Mary, and George II. and Queen 
 
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 Medals of Admiral Vernon, Duke of Cumberland, &c., in brass 49 
 
 A fine original set of Dassier’s Medals in bronze of the Kings of 
 England 35 
 
 Mary, Charles I. and his Queen, and 4 on his death; Charles II., reverse 
 Britannia seated 7 
 
 Walpole, Fontaine, Pope, Stanhope, Campbell, and other illustrious 
 persons 13 
 
 Anne, on her Victories, including the Medallions, Novae Palladium, 
 
 Troite, and the one on the Peace (in 3 trays) 27 
 
 George I. on his arrival in London; his Military and Naval Victories, 4; 
 and George Prince of Wales, reverse Alfred presenting a Loaf to a 
 Beggar 6 
 
 Queen Mary on her death; Robert Earl of Orford, Pope, Fontaine, 
 
 Sir Robert Walpole, and 6 various 11 
 
 Joseph Priestly, reverse inscription; George Whitfield, Erskine and 
 Gibbs, Shakespeare, reverse Stratford on Avon ; David Garrick, Lord 
 North, and Sir Joshua Reynolds 7 
 
 Marquis Cornwallis, reverse receiving the Sons of Tippoo Saib; Earl 
 Howe on the Victory of 1 st of June; Montgolfiers, and 8 various 11 
 George III. on the sailing of Captain Cook, Medallion; ditto, reverse the 
 Sun, and a Medal given to Captain Wilson by the E. I. Company, by 
 Yeo 3 
 
 The Pretender as James III.; ditto, reverse distant View of London; 
 ditto the Map of England ; 2 ditto and Queen ; Charles, reverse 
 Henry ; 1 ditto as Henry IX.; 1 as Charles III., reverse Ludovico ; 
 
 1 other small, and 1 Clementina 1 1 
 
 Mary on her Death, Anne on the Capture of Lisle, Sir Isaac Newton, 
 
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 David Garrick, Duke of Cumberland, George II. and 4 various 
 Sir Isaac Newton, Clarke, Locke, Duke of Marlborough, by J. Dassier 5 
 
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 ENGLISH MEDALS IN SILVER. 
 
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 Cy > L, ■ t 41 Queen Mary, reverse Philip, Plate 5, No. 2 , beautifully chased by 
 
 Stewart 1 
 
 £ .• c 42 Elizabeth on the Destruction of the Spanish Armada, 1588, obverse 
 the Pope and Cardinals in Council, reverse Destruction of a Fleet, 
 fine 1 
 
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 Queen of Scots, finely chased, by Stewart 2 
 
 ^ J ° 44 Pope Julius III., reverse Anglia Resurges, fine and very rare 
 / • /£ o 45 Anne, Countess of Dorset, 2 , 1 finely chased, by Stewart 3 
 
 /&, -k, 46 Abraham and Thomas Simon, most beautifully chased by Stewart 
 /• /<$ ■ o 4 ^ Thomas Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton, fine, and 1 ditto chased by /*"~ /, 
 
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 /■ £ . c 49 Lord Ivimbolton, reverse his Arms in a Shield, with a border beautifully ‘ c "' 
 
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 Mrs. Cleypole, in silver, by Kirk 2 
 
 c £ 53 Satirical Medal of Oliver Cromwell, struck in Holland, obverse his Head, 
 laureated in Armour, reverse kneeling in the lap of Britannia, 
 Ambassadors contending to do him honor, very fine and scarce, from 
 Lord Orford’s collection 
 t d ■ 4 Various Jettons and Counters of James I., his Queen; Charles I., his 
 
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 Arms, and a ditto, Lord Shaftesbury, reverse distant View of London 3 /v 
 ( ' ^ 6 59 Lord Shaftesbury, reverse London; Charles II., reverse, the Globe, and 
 
 Lucy, Dutchess of Portsmouth, reverse Cupid on the Globe 3 ( -rl 
 
 v • 4 • v 60 Lord Shaftesbury, reverse London; one on the Murder of Sir Eclmond- 
 
 bury Godfrey, and Christopher Albemarle, reverse Neptune, inscribed 
 Ex. Aquaomnia, fine 3 
 
 61 Charles II., reverse his Queen ; Catherine, reverse St. Catherine; 
 
 Charles II., reverse an inscription, small, and 1 other 4 
 
 62 Charles XI., King of Sweden, created Knight of the Garter, and i 
 
 William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury, on his Death, fine and rare 2 
 
 63 James II. on the Beheading the Duke of Monmouth and Argyle, 1685, 
 fine, and Archbishop Sancroft, 1698, reverse, the Seven Bishops 2 A. 
 
 A / ' & 64 William III., fine Medallion, obverse his Head, reverse Britannia seated 
 
 Restitutori Britannia, 1697, fine 1 1 
 
 65 William and Mary’s Heads, joined, reverse William standing on a Pedestal 
 
 holding Church and Sword, and a cast Medal on the Landing at __ 
 
 Torbay 2 
 
 6 66 William and Mary’s Heads, joined, reverse Lion killing the Hydra, 
 
 Exurgat Hib. Pacata, 1691, fine, and a ditto, reverse Sea Fight, 1692 2 
 £ 67 Queen Anne on the Battle of Almenaram, 1710, and ditto on the Battle 
 
 of Bonna 2 
 
 68 A Medallion, Sophia, the Mother of George I., reverse Matilda, his 
 Sister, fine 1 
 
 O 6 9 George I., reverse standing in the Robes of a Knight of the Garter; 
 
 and 2 others, reverse Naval and Military trophies 3 
 
 / f. £ 70 George II. and his Queen, face to face, reverse their seven Children, a fine 
 
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 £ 72 Counters, various, of Augusta Princess of Wales, &c., all fine 13 ^ 
 
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 ? 75 Percy Duke of Northumberland, reverse Alnwick Castle restored, 1796; 
 
 Robert Clive, Baron of Plassy, reverse Pyramid, inscribed 1766, and 2 
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 6 77 The Duke of Cumberland, on the Battle of Culloden, 7 varieties, fine 7 
 
 & 78 George II. on the Taking of Canada, Guadalupe, Quebec, Goree, Pondi¬ 
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 /* JT £ 80 George III. on his Marriage; Prince of Wales ditto; Duke of York, 
 
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 Recovery, 1789 5 
 
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 and Birth of the Duke of York, 2 2 
 
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 the Taking of Calouerus, 7th June, 1761; 2 others and a silver opera 
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 German Medals, various, in white metal 35 
 
 Fine Head inscribed Julianus Medices L.F.P.R., reverse Figure reclining 
 under a Tree; Cosmos de Medicis de Creto Publico P.P., reverse 
 Figure seated, fine; Laurencius Medices with a Wreath, fine, and 6 
 
 others 9 
 
 Head without inscription, reverse a Griffin and two Children Suckling, 
 inscribed Braccius Pisani P. Opus. N. Picininus, 2 varieties, and 
 Sigismond, 4 varieties 6 
 
 Medallion, Ludovico, his Head, reverse his Queen Ann; a fine Medallion 
 of Charles II., King of Cyprus, reverse Castle, and 1 other 3 
 
 Charles V. of Spain, reverse Figures inscribed Virtus Nunq Deficit; 
 
 Christina of Etruria, Maria Archduchess of Austria, and 2 others 5 
 Maria Teresia of Austria, reverse Figures, Scuritas Augusta?, 1743, fine; 
 John Gasto of Etruria, reverse Figures; Ludovicus Ariostus, reverse 
 Snake and Hand with Shears, and 3 others 6 
 
 Io Don Cassinus, reverse Building, inscribed Bonon, 1695; Maximilian 
 of Austria, reverse his Queen; Peter Segvier, Dux Villimort, and 4 
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 reverse receiving Homage, 1773; Christina of Sweden, all fine, and 
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 A set of the Reformers, by Dassier, fine 26 
 
 Cardinal De Fleury, Frederick of Prussia, Baron De Montesquie, and 5 
 others, all by Dassier, fine 8 
 
 Augustus II., King of Poland, John V. of Portugal, Peter the Great of 
 Russia, and 5 others 8 
 
 Antonius Magliabechius Ferdinand II., Duke of Etruria, Francis I. of 
 Rome and his Queen, reverse his Children, and 5 others 8 
 
 Charles V. of Spain, 2 ; Charles VI., fine, and 5 others 8 
 
 Henry II. of France, Henry IV., Louis XIII., and Louis XV., 5 
 varieties 8 
 
 Louis XIV., 3 varieties, fine; Louis XV., 3 varieties, and Louis XVI. 7 
 A collection of 475 copper and 11 silver, of the Popes and Cardinals, 
 by the Hamarani’s and other celebrated artists, all in a fine state of 
 preservation 486 
 
 A VERY HANDSOME CARVED MAHOGANY CABINET 
 FOR COINS, pair of folding doors enclosing 60 trays and 6 deep 
 drawers, on finely carved antique frame, locks and key 
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 Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, 3 varieties; Medallio 
 2 smaller ditto, and Charles XII., 3 varieties, small 
 Medallion of John III. of Poland, extremely fine 
 smaller, and Stanislaus, 2 varieties 
 Henry IV. of France, very fine; Louis XIII., dit 
 and ditto XVI. 
 
 Charles III. of Spain, Frederick the Great, Christia 
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 Albert Durer, reverse inscription; 2 on the Death of John Hus, and 2 
 Satirical ditto 
 
 John and Cornelius De Witt, 2 varieties, and Marshall Toyras 
 Cardinal Mazarine, Richelieu, and Chas. Linnseus 
 
 Hedlinger, by himself, reverse the Owl and Greek inscription, very rare, 
 and a very fine Medallion of Aru Harn, reverse 5 Altars, centre one 
 with Crown, Sceptre, &c., by the same artist 
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 Sweden—Christina, Charles II., XI., XII. 4 
 
 Papal Crowns, various, some curious reverses 11 
 
 Ditto, half, quarter, and various part Dollars, &c. 32 
 
 Ditto 39 
 
 Etrurian—John Casto I., Cosmus III., various; 6 dollars, 3 parts, ditto 9 
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 Venetian Dollars, and parts, various 10 
 
 Hanoverian—George I. and II., various 0 
 
 Two Oriental Coins in the form of Bullets; 1 Rupee, a Box Dollar, and 
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 Miscellaneous 24 
 
 Ditto, embracing most of the Coins of Europe 100 
 
 A large parcel of ditto (Billon) 
 
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 Austria—Albert and Elizabeth sitting on their Throne, very curious, and 
 3 others, various 
 
 Poland—’Augustus II., Double-ducat, struck on his Coronation, and 7 
 Ducats, various 
 
 Bavaria—Maximilian I., a Four-ducat Piece and 5 various 
 
 Etrurian, John Gasto I., Three-ducat Piece, Double-ditto and 5 various 
 
 A Four-ducat Piece, 5 Ducats and 1 quarter ditto 
 
 Geneva—a ditto, a Double-ducat, 3 Ducats and 1 quarter ditto 
 
 Holland and various states 
 
 Turkey, &c. 
 
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 Spain, Philip V., Doubloon 
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 France, a double, single and a half Louis XV. 
 
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 No. 11. —The Pictures, Drawings, the Digby 
 Collection of Miniatures, Royal Sevres Porcelaine, 
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 1 Three paper mosaics of Flowers, one by Mrs. Delany, the inven- 
 
 tress of the art, in the year 1780, and in the 80th year of her 
 age, and the 2 others, representing the Catalpa and Geranium, by 
 Miss Jennings, of Shiplake, Oxfordshire, 1783, signed H. W. 
 
 2 A print of the Duke of York, as a Boy, from Sir Joshua Reynold’s 
 
 picture, also a print of Rubens’ House, at Antwerp, very curious 
 <3 3 A print of Bernard de Fontenelle, bequeathed by Lady Mary 
 Hervey, in 1768, to Horace Walpole, rich frame, and a ditto of 
 Lady Mary Hervey 
 
 & 4 A drawing, View of Rochere, Chateau de Madame de Sevigne, 
 
 dessine par M. Hinchliffe, and a Portrait of Antoine Hamilton 
 
 5 A Press Gang entering a Cottage, designed by the Honourable 
 
 Georgiana Fitzroy, 1812 
 
 6 A print of John Earl of Upper Ossory, from Lane’s picture, and a 
 
 ditto of the Right Honourable William Lord Radstock, black 
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 The Virgin and Child, a highly finished and beautifully illumi¬ 
 nated drawing, it belonged to Gaston Due d’Orleans, whose arms 
 surmount the richly carved frame 
 
 A TRULY SPLENDID ILLUMINATED DRAWING, most exquisitely 
 finished , rich in colour and perfect in drawing , displaying the highly 
 magnificent costume of the period, representing Francis I. supported 
 by the Church, Law, and Army; Cardinal du Prat sits at the table 
 
 Two of the soldiers in the foreground have been copied by Montfaucon 
 in his Antiquities of France. Signed H. W. 
 
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 A Lady Reading, small whole figure, 1768, by Le Due 
 
 A small circular picture, Interior of a Cathedral with Figures in the 
 foreground; the Altar, with Woman at Confession, and pictures 
 ornament the pillars Henri Steinwick 
 
 A most exquisite cabinet gem, finished in an elaborate and delicate style, 
 quite unique; a truly extraordinary specimen of the master, in a black 
 and gold carved frame. 
 
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 A Landscape with Ruins, and Nymphs Bathing, by 
 An equally charming cabinet gem. 
 
 A Girl’s Head in oil, very effective, by 
 A Portrait of a French Courtier 
 A View of Lea, near Canterbury, the Seat of Thomas Barrett, 
 
 Esq., as altered by Mr. Wyat, in black carved frame, 1789, by Pether 
 A Rabbit, by Adrian Vandevelde 
 
 A Portrait of Philibert, Comte de Grammont, in armour, Gou- 
 verneur du Pays D’Aunis, et de la Rochelle, in an elegant carved 
 frame 
 
 A Sea Piece, a Calm, Vessels in Port with Figures on the Shore, 
 and a Dutch Man of War saluting in the distance, in ebony 
 frame Backhuysen 
 
 A beautiful composition, and from the extreme rareness of this class of 
 subjects by the master, may be deemed of great worth. 
 
 A View in Paris, Hotel de Carnavalet bati, par du Cerceau, Rue 
 Couleure, St. Catherine, habite par Madame de Sevigne, peint 
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 The following lines were written by Horace Walpole, 1779, in praise of 
 this lady and of the artist. 
 
 Full many an Artist has on canvass fix’d 
 All charms that Nature’s pencil ever mix’d— 
 
 The witchery of Eyes, the Grace that tips, 
 
 The inexpressible douceur of Lips 
 
 Running alone, in this fair image caught 
 
 Each Charm’s expression and each Feature’s thought; 
 
 And shows how in then- sweet assemblage sit 
 Taste, Spirit, Softness, Sentiment and Wit. 
 
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 A most curious old picture , representing Rose, the royal gardener, 
 presenting the first Pine Apple raised in England to Charles II., 
 at Dawny Court near Windsor. The scene is very perfect in idea 
 and well painted, presumed to be by Danckers 
 
 This picture belonged to Mr. Loudon, the nurseryman, partner of Mr. 
 
 Wise, whose heir bequeathed it to the Rev. M. Pennicott of Ditton, who 
 gave it to Mr. Walpole, 1780. Signed Horace Walpole. 
 
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 A Portrait of Cowley the poet, in the character of a Shepherd, , 
 
 with pipe and crook Sir Peter Lely ✓ /V » C 
 
 A charming picture, which Zincke copied in enamel, and which is in this 
 collection, purchased at the sale of Mr. Lovibonde, 1776, in a splendidly 
 carved frame. 
 
 A View in Paris, on the Pont Neuf, with Statue of Henry IV., 
 
 numerous Figures in the foreground Raguenet l - ^ r ^ 
 
 A ditto with the Palace of the Quatre Nations, the Seine and Boats. 
 
 A present from Henry Fox , Lord Holland Raguenet e. L 
 
 Collection of Matchless Miniatures. 
 
 IN CASE RIGHT HAND OF FIRE-PLACE. 
 
 The following nine exquisite miniatures, by Oliver, formed the celebrated 
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 the chef cC oeuvres of this inimitable artist. 
 
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 A highly finished miniature of a Lady in a blue dress, one of the 
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 Lady Digby as she was found dead in her bed, in an enamelled gold 
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 Sir Kenelm Digby, when young, in a black slashed dress 
 
 Lady Digby with flowing hair 
 
 Lady Lucy Percy, mother of Lady Yenetia Digby, in a black hat 
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 The Young Bride 
 
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 A remarkably fine miniature of Robert, Earl of Essex, the favourite 
 
 of Elizabeth, in a beautifully enamelled gold case, by Oliver 
 
 Henry Carey, Lord Hunsdon, in gold enamelled case, by Hilliard &-&. p (S^o.c f ^ * 
 
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 The Duke de Vendome in armour, by Petitot 
 
 The Princess Palatine, an enamel, by Ditto X , 
 
 Madame la Duchesse Palatine, by Ditto ^ ? ^ 
 
 The above three spleDdid miniatures are from the collection of the Comte de 
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 La Duchesse de Montbazon, called La Belle des Belles, by Petitot X A u ' M * . v & 
 
 A splendid specimen of this incomparable artist. 
 
 Holbein (by himself ), in a black dress and cap, signed J. H., date 1545 
 A pair of enamels, the case of the CELEBRATED 
 WATCH, presented by the Parliament to General 
 Fairfax, after the Battle of Naseby. On one side is 
 Fairfax on horseback, and on the reverse, the Battle of Naseby. 
 The Parliament sitting, and on the reverse, the following inscrip¬ 
 tion : —“ These enamels, painted by G. Bordier, were given by the 
 Parliament to General Fairfax, on his victory at Naseby.” 
 
 They were purchased of his executors, by Mr. Ralph Thoresby, and at the 
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 Ditto Oliver 
 
 John, Duke of Lauderdale, after S. Cooper, 1774, by Lady Bingham 
 William Henry, Duke of Gloucester, after Meyer, 1774, by Ditto 
 
 Charlotte de la Tremouille, the Countess of Derby, who defended 
 Latham House, 1664, in silver fillagree frame 
 A Lady’s Head, supposed to be the Countess of Pembroke, wife of 
 Earl William, finely preserved. A present from the Duchess of Port¬ 
 land; it is a perfect gem , by Hoskins 
 
 A miniature Portrait of William Roscoe the Historian, 1795 
 A ditto of Pope, by Lens 
 
 Miss Farren, afterwards Lady Derby, 1787 
 
 Mrs. Hannah More, the Poetess, after Opie, 1788, by Roberts 
 
 Charles II. when a Boy, a highly finished miniature 
 A Boy with Bird’s Nest, 1735, by Horace Walpole 
 
 A Portrait of a Lady of the Family of Digby, after Yankyck, with 
 
 Landscape in the back ground, by P. Oliver 
 
 It is in an ebony case, mounted in silver, with four medallions in front. 
 
 A miniature of Lady Digby, enamelled, by G. Taulin, 1637, in an 
 enamelled case, with Latin motto, supported by two Goddesses, 
 also of Lady Catherine Howard, wife of John Digby, son of Sir 
 Kenelm, and on the reverse, in the same enamelled frame, another 
 Lady of the Family, exquisitely painted by Oliver 
 
 The above three beautiful miniatures are in an ebony case, silver mounted. 
 
 Sir Kenelm Digby, his wife and two sons, after Vandyck, a large 
 miniature, in the finest preservation, in an ebony case, silver 
 mounted, and on the inside of the doors are the Portraits of two 
 Ladies of the same family. 
 
 A Man’s Head, in a black bonnet, 1539, unfinished, purchased at 
 
 Mr. Lovibonde’s sale, by Holbein 
 
 George Henry Fitzroy, Earl of Euston 
 Charlotte Maria Waldegrave, Countess of Euston 
 Her Royal Highness Maria Waldegrave, Duchess of Gloucester, a 
 splendid enamel 
 
 His Royal Highness William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester, a 
 highly finished miniature in water colours, on ivory 
 A beautiful whole length miniature on ivory of the Duchess of 
 
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 A Boy playing a Pipe, painted by Horace Walpole , 1794, after Luti 
 Sir Peter Lely, after himself, a very beautiful miniature , by Charles Beale 
 An exquisite miniature of Vander Vuart, the painter, in ebony 
 frame, mounted with silver and lapis lazuli 
 A miniature Portrait of M. Dahl, by himself 
 
 A ditto of Miss Temple, maid of honour to the Duchess of York, 
 an unfinished miniature 
 
 Portrait of Two Young Ladies, by Mrs. Tonelli 
 
 Miniature Portraits of the three children of Charles I., after Vandyck 
 
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 A most beautif ul plateau of the old Royal Sevres porceiaine, forming 
 the top of an occasional writing table, of fine red marqueterie, with 
 drawer and stand under for ornaments 
 A pair of the rich mazarine blue and gold OLD Sevres China cabinet 
 cups and saucers, painted with Birds and Flowers 
 Two French Bisquit Boys with their Pipes and basket of Flowers 
 at their feet 
 
 An elegant turquoise blue Sevres China vase, richly worked in gold 
 with raised flowers, entwined handles and shell border at the base 
 A beautiful old Sevres China coffee cup and saucer, green and blue 
 ground, with gold, the entablature beautifully painted 
 An equally elegant plateau of the old Sevres China, richly painted 
 and gilt 
 
 A white and blue Sevres China vase, with handles 
 A pair of or-molu chimney lights, representing Robinson Crusoe 
 with his Gun and Umbrella 
 
 An exquisite turquoise blue old Sevres China cabinet cup and 
 saucer, richly painted with Flowers, Birds, and gilt 
 An elegant tray of the old Sevres porceiaine, exquisitely painted, 
 Men loading Vessels, blue and gold border, imperfect 
 A pair of Oriental turquoise blue China incense burners, in the forms 
 of snail-shells, mounted with or-molu, the feet and tops also re¬ 
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 A pair of elegant white and blue old Sevres China square shaped 
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 A pair of exquisite green ground old Sevres China flat shaped 
 vases, richly gilt, and painted with Flowers 
 A beautiful lilac ground variegated pattern old Sevres China cabinet 
 cup and saucer, the paintings enriched by Birds, of brilliant plumage 
 An equally fine specimen of the old Sevres China, in a tray, pain ted 
 with bouquets, gilt, and centre medallion 
 A HANDSOME CABINET OR SECRETAIRE OF MARQUETERIE, inlaid 
 with flowers, vases, and cups, mounted with border of or-molu, in 
 scroll work, and handsome porphyry slab top 
 An exquisitely modelled old Sevres Bisquit figure of Cupid, mounted 
 on a richly coloured and gilt red Sevres China pedestal , on which is 
 the following inscription:— 
 
 Qui que tous sois, voici ton maitre, 
 
 II le fut, il Test, on doit l’etre. 
 
 glass shade and stand 
 
 A chocolate cup with top and saucer, of elegant form, of the rich 
 mazarine blue old Sevres porcelaine , enriched with paintings of 
 birds and flowers, and gilt 
 A ditto, en suite 
 
 A curious teapot of Oriental China richly raised in flowers and leaves 
 A pair of large blue China Oriental jars and covers, for pot pourris 
 A pair of ditto beakers 
 
 A Grecian shaped tazza, of blue glass, mounted with branches of 
 or-molu, of beautiful scroll shape 
 
 A pair of Sevres Bisquit figures, Man and Woman, with sheaves of 
 corn 
 
 A splendid dejeune service of the rich mazarine blue old Sevres 
 porcelaine , beautifully studded with gold, consisting of sugar vase 
 and cover, cup, saucer, and plateau 
 A pair of square shaped blue and white old Sevres China jardiniers 
 A matchless old Sevres China cabinet cup and saucer , white 
 ground, studded with enamelled gems in imitation of precious 
 stones, very petite 
 
 An elegant green and gold old Sevres China cabinet cup and 
 saucer (large size), the subjects beautifully painted, representing 
 a Man and Woman fishing and a Boy with Fish 
 
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 An elegant green and gold old Sevres China cabinet cup and saucer 
 (large size), nearly similar, the subjects Music and Flowers, Corn 
 and Implements 
 
 A pair of old Sevres Bisquit Figures , Boy with Flowers, and a Girl 
 with Cage 
 
 A splendid antique casket of silver filagree , with handles, hasp 
 and hinge, perfectly unique 
 
 A MATCHLESS DEJEUNE SERVICE of the OLD SEVRES PORCE- 
 laine, white ground, with festoons of flowers in blue, beautifully 
 painted, with exquisite entablatures of Birds of various kinds on 
 trees, consisting of 2 cups and saucers, sugar vase, cream ewer, 
 and a tray of elegant form 
 
 An urn of granite, brought from one of the Greek Islands, and given 
 to Sir Robert Walpole by Sir Charles Wager 
 
 A curious India japanned tray, rich black and gold pattern, with 4 
 beautiful cups and saucers and sugar vase and cover, of the old 
 Sevres porcelaine, delicately painted in wreaths of blue flowers, also 
 a curious Oriental red China tea pot, to complete the dejeune 
 service 
 
 A folding mahogany screen with Chinese drawings on the inside, 
 and 4 prints from Shakspeare’s Plays on the exterior 
 
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 A Moonlight Scene, in body colours, a lovely composition, from the 
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 Four coloured drawings, Views of the Castle of Grignan and of La 
 Boche Coui'biere, both in Provence. A present from George 
 liar ding e, Esq. 
 
 A print of Mary and Elizabeth Beauclerc, from the drawing by 
 their mother, Lady Diana, 1781, etched by Bartolozzi, signed 
 H. W., in a blue and gold frame, ornamented with Lions and 
 Fleurs de Lis, in allusion to the arms of the family of Beauclerc ; 
 also a similar print of Georgiana Spencer, Duchess of Devonshire, 
 in a frame, with Wedge wood cameos and 2 flies engraved and 
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 Two coloured drawings, Portrait of Samuel Cooper, the miniature ^ 
 
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 A pair of coloured Portraits, of Anne Liddel, Countess of Ossory, by 
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 Bingham, an excellent Paintress, 1794, by Hamilton 
 
 The folloiving lines by Horace Walpole are written at the back of the latter :— 
 
 Without a Rival long on Painting’s throne, 
 
 Urbino’s Modest Artist sat alone; 
 
 At last a British Fair’s unerring eyes, 
 
 In five short moons, contests the glorious prize; 
 
 Raphael by Genius nursed by labour gain’d it, 
 
 Bingham but saw perfection, and attain’d it. 
 
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 A clever coloured drawing, representing Marie de Vichy, Marquise 
 du DefFand, elle etoit alors aveugle retat 72-1768; Madame la 
 Duchesse de Choiseul, lui presente une poupee, peint par Monsieur 
 Carmontal et donne par ces dames, a Monsieur H. Walpole 
 Vide inscription at the hack. 
 
 A curious pen and ink drawing of King Richard III. and his 
 Queen, copied from painted glass, by Vertue, described and 
 engraved in Mr. Walpole’s Historic Doubts 
 
 A Cat, painted in oil, mounted on black velvet and inclosed in an old 
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 A VERY ELEGANT SILVER GILT TWO-HANDLED CUP AND COVER, with 
 chased ornaments and scroll handles, 15 inches high 
 A BEAUTIFUL 14-INCH DITTO PLATEAU On PEDESTAL, exquisitely 
 engraved and chased, with centre of George I. on his throne, supported 
 by Britannia and Justice, and the royal arms, surmounted by Phaeton 
 in his Car, Military trophies and Allegorical devices beneath 
 A handsome silver gilt coffee ewer, with gadroon border 
 One dozen of silver gilt chased edge tea spoons and a pair of sugar tongs 
 A pair of handsome engraved cocoa nut goblets , mounted and lined with silver 
 
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 Figures of Britannia and Justice , and the royal arms , with a View of the 
 City of London and Allegorical devices , richly chased border and shell edge, 
 on scroll feet 
 
 A pair of handsome 9-inch DITTO, chased borders, with engraved medallions 
 of Britannia , on scroll feet 
 
 A pair of 6 -inch ditto, delicately engraved and chased, flower and matted 
 borders, on feet 
 
 A pair of handsome ANTIQUE CHASED SCROLL CANDLESTICKS with 
 three-light branch candelabra, on shaped octagon plinths 
 An elegant shaped octagon soup tureen and cover, chased mat and 
 leaf ornaments, on bold Lion masque feet 
 A pair of ditto shaped 1 6-inch meat dishes, with bold gadroon 
 borders 
 
 Two pair of elegant circular salts, boldly chased flower borders and 
 Lion masque feet 
 
 A pair of sp>lendid octagon WINE COOLERS, chased rose flower 
 tablets, arabesque borders and scroll handles 
 
 A very elegant plated EPERGNE and CANDELABRA, with 
 arms for 9 lights, 4 sweetmeat branches and centre, supported by four 
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 Three neat silver sugar vases and covers, with chased mat borders and Rams’ 
 
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 A handsome 13 -inch oblong bread basket , open basket pattern border and 
 twisted handles 
 
 A pair of 8 -inch shaped circular waiters, with reeded edges 
 A pair of handsome 7-inch ditto, with bold chased vine leaf and grape 
 borders and feet 
 
 A pair of circular plain chamber candlesticks 
 Four handsome 75 -inch circular ribbed preserve dishes 
 Four 5 f-inch escallop shaped ditto 
 A pair of silver decanter stands 
 
 Six lapis lazuli handled dessert knives, with silver ferrules, and 6 silver 
 forks, with sard handles 
 
 One dozen of silver beaded and thread handled table knives 
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 Eleven plain ditto pistol handled ditto ~ —- 
 
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 Twelve handsome silver dessert knives, French edge and shell handles 
 
 Twelve ditto, steel blades 
 
 One dozen of three-pronged table forks 
 
 One dozen and 7 of ditto 
 
 One dozen of beaded border four-pronged table forks 
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 One dozen of three-pronged fiddle headed, shell and French thread edge 
 dessert forks 
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 One dozen of ditto dessert spoons 
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 One dozen of plain ditto 
 
 A chased border sugar sifter, a smaller ditto and a cream ladle (foreign) 
 Four old table spoons 
 
 Six antique chased shell salt spoons (1 faulty) 
 
 Two plain gravy spoons 
 A ditto with strainer and a marrow spoon 
 Two fluted bowl soup ladles 
 
 A two-handled lemon strainer and a pair of antique sugar tongs 
 A pair of escalop shells and 3 decanter labels 
 
 A capital large wainscot iron-bound plate chest, with trays and divisions, 
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 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
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 An Oriental cracklin China tea pot, and a small red ditto 
 
 A cup, cover and stand, of old Worcester China, blue and gold, painted 
 with flowers 
 
 A white Oriental China jug, embossed, 1 ditto with cover, and 2 cups and 
 saucers 
 
 A pair of white embossed Oriental China baskets, 1 with richly chased 
 silver gilt handle 
 
 Four Oriental China dishes, richly enamelled, and 4 smaller ditto, painted 
 with Chinese ladies, &c. 
 
 A richly enamelled Oriental China cup, and 5 ditto dishes, 1 faulty 
 
 Seven beautifully enamelled Oriental China dishes, of various shapes 
 
 Ten white Oriental China cups, embossed 
 
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 A pair of white Oriental China embossed cups and stands, and a large 
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 Eight small deep Oriental China dishes, enamelled and gilt 
 
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 A large white glass beaker, and a curious drinking glass, ornamented with 
 the arms of the Prince of Orange, and mounted with silver, gilt 
 1 ive rich Oriental fluted shaped dishes, richly enamelled 
 Four richly enamelled plates, and 2 basins \ 
 
 A pair of black porcelaine vases, with handles, and a Derbyshire spa vase * 
 
 Two very curious dishes, variegated colours, one with pierced border 
 A curious brown tea pot and cover, ornamented with festoons and masks 
 A large brown Turkish jar and cover, ornamented with leaves, in high 
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 A curious black vase with handles, and a blue and white beaker 
 A singular basin and dish, of the rare old Peruvian ware 
 A large sea-green Oriental China basin, embossed with flowers, and a pur¬ 
 ple and white ditto, smaller, very rare 
 A curious Oriental tea kettle, with brown flowers and a wicker handle, and 
 a large blue and white tea pot and cover 
 A very curious Neapolitan ewer and dish, with designs from Etruscan vases 
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 Four dishes in the shape of leaves, of the old Bow porcelaine 
 A Neapolitan ewer with paintings, Hunting Subjects,and a white Oriental 
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 A pair of extremely large Oriental China beakers, richly enamelled, blue 
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 A very curious OLD English Disn, ivith Portraits of King Charles 
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 A very beautiful blue and gold old Chelsea China basin and cover, finely 
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 A pair of small green and gold Venetian glass tumblers with gold edges 
 A pair of round salt cellars of the rare old blue and gold Venetian glass, 
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 and spirited style, white ground, gold edges. A present to Lady Catherine 
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 edges, rare specimens of the fine old Limoges enamel, on 
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 Figures representing an Historical Subject, rich gold arabesque border 
 An elegant EWER OF FINE TASTE, exquisitely enamelled with group of 
 naked Figures on Horseback Fighting, and medallion in the centre 
 A curious octagon shaped salt cellar, enamelled with grotesque Figures, 
 Portraits of Paris and Helen, and French verses, very curious 
 A small escalop-shaped dish, enamelled with St. John and the Lamb in 
 centre, the border enamelled with Birds and Flowers. A present from 
 Mr. G. Montague to Horace Walpole 
 A MAGNIFICENT TAZZA and COVEK, enamelled in the most 
 exquisite style, both inside and out, with subjects pourtraying the 
 History of Sampson, from the designs of Parmigiano, by Johanus 
 Penicaudi, Junior, 1539 
 
 A fine old candlestick, with beautiful medallions representing the 
 Labour of Hercules and groups of Bacchanalians, in the finest taste 
 A pair of very rare plates, on one is represented the Building of 
 Babel, with many Figures, on the other the Death of Abel 
 A pair of ditto, on one is the story of Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife, and 
 on the other a group of Figures regaling 
 A pair OF ditto, representing the occupations of the months of February 
 and November 
 
 A pair of ditto, July and December 
 A pair of ditto, April and May 
 
 A pair of ditto, Adam and Eve and the sacrifice of Isaac 
 A pair of ditto, Noah and his Family going into the Ark and the occupa¬ 
 tion of the month of June. A present from Lady Aylesbury to Mr. Walpole 
 A pair of small basins, beautifully enamelled on copper, ornamented 
 with flowers, &c. 
 
 A Magnificent specimen-of the rare old Faenza or Raphael's 
 ware, the design most masterly 
 
 Faenza, a small town of the Roman State, possessed in the 15th century a manu¬ 
 factory of the ware known as Faenza, Faience, Majolica and Fynlina, at which, 
 according to Lamartiniere, Raphael, Giulio Romano, and the Caracci employed 
 their pencils. Of this incomparable ware, Strawberry Hill is rich in specimens 
 that are quite unique, and which, from their extreme rarity, will doubtless secure 
 the attention of the Virtuoso, as opportunities to possess this splendid ware 
 but seldom occur. 
 
 A very large deep dish, finely enamelled, the story from Ovid’s 
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 A pilgrim’s bottle, of unique design, with Dragon handles, the 
 subjects represent Diana Hunting and the Death of Adonis, finely 
 coloured 
 
 A pair of small dishes, with rich arabesque border, and the arms of Car¬ 
 dinal Conterini in the centre 
 
 Four dessert plates, with a border of Boys from the designs of Pietro 
 da Cartona, and one ditto with Goats. Presented by Lady Diana Beauclerc 
 to Horace Walpole 
 
 A large and very fine dish, enclosed in a frame, exquisitely enamelled, 
 representing the Story of St. Jerome in the Desert 
 
 A BASIN AND EWER, beautifully enamelled , with Landscapes and Figures. A 
 present from the Earl of Exeter 
 
 A splendid pair of dishes, of the old arabesque style, from the designs of 
 .Raphael, with Cupids in the centre 
 
 Three small dishes, with Landscapes and Figures 
 
 A beautiful deep dish, with the arms of France in the centre, mask 
 and medallion border, by Bernard Palizzi 
 
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 incarcerated for his attachment to the reformed faith. 
 
 A very rare and curious triangular shaped salt cellar , supported by female 
 Figures, scroll ornaments and feet, by Bernard Palizzi 
 A pair of large beaker-shaped vases, beautifully painted with Cupids, Sea¬ 
 horses, &c., from designs by Raphael, one faulty 
 A small and elegant ewer, turquoise blue, twisted handle 
 
 
 Beautiful specimens of the old Sevres Porcelaine. 
 
 A small tea canister, royal dark blue, richly gilt and ornamented, the ( ^ 
 finest paintings from the subjects of Teniers 
 A pair of beautiful cabinet cups and saucers, white ground, exquisitely 
 painted with bouquets of flowers, and in the finest taste 
 A taper candlestick of beautiful form, finely painted with shells and flowers, 
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 A pair of cabinet cups and saucers, white ground, with paintings in red, of 
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 A pair of small egg cups, royal dark blue ground, painted with flowers, 
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 A pair of cabinet cups and saucers, white ground, blue stripe, and bouquets 
 of flowers, richly gilt 
 
 A vase of elegant form, representing a basket for flowers, blue and white 
 and finely gilt 
 
 Two cabinet cups and saucers, white ground and wreaths of flowers in blue 
 and gold borders 
 
 A pair of cups, gold ground, the compartments painted with flowers, in the 
 finest taste 
 
 A dark green and gold cabinet cup and saucer, richly gilt, and 
 finely painted with birds 
 
 A basin and saucepan, white, with gold borders 
 
 A chocolate cup and stand, painted and gilt, and a small turquoise cup 
 and saucer, painted with flowers and gilt (handle faulty) 
 
 An ewer and basin, white ground, with Landscapes and Birds, in blue, silver 
 gilt mountings and gold border, a very fine specimen 
 
 A cabinet cup and saucer, embellished with Strawberries, a present from 
 Madame du Deffand , and a ditto, with wreath of flowers and gold 
 borders 
 
 A very beautiful ecuelle, cover and stand, with rich wreaths of flowers in 
 gold 
 
 A most elegant Monteith, white ground, painted blue trellis work, 
 wreaths of flowers, blue and gold borders 
 
 A noble large ICE pail, white ground, beautifully painted with roses, 
 wreaths of flowers, &c., in brilliant colours, blue and gold border 
 A cabinet cup and saucer, white ground, flowers painted in red and gold 
 borders, and 2 large saucers painted and gilt 
 An elegant essence vase with pierced cover, white ground, festoons of 
 flowers and birds, painted blue and gold borders 
 A dark blue and gold plateau, beautifully painted with wreaths of 
 flowers 
 
 A plateau, white and gold tea pot and cover, milk jug and cover, silver 
 mounted, 2 cups and saucers, and sugar basin, cover and stand 
 A small basket, with pierced border, green and gold, very beautiful 
 A small ice pail with Landscapes in red, &c., and a small basin and cover, 
 with wreaths of flowers in red and gilt borders 
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 Two Angouleme China cabinet cups and saucers, finely painted and gilt. 
 A present from Lord Mount Edgecomb 
 A beautiful bust of Voltaire, in Biscuit de Nancy 
 A pair of exquisitely modelled figures in Biscuit, two Girls Dancing 
 A fine group in Biscuit, the Three Graces supporting a basket, a small 
 figure of Mercury and a ditto Antinous 
 A finely modelled figure, Venus coming from the bath, Girl with flowers in 
 a basket and Flora 
 
 A group of flowers, framed and glazed, of Bristol porcelaine, and a medallion 
 in Wedge wood. Presented by Lady Diana Beauclerc 
 Five small figures of Boys, representing the Sciences, in Brunswick 
 porcelaine. Presented by Lord Beauchamp 
 A group of figures in Saxon China 
 
 A pair of salt cellars in the form of shells, supported by fish 
 Three rocky Landscapes in soap-stone 
 
 A Boy supporting a shell in red earth, finely modelled; this is one of 
 the first specimens of Saxon China, before it was glazed or painted, they 
 were only given as presents by the Elector, and are extremely rare 
 A pair of very curious Oriental white porcelaine candlesticks, mounted 
 with silver, beautifully chased 
 
 An oval glass jug and cover, most beautifully painted in India ink, with a 
 battle between the Turks and Austrians, and very finely drawn 
 A curious old Venetian glass jug, white striped, richly mounted with 
 silver gilt, the arms of Parr enamelled on the cover 
 A fine specimen of old Venetian glass, a blue and gold sugar dish, cover 
 and stand, and silver gilt pierced ladle 
 A Saxon China jug and cover mounted with silver, and beautifully painted 
 with Dragons, Birds, &c. 
 
 A curious old Venetian drinking glass of the first manufacture, ornamented 
 with engraved cypher of an English lady and date 1580. A present from 
 Lady Georgiana Smythe 
 
 A very tall ancient drinking glass, with arms and devices in gold. A 
 present from Sir John Hawkins 
 
 A Saxon China inkstand and cover, very beautifully painted with 
 Chinese figures and flowers, and richly gilt. A present from, the Duchess 
 of Kendal to Sir Robert Walpole 
 
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 A Saxon China inkstand and cover, same size and form, the subject a Sea 
 Port in the Levant, after 'Wyck, mounted with silver gilt. A 'present 
 from the Countess of Yarmouth to Sir Robert Walpole 
 A pair of white and gold Bohemian glass cups and saucers, richly gilt, 
 and a Venetian glass cup and saucer 
 
 A very curious ancient ivory drinking horn, carved with the arms of the 
 Earl of Exeter 
 
 A pair of white glass cups, richly gilt, of English manufacture, very 
 curious, a small Venetian clouded glass bottle, and a ditto cup 
 A pair of curious German earthenware drinking jugs, finely embossed, 
 with figures and coats of arms, date 1591 
 A pair of fine sea green Oriental China vases, with flowers, in high relief 
 A curious old German blue and white jug, a smaller ditto, and 2 old 
 English bottles, one lettered Sack, the other Claret, dated 1646 
 A very rare and curious vase, of Oriental porcelaine, japanned black 
 ground, on which is represented in mother-o’-pearl, Figures and Land- 
 scapes. A present from Mr. Barrett , of Lee 
 An uncommonly fine square shaped Chelsea China vase and cover, dark 
 blue and gold, enriched with Landscapes and Figures in red, painted most 
 exquisitely 
 
 Two vases of white porcelaine, striped with blue and gold, and ornamented 
 with red festoons, from the manufacture of the Marquis Guiori, at Flo¬ 
 rence. A present from Sir Horace Mann 
 A curious old white Oriental China tea pot, formerly the Duke of Mon¬ 
 mouth’s. A present from Simon , second Earl of Harcourt 
 Twelve plates of Wedgewood’s ware, with cameos of brown arid white, 
 and blue festoons, from the designs of Lady Diana Beauclerc 
 A curious flat shaped brown tea pot, and a set of 3 cups, for eggs, in em¬ 
 bossed white Oriental China 
 
 A pair of curious vases, with handles of red Portuguese earth 
 A pair of square shaped Wedgewood flower vases, with cameos in brown 
 and white, and blue festoons, by Lady Diana Beauclerc, 1777 
 
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 A Portrait of Lady Brown, in crayons, by 
 A ditto of Madame de la Fayette, on copper, by 
 A Landscape, by 
 Hermits, a pair, after 
 A pair of Flower Pieces, by 
 
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 Young Baptiste 
 
 A Dutch Surgeon dressing a Boor’s leg, from Sir Robert Walpole's 
 
 collection , very clever, by Brawer 
 
 A Dog Drinking, equally clever, by Castiglione 
 
 A pair of small Flower Pieces, by Baptiste Monoyer 
 
 A pair of larger ditto, by Young Baptiste 
 
 A small Portrait of Thompson, the print seller, by Riley 
 
 An aval shaped Hunting Piece , very spirited in effect, and richly co¬ 
 loured, from Sir Robert Walpole’s collection , by Wyck 
 
 A miniature Portrait of Mary Queen of Scots , at full length, an ex¬ 
 ceedingly clever drawing, from the celebrated original picture at 
 
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 A pair of beautiful drawings, very petit, of a Rural Ball and 
 
 Merrymaking, by A Swiss Lady 
 
 St. Sebastian, finely drawn, and beautifully coloured, by Goltzius 
 Little Children presented to our Saviour , a small cabinet picture, on 
 
 copper, highly finished, by Sebastian Bourdon 
 
 The Virgin and Child and St. John, an interesting and pleasing 
 
 cabinet gem, from Correggio’s picture, by Barracio 
 
 The Virgin and Child, the companion picture, from Lord Chol- 
 
 mondeley's collection , by Carlo Cigniani 
 
 Boys with Wreaths of Vines on a Pediment, the Figures finely drawn 
 and very spirited in effect, from Sir Robert Walpole's collection 
 
 Piiilippo Laura 
 
 St. James and St. Catherine as Pilgrims , crowned by an Angel , 
 
 very highly finished, rich in colour and perfect in effect, by Zucchero 
 A pair of miniature paintings in oil, Sea Pieces, a Battle and a 
 Calm , both pictures are remarkable for their extraordinary power 
 and are replete with interest, fine specimens, by S. Scott 
 
 A Portrait of Madame Suarez , a Florentine beauty, exquisitely drawn 
 
 and finished, by Rosalba 
 
 A pair of small oval miniatures of Madame de Sevigne and Madame 
 
 de Grignon, in oil, on copper, by Muntz 
 
 A sketch of the Head of Roger Palmer , Earl of Castlemaine , husband 
 
 of the Duchess of Cleveland , by Sir Godfrey Kneller 
 
 Christ deposited in the Sepulchre , from the celebrated picture of 
 Raphael, by Mola 
 
 Christ Praying in the Garden , very powerful in effect, the drawing 
 and colouring of this picture are most naturally depicted, from the 
 collection of Monsieur Julienne at Paris , by Philippo Laura 
 
 The Circumcision , a design, on copper, for an altar-piece, which was 
 executed by this great master at Bologna Ludovico Caracci 
 
 The four following are from Sir Robert Walpole's collection. 
 
 A Dutch Farm Yard, most natural in effect, a clever composition in 
 
 the style of Van Goyen 
 
 Young Hercules with the Serpents, a truly beautiful cabinet gem , 
 possessing all the truth to nature so remarkable in this highly esteemed 
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 St. George, on lapis lazuli, painted with vast spirit and extra- ^ * 
 
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 A Portrait of Sir Godfrey Kneller, when young, by himself 
 
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 Earl of Derby, who was beheaded by Cromwell, during the civil 
 wars. She defended Latham House for several weeks against the 
 Republicans 
 
 A very fine original drawing of a Virgin and Child , with Saints 
 attending , a beautiful and undoubted specimen of this very rare 
 
 and highly prized artist Parmigiano <7 <f7 v £< CCo 
 
 A charming water colour drawing— Ulysses discovering Achilles among 
 the daughters of Lycomedes , copied from the renowned picture by 
 Nicolo Poussin. The architecture is most beautiful, and in the 
 roof Poussin has judiciously introduced an ancient bas relief, 
 with the Judgment of Paris, as connected with the story of 
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 An extremely beautiful coloured drawing, the Story of Celadon and 
 Astrea , a highly finished and exquisite little gem for the cabinet, of 
 this rare and much esteemed master, in an ebony frame, by Wm. Baur 
 The Head of an Old Woman , an exquisitely finished and very beauti¬ 
 ful cabinet gem. A rare specimen of this highly prized master, full 
 of character Gerhard Douw 
 
 A Man and Woman seated in a Garden , a charming specimen, replete 
 
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 From Sir Robert Walpole’s collection. 
 
 A beautiful drawing, Two Lovers in a Church, contemplating the 
 
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 Corregio’s Magdalen, a beautiful drawing in crayons, from this 
 
 extraordinary picture, by Rosalba 
 
 The Temptation of St. Anthony, an exquisite little cabinet gem , 
 sparkling in effect , replete icith the extraordinary power , humour , 
 and character of this renowned master , and in his happiest style. 
 
 It is in a carved emblematical frame , equally fine, and in accord¬ 
 ance with the picture , by David Teniers 
 
 A miniature Portrait, in wax, of Lady Mary Coke, beautifully modelled, 
 in an elegant carved frame. She was the fourth daughter of John 
 Campbell, Duke of Argyle, and widow of Edward Lord Coke, 
 and the Lady to whom Mr. Walpole dedicated the Castle of Otranto , 
 by Gosset 
 
 A Portrait of Sir Peter Lely, in crayons, by himself Sir Peter Lely 
 A beautiful water color drawing of Rubens , his Wife and Child , from 
 the original picture at Blenheim, a very charming copy of this 
 remarkable picture B. Lens 
 
 A Battle Piece, in black and gold, exquisitely touched and very 
 minute, a most extraordinary instance of the power and effect pro ¬ 
 duced by this talented artist simply by one colour, purchased at 
 Mrs. Stanley's sale Cal lot 
 
 The Virgin and Child in the Clouds , the City of Bologna beneath, from 
 the renowned picture of Annibale Caracci, a most clever work Goupy 
 The Head of an Abbe , a splendid specimen of this versatile artist, from 
 the collection of Monsieur Hareng Teniers 
 
 A beautiful water colour drawing, the education of Cyrus, from the 
 picture by Castiglione at Houghton, by Judith Boissiere 
 
 A very fine miniature Portrait of Frances Howard, the famous 
 Countess of Essex and Somerset, from Mr. West's collection, 
 by Isaac Oliver 
 
 A Portrait of Yandyck, a sketch by himself for the celebrated 
 
 picture in the Duke of Grafton’s collection Yandyck 
 
 Soldiers at Cards, an extraordinary and very fine picture, being 
 painted by Yandyck in the style of Teniers, which is accomplished 
 with the happiest effect, from Lord Oxford's collection Yandyck 
 
 A Drunken Boor, a spirited and clever composition, by Brawer 
 
 A charming and very effective small painting of a Wreath of Flowers 
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 A fine old bronze statue of the Venus de Medicis , 20 inches high, on a j ^ s <yz.S<. 
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 design 
 
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 molu, enriched by 5 splendid tablets of Florentine mosaic, in pietra dura, 
 representing bouquets of flowers, at the corners are suspending drops of 
 rare stones, arranged in fine taste, and forming an ornament perfectly / 
 
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 A curious silver dish of basket work, richly chased, a fine specimen of old 
 
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 A beautiful old bronze vase, taken from the antique, by Fiamingo.. who has 
 added fine bas reliefs of Boys, from the Harleian collection 
 A small bronze of a young Gladiator , very fine ■ , 
 
 A ditto of a young Hercules , with a lion’s skin on his arms, equally fine 
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 A very rare figure of Diana of Ephesus , in curious serpentine stone, and an 
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 A pair of small circular medallions of the rare old Raphael or Faenza 
 
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 enamel , with the history of Moses, most elaborately displayed, and fine 
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 An equally splendid circular dish, of the Raphael or Faenza ware , 
 representing Venus and Cupid, with rich arabesque border, forming 
 the companion lot 
 
 The head of Jupiter Serapis, in basaltes. The divine majesty and 
 beauty of this precious fragment prove the vast ideas and consummate 
 taste of the ancient sculptors. This bust teas purchased with the celebrated 
 vase from the Barberini collection at Rome , by Sir William Hamilton , and 
 was sold with the vase , to the Duchess of Portland , and on her Grace s 
 death was bought by Horace Walpole 
 
 A model of the shrine of Thomas a Becket, a very singular specimen of 
 the old English enamel, which is now exceedingly rare 
 
 A curious old amber jewel casket 
 
 A finely carved whole length figure in ivory , from Raphaels Jonas, a spi¬ 
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 A very fine antique bronze lamp, in the shape of a foot, Cupid represented 
 asleep, over the flame, the sandal is of silver. It was found in the Temple 
 of Cupid , is published by Montfaucon , and was purchased at the sale of the 
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 A very fine Italian bronze of The Florentine Boar, a splendid copy of 
 that extraordinary bronze in the Grand Duke’s gallery 
 A small bronze vase, with the sacrifice to Friacus , finely raised in relief, and a 
 ditto, somewhat larger and equally fine, both from Dr. Mead’s collection 
 A small bronze of a Bull, and a ditto of a Harpy, from the collection of 
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 An Egyptian bronze of a Hieroglyphic hand, very rare and curious 
 A Roman Emperor, a small whole length figure in bronze as an idol with 
 thunderbolt and Caducous, from the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton 
 Two curious Roman lamps of bronze, one Christian of the latter empire 
 A fine bust of an Emperor, small size, in black marble, and a ditto of a 
 Sacrificing Priest 
 
 Two fine little antique bronzes, a Pollux and a small Terminus 
 A small bronze figure of a Woman, of a cornucopia and a rudder, and a 
 model of the Great Duke’s diamond, all from the collection of Dr. Conyers 
 Middleton 
 
 An old bronze of a Woman carrying a Pig to be sacrificed and a clever 
 bronze of a Bagpiper, from the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton 
 A curious lamp in bronze with a Satyr’s head and a ditto copied from the 
 antique 
 
 An antique lamp of bronze with a face and a ditto with a cross 
 A silver Turkish ornament, taken by a Russian officer , brought to this 
 country by Charles Lord Cathcart, and presented by him to Margaret Lady 
 Brown , and by her to Horace Walpole 
 
 A circular shaped snuff BOX, of fine old enamels, with the stories of Joseph 
 and Potiphar’s Wife, Susannah and the Elders, Lot and his Daughters, 
 and a Landscape on the reverse, it is gold mounted, and is an exceedingly 
 fine specimen of enamel painting at an early period 
 
 A fine gold escalop shaped snuff box, richly enamelled with flowers? 
 on the top is a very fine miniature of James I., by Hilliard, and within 
 a portrait of Queen Elizabeth, also by Hilliard, both in the finest style of 
 this much admired artist, the onyx at the bottom of the box is considered 
 perfectly unique 
 
 A curious shaped snuff box, set in chased gold, with a fragment of a fine 
 antique cameo on sardonyx, from the Arundelian collection 
 
 A needle case, in fine old Japan with Monkeys and 2 small boxes in 
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 Two small ewers in bronze, from the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton , and 
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 An oval red Japan snuff box, mounted and lined with fine gold; on the 
 top a splendid enamel representing the rape of Europa and on the reverse 
 one of flowers in a vase, it was presented to Horace Walpole , by Francis 
 Earl of Hertford 
 
 A square shaped snuff box of lapis lazuli, mounted in gold, a very fine 
 specimen 
 
 An oval shaped snuff box of lapis lazuli, mounted in gold, in compartments 
 and enamelled 
 
 A small bust of the Emperor Vespasian in cornelian, and an agate cup and 
 saucer 
 
 Two exceedingly curious antique Roman ear-rings , one with a pearl and the 
 other of gold, and a small cornelian saucer, from the collection of Dr. 
 Conyers Middleton 
 
 A small nest of boxes in 3 divisions of the old India Japan and another in 
 5 compartments 
 
 An antique bronze Head of Flora, an arm and 4 other pieces of antique 
 bronze 
 
 A pair of very minute gold medallions, Portraits of William and Mary, and 
 a pendant ornament of gold and pearls 
 A cornelian spoon, which belonged to Cossirn Alycaun, an amber toothpick 
 case and a tortoiseshell snuff box, given to Horace Walpole by Lady Mary 
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 A round shaped snuffbox, an egg shaped ditto, and a carved ditto 
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 1 Two sets of popish beads, with crucifixes and medals, a needle case of Japan, 
 
 and 2 old Japan boxes 
 
 2 A carved ivory mermaid, for a stick head, mounted in gold 
 
 3 A curious old sun dial and compass, in silver, with written inscription 
 
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 Anthony , of Padua , and a small wooden cross, curiously carved 
 A set of Turkish beads, enamelled with blue and gold, purchased at the sale 
 of M. Julienne , at Paris 
 
 Two Cornish diamonds, one enclosing green, and the other yellow moss, 
 and a large and fine goa stone 
 
 A bronze altar vase, and a small tripod, from the collection of Dr. Conyers 
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 b 9 A miniature Portrait of Lady Heydon , by Cooper, and in his best style 
 
 A ditto of Robert Carr , Earl of Somerset , in his latter time, the favourite of 
 King James I., in water colours, by Hoskins, and highly finished 
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 A ditto of John Chute, Esq., of the Vine , in Hampshire , finely painted in 
 water colours, by Pompeio Battoni, at Rome 
 An exquisite miniature in water colours, by Isaac Oliver, of Sir Anthony 
 Shirley , ambassador from the Sophy of Persia to King James /., the dress 
 is half English and half Persian, richly and beautifully painted 
 A miniature Portrait of Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia, by Isaac Oliver, 
 purchased from the collection of Lady Isaballa Scott, daughter of the Duchess 
 of Monmouth 
 
 A very fine miniature in water colours, by Hoskins, of the celebrated _ 
 
 Sergeant Maynard , given to Sir Robert Walpole by Sir Everard Faulkner ft- 36 ^1| 
 
 A ditto of Sir Kenelm Digby, by Peter Oliver, most exquisitely painted 
 in water colours, the dress and collar are beautiful specimens of this 
 master’s great art, in a fine gold case 
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 A curious miniature Portrait of King George II, by Deacon, 1749 
 An exquisite miniature painting of the Virgin and Child , by Old Lens, 
 from the original of Annibale Caracci, at Kensington 
 The Head of our Saviour , a truly splendid specimen , by Carlo Dolce, in 
 a frame of silver gilt, enriched with chased silver Cherubims and Sera¬ 
 phims, inscribed “ Non mea voluntis sed tua fiat ” 
 
 A beautiful enamel by Boit, of Venus , Cupid and other Figures , from the 
 original picture, by Luca Giordano, at Devonshire House, in a richly 
 chased gilt frame 
 
 A splendid enamel by Zincke, after Vanloo, of Ethelreda Harrison , the 
 wife of Charles Viscount Townsend , in a curious frame of enamel, richly 
 painted with Flowers in relief, on the back are her arms supported by 
 Cupids, enamelled by Groth, a truly beautiful specimen of the art of 
 enamel painting. It may be pronounced matchless, and is quite perfect 
 A fine old watch CASE, splendidly enamelled upon gold, from the most 
 renowned pictures of Raphael and Dominichino , a gem of the highest order 
 An exquisite miniature Portrait of the Emperor Joseph I., painted on 
 gold and in a richly chased frame 
 
 A ditto of Colonel Horatio Walpole , the uncle of Sir Robert Walpole , in a 
 similar frame 
 
 Two extremely beautiful miniature Portraits of the Duchesses of Cleveland 
 and Portsmouth , exquisitely finished and very petite 
 A splendid enamel miniature Portrait, by Zincke, of Sir Edward Walpole , 
 father of Maria Duchess of Gloucester , in a fine gold case 
 A miniature in water colours of Galfridus Walpole , youngest brother of Sir 
 Robert Walpole , in a fine gold case 
 
 A miniature Portrait of Constant Hayes , icife of Galfridus Walpole , and 
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 a faithful likeness of that great Statesman ; it is in a fine gold frame, enriched 
 with enamel oak leaves, in excellent taste. 
 
 An equally beautiful enamel miniature , by ZlNCKE, 1735, of CATHERINE 
 Shorter, first wife of Sir Robert Walpole, from the Portrait by Sir 
 Godfrey Kneller , in a fine gold frame, set with enamel flowers to match 
 the preceding lot 
 
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 mondeley , a fine enamel by Groth, in a richly chased frame, from an 
 original picture by Jervis 
 
 An equally beautiful enamel miniature Portrait, by Zincke, of the Z«r/?y 
 Maria Walpole, only daughter of Sir Robert Walpole by his second wife, 
 
 Maria Skerret. This Lady teas married to Charles Churchill, Esq. 
 
 A ditto of Horace Walpole, by Zincke, youngest son of Sir Robert 
 Walpole and Catherine Shorter, afterwards Earl of Orford, 
 the enlightened connoisseur to whom Straicberry Hill is indebted for its / , , 
 
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 A ditto, enamelled by Groth, after Vanloo, of Horatio Walpole , Lord 
 Walpole , brother of Sir Robert, in a richly chased frame 
 A beautiful miniature Portrait of King James I., by Isaac Oliver, in 
 water colours, exquisitely painted and most elaborately finished 
 A splendid enamel Portrait of King Charles I., by Petitot, a rare 
 and beautiful specimen of this unrivalled artist, in a richly chased frame. 
 
 A present from T. Walker , Esq. to Lady Maria Walpole 
 A beautiful enamel Portrait of King Charles II., by Petitot, in a case 
 as a locket, enamelled blue, a very fine specimen of art 
 
 The locket is enamelled upon gold, and by a foreign artist, it was purchased by 
 Horace Walpole of an old gentlewoman to whom the King presented it when 
 he stood godfather to her in Holland. 
 
 A very rare and beautiful enamel miniature of King James II., when Duke 
 of York, by Petitot, an equally fine specimen of this artist, in a 
 richly chased frame. It was presented by the Duke to his mistress, Mrs. 
 
 Godfrey , and purchased at the sale of the property of Mrs. Dunch , her 
 daughter 
 
 A miniature of Robert Cecil, Earl of Salisbury, the Lord Treasurer 
 to King James L, by Isaac Oliver, in water colours 
 A beautiful miniature Portrait of Nicholas Burwell, brother of Sir 
 Jeffery Burwell, grandfather of Sir Robert Walpole, by Hoskins, in 
 water colours, set in a curiously enamelled case, in fine gold, represent¬ 
 ing the Judgment of Paris in relief and enriched with diamonds, the back 
 pleasingly painted with flowers, it is a gem and perfectly unique * ~ 
 
 A beautiful enamel miniature , by Petitot, of Mrs. Godfrey, the mistress 
 
 of King James II., in a richly chased frame, purchased at the sale of the / 
 
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 Essex, in water colours, by Isaac Oliver, it belonged to Frances Lady 
 Worseley, who was descended from this unfortunate nobleman, and has been 
 engraved for the illustrious heads 
 
 A most beautiful miniature of Frances, his wife, the only child of Sir 
 Francis Walsingham, the widow of Sir Philip Sidney, married to Robert 
 Devereux , Earl of Essex, and afterwards to the Earl of Clanricarde and St. 
 Albans 
 
 A miniature Portrait of Robert Walpole , son of Sir Robert and afterwards 
 second Earl of Orford, painted in water colours by Rosalba with the 
 expression and force of oil 
 
 A ditto of George Walpole, third Earl of Orford, by Liotard, 1751 
 
 A very fine enamel miniature Portrait of Admiral Churchill , the brother 
 of John Duke of Marlborough, by BoiT 
 
 It belonged to his neice, Mrs. Dunch, and was purchased at the sale of that lady’s 
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 has a Bulla suspended from his neck, a singular specimen of an early pe¬ 
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 From the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
 6 E ' 6 • £51 A matchless enamel miniature of Cowley , the Poet , by Zincke, from 
 
 Sir Peter Leifs celebrated portrait 
 
 In the words of Horace Walpole, this specimen may he pronounced Zincke’s master¬ 
 piece ; it is certainly a most beautiful piece of enamel painting. The miniature has 
 been engraved for Mr. Hurd’s edition of Cowley’s works. It is thus spoken of in 
 Pilkington’s Dictionary of Painters, “ There is ahead of Cowley, by Zincke, after 
 Sir Peter Lely, in the possession of the Hon. Mr. Horace Walpole, which is allowed 
 to excel any single work of that charming enameller. The impassioned glow 
 of sentiment, the eyes swimming with youth and tenderness, and the natural fall 
 of the long ringlets that flow around the unbuttoned collar, are rendered with the 
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 Orleans, in a fine gold frame, with a looking glass at its back 
 
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 given of her in Pussy’s Histoire Amoureuse des Gaules. It is set in a 
 beautiful frame, encircled by flowers, enamelled in relief by Giles Legare 
 de Chaumont en Passigni, who was famous from his works of exquisite 
 beauty and rarity 
 
 From the celebrated collection of Monsieur Mariette. 
 
 A magnificent enamel miniature , very petite , of Louis XIV., a matchless 
 specimen of the singular power and effect produced by this unrivalled 
 artist, in fine gold, Petitot 
 
 An equally beautiful miniature of Anne of Austria, Queen of Louis 
 XII L, in fine gold, also by Petitot 
 
 Another equally fine miniature of Mary of Austria, Queen of Louis 
 XIV., in fine gold, also by Petitot 
 
 A similar miniature , equally fine , of Madame de Montespan , mistress of Lours 
 XIV., also by Petitot 
 
 A Portrait in miniature of Madame la Duchess de la Valiere , mistress of 
 Louis XIV., chased frame, a fine enamel, by Petitot 
 
 An equally beautiful miniature of Philippe Due D' Orleans, by Petitot 
 
 Another fine miniature, by Petitot 
 
 A splendid enamel miniature of Mrs. Middleton, a celebrated beauty in the 
 reign of King Charles //., set in fine gold, by Petitot 
 
 A very fine miniature in water colours, of the Duchess of Mazarin 
 
 A very curious enamel on fine gold, with a miniature Portrait of Car¬ 
 dinal Pichlieu, and another Portrait on the reverse 
 
 A miniature in oil of Pianca Capella, Grand Duchess of Tuscany, by 
 Pronzino, it is beautifully painted, and has all the force and power of 
 a large picture. The history of this celebrated beauty is given on the frame 
 of the large Portrait in the great North Bed-chamber: vide the description of 
 that lot 
 
 A splendid original miniature Portrait of Catherine of Are agon, Queen 
 of Henry VIII., by Holbein, and a very fine specimen of this master 
 From the collection of the Lady Isabella Scott, daughter of the Duchess of Monmouth. 
 
 A beautif ul miniature of Anne Poleyn, by Wale , from a Portrait by Hoskins , 
 which the latter copied from an ancient picture for King Charles I., 
 it is mentioned in his Catalogue of Pictures, with other royal miniatures in 
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 <5 71 A very fine miniature of Oliver Cromwell, enamelled by Boit, after Cooper, 
 and a beautiful specimen of the art. Given to Mr. W%lpole by Ins brother , 
 
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 ( 72 A miniature of John Dodd , Esq ., of Smallovfeld , in Buckinghamshiie, by 
 
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 o 7 3 A very fine enamel miniature, by Zinche, a Portrait of Catherine Clopton , 
 
 wife of Henry Talbot and cousin of Catherine Lady Walpole , in a richly ^ 
 
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 f 74 A profile in black lead of Peter Oliver, the artist , by himself, and on / / 
 
 the reverse a Portrait of his Wife, on a leaf from his own pocket book v f 
 
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 formerly in the possession of Yertue, the engraver. 
 
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 a very fine specimen, in a gold frame 
 From the collection of Dr. Mead. 
 
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 C ' 77 A miniature of a Young Man, in a black dress, by Lady Bingham, after¬ 
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 A very fine miniature Portrait of Thomas Howard , Duke of Norfolk, by Sir 
 Antonio More , the unfortunate Nobleman who was beheaded in the time 
 of Elizabeth, for favouring the cause of Mary Queen of Scots 
 
 This beautiful miniature is from the Arundel collection, it afterwards belonged to 
 Richardson, the painter, and is engraved by Houbraken, among the Heads of 
 Illustrious Men. 
 
 A very fine miniature Portrait of Lord Loudon , Chancellor of Scotland , by 
 Cooper 
 
 A beautiful specimen of the Limoges enamel, a Portrait of Henry D’Albret, 
 King of Navarre , grandfather of Henry the IV. of France 
 
 A pleasing miniature, by Cooper, of Lucy Barlow, alias Mrs. Waters, 
 the mistress of Charles II. and mother of the unfortunate Duke of 
 Monmouth 
 
 Purchased at the Sale of Lady Isabella Scott. 
 
 A small Head in miniature, of a foreign General in buff, with a black sash, 
 painted with all the force of oil and in the finest style 
 From the collection of the Duchess of Portland. 
 
 A truly beautiful original miniature Portrait of Isaac Oliver, the celebrated 
 artist, painted by himself, it is the chef d’ceuvre of this incomparable 
 miniature painter 
 
 From the collection of Mr. Barrett, of Lees, in Kent. 
 
 An equally fine original miniature of Waller, the poet, by Cooper 
 From the same collection. 
 
 A very fine miniature Portrait of Lord Digby, also by Cooper 
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 Presented to Mr. Walpole by his sister Lady Alary Churchill 
 A splendid original miniature, by Clinksted, representing the story of 
 Salmacius and Hermaphroditus 
 
 This beautiful miniature is set in a gold frame, enamelled blue, it was presented to 
 Mr. Walpole by Mr. Chute of the Vine 
 
 A very fine enamel miniature , a whole length figure of Venus , copied by Zincke, 
 from the celebrated picture at Houghton, by Annibale Caracci, it is 
 in a, gold frame, enamelled blue , to correspond with the preceding lot 
 
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 A lovely miniature, a full length of the Lady Mary Wortley Montagu , in 
 the character of a Shepherdess, after Jarvis, by Old Lens / 
 
 Two exquisitely painted miniatures , in one frame , by Isaac Oliver, one is a 
 Portrait of Anne of Denmark , Queen of James /., and the other of a 
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 Two other valuable miniatures , in one frame , by Holbein, and remarkably 
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 A miniature of the Lady Anne Clifford , daughter and heiress to George 
 Earl of Cumberland, first married to Richard Earl of Dorset, and after¬ 
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 to King Charles the First’s children, and wrote the memoirs of her own 4 
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 Presented to Horace Walpole by Isabella de Ionghe, Countess of Denbigh. 
 
 A small head of the celebrated artist , Liotard, without his beard, by 
 himself. A legacy from Mrs. Delany 
 
 A remarkably fine miniature Portrait of George Moncke , Duke of Albemarle , 
 by Samuel Cooper 
 
 An equally fine Portrait of Thomas Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton, the 
 Lord Treasurer, by Samuel Cooper 
 
 5 /5 . f 100 A beautiful miniature of Prince Charles Edward, by Bartoni , in a 
 
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 ‘ 101 A miniature in oil, of Gunter, the artist, with enamelled back 
 
 / ) i 6 102 A miniature Portrait of Mirza Abal Hassan, Envoy Extraordinary from the 
 King of Persia, painted by Lady Beechey, presented by Admiral Lord Rad- 
 stock to Elizabeth Laura , Countess of Waldegrave , August 15, 1811 
 0 • <J03 A miniature of a gentleman, in a tortoiseshell case, by Rosalba 
 
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 107 A miniature of Queen Henrietta Maria, by Lady Bingham, and another, 
 
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 108 A pencil drawing, a Portrait of Thomas Boleyn, Earl of Wiltshire and 
 
 Ormond, father to Queen Anne Boleyn, by Vertue, from a drawing of 
 Holbein’s in the Queen’s closet at Kensington, it is sketched on'a leaf of a 
 pocket book, which belonged to Isaac Oliver, by whom is drawn the sketch 
 on the reverse, also a curious specimen of Limoges enamel, a Portrait of a 
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 No. 15. — The Valuables of the Tribune, continued; 
 
 curious Relics, &c. 
 
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 A fibula, a small votive foot, an agate ornament for a bridle, and three 
 small bronzes, all very curious 
 From the same collection. 
 
 A lusus natures , a rare Egyptian pebble, representing Voltaire in his night¬ 
 gown and cap , set in gold, an exceedingly curious gem 
 A very fine antique —the Calcidonian stone, used as an ornament to a horse 
 for a triumphal chariot, a relic of singular interest 
 From the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
 Another curious antique stone 
 
 From the same well-known and highly prized collection. 
 
 A box and cover of remarkably fine old Japan 
 
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 <' o9 A very fine triangular cornelian seal, with the heads of the two Faustinas 
 and Lucilla, beautiful intaglios, by Christian Reisin 
 — ^ 1 b A curious antique silver seal, extremely ancient; this remarkable relic once 
 
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 A very fine large and massive antique gold ring , with a castle on it, and within, 
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 The four following relics are in bronze, from the collection of Mr. Bristow. 
 
 A very curious old seal of Richard ditherol, Admiral for the West Coasts, 
 in the reign of Henry V. 
 
 A very remarkable relic THE SEAL FOR INDULGENCES OF Pope EuGENIUS ‘f 
 The seal of the Corporation of Pool, with the arms of the town, and the 
 seal of the fraternity of Saint Mary of Hitchin 
 A curious spoon of English pebble, with two gold handles, richly worked in 
 foliage 
 
 There were a dozen of these spoons made by order of Catherine Lady Walpole, as a 
 present to Queen Caroline, after whose death Horace Walpole met with this and 
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 A silver bottle for essences, opening into several divisions, richly chased and 
 engraved; a small bust of Omphale, in bronze, and a round flat box of 
 fine old silver fillagree work 
 
 A smelling bottle of agate, mounted in gold, and a tooth-pick case of 
 Egyptian pebble 
 
 A rosary, mounted in fine old silver fillagree, with a large silver religious 
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 They were taken in Spain during Queen Anne’s wars, by Captain Galfridus Walpole, 
 brother of Sir Robert. 
 
 A toothpick case of gold, enamelled with cameos, and very beautiful. A 
 present from Lady Diana Beauclerc 
 
 A circular shaped gold snuff box, engine turned, with the image in 
 wax of Madame la Marquise du Delfand’s dog, Tonton, which she 
 bequeathed, with the snuff box and her manuscripts, to Horace Walpole 
 
 A green and white snuffbox of remarkably fine Dresden porcelaine, set in. 
 gold. A present from Francis Earl of Huntingdon 
 
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 small amber crucifix and an old silver Chinese smelling bottle, richly chased 
 
 23 A curious silver popish medal mounted in silver fillagree, and a tea canister 
 
 of straw, on one side is the Story of Meleager and Atalanta, and on the 
 other the arms of the Walpole family 
 
 24 A small toilet box and tray of the fine old black and gold Japan, and a ditto 
 
 of irregular shape 
 
 25 A circular white snuff box, mounted in gold, with a miniature Portrait on 
 
 the top of Madame de Sevigne, and at the bottom , the cypher of Rabutin and 
 Sevigne in marcasites 
 
 This box, with the letter enclosed from Madame de Sevigne in the Elysian Fields, 
 was sent to Horace Walpole by Madame du Deffand, after his return from Paris 
 in 1776. The letter is a beautiful composition, and was considered peculiarly in¬ 
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 An intaglio on cornelian, Cupid driving a Car drawn by two Butterflies 
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 An intaglio, a very fine head of an Egyptian Goddess, on a green stone 
 
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 From the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
 An intaglio on cornelian, representing a Cock and Cornucopia 
 A very fine cameo on onyx, a Bacchante riding on a Goat, presented to 
 Horace Walpole by the Princess de Craon 
 A beautiful intaglio on cornelian, the head of the Emperor Germanicus, with 
 the workman’s name Epitu for Epitynchanes 
 
 From the collection of the Marquis de Riccardi at Florence. 
 
 A very fine intaglio on cornelian, with the head of Jupiter 
 From the same celebrated collection. 
 
 A very rare cameo on onyx, representing a Scenic Mask, very spirited in luH ^ 'do w fO 
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 A cameo on onyx of Caius, the nephew of Augustus 
 An intaglio on sardonyx, a Lion, very spirited in execution 
 An intaglio on white cornelian a Capriccio 
 From the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
 An intaglio on cornelian, of Apollo, very fine 
 A present from Sir Horace Mann. 
 
 A cameo on onyx, the Isis, Egyptian 
 
 From the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
 An intaglio on cornelian, a Cicada, very curious 
 An intaglio on cornelian, a Head of a Syrian king 
 From the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
 An intaglio on cornelian of Faustina, Senior 
 
 A cameo on onyx, a Christian inscription: viz. 1 ‘ Vitas luxuriant Homo bone'’ 
 A rare intaglio on a green paste, a very fine Head of Matidia 
 From the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
 A fine intaglio on cornelian, with the Horatii, beautifully represented 
 Presented by Sir Robert Walpole to his son Horace. 
 
 A beautiful intaligio on amethyst, representing a figure of Mercury, pre¬ 
 sented by General Conway 
 
 A splendid cameo on bloodstone of Jupiter Serapis, in very high relief 
 An intaglio on cornelian of a Ham’s Head, very fine 
 A rare antique cameo on agate of an Egyptian Duck, set in fine gold 
 From the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
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 The arms of England engraved on a saphire as a ring, and a cameo Head as 
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 A very fine antique cameo, the head of Apollo, as a locket, mounted in gold /f y c. W 
 
 Relics of singular interest. 
 
 A highly interesting and CURIOUS RELIC, the hair of King Edward 
 IV , cut from his head when the coffin was discovered in St. George’s 
 Chapel at Windsor, in the year 1789, presented by Sir Joseph Banks 
 An equally singular relic, the hair of Mary Tudor, Queen of 
 France, cut from her head, Sept. 6, 1784, when her tomb at St Edmunds- 
 bury was opened. A present from Miss Fanquier 
 A truly interesting relic, one of the seven mourning rings given after the 
 death of Charles I., it has the King’s Head in miniature, behind a Death’s 
 Head, between the letters C. R. the motto, “ Prepared be to follow me 
 This valuable relic was presented to Horace Walpole, by Lady Murray Elliot. 
 
 A MOST extraordinary and very curious ancient JEWEL, a 
 golden heart set with precious stones and ornamented with emblematic 
 figures and Scotch mottoes, enamelled in the finest style 
 
 It was made by order of the Lady Margaret Douglas, mother of Henrj r Lord Darnley, 
 in memory of her husband Mathew Stewart, Earl of Lennox and Regent of 
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 An extremely valuable and magnificent jewel , Lord Burleigh’s Head on 
 onyx, by Valerio Vicentino, cut on the reverse of an antique intaglio 
 of Caracalla, appendent is the head of Queen Elizabeth, on sardonyx , 
 also by Vicentino, it is enriched with 53 fine brilliants , and was presented 
 to Horace Walpole by his father, who purchased it of Sir Andrew Fountaine , 
 whose design it was , being in allusion to Queen Caroline and Sir Robert 
 Walpole 
 
 A silver gilt heart , a very interesting ornament, within are the arms of Sir 
 Robert and Catherine Lady Walpole, this was his first present to her on 
 their marriage 
 
 A beautiful locket in the shape of a heart, set with fine brilliants, 
 containing the hair of Sir Robert Walpole 
 A ditto, the companion locket , also set with fine brilliants, containing the 
 hair of Catherine Shorter, first wife of Sir Robert Walpole 
 A curious antique watch , enamelled upon gold, with exquisite paintings of the 
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 A SPLENDID CABINET of ROSEWOOD, designedly Horace Wal¬ 
 pole, of most chaste and elegant form, richly carved, ornamented with ivory, 
 and a rare specimen of art. On the pediment are three statues in iv ory 
 of Palladio, Inigo Jones and Fiamingo, carved by Verskovis after 
 the models of Rysbrack; in the pediment, the Walpole Arms are dis¬ 
 played supported by a Cupid and a Lion, with a relief of Flowers, Eagles’ 
 
 Heads with festoons of Flowers forming the base, all carved by Yerskovis; 
 the doors enriched with 18 splendid carvings in ivory, by Gibbons, 
 
 Pozzo, and other celebrated artists, representing Herodius with the Head 
 of John the Baptist and a Lady, by Gibbons; Perseus and Andromeda, 
 the Hercules Farnese, Flora, Diomede with the Palladium, the Medusa 
 and the Perseus of Strozzi, Caracalla and Alexander, the Barberini Lion, 
 and 8 splendid Heads, all by Pozzo. It is perfectly unique and as a work of 
 art may be pronounced matchless 
 
 67 A pair of Homan vases, carved in ivory, of beautiful workmanship in relief, 
 
 by Yerskovis, from the antique 
 
 68 A small and interesting antique BUST IN BRONZE OF Caligula, with 
 
 silver eyes 
 
 This exquisite Bronze is one of the finest things in the collection, and shews the great 
 art of the Ancients. It is evidently a Portrait carefully done, and represents the 
 Emperor at the beginning of his madness. It was found with some other small 
 busts at the first discovery of Herculaneum, whilst digging a well for the Prince 
 D’Elbauf, who resided many years afterwards at Florence, where it was sold on his 
 return to France, and being purchased by Sir Horace Mann, was by him pre¬ 
 sented to Lord Orford. Vide Catalogue of Strawberry Hill. 
 
 69 A broken patera of bronze, curiously engraved, and a sacrificing spoon in ^ 
 
 the shape of a shell 
 
 Both from the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
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 A curious Roman Bulla, of gold, very rare, bought at Rome of Ficaroni, 
 who wrote his Book of La Bella D’Oro from this singular relic L 
 
 71 An oval shaped gold plate, engraved by Pass, with Portrait of Charles I., 
 on the reverse the same monarch on Horseback 
 Seven silver plates engraved, by Pass, Portraits of James I. and his family c^/i S 
 
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 An exceedingly beautiful crystal sceptre, richly set in gold, 
 with pearls and enamelled, a very curious and interesting relic 
 
 From Lady Elizabeth Germaine’s collection, and presented to Horace Walpole by 
 her niece, Lady Temple. 
 
 A pair of cups and saucers , the fine old royal Sevres China , blue ground, 
 with heads in imitation of cameos, with festoons of flowers, richly painted 
 A toilet box and tray, of the finest old Japan , inlaid with gold and silver 
 A pair of singularly fine large cups , of the rare old Chelsea porcelaine, 
 claret ground, enriched with figures in gold 
 A MAGNIFICENT MISSAL, perfectly unique and most beautifully 
 illuminated , it is enriched with splendid miniature pictures, by IxAIPiPA- 
 EIIiIiIS and his Scholars, set in fine gold and enamelled, adorned with 
 rubies and turquoises, the sides are formed of 2 matchless cornelians, 
 with an intaglio of the Crucifixion on one side and a relievo on the 
 other, the clasp a large garnet 
 
 
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 This precious volume was executed expressly for Claude, Queen of France, wife of 
 Francis I., and is supposed to have afterwards belonged to the father of Thuanus.— 
 Vide Vol. 1, page 142, of the French edition. 
 
 It was purchased by Horace Walpole from the collection of Dr. Mead, 1755. 
 
 A SILVER TEA KETTLE, LAMP AND STAND of the finest 
 Chinese workmanship, most elaborately and beautifully chased in com- 
 partments 
 
 Henry the Eighth’s dagger, a rare and beautiful specimen of Turkish 
 work; the blade is of the finest steel Damascened with gold, the case and 
 handle of calcedonix, enriched with diamonds and a profusion of rubies , 
 
 From the collection of Lady Elizabeth Germaine. 
 
 
 An antique figure of a Muse sitting , it is cast in silver, beautifully chased and 
 mounted on a marble pedestal, presented to Horace Walpole by Lord 
 Frederick Campbell, from the collection of his father, John Duke of Argyle 
 A Boy’s Head modelled in wax, on copper, by Abraham Simon, and another 
 with a Bulla, in Roman glass 
 A FINE LARGE WHITE AMETHYST Set in gold 
 
 It belonged to the second Bishop of Llandaff; and was given by Dr. John Ewer, 
 Bishop of Llandaff, in whose time it was found, 1764, to Dr. Frederick Keppel, 
 Bishop of Exeter, and by him to his wife's uncle, Horace Walpole 
 
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FIFTEENTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
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 83 A TRULY MAGNIFICENT AND MATCHLESS SPECIMEN 
 
 OF ART, which may unquestionably be denominated the GEM of this 
 extraordinary assemblage of all that is rare and valuable , THE RE¬ 
 NOWNED SILVER BELL, made expressly for Pope Clement VII. 
 by that unrivalled artist BENVENUTO CELLINI. 
 
 It is a mass ol carving in the highest relievo, representing antique masques, 
 serpents, flies, grasshoppers, and various insects covering its surface, the 
 Virgin and Child with angels at the top, and a wreath of leaves and 
 lizards at the base ; the taste of the whole design and the spirit of its 
 execution are perfectly unique, the delicate and natural representation of 
 the figures and insects, and their wonderful display, make almost every 
 thing credible that this inimitable artist says of himself in his Life 
 
 This extraordinary bijou was for a long period in the collection of the Marquis 
 Leonati of Parma, and was purchased by the Marquis of Rockingham, who 
 exchanged it with Horace Walpole for some very scarce Roman coins and medals.— 
 Vide Catalogue of Strawberry-Hill. 
 
 84 The great seal of Theodore King of Corsica , an interesting and singular relic, 
 
 accompanied by that very curious document, his discharge from the In¬ 
 solvent Court, where he is styled, Theodore Stephen King of Corsica, 
 Baron of Newhoff and Stein, Grandee of Spain, &c., also his capitulations 
 made with the people of Corsica on his election, and signed by his own hand 
 
 It is recorded that, in May, 1756, a man who had worn a crown and wielded a 
 sceptre took the benefit of the Insolvent Act, and registered in his schedule, on 
 behalf of his creditors, The Kingdom of Corsica. Notwithstanding his libera¬ 
 tion, he remained within the liberties of the Fleet for some months, when he 
 removed to Little Chapel Street, Soho, where he died December 11th, 1756. 
 Some difficulty occurring respecting the funeral charges, he was interred at the 
 expense of one Wright, an Oilman, in Compton Street, who said “ he was deter¬ 
 mined for once to have the honour of burying a King!” Horace Walpole, soon 
 after, caused a neat marble monument surmounted by a Crown to be erected near 
 the grave in St. Anne’s churchyard, with this inscription from his pen—“ Near 
 this spot is interred Theodore King of Corsica, who died in this parish, De¬ 
 cember 11, 1756, immediately after leaving the King’s Bench prison, by the 
 benefit of the Act of Insolvency, in consequence of which he registered his king¬ 
 dom of Corsica for the benefit of his creditors. 
 
 “ The grave, great teacher, to a level brings 
 Heroes and beggars, galley slaves and kings ! 
 
 But Theodore his moral learn’d ere dead, 
 
 Fate poured its lesson on his living head, 
 
 Bestow’d a kingdom and deny'd him bread!” 
 
FIFTEENTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
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 No. 15. 
 
 I - 85 A fine antique, the Deity of Gardens , two phalli, a fibula, two sacrificing 
 
 instruments, and a small eagle, all of bronze 
 From the collection of Dr. Conyers Middleton. 
 
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 A beautiful gold medal of the Emperor Maximilian II, very fine, in a splendid 
 setting, chased and enamelled, with the arms of the empire and a chain to 
 suspend the same 
 
 A small gold and enamelled watch of beautiful workmanship, the back re¬ 
 presenting old English Minstrels. It was presented by Georye II. when 
 Prince of Wales to Catherine Lady Walpole 
 A very curious ancient square German watch, in a silver gilt case, richly 
 chased, a rare specimen of the early period 
 A curious and very beautiful ANTIQUE WATCH, enamelled on gold, with 
 subjects from the Roman History, the designs by Pietro Cortona, a truly 
 exquisite specimen of this rare art 
 
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 ced by the Cognoscenti as the most wonderful of the works of art which 
 adorn this rare collection. It contains the Psalms of David written with 
 a pen on fine vellum, and adorned by 21 inimitable illuminations by 
 DON JULIO CLOVIO, pupil of GIULIO ROMANO, most vivid in 
 colour and effect; the excellence of the figures can only be placed in 
 comparison with the beauty of the borders, which are in the purest antique 
 taste, and unrivalled for their lustre and harmony. 
 
 This extraordinary gem is in a fine state of preservation, and is considered 
 to be more perfect than any of the works of this unrivalled master. It 
 was painted as is described on one of the illuminations, Principi Andega- 
 vensi , 1537; was afterwards in the Arundelian collection, on the disper¬ 
 sion of which, it was purchased by the Earl of Oxford in 1720, who 
 bequeathed it to his daughter the Duchess of Portland, and at the sale of 
 her Grace’s celebrated museum Horace Walpole became the purchaser 
 in 1786 
 
 This book, so truly precious, is richly bound, and adorned with silver gilt clasps and w ^ ^ 
 
 corners, it is preserved in a satin wood case, ornamented with lapis lazuli and agates, 7 
 
 and on the topis an exquisite emblematical drawing, by Wm. Lock, Esq., of Nor- 
 bury Park. 
 
 S • ■ ' 91 A silver GILT COFFER OR JEWEL CASKET, of most splendid 
 
 design and workmanship, ornamented with the finest Limoges enamels / 
 representing Battle Scenes with beautiful effect, from the designs of JCAP ^ * c D 
 Giulio Romano 
 
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 A pair of singularly beautiful LARGE CUPS OF THE FINE OLD Chelsea POR- t 
 CELAINE, with groups of flowers painted in the finest style upon a gold 
 ground, quite unique 
 
 A noble chalice of silver gilt, richly ornamented with jewels and 
 crystals, and beautifully chased with figures and arabesque ornaments, on 
 the cover are scrolls supporting a figure of Mercury, finely modelled, and 
 at the base are also figures. It is a remarkably fine instance of old / i 
 English chasing 
 
 A splendid chasing in silver , St. George and the Dragon, raised in relief 
 with the utmost boldness and with extraordinary effect, it is surprising as 
 a work of art, and worthy to have emanated from that wonderful artist / 
 Benvenuto Cellini 
 
 A small bronze vase representing the Leaf of a Water Plant, gracefully 
 tied up in the shape of a cup, with a saucer of Chinese bronze 
 
 A pair of singularly beautiful vases of the fine old Chelsea porcelaine, 
 claret colour and gold and white, the entablatures finely painted with 
 mythological figures 
 
 Two curious Roman spears, a votive foot and a toe 
 
 A pair of small old Japan boxes, oblong shape, black and gold 
 
 A curious specimen of carving on wood, by the celebrated Gibbons, re¬ 
 presenting a point lace cravat. A present from Mr Gi'osvenor Bedford 
 A silver gilt reliquaire and chain 
 
 
 
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 From the collection of Conyers Middleton. 
 
 /' *7 ' ^ 102 An ancient episcopal seal, a most beautiful specimen of early engraving 
 on silver. It was the signet of Archbishop Dowdall, the Popish Primate 
 of Ireland * ' r ^ 
 
 This rare and curious relic is from Mr. Bristow’s collection. 
 
 « • tJ. £ 103 Two curious cups and one saucer, of the Milan stone — ■ t f / ( i di TSl 
 
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 No. 15. 
 
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 A mourning ring, an urn, cameo on onyx, set in gold, in memory of y 
 Henrietta Hobart, Countess of Suffolk 
 A ditto, an urn set round with diamonds, in memory of Arthur Onslow, 
 
 Speaker of the House of Commons 
 A chimera, an antique intaglio, a curious green stone, in the ancient brass 
 setting, and part of another antique ring ' l * ^ Lc / 
 
 A small gold ring for a child, with a phallus, and another ring with an 
 
 
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 An intaglio, on red jasper, a Boy with his head in a scenic mask, set in 
 fine gold 
 
 A lusus natures, an Egyptian pebble, representing with the utmost exactness 
 the Portrait of a Woman, in profile, a Rock behind her and Sky before, 
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 A white and gold snuff box enamelled, it originally belonged to the celebrated 
 Colley Cibber and was presented to Mr. Walpole by Mr. Rafter 
 A fine antique gold repeater, by Hubert, in a richly ornamented and pierced 
 double case 
 
 A small antique gold watch, richly engraved outer case 
 A remarkably curious antique watch, in a crystal case, mounted in pure 
 gold, a present from General Fitzicilliam 
 An antique silver watch, in engraved and pierced outer case 
 A curious antique watch, in a tortoiseshell case 
 
 Three family mourning rings, in memory of George Earl of Orford, the 
 Countess of Orford and Lady Walpole 
 Two ditto in memory of the Dowager Viscountess Townshend and Sir 
 John Philipps, Bart. 
 
 Three ditto in memory of D. W. Hamond, Esq., Susan Hamond, and 
 William Cole, Esq. 
 
 Two ditto in memory of the Earl of Radnor and Isabella Le Neve 
 A ditto in memory of Lady Lyttleton, with an urn, set with small 
 diamonds 
 
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 THE VALUABLE CONTENTS OF STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 On THURSDAY, the 12th Day of MxAY, 1842 , 
 
 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
 THE AUCTION DUTY IS TO BE PAID BY THE PURCHASERS. 
 
 No. 16.—The Decorative Furniture 
 
 OF THE GREAT NORTH BED CHAMBER. 
 
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 A pair of antique fire dogs of or-molu, representing arms and trophies, on 
 scroll stands 
 
 A pair of rich crimson silk and worsted damask FALLING WINDOW CURTAINS, 
 with elegant carved and gilt cornices of scroll work, with enriched border 
 A BRILLIANT VauxhALL PLATE GLASS, in a richly carved and ornamented 
 ebony frame , very elaborately worked and encompassed in a border of 
 matchless carving representing winged men, animals, flowers, and foliage 
 with surprising effect, the size of the plate 29 inches by 21 
 A pair of or-molu sconces for lights, springing from antique masques, with 
 borders of scroll work 
 Two old Oriental red China bottles 
 
 A BEDSTEAD of MAHOGANY, with SPLENDID HANGINGS of the AUBUSSON 
 tapestry, decorated with festoons of flowers on a white ground, and 
 lined with crimson silk 
 
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 No. 16. 
 
 The two folloiving Lots belonged to the Earl of Yarmouth. 
 
 7 )■ 7 • O 7 A Nautilus shell, richly mounted in silver gilt, representing Neptune Riding 
 
 on a Dolphin , the Arms of Paston supported by Satyrs on a turtle ^ 
 pedestal with Sea Monsters, of very rare workmanship 
 o~~0 -*■£>$ A crystal tankard and cover, mounted in silver gilt, richly worked, repre¬ 
 senting Cariatic Figures supporting the mounting, the cover and foot, 
 bordered with fruit and flowers and a serpent handle /i ^ ! 
 
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 The two following Lots were from the collection of the Count de Caylus. 
 
 A fine old marble bust of Francis II., King of France, husband of Mary 
 Queen of Scots 
 
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 The two following Lots were sent to Horace Walpole from Rome , by Sir William 
 
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 oil A MAGNIFICENT TABLE of SARACEN MOSAIC, perfectly unique 
 and of most extraordinary effect, the design, colours and workmanship 
 singularly rich, supported by a finely carved antique ebony frame, with 
 beautiful borders of carved open scroll work, representing Masques, 
 
 Fruit and Flowers, on 4 twisted legs, the size of the top 38 inches square C_ 
 
 O 12 A pair of small octagon shaped ebony tables, carved borders, on twisted 
 
 columns and feet cJt 
 
 in open scroll work, with Figures and Birds at the corners, cane seats, on 
 twisted legs and frames, perfectly unique ;7 ^ A _ 
 
 Two ditto, en suite 
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 A single solid ebony chair, with arms, equally beautiful, the seat 
 stuffed and covered with crimson satin damask 
 
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 f- 6 21 Two kittens sculptured in marble, on a stand, by Lady Anne Damer, enclosed 
 
 in a glass case . A < 
 
 22 A black and gold carved fire screen, on claws, with a rich specimen of the , 
 tapestry of the Gobelins forming the centre, representing a Bouquet of 
 Flowers 
 
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 6 23 A SPLENDID BRONZE AND OR-MOLU CLOCK, by Gudin le 
 
 Jeune, of Paris, of elegant design, supported and surmounted by Chinese f 4r4 ' ' J A A 
 figures, on an or-molu scroll bracket of beautiful form, interspersed with 
 branches and leaves 
 
 24 A matchless antique bronze of the Hercules Farnese , splendid in execution, 
 and a bracket 
 
 o 25 Two bronze medallions of Charles V. and Louis XIY., in frames, over the 
 door 
 
 r 26 A beautiful ebony and gold cabinet, enriched with 17 rare original 
 drawings by Lady Diana Beauclerc, and medallions studded with precious 
 stones, lapis lazuli, cornelian, agates, &c., and with strawberries, and 
 Mr. Walpole’s arms and crest, on gothic stand with gilt border 
 
 The cabinet was designed by Mr. E. Edwards expressly for Mr. Walpole, in 1783. 
 
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 29 A small occasional table, the top of the old Sevres porcelaine, with Landscape, 
 
 beautifully painted , rich blue and gold border mounted in old Japan, with /f,#.. Y 
 
 raised work in gold, and or-molu corners 
 
 ^ 30 An old India Japan quadrille table, with raised Chinese Scenes in gold, on a 
 claw stand 
 
 o 31 An Indian Japan liqueur chest, inlaid with mother-o’-pearl 
 >32 A pair of solid quadrille tables, the borders and tables carved in the solid, 
 silver hinges 
 
 > 33 Six large white and gold chairs, scroll frames and legs, the seats and backs 
 stuffed and covered with the rich tapestry of Aubusson, festoons of 
 flowers on a white ground 
 
 - > 34 A tripod pole fire screen of rosewood, inlaid and bordered with ivory, richly 
 carved in the finest style, the mount of needlework representing a Yase 
 with Flowers if 
 
 c 35 A small oval occasional table, on a gilt stand, painted by the Lady Anne 
 Fitzpatrick, daughter of the Earl of Ossory, also an Ottoman foot stool, 
 
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 with needlework top 
 
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 SIXTEENTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 The rare old Raphael or Faenza Ware, and 
 interesting and curious Relics. 
 
 IN THE CABINET IN THE NORTH BED CHAMBER. 
 
 Faenza, a small town of the Roman State, possessed in the 15th century a manufactory of 
 the ware known as Faenza, Faience, Majolica and Fynlina, at which, according- to Lamarti- 
 niere, Raphael, Giulio Romano, and the Caracci employed their pencils. Of this incomparable 
 ware, Strawberry Hill is rich in specimens that are quite unique, and which, from their extreme 
 rarity, will doubtless secure the attention of the Virtuoso, as opportunities to possess this splendid 
 
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 A fine specimen of the rare and curious Faenza ivare , with the story of the 
 Prodigal Son 
 
 A ditto , large size, with the story of Absolom, with rich arabesque border 
 A ditto , smaller size, with the story of Jael and Cisera, with rich arabesque 
 border 
 
 A ditto of very fine quality, the subject representing the Feast of the Gods , 
 from a design of Giulio Romano 
 
 A ditto , a small dish, with our Saviour represented Walking on the Sea 
 A small dish, by the celebrated Bernard Palizzi , with fluted border, a 
 most beautiful specimen 
 
 A rare and beautiful specimen of the Faenza ware, with Apollo Marsyus 
 Two ditto, with Landscapes and Figures 
 Two octagon shaped plates, with Landscapes and Figures 
 A most beautiful small pierced dish, by Bernard Palizzi, with masques and 
 foliage 
 
 A small ebony trunk for perfumes, ornamented with bas reliefs in silver, the 
 work of the renowned Benvenuto Cellini , representing the Judgment of 
 Paris 
 
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 Purchased from the Great Duke’s wardrobe at Florence, by Sir Horace Mann, and 
 presented by him to Horace Walpole. 
 
 ( . / t <■ 6 49 A beautiful amber cup and cover, richly carved and engraved and mounted 
 with silver gilt 
 
 From Mrs. Kennon’s collection. 
 
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 Seven curious boxes of the old Japan, with smaller boxes of the same inside 
 A singularly curious bottle of the old Venetian purple glass 
 From the collection of Count Caylus, at Paris. 
 
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 pair of richly embroidered gloves, worn by King James I. . fj ■ A - z-cfa 
 
 Purchased from the museum of Ralph Tlioresby, Esq. As the authenticity of this 
 lot is unquestionable, it presents strong claims to interest the collector of relics. 
 
 A pair of splendidly embroidered long gloves worn by Mrs. Hampden, wife 
 of the celebrated John Hampden, at her nuptials 
 
 This lot is equally interesting to the collector of relics, they are as fresh as when 
 first worn. 
 
 
 c 56 An agate puncheon seal, with the arms of Mr. Gray, the poet, and a goa 
 stone 
 
 These two articles are extremely curious, and were presented to Mr. Walpole by 
 Dr. Brewer, and Mr. William Mason, the executors of Mr. Gray. 
 
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 A finely carved cocoa nut, mounted with silver as a bottle for perfumes 
 An Indian bronze pastile burner, on tripod, with handles 
 A very curious specimen of the old Delft, a vase, and an ewer of the 
 Villeroy ware 
 
 Three packs of curious old cards, Florentine and Spanish, for playing at 
 minchiati and tarocco 
 
 A beautiful specimen of the Bisquit de Nancy , representing Rubens’ Child 
 seated in a chair, exquisitely modelled and very perfect 
 A curious old green colour papier rnache French snuffbox, mounted with 
 
 gold 
 
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 Ditto, red colour, mounted with gold 
 Ditto, striped 
 
 A small ivory box, containing a series of prints, representing the Medals on 
 the Victories and the Wars in the reign of George II. 
 
 A pair of truly splendid plates of the Limoges enamel, by John Laudin, 
 presented to Horace Walpole , by Caroline Lady Greenwich 
 
 Laudin, a distinguished enameller at Limoges during the reign of Henri IV., his 
 descendants, as well as those of Naudin, a contemporary artist in the same style, 
 resided and worked in that town at the end of the reign of Louis XIV. 
 
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 A silver gilt Apostle’s spoon, the workmanship exceedingly beautiful 
 A ditto ungilt 
 
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 Apostle spoons.— Such spoons were formerly presented by sponsors and visitors 
 at christening’s. The small figure surmounting the handle, representing the figure 
 of the Saint after whom the child was called or the patron Saint of the donor. 
 
 Brand alludes particularly to this custom, and cites numerous authorities. It 
 appears to have declined in the time of the Com monwealth, as Shipman writes in 
 his “ Gossips,” 1666 : — 
 
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 “ Formerly, when they us’d to trowl 
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 Addison in the play of the Drummer, mentions Apostle’s spoons, and so do Shakespeare 
 and Beaumont and Fletcher; these relics of an old English custom are of a very 
 early time and were a present from the Rev. William Cole. 
 
 A small antique figure of a Man, naked, the Head of Sir Robert Walpole 
 
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 Nineteen draughtsmen of box wood, carved with Heads of German Princes 
 
 and Princesses, a present from Charles Duke of Richmond , 1 A 7X3 
 
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 A pair of beautiful turquoise blue Oriental China Vases, with handles and 
 covers, mounted with or-molu 
 
 A pair of small Oriental China basins, pierced, blue and white ground, and 
 two hexagon saucers, with feet 
 
 A box with ancient round tablets with Scriptural mottos (an old English 
 game). A present from the Rev. William Cole 
 
 A curious old German flagon, with a handle and cover, raised Figures 
 Dancing, in relief 
 
 A tea pot of the old red Japan ware and a ditto of red and black China 
 
 A Turkish mug with characters and an Indian earthen pot, both very 
 curious 
 
 A blue and white China barrel with handles, and a drinking vessel of black 
 earth with handles 
 
 A salt cellar of the finest old Faenza ware, by Bernard Palizzi, of tripod 
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 of Abraham and Melchizedec , brilliant in colour, and very beautiful in 
 effect. A present from George William Hervey , Earl of Bristol 
 
 82 A blue vase of antique Roman glass, with a Boy’s Head, and a small 
 
 Wedgewood Etruscan vase 
 
 83 An Oriental alabaster vase and cover, with arabesque ornaments sculptured 
 
 in relief, and 2 ewers of ancient glass 
 
 84 A singularly interesting and curious relic of the superstition of our ancestors — 
 
 THE celebrated SPECULUM of KENNEL COAL, highly polished, 
 in a leathern case. It is remarkable for having been used to deceive the 
 mob, by the celebrated Dr. Dee, the conjurer, in the reign of Queen 
 Elizabeth. It was originally in the collection of the Mordaunts, Earls 
 of Peterborough, in whose catalogue it is called the black stone , into which 
 Dr. Dee used to call his spirits. From the Mordaunts it passed to Lady 
 Elizabeth Germaine, and from her to John, last Duke of Argyle, whose 
 son, Lord Frederick Campbell, presented it to Mr. Walpole 
 
 85 A small bust in terra cotta, by Fiamingo, a Portrait of the wife of Nicolo 
 
 Poussin, the painter, beautifully simple and natural 
 
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 a red leather box, lined with green velvet / 
 
 The collector of relics will highly prize this lot, and its authenticity is unquestionable. 
 
 The spurs were preserved in an Irish family, and presented to the late Earl of 
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 87 A very curious lot, the tortoiseshell case, mounted with silver, in which the 
 
 celebrated Admiral Van Tromp used to carry his pipes to sea. A present 
 from Mr. Hamilton 
 
 88 A matchless set of 12 SILVER DESSERT PLATES, beautifully 
 
 engraved by Simon Van de Pass, upon which are represented the 
 different passages in the Life of the Prodigal Son; they present to the 
 connoisseur very rare and fine specimens of this art at an early time, and 
 are presumed to be unrivalled for beauty of design and excellence of 
 execution 
 
 They belonged to Lord Chancellor Clarendon, and descended to his great grand¬ 
 daughter, the celebrated Duchess of Queensbury, and were purchased at the 
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 Pembroke, and have his crest, a Wyvern holding a Bloody Hand, and 
 the Bear and Bagged Staff, the Crest of his third wife, the famous Mary, 
 sister of Sir Philip Sidney, and an ancient ivory busk, engraved with 
 French designs and mottos 
 
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 A small tray of red and gold Japan and 2 others of black and gold Japan 
 A snuff box, beautifully painted in brown and white, with Figures from 
 Etruscan vases, mounted in gold, bespoken at Naples and presented by 
 Sir William Hamilton 
 
 An ancient German wooden spoon beautifully carved with religious Figures 
 and mottos, in a carved wooden case, representing the Virgin and Child 
 
 
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 A curious and very rare specimen of antique carving, in fine preservation and quite 
 unique. 
 
 A vase of rock-crystal, sculptured with Battles, but unfinished, having been 
 cracked in the workmanship, on a silver gilt foot 
 
 Purchased from the great Duke’s wardrobe, by Sir Horace Mann, and presented 
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 mosaic of the Pigeons of the Vatican. A present from Her Royal High¬ 
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 A snuff box of red and white plaister, from the Piscine Mirabili at Rome. 
 A present from Miss Campbell 
 
 A large black stone basin, made from the stone with which the Duke of 
 Argyle’s Castle at Inverary is built, and which is soft when first cut, 
 presented by Mr. Pinkerton; also a Spa vase, with a handle 
 A beautiful large vase or ewer of the old Faenza ware, painted with marine 
 Gods and Goddesses, from a design by Giulio Romano 
 A curious blue and white China dish, an Etruscan vase and a model of the 
 Druidical Temple discovered in Jersey, in the year 1786 
 A large basket of silver fillagree, richly worked 
 A pair of small baskets or trays of silver fillagree, also richly worked 
 A silver fillagree basket or hamper with a cover 
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 A blue glass bonbonier, gold mounted 
 
 A petit cabinet of the red and gold Japan, of the finest quality 
 A pair of curious silver owls, formerly used as calls by the nobility and gen¬ 
 try, previous to the introduction of bells, curious relics of this old English 
 custom, and very beautiful specimens of workmanship of the early period 
 A pair of ditto, smaller size, equally fine specimens of the art of chasing 
 A small model of a frigate, carved in ivory, very clever, on an ebony stand 
 A fine old carving in ivory in bas relief, the Head of Medusa, and a carved 
 cocoa nut cup 
 
 A curious piece of Oriental China of the turquoise blue, bamboos tied 
 together, and a small porphyry vase / 
 
 A Venetian white glass vase, very curious, and a blue glass urn, on or¬ 
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 An ancient purse of embroidery, richly mounted with silver ^ V . 
 
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 A very curious drawing, The Judgment of Solomon , from the celebrated 
 picture by Rubens, and a View of the Castle of Otranto as it really 
 exists, a coloured drawing, presented by Lady Craven 
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 Three curious Oriental white China tea pots, one of them with a Dragon 
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 Two smaller white China tea pots and 3 cups and saucers of similar China ( 
 
 Five other specimens of the rare old white porcelaine, viz., 1 vase and 4 , U ^ 
 
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 A vase or box, with cover, handles and stand, a remarkably fine, old and 
 rare specimen of this manufactnre, ornamented with arabesques in relief ' 
 
 A pair of curious old China tea pots, richly coloured, with Figures seated 
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 A pair of Oriental China turquoise colour match pots '/pish **■' 5 
 
 A noble circular plateau or dish of the Jinest old Faenza ware, very beauti- , . 
 
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 A pilgrim’s bottle to match, equally fine, and perfectly unique as a 
 
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 An equally curious pilgrim’s bottle of the old Faenza ware 
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 A pair of small incense vases, with covers and lizard handles, and two other 
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 A salt cellar, by Bernard Palizzi, and a small Oriental essence vase of 
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 Nine cups and saucers, of the white embossed China, very curious and of 
 beautiful shape 
 
 Four small dishes of white embossed China, a mug and two cups, and a small 
 tea cup and cover 
 
 Five octagon shape basins, richly enamelled in Flowers, and a large bowl and 
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 Two escalop shape dishes and bowls, richly enamelled, and 4 cups and 
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 Seven escalop shape dishes, very richly enamelled in Flowers 
 
 Four pair of enamelled dishes, some of them very curious, different patterns 
 
 Six small dishes, enamelled in Flowers 
 
 Six China dishes of different shapes and patterns, some very curious 
 
 A pair of octagon shape blue and white Delft bottles, and a pair of jugs with 
 handles, in the shape of a Fish, very curious 
 
 A small cedarwood crucifix, inlaid with mother-o’-pearl, and a curious an¬ 
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 An altar, or pedestal, of white marble, splendidly inlaid with old Roman 
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 Two tea pots and covers, 2 tea canisters and covers, and 3 butter dishes and 
 covers, of fine old Oriental China 
 
 Twelve small dishes of blue and white China, with Landscapes and Figures, 
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 Six pair of Oriental China dishes, of different patterns, blue and white 
 Six small dishes of one pattern, with Landscapes and Figures, and 6 ditto 
 of various patterns, blue and white 
 
 Eight blue and white China bowls, of different patterns, some of them very 
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 Six blue and white China bowls, with Landscapes, Figures and inscriptions, 
 some of them very rare and curious 
 
 Three pair of blue and white dishes. Oriental China, shaped in compartments 
 Five pair of beautiful large size blue and white shaped dishes 
 Eighteen small dishes of an octagon shape, blue and white, with Landscapes 
 and Figures 
 
 Twelve octagon shape blue and white dishes, of 2 different patterns 
 Six dishes of a leaf shape, blue and white, very curious, and 6 octagon 
 ditto, small 
 
 A set of 26 blue and white dishes, with Landscapes and Figures, very beau¬ 
 tiful 
 
 Twelve small dishes of blue and white, of different shapes and patterns 
 Fourteen small square and escalop shape China dishes, and 4 round ditto 
 Nineteen very small blue and white dishes, and 6 small blue and white cups 
 Fourteen cups and saucers, blue and white, curious 
 
 Twenty-four cups, several of the rare old egg shell, with Figures and in¬ 
 scriptions 
 
 THE LADY DIANA BEAUCLERC’S CLOSET. 
 
 A Portrait of the Lady Diana Beauclerc, by Powell 
 A copy of The Mysterious Mother, a Tragedy, by Horace Walpole, printed 
 at Strawberry Hill, 1768, with manuscript notes by the author 
 A series of seven curious and incomparable drawings, by Lady Diana 
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 A pair of pleasing coloured drawings, by Paul Sandby, View of the Lesser 
 Arch, and of a fictitious Monument, designed and erected by General 
 Henry Seymour Conway, at his seat, Park Place, near Henley 
 A Masquerade Scene, a circular drawing, by Lady Diana Beauclerc, and 
 a drawing, a Landscape, by the Bev. Mr. Gilpin, 1782 L Urd 
 
 36 A pair of Architectural drawings, Ruins, with Figures in the foreground, by 
 Joan Pauli Panini 
 
 Bought at Mariette’s sale. 
 
 Portraits of Charles Lennox, third Duke of Richmond, a profile by Milbourn, 
 after Romney, 1777, and Count Schouallow,' favourite of the Czarine , 
 Elizabeth, whose image he holds, painted at Paris, 1775 
 
 This worthy man who enjoyed absolute power for twelve years, never did an injury 
 or made an enemy. Vide Catalogue of Strawberry Hill. 
 
 A pair of remarkably fine miniature busts in wax, Augustus C.usak and 
 Voltaire, by Ann Darner, 1777 
 
 A pair of extremely elegant OR-MOLU SCONCES with branches for two lights, 
 formed of lilies, purchased at Paris 
 A pair of antique carved and gilt tripods for vases 
 
 A curious japanned and painted writing table of Clay’s ware, in imitation of 
 the old India Japan, with flap and drawer, it is black with blue and 
 white ornaments in a gothic pattern, designed by Paul Sandby 
 Four black and gilt window stools, seats stuffed with hair 
 A dejeune service of the old Oriental China, tea pot, sugar basin, slop basin, 
 
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 one side and a fine specimen of the Aubusson tapestry on the other 
 
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 A singularly interesting and very rare specimen of mechanism of the early 
 time, in a fine state of preservation, the celebrated clock of silver 
 gilt, presented by HENRY VIII. to his QUEEN, ANNE BOLEYN, 
 on their Marriage; it is richly chased, engraved and ornamented 
 with fleurs de lys, miniature heads, &c., on the top sits a Lion bearing 
 the arms of England, which are also on the sides, on the weights are the 
 initial letters of Henry and Anne with true lover’s knots, one bears the 
 inscription “ The most happye” the other the royal motto, also the curve 
 shaped and carved bracket for same, studded with medallions in gold. 
 This bijou was the gift of Lady Elizabeth Germaine to Horace Walpole. 
 Two curious antique bronzes, medallions of the Malatestas, Sovereigns of 
 Rimini, with reverses 
 Two equally curious bronze medallions 
 An old bronze of a cow 
 
 A curious antique bronze ladle, also a small antique lamp and chain 
 A handsome ecritoire of the finest marqueterie, richly worked 
 with the arms of the House of Waldegrave, enclosing compartments for 
 letters, mounted with chased or-molu, of the Louis Quatorze style 
 A pair of beautiful old CARVED SOLID EBONY CHAIRS, of the Elizabethan 
 period, pierced backs, richly decorated with Birds, Flowers and Figures, 
 twisted rails, the frames finely carved in scrolls, and cane seats 
 A pair of ditto, to correspond 
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 A truly elegant silver inkstand , ' upon which the arms and crest of Sir 
 Robert Walpole are most elaborately and beautifully engraved , the corners 
 presenting fine specimens of flat chasing, with divisions, enclosing an 
 inkstand, sand box and tray for pens, on scroll feet 
 A fine bronze Greyhound, as a paper weight, on or-molu plinth, also a 
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 /X ’ *\ • ^59 A FOLDING MAHOGANY SCREEN, mounted with rare and curious 
 
 specimens of ancient needlework, representing on one side a coat of 
 arms, with Wild Boar beneath, and on the other a Map of parts of 
 
 Surrey and Middlesex, with Anthony and Cleopatra beneath 
 
 The screen is covered with part of the first tapestry that was -wrought in England, 
 it came from Weston, in Warwickshire, the seat of Ralph Sheldon, Esq., whose 
 ancestor brought the art into England ; the remainder of this tapestry is now at 
 the seat of the Earl of Harcourt, Naneham, in Oxfordshire, 1784. 
 
 The complete suite of hangings was purchased by Horace Walpole, and presented 
 by him to the Earl of Harcourt. This specimen has never been hung up. 
 
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 ( /j 61 A very fine day or night telescope, with powerful reflecting glasses, on brass 
 stand 
 
 / * • c 62 Two fire screens, pair of black and gold bellows and a pair of hand screens 
 
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 An old pedestal stove, of polished steel, and a fender and fire irons, en suite 
 
 A fine Vauxhall plate chimney glass, in various compartments, 
 the centre plate 38 inches by 27, in a rich gothic frame of black and gold 
 
 A very curious 4-feet-6 mahogany four-post bedstead, lath bottom, 
 on French castors, fluted pillars, grey cloth hangings bound with velvet, and 
 lined throughout with white satin , canopy top, surmounted with a coronet, 
 bases, &c. 
 
 A curious terra cotta bust of William of Wycham , the celebrated architect 
 of Windsor Castle 
 
 Six small antique lamps of terra cotta 
 
 A very fine carved ivory crucifix , in a case of ebony and glass, mounted on a 
 bracket 
 
 A tray with 3 curious old tortoiseshell combs, the one with very long teeth 
 belonged to the father of the first Lord Edgcumbe, and was used when the 
 large flowing wigs were in fashion 
 
 Two singularly curious combs , the one of ivory is extremely ancient, it is 
 carved with Figures, on one side representing persons bathing and going to 
 bed, on the other, two men and a woman with musical instruments, the 
 other comb is of tortoiseshell, and is said to have belonged to Mary 
 Queen of Scots, it is studded with silver hearts and roses 
 
 A most interesting and valuable relic, the red hat of Cardinal 
 Wolsey, found in the Great Wardrobe, by Bishop Burnet, when Clerk of 
 the Closet; from his son the Judge, it came to the Countess Dowager of 
 Albemarle, who presented it to Horace Walpole 
 
 This singular and unquestionable relic is enclosed in a glass case, it will no doubt be 
 highly prized by the collector, from its having been worn by one of the most 
 remarkable men of England’s history. 
 
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 A very fine antique bronze inkstand, in the shape of a coffer, the subjects £ 
 boldly raised in alto relievo, from the collection of Count Caylus 
 A very ancient chair of oak, which came out of Glastonbury Abbey, on it 
 are carved these sentences —Joannes Arthurus Monacus Glastonie , salvet 
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 This chair from its authenticity, orthodox shape, and extreme comfort, has been 
 repeatedly copied, particularly for the late Earl Bathurst. 
 
 Another equally singular chair in shape and appearance, covered in blue 
 cloth 
 
 A truly beautiful solid ebony table, the sides most richly carved with 
 open scroll work, on twisted legs and stretcher, the borders also carved in 
 alto relievo, and knulled edge, the top 3 feet 3 by 2 feet 3 
 A dressing glass in an ebony frame, with knulled border, to match the table, 
 
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 Two splendid solid ebony chairs, richly carved in open scroll work, the 
 borders beautifully raised in carvings of alto relievo, on handsome twisted 
 legs and stretchers, with cane seats, in the finest state of preservation 
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 Two ditto, en suite i ^ . 
 
 A pair of very pine oval shaped pier glasses, in elegant orna- * 
 
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 A pair of old blue and white Delft candlesticks, square shaped and very 
 
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 A toilet ewer, mounted in silver gilt, of elegant form, and the dish to 
 
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 A pair of Oriental blue and white China beakers ( 1 faulty) 
 
 A small cabinet of Japan, on a carved and gilt stand, with masque heads at 
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 Two chair cushions covered with old point lace 
 
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 A magnificent suite of hangings for a state bed, of very fine old 
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 A beautiful Indian quilt, superbly embroidered in gold 
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 About 20 pieces of satin covers for chairs, stool, &c., finely embroidered 
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 A remarkably fine antique bust, in stone, of Henry VII., a model in the ffp* y ^ ^ y y 
 
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 A pair of finely shaped circular vases of false porphyry, with covers, of large 'f. t f 
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 From the collection of the Comte de Caylus. 
 
 Two triangular chairs of very remarkable shape, oak frames, cane seats, 
 the pattern taken from a piece of glass in Mr. Walpole’s bed chamber 
 A noble marble bust or Gibbs, the architect, finely modelled and' 
 beautifully executed, on black marble pedestal, by Rysbrack 
 
 A white japanned cabinet, decorated with paintings, the doors enclosing 
 drawers, on stand 
 
 A toilet glass in a tortoiseshell frame, with very curious old silver chasings 
 at the corners 
 
 A pair of singular shaped Welch chairs, with arms painted blue and white, 
 on one the arms of Mr. Richard Bateman are painted, at whose sale 
 they were purchased 
 
 A print, Portrait of Lord Thurlow, framed and glazed 
 
 A very large and ancient chest or coffer, studded with brass nails, with 
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 A bust of Colley Cibber', poet-laureate , in a cap, when old, coloured from 
 the life; he gave it to Mrs. Olive the celebrated actress, and her brother 
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 An octagon shape chimney glass , a very fine plate, in an ornamented ebony 
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 A handsome sarcophagus stove, ornamented with sphinxes in or-molu /jlAASx f 
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 Temple , in ebony case mounted with or-molu 
 A curious gothic lanthorn, fitted with very fine ancient stained glass ^ £ 
 
 A very finely carved coat of arms of Queen Elizabeth ?)-Ca. 
 
 Four extremely curious carved ancient Welch chairs and a small tripod table -j ^ 
 
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 Bought at the sale of Richard Bateman, Esq., at Windsor. 
 
 A pair of beautifully carved mahogany card tables, oblong shape, with _ 
 
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 Part of a Gothic canopy, most elaborately carved in stone 
 
 A most curious and finely carved Elizabethan arm chair, the back pierced , 
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 Three blue and white China plates, and six ditto, of different patterns 
 Three large blue and white Oriental China beakers 
 Two round jars and covers, of Oriental blue and white China 
 Two large blue and white Oriental China beakers 
 Ten blue and white Oriental China plates of different patterns 
 A medallion of Simon Lord Harcourt, by Wedgwood, a ditto, a Group 
 Boys, and a piece of Battersea enamel in a frame 
 Four medallions of Sir William Hamilton, Henry IV., Franklin, 
 and a Lady 
 
 Five blue and white enamelled Oriental China plates, of various patterns 
 Seven very curious old shaped dishes, one of Bow, with pierced border 
 Eleven blue and white Oriental China dishes, of various shapes, and a blue 
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 Four large circular blue and white Oriental China dishes 
 A very beautiful model, in terra cotta, a Bacchanalian Masque, with Satyrs 
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 A large and singular Peruvian bottle, and 2 curious jugs with handles 
 A fine Roman glass urn, with Boys in gold, particularly described in Dr. 
 Middleton’s Antiquities 
 
 A large Roman glass urn, with handles (faulty). A present from Dr. Lyt- 
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 Four very curious Roman glass lachrymatories, and 2 Roman glass cups 
 A small Etruscan vase, a Roman lamp, and 2 lachrymatories of earth 
 Three large China cups and saucers, painted with Birds and Flowers 
 Two blue and white cups and covers, and 3 cups and saucers 
 Five China basins, various, 4 cups, saucer, pen tray, and 2 curious pieces of 
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 A quantity of cups, saucers, &c., damaged, and 2 tortoiseshells 
 Twelve extremely rare and curious plates, in blue and white Delft, 
 painted with the twelve signs of the Zodiac by Sir J. Thornhill, in 
 August 1711, purchased at the Sale of Mrs. Hogarth's property 
 A round dish and 4 plates of curious old brown Oriental ware with figures in 
 blue and white 
 
 A pair of very rich and large old Japan China dishes, very finely ena¬ 
 melled and gilt 
 
 Four cups with plates of the old Chelsea China, most exquisitely painted with 
 Aquatic Birds and brown edges 
 
 A pair of very beautiful old Chelsea China cups, elaborately painted with 
 Flowers, the colours very brilliant 
 A pair of ditto ditto 
 
 A blue and white Oriental China honeycomb tea pot and ditto with silver spout 
 Nine small Dresden China baskets, most beautifully painted with Flowers 
 Two white jugs and covers, in the form of barrels, with Grapes and Vine 
 Leaves, and 2 white salt cellars, of the rare old Bow China 
 A curious Oriental sea-green China jug, enamelled in red and blue, and 
 a white embossed Oriental China vase ^ 
 
 Three rare old Cracklin China cups, the leaves and ornaments in silver 
 Presented by Mrs. French. 
 
 Six Chantilly China cups and saucers, teapot and cover, sugar dish and cover 
 in the form of leaves, very delicately painted with Fruit and Flowers 
 A blue and white Oriental flat shaped China tea pot and a white ditto, pen¬ 
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 65 A blue and white Oriental China pickle stand, with Dolphin, a blue and white 
 
 China Monteith and a large French China cup and saucer ( K. 
 
 66 Twelve very beautiful Sevres China plates, blue and gold borders, painted 
 
 with Flowers 
 
 67 Five white Sevres China dishes, gold edges, and 24 ditto plates 
 
 68 A plateau and 4 cups and saucers 
 
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 A curious carving in ivory, the Virgin and Child, with two Angels holding 
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 A carving in ivory, Portrait of Sir Robert Walpole, and a ditto of his wife. 
 Catherine Shorter 
 
 A drawing, View of Windsor Castle, taken from St. Leonard’s Hill, by the 
 Honourable Emily Waldegrave, in 1811, and the interior of Madame 
 du Deffand’s House, with the two Cats <*• 
 
 A model in wax, of Frederick Prince of Wales, and another of the Coun ¬ 
 tess of Aylesbury, by Gosset f ^ 
 
 The Farnese Hercules, a fine model in wax, by Gosset 
 A model in wax of the Holy Family, by Mary Slaughter, after a picture by 
 Carlo Maratti 
 
 Two models in plaister of the seals of Oliver Cromwell and Henrietta Maria 
 Two prints of Stocks Market in the City, from Baudin’s pictures 
 A group of Flowers, finely painted, by Van Heysum 
 A painting, a Stable Yard, Woman paring Turnips, by Muntz 
 A Portrait of Lady Mary Bruce, Duchess of Richmond, a drawing in crayons, 
 by Hamilton 
 
 Anne Chambers, Countess Temple, a Portrait in crayons, by Hamilton 
 A Portrait in oil of George Hamilton, brother to Anthony Hamilton, vide 
 Memoirs of Grammont, by Edwards 
 
 A view of the Tomb of Mr. Thomas Gray, the Poet, in the Churchyard of 
 Stoke Pogis in Buckinghamshire, painted by Baron, 1775 
 A Landscape, view in Flanders, by Mamperts, the Figures by Teniers 
 A pair of drawings in body colours, Views in Rome, by Lucatelli 
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 A drawing in crayons of Sir Jeffery Barwell, grandfather of Sir Robert 
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 A pair of drawings, Views in Rome, by Lucatelli 
 
 A pair of drawings, in crayons, Portraits of the Earl and Countess of 
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 A painting, Portrait of Murray, the Attorney-General, afterwards the Earl 
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 A coloured print, Portrait of Edward Lord Herbert of Cherbury, and a 
 drawing of a Rose in feathers, by Werman Cany 
 An octagon shaped Portrait of Frank Hals ^ 
 
 A pair of Portraits, in crayons, of Sir John Shorter and his Lady ’*^9’ * 
 
 A pair of drawings, in crayons, Portraits of Sir Robert Walpole’s Father,! 1 JrT 
 and Mother 
 
 Six curious pictures, in water colours, of Mary de Medici and Louis XIII., 
 and five Great Duchesses of Tuscany, copied from a chamber at the Pazzio 
 Imperiale, near Florence, where the originals are dressed in the very u a 1 /-x^ A*, 
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 A pair of drawings, in body colours, Views in Rome, by Lucatelli , ’//*»• rua~ 
 
 A pair of small cabinet pictures, the Fish Market and Fruit and Vegetable 
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 A small cabinet picture, Heads of two Old Men 
 
 A Portrait of Mrs. Darner, whole length, by Cosway, an original drawing,/ 
 and Fowls in Landscape, in body colours, after Hondicoetta, by Horace ■ 
 
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 As big with meteors from our cloud depart, 
 
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 A miniature in oil, of Oldham, the poet 
 
 A miniature of Henry Carey, Earl of Monmouth, by Theodore Russell 
 An Angel’s Head, after Guido, on plaster, and Cleopatra, on ivory 
 A miniature of a Knight in Armour, painted on Oriental alabaster, and 
 enclosed in a very curious carved frame 
 
 A miniature painting after Raphael, by D. Rawdon, 1763, a Lady 
 fainting in a Gentleman’s arms 
 
 A Portrait of Queen Henrietta Maria, with Landscape in the background, 
 by Dixon 
 
 A highly finished miniature, by J. Cooper, 1688 
 
 A miniature in oil, of a Gentleman, in the time of James I., by C. Jansen, 
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 St. Catherine Reading, after Corregio, by Catherine Lady Walpole 
 A miniature Portrait of Mary Princess of Orange, eldest daughter of King 
 Charles I., by Hoskins 
 
 A miniature of Lord Landsdowne, by G. Vertue 
 Charles Beale, son of Mrs. Beale, the paintress, by herself 
 Cibber the statuary, father to Cibber the player, by Christian Richter 
 Dr. Tillotson, by Charles Beale 
 
 Miniatures of Boncourt, the celebrated French actor, and of Mrs. Clive, by 
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 Lady Ann Watson, daughter of Thomas Earl of Strafford, by S. Cooper 
 Susan Armine, Lady Bellasis, mistress of James II., by S. Cooper, unfinished 
 Ben Jonson, the poet, in oil colours, 1604 
 A Friar and a Lady at her Toilet, by Clinksted 
 A Woman hiding her Lover from her Blind Husband, by ditto 
 Pomona, a very highly finished miniature, by ditto 
 
 A miniature Portrait of the Countess of Buckingham, mother of George 
 Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, in mourning 
 Anne Maria Brudenel, Countess of Shrewsbury 
 Lady Newburgh, Lord Lansdowne’s Myra, in widow’s weeds 
 Mary, Princess of Orange, in a black hood, very highly finished , J. Hoskins 
 A miniature Portrait of Congreve, the poet 
 John Kneller, brother of Sir Godfrey, by G. Vertue 
 A Portrait of Thomas, Earl of Arundel, in oil 
 
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 A Portrait of a Boy, in oil, in or-molu frame 
 Ditto of Mary Lepel, Lady Harvey, by Miss Reade 
 A miniature of a Lady, in the time of Elizabeth, by Hilliard 
 A ditto, by ditto 
 
 A ditto of Spencer Compton, Earl of Northampton, in the time of Charles I. 
 A miniature Portrait of Lady Ann Darner, a, most exquisite enamel , by 
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 A miniature of a Lady in a black dress, with white hood 
 A ditto of Mrs. Scott, wife of the painter, by Deacon 
 Zeeman, the painter, by his father 
 
 Robert Cecil, second son of James, the third Earl of Salisbury 
 A Bishop of Antwerp, a miniature Portrait, after Vandyck, by Charles 
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 Gilbert Burnet, Bishop of Salisbury, by Mrs. Rose 
 Lady Arabella Stuart, when young, by Hilliard 
 A Lady in a black dress, Avith Death’s Head and mottos on the back 
 A Group of Birds, executed in feathers, by Werman Cany 
 A miniature of Mrs. Beale, the paintress, by herself 
 James, Earl of Waldegrave, Ambassador at Paris 
 
 Henry Howard, Earl of Northampton, copied from the original Portrait 
 at Greenwich, by Harding 
 A miniature of a Clergyman, by C. Beale 
 A ditto of a Lady in the time of Charles I., by S. Cooper 
 A ditto of Samuel Cooper, the miniature painter, by himself 
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 On MONDAY, the l6th Day of MAY, 1842, 
 
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 No. 19.—The Valuables in the Round Tower, the 
 Refectory, the Entrance and the Armoury. 
 
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 A model or an eagle, in terra cotta, by Lady Damer, in a glass case, on 
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 A mathematical instrument, of mahogany, bound with brass 
 A small iron chest, with lock and key 
 
 A square table, inlaid with ebony and ivory, on framed stand 
 The deal bookcase, in 3 divisions, with 3 trellis work folding doors, 6 shelves 
 inside, lock and key, 12 feet long, 1 foot 8 deep and 1 foot 10 high 
 A stout wainscot box, lock and key, and a deal ditto 
 
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 A Portrait of Oliver Cromwell's Mother , copied from the original picture at 
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 A drawing, Portrait of Horace Walpole, by Richardson, a drawing, copy 
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 An original drawing in pencil, Portrait of Christian VII., King of Den¬ 
 mark, a print, Portrait of the Czarina Catherine, and a curious print in 
 blue 
 
 A print, Portrait of the Right Hon. Gertrude Viscountess Villiers , and a 
 ditto, Portrait of Marguerite of Valois , Comtesse de Caylus 
 A collection of 14 interesting and valuable drawings, Portraits of various 
 members of Sir Robert Walpole’s Family, commencing with Sir Edward 
 Walpole, grandfather of Sir Robert, and Robert Walpole, his son, the 
 father of Sir Robert, and continuing the various branches of the family, „ / 
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 Five strained prints, Views of Houghton Hall, the Seat of Sir Robert 
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 A stove, with ornamented back, on feet 
 
 The range of circular shaped bookcases, fixed at the right of the 
 door, with 6 trellis folding doors under and 6 smaller ditto over, 12 feet 
 long, 4 feet 9 inches high and 1 foot 10 inches deep 
 
 A ditto, precisely similar , fixed between the windows 
 
 A ditto, at the left of the fire place, 11 feet long, 4 feet 9 inches high and 
 1 foot 10 inches deep 
 
 A ditto, of smaller dimensions , with 3 folding trellis doors under and 3 
 smaller ditto over, 6 feet long, 4 feet 9 inches high and 1 foot 10 inches 
 deep 
 
 Five small and curious specimens of Etruscan ware, a pilgrim’s bottle and a 
 piece of red ware 
 
 A small marble bust of Lord Clarendon, the collar and robe richly worked, 
 on a pedestal 
 
 A very fine bronze bust (small size) of Aurelius, on Sienna marble 
 pedestal 
 
 A pair of curious old Faenza essence bottles (imperfect), presenting 
 rare specimens of this valuable ware 
 
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 stone pedestal J /h~e.+ et^jnc- ^ 
 
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 30 inches high, on Gothic wood pedestal ,3ft-*. 
 
 ^ 32 The celebrated large blue and white ORIENTAL CHINA CISTERN, on 
 Gothic carved pedestal, in icliich Horace Walpole’s cat was drowned , this 
 gave occasion to Mr. Gray , the poet , to write his beautiful Ode , beginning ^ AY£ 4 ^ 
 thus :— 
 
 ’Twas on this lofty vase’s side, 
 
 Where China’s gayest art has dyed 
 The azure flowers that blow; 
 
 Demurest of the tabby kind, 
 
 The pensive Selima reclined 
 Gazed on the like below. 
 
 33 A BEAUTIFUL BAS RELIEF, IN MARBLE, inscribed DlA HeLIONORA 3^-,^ 
 
 It is a Portrait of Eleonora D’Este, with whom Tasso was in love, and was the cause 
 of his misfortunes. Sent from Italy by Sir William Hamilton. 
 
 34 A bas relief, in terra cotta, the Assumption of the Virgin, excellent in eflect 
 
 35 A fine antique Greek marble vase, most exquisitely sculptured in high 
 
 relief, on a marble pedestal, with Greek inscription, 63 inches high. It ^ 
 was bought at the sale of Chase Price , Esq., in 1778 fi. 
 
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 36 A fine old oak panel, ricldy carved with the arms of Henry VII. 
 
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 The chimney piece, finely carved in wood, of Gothic design, 3 arches spring¬ 
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 A fine Etruscan vase, with 
 bracket 
 
 Two Oriental blue and gold China long neck bottles and the two '/j 
 brackets 
 
 A very fine bureau of the old black and gold Japan, enclosing 
 drawers and letter holes, with 3 drawers under, on a framed stand 
 A magnificent or-molu 14 -day CLOCK, of large size, by Julien le Roy, 
 with finely formed bronze figure of a Female reading , the pedestal very 
 richly mounted with scroll work, in or-molu 
 A curious old vase, of the rare Raphael or Faenza ware , the subject represent¬ 
 ing the Battle of the Centaurs and the Lapeti 
 A pair of white old China beakers, 15 inches high 
 Two antique Etruscan vases 
 
 A TRULY SPLENDID TABLE, in the GOTHIC STYLE, the top 
 of Sicilian jasper, of the rarest kind , on a black frame, with 8 twisted 
 legs, the top 6 feet long and 3 feet wide. The table was designed by 
 Mr. Bentley, and is perfectly unique 
 
 A pair of beakers of the old grey porcelaine or cracklin China, with 
 handles and border, curiously worked, 15 inches high 
 A matchless old royal Sevres China bowl, exquisitely painted with 
 Bouquets of Flowers, blue border of large size 
 A singularly curious and beautiful HUNTING HOR 4, finely enamelled 
 on one side, in colours, representing Allegorical Figures, on the other 
 in Chiaro Scuro, with the history of St. Hubert. It is of the rare 
 Limoges enamel and perfectly unique. It is undoubtedly one of the most 
 remarkable gems of this rare collection , and has been highly prized by the 
 connoisseur 
 
 Two MOST BEAUTIFULLY carved chairs, ebonized , the backs of the true 
 Gothic order, very elaborately and delicately carved, black frames and 
 seats of embossed work 
 
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 These chairs were thejoint design of Mr. Bentley and Mr. Walpole, and are perfectly 
 unique. 
 
 A fine old white China bottle for water , mounted in or-molu, with chain 
 for the stopper, on a square mahogany pedestal, together 4 feet 7 inches 
 in height 
 
 It was purchased at Mr. Bateman’s sale, in the year 1775. 
 
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 BEAKERS, richly decorated with leaves and flowers, on gilt stands 
 together 42 inches high 
 
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 A pair of ice pails, of the old Chelsea China, of elegant form, and deli¬ 
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 A splendid solid ebony table, most elaborately and boldly carved, 
 the top of solid ebony, with frame work, richly decorated, and lower bor- , - y 
 
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 A pair of large size and finely carved chairs, ebonized , with 
 twisted legs and rails, of the Elizabethan period, the seats of needlework 
 A pair of ditto, en suite , with cane seats 
 A brilliant Vauxhall plate PIER GLASS, of the largest size of 
 that manufacture, in a gothic frame of black and gold, designed by 
 Horace Walpole, enclosed at the top is the Portrait of George Walpole, 
 third Earl of Orford, with his arms, copied by Eckardt from a miniature 
 by Liotard, the size of the glass is 50 inches by 29 A ‘f- ^ 
 
 The corresponding PIER GLASS, enclosed in this frame at the top is a 
 Portrait of George Cholmondeley, Viscount Malpas, eldest son of George, 
 
 Earl of Cholmondeley and of Mary, second daughter of Sir Robert ^ 
 
 Walpole, an original painting by Eckardt 
 A folding fire screen, embroidered with knotting on velvet, centre medallions, 
 with flowers and leaves 
 
 A handsome folding five-leaf room SCREEN, richly painted with Birds 
 
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 THE ARMOURY. 
 
 A suit of armour, consisting of back plate, breast plate, helmet and . 
 sword, of the time of Oliver Cromwell 
 
 A beautiful Persian shield, made of a Rhinoceros’ hide, tanned and ena- • 
 
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 A suit of armour, consisting of back plate, breast plate, helmet and 
 sword, of the time of Oliver Cromwell 
 An Oriental shield , beautifully japanned and bosses in the front 
 
 Two curious old halberts, from the old house at Houghton ^ ft*- 
 
 A suit of armour, consisting of back plate, breast plate, helmet and 
 sword, of the time of Oliver Cromwell 
 A trophy of Indian arms, consisting of bows, arrows, spears, &c., grouped 
 together 
 
 Two curious old guns and a pistol, carved and inlaid with ivory 
 An Indian cimeter and dagger, mounted with silver. A present from 
 Morton Pitt to Horace Walpole 
 
 A very fine Venetian morion, richly engraved and 5 small pieces of armour f ^ 
 
 A suite OF armour, consisting of back plate, breast plate, helmet and 
 sword, of the time of Oliver Cromwell 
 
 A Persian sword , with fine Damascus blade , the hilt beautifully inlaid with 
 gold, in a velvet scabbard 
 
 A Persian lance of ebony , inlaid with silver , and 2 other Persian lances 
 The truly gorgeous ARMOUR of FRANCIS I., KING OF 
 FRANCE, complete to the hnees. It is of steel, inlaid with gold, and en¬ 
 riched with bas reliefs of Battles and Hunting subjects, in the finest taste, 
 most elaborate in design, and endless in workmanship; this undoubted 
 work of Benvenuto Cellini, which has so long adorned the gallery of 
 Strawberry Hill, may be pronounced matchless, and presents a noble 
 picture of the grandeur of the days of tournament, as well as an imperish¬ 
 able monument of the power of this renowned artist 
 
 This splendid suit of armour came from the collection of the celebrated Monsieur 
 de Crozet. Mr. Walpole purchased it at his sale in 1772. 
 
 A MAGNIFICENT STEEL SHIELD, of the finest CINQUE CENTO WORK, inlaid 
 with gold and silver, the Figures in bold relief, representing the story of 
 Quintus Curtius leaping into the Roman Gulf and equally beautiful 
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 6 . is i 8 () ^ beautiful Italian steel mace, of exquisite workmanship, inlaid with gold, 
 
 from the collection of M. Julienne A (c^L ^ 
 
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 /* A3 - c 82 ^ pair of Persian spears, with black handles 
 
 . • 8.3 Avery curious oldcouvrefeu and a warming pan, of the time of Charles II. 
 
 From the collection of Mr. Gosling, of Canterbury. j ^/C'T™ 
 
 J <4 - <j 84 A curious carving in wood, Portrait of Henry III., from Barnwell Church, 
 in Northamptonshire, and 2 models in terra cotta, by Mrs. Darner, of Isis 
 and the head of Lord Nelson u L fTr* ^>4- - 
 
 V' C/ • <3 85 A very curious ancient Faenza dish , in a frame, the subject of Jupiter in the 
 centre 
 
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 the Head of Perseus on the outside, and on the inside a very spirited 
 Battle Piece in gold. A present from Sir William Hamilton / )cm 
 
 < '(>• <1 87 A ditto with the Head of Medusa on the outside, and a Battle on the inside, 
 also by Polidore 
 
 These two beautiful shields came out of the collection of the celebrated Commendatore 
 Vittoria, at Naples. 
 
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 and a ditto with Figures, in fine taste, by Briot 
 
 Francois Briot, pupil of Cellini and an admirable sculptor of the period of 
 Henri II. was much employed by that monarch in designing and executing cups, 
 ewers, &c. 
 
 , /c'- <e 89 A very curious pair of antique Italian bellows, most elaborately carved 
 in the style of Michael Angelo 
 
 £ 90 A long arm gauntlet, a pair of Spanish stirrups, a bronze tripod and a 
 quiver for arrows 
 
 7 -A- a- 91 An old English lock and key, curiously wrought with a crown, in the 
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 93 A Roman urn or Ossuarium, with bas relief, a sacrifice, and tripod, beauti¬ 
 
 fully sculptured 
 
 94 A ditto, extremely curious, being in two compartments, sculptured with a 
 
 border of Flowers 
 
 95 Three very curious marble Egyptian canopuses 
 
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 A battle axe of steel, richly inlaid and mounted with silver 
 An old English steel battle axe and the head of a spear 
 Three very curious Malay creeses, with carved handles 
 An uncommonly long Indian spear, and a Persian spear with japanned 
 handle 
 
 An Indian paddle most elaborately carved, and 4 Indian spears 
 Five pair of very curious horns 
 
 A very rare and curious Indian double sword, and another sword 
 A curious old English gun, and a pistol 
 
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Hag’s ^ale 
 
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 THE VALUABLE CONTENTS OF STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 On TUESDAY, the 17tii Day of MAY, 1842 , 
 
 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
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 No. 20.—The interesting Pictures of the Library, 
 Holbein Chamber, and Great North Bed Chamber. 
 
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 A Portrait of Sir Robert Walpole when a Boy, in crayons 
 
 > / . / 3 A miniature of Henry Duke of Richmond, natural son of Henry VIII., 
 
 in his shirt and night cap, which is embroidered with black, a fine , , 
 
 specimen of the early time of this art d>b-& 'f '*~*U*. 
 
 A ditto of Charles Howard , Earl of Nottingham , Lord High Admiral, 
 
 highly finished, with gold chain, by Isaac Oliver 
 
 A ditto of Sir Francis Drake , a beautiful specimen of the art, forming 
 
 a companion to the preceding, by Hilliard 
 
 > . / . (i A ditto of Elizabeth , Queen of Bohemia , daughter of James I., by 
 
 Isaac Oliver 
 
 /•/ /\f . I 1 A ditto of Count Gondomar , finely painted in oil 
 
 A miniature of Mary , sole daughter and heiress of Thomas, the Lord 
 General Fairfax, and the wife of George Villiers, the second 
 Duke of Buckingham, by Samuel Cooper 
 
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 Northampton, and wife of Sir Edward Nicholas, Secretary of ^ 
 
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 of Sir Erasmus Philips, of Picton Castle, in Pembrokeshire, 
 grandmother of Catherine, Lady Walpole, whom she educated rfL 
 
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 O 16 A ditto oblong shape of Francis Seymour Conway, Earl of v s 
 
 Hertford, and Knight of the Garter, by Astley, after Li^tord -A- 
 
 . 17 A ditto of Lady Isabella Fitzroy, youngest daughter of Charles, 
 
 second Duke of Grafton, and wife of Francis Earl of Hertford, by 
 
 Eckardt 
 
 18 A ditto of Henry Seymour Conway, only brother of Lord 
 
 Hertford (in a court suit), by Eckardt 
 
 19 A ditto oval shape of Charlotte, second daughter of John Shorter, 
 of Bybrook, in Kent, and third wife of Francis, Lord Conway, 
 
 (in yellow) 
 
 20 A ditto , oblong shape, of Thomas Shorter, second son of Sir 
 
 John Shorter (in brown) 
 
 C 21 A ditto of John Shorter, Esq., of Bybrook, in Kent, eldest son of 
 Sir John Shorter (in red) 
 
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 and brother of the following 
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 John Shorter, of Bybrook, and first wife of Sir Robert Walpole, 
 
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 3 ' &-a 24 A small Portrait of Sir Edward Walpole, Knight of the Bath, ^ f 
 
 the grandfather of Sir Robert ' 
 
 SL, ■ £■ • £> 25 A singularly curious and valuable old picture , on panel , representing 
 
 the Marriage of Henry VI. Avith Margaret of Anjou, 
 painted with considerable power and expression, size 37 inches 
 high, by 34 inches wide 
 
 This truly extraordinary picture, as a specimen of the fine arts of the 15th fc- 
 century, may be pronounced unique, it is in fine preservation. 
 
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 Cf • . & 26 Christ Crowned with Thorns , a highly finished and beautiful cabinet 
 
 gem, replete with interest, possessing all the power and effect of 
 the great Italian school, the colours rich, the drawing, the Figures, 
 and finish of the countenances singularly beautiful Joannes Malbodius 
 
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 Purchased at Monsieur Hareng’s sale, 1764. ^ 4 **- 
 
 ^ ^ , / 27 An ancient painting of the Emperor Maximilian, and his son, Philip 
 
 the Fair.— Vide Montfaucon’s Antiquities of France // J 
 
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 From the collection of Mr. Brian Fairfax. 
 
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 Copied Ly Yertue from the original at Walbeck. 
 
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 A beautiful specimen by the celebrated blacksmith of Antwerp, possessing 
 much of his singular power and effect, from Sir Robert AValpole’s col¬ 
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 the Protector, whose Portrait she holds in her hand, a present to 
 
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 An interesting series of 34 Portraits of remarkable personages of 
 the Court of Henry VIII. , they are tracings on oil paper by 
 Vertue and Muntz from the original drawings by Holbein in the 
 royal collection at Buckingham House, they are in black and gold 
 frames, with plate glass, and the name of each is written at the 
 back 
 
 A pair of beautiful Limoges enamels, by Laudin, miniatures of 
 Henry, King of Navarre and his wife, Queen Margaret, the 
 authoress of the celebrated tales, in circular frames of ebony 
 A Portrait of Queen Elizabeth, Avhen a girl, beautifully painted, by 
 
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 A very curious and valuable historical picture , representing Frances 
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 Stoke, her second husband, by Lucas de Heere 
 
 This picture is painted with considerable effect, and is accounted a fine 
 instance of the early English school, it is highly finished and in excellent 
 preservation. It was in the collection of the Earl of Oxford, and has 
 been engraved by Yertue. Vide Anecdotes of Painting in England. 
 
 Philip and Mary, at whole length, with two favourite Dogs, an 
 interesting scene and a remarkably fine water colour drawing, 
 representing with surprising effect the Interior of the Royal 
 Chamber, a beautiful specimen of the art, by Vertue 
 
 It is taken from the celebrated picture by Sir Antonio More, at the Duke 
 of Bedford’s, Woburn Abbey. 
 
 A small Portrait of Anthony King of Navarre, father of Henry IV., 
 
 King of France, beautifully finished, equal to a fine miniature Janet 
 
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 A most extraordinary and highly finished carving in stone, representing 
 a Single Combat before the Emperor Maximilian , a curious instance 
 of the versatile talents of this admirable artist, which can only be 
 equalled by the well known specimen in the British Museum; it 
 is most spirited in execution, perfect in design, and finished equally 
 with the finest chasing of the incomparable Benvenuto Cellini 
 
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 A miniature Portrait, in oil, of a Man, by Holbein 
 
 The two folloicing were purchased at Sir W. Hamilton’s sale , 1761. 
 
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 A small Portrait in oil, of Philip Melancthon, finely finished, of circular 
 
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 A ditto of Frobenius , the printer to Erasmus , the companion Holbein 
 A ditto of a Man’s Head, with a black beard, and a cloak trimmed 
 
 with fur, a beautiful cabinet picture Holbein 
 
 A Portrait of Margaret Queen of Scots , daughter of Henry VII ., and 
 a ditto of Lady Jane Grey , copied by Yertue from the original 
 pictures at Hampton Court 
 
 A Portrait of Henry VIII., at the latter part of his life, a very 
 extraordinary and beautiful work of art, a carving in boxwood , 
 executed with surprising power and effect , by Holbein 
 
 A pair of small circular Portraits of Anne Boleyn and Holbein, 
 copied by Eckardt from the original pictures by Holbein 
 A Portrait of Charlotte , daughter of Francis who died at five 
 
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 From Sir Luke Schaub’s collection. 
 
 Two drawings, by Yertue, Portraits of Henry V and Henry Lard y 
 Darnley , King of Scots , from the original at St. James 
 
 Two ditto, Portraits of Lord Keeper Bacon , and Leonora , Queen of 
 Portugal 
 
 Henry VIII., a Portrait, sculptured in stone. A truly splendid 
 specimen of art, it is most minute in execution, the countenance 
 and dress displayed with the utmost exactness, in bold relief, it is a 
 perfect gem, by Holbein 
 
 Purchased at the auction of Lady Elizabeth Germaine’s property, in 1707, it 
 at one time adorned the Arundelian collection. 
 
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 A Portrait of a Young Man, in the time of Henry VIII., holding 
 his Glove in his hand, in a black dress and cap, highly finished Holbein 
 
 
 From the collection of H. Constantine Jennings, Esq., of Shiplake. 
 
 The Triumph of Riches, from the original of Holbein, in the 
 Steel Yard. It represents Henry VIII., in the character of 
 Craesus, and his Queen, Anne Boleyn, following the Car, 
 by Frederick Zucchero 
 
 The Triumph of Poverty, the companion, Frederick Zucchero 
 
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 These drawings are invaluable, the originals being lost, they were purchased 
 from Buckingham House, when Sir Charles Sheffield sold it to King 
 George III. Vide description of these drawings in the Anecdotes of 
 Painting in England. 
 
 A small Portrait of Arthur Prince of Wales 
 
 A drawing by Edwards, and 2 other small Portraits of John, the first 
 Duke of Norfolk, and his wife, also by Edwards 
 
 Copies from Holbein’s pictures. 
 
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 A ditto of Richard III., a coloured drawing, and a ditto of Margaret 
 
 Roper, daughter of Sir Thomas More, both by Vertue 
 
 A drawing with Portraits of James V, King of Scotland , and his 
 Queen , Mary of Lorraine , from the original picture at Hardwick, 
 by Vertue 
 
 A Portrait of a Man with a red beard, in a black dress Holbein 
 
 A ditto of Claude de Clermont, Sieur de Dampier, by Janet 
 
 The Head of Sir Thomas Wyatt, the younger, beheaded in the reign 
 of Queen Mary, copied from the original in the possession of Lord 
 Romney , by Milborne 
 
 A curious and original Portrait, on panel, of Mary Queen of Scots , 
 on the ruff are the arms of France and England quartered 
 A large drawing of a magnificent Chimney Piece , a splendid design, the 
 detail of which is most elaborately and minutely drawn and intended 
 for one of the palaces of King Henry VIII., by Holbein 
 
 From the collection of Jonathan Richardson. 
 
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 A Portrait of a Wrung Lady, Costanza Fregosa, its companion Holbein 
 
 The above two pictures are from the palace of the Prince of Monarco, and 
 were presents to Horace Walpole, from his great nephew George, Earl of 
 Cholmondeley. 
 
 Henry Due de Longueville , a drawing in crayons , and Sir John God- 
 
 salve, Knight of the Carpet , from the pictures by Holbein 
 
 An architectural drawing, very spirited, by Holbein 
 
 A Man’s Head, and a Man in a Masquerade Habit, both original 
 
 drawings, by Holbein 
 
 A Portrait of Sir Thomas Wyatt, a drawing by Vertue 
 
 A very curious original Portrait of Louis XI., with his Prayer Book, 
 illuminated, in the shape of a heart, in the back ground is a beau¬ 
 tiful Landscape, with the Church of our Lady of Clary Quintin Matsys 
 A beautiful original drawing of a Clock , designed for Sir Anthony 
 
 Denny, as a new year’s gift to Henry VIII., by Holbein 
 
 Purchased at the sale of Monsieur Mariette. 
 
 A drawing of a Romish Episcopal Saint, whole length, by Holbein 
 
 A Portrait of Philip of Austria, son of the Emperor Maximilian, in 
 the style of Holbein 
 
 Vide Montfaucon’s Antiquities of France. 
 
 A highly interesting and beautiful historical picture, containing Por¬ 
 traits of Prince Arthur , Prince Henry , and the Princess Margaret , 
 the children of Henry VII., a highly finished and valuable painting, 
 the countenances of the children are very expressive, and powerful 
 in effect, by Mabeuse 
 
 From the collection of Richard Cosway, Esq. 
 
 A Portrait of Johanna Lady Abergavenny , an elaborately finished 
 and curious picture. A present from Miss Beauclerc , the Maid of 
 Honour 
 
 Vide Royal and Noble Authors. 
 
 A Portrait of Radcliffe Earl of Suffolk, on panel 
 
 A Portrait of the Duchess of Suffolk, on panel, by Holbein 
 
 Edward VI. and one of his Sisters , a most interesting and valuable 
 picture, painted with vast effect 
 
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 80 A Portrait of Catherine , eldest daughter of Sir Robert Walpole , and 
 
 sister to Horace Walpole 
 2 l * /C . £ 81 The Interior of King’s College Chapel, Cambridge, painted with 
 
 wonderful power and effect, presenting a splendid original picture, 
 
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 This unquestionable picture is thus mentioned in Pillangton’s Dictionary of 
 Painters, “During the residence of this artist in England, he painted a per¬ 
 spective’view of King’s College Chapel, Cambridge, which is at Strawberry 
 
 Hill.” 
 
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 and his two Children, a very pleasing and spirited group, 1736, by ’ <■>/-- 
 
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 83 A Portrait of James Earl of Waldegrave , in a red dress, richly 
 
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 84 A ditto of a Countess of Waldegrave , by Sm Joshua Reynolds 
 
 85 A ditto of a Lady of the Waldegrave family 
 
 
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 A splendid old picture representing HENRY VIII. AND MIS 
 CHILDREN, an early painting of vast merit, the name of the 
 artist unknown. The Figures are admirably drawn, and the Por¬ 
 traits are of singular interest, from their expressive character. 
 The Turkey carpet and marble pavement are displayed with the 
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 On the frame is the following inscription , in early characters 
 
 A face of mucbe nobillitye lie in a litle roome, 
 
 Pour States with theyr conditions heare—shadowed in 
 A showe, a Father more than valyant, a rare and vertuous Soon, 
 
 A zealus Daughter, in her kynd, what els the world doth knowe, 
 
 And last of all a Vyrgin Queen to England’s joy we see, 
 
 Successyvely to hold the right and virtues of the three. 
 
 This picture was purchased from the collection of James West, Esq., in 1773. 
 
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 V C./S^o87 A fine whole length Portrait of Margaret Smith, wife of Thomas 
 
 Car ye, Groom of the Bed-chamber to Charles L, an undoubted 
 
 picture, and possessing all the astonishing power of this incompa- , 
 
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 From the Wharton collection, and afterwards in that of Sir Robert Walpole. ^ 
 
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 A ditto of Philip Herbert, Earl of Pembroke and Mont¬ 
 gomery, with the rod of office of Lord Chamberlain, in the back 
 ground is a View of Old AVilton House; this picture forms an / 
 
 admirable companion to the preceding Mytens 
 
 A splendid Portrait of Kino Henry VII., on panel 
 
 This picture is considered incomparable from its truth to nature, ex¬ 
 pression, and chiaro scuro—the character and thought in the countenance, 
 and its exact conformity with the bust, by Torreggiano, in the Star- 
 chamber, make it unquestionably a Portrait for which the king’ sat; and 
 yet the knowledge of light and shade, not possessed even by Holbein, 
 makes it probable that it was retouched by Rubens, of whose colouring 
 it is worthy and whose style it resembles.— Vide Catalogue of Straw¬ 
 berry Hill. 
 
 A half length Portrait of a Grand Master of Malta 
 A half length Portrait of a Spanish Grandee 
 
 A Portrait of BIANCA CAPELLA, a finely painted picture, 
 but the hands remain in an unfinished state V 
 
 Her story is thus written on a cartouche part of the frame:—Bianca 
 Capella, a Venetian lady, who having disobliged her family by marrying 
 a Florentine banker, was reduced to maintain him by washing linen; 
 
 Francis the Great Duke saw, fell in love with, and made her his mistress, 
 and her husband his minister; but the latter, after numberless tyranies, 
 for which she obtained his pardon, and after repeated ill usage of her, for 
 which she pardoned him, having murdered a man, and being again 
 protected by her, the Great Duke told her, that though he would remit 
 her husband’s punishment, he would pardon whoever should kill him. 
 
 The relatives of the deceased murdered the assassin, and Francis married 
 his widow Bianca, who was poisoned with him at a banquet by Cardinal 
 Ferdinand, afterwards called the Great, brother and successor of Duke 
 Francis. Montaigne, in his travels, gives a description of Bianca, which 
 corresponds much with this Portrait: “ Cette Duchess est belle a 
 
 Fopinion Italienne, un visage agreable et imperieux, le corsage gros, et 
 de tetin a leur souhait. Vide Catalogue of Strawberry Hill. 
 
 This Picture was purchased from the Vitelli Palace at Florence, by Sir 
 Horace Mann, and sent to Mr. Walpole. For a further interesting ac¬ 
 count of this Lady and of the picture, see Lord Orford’s correspon¬ 
 dence with Sir Horace Mann. 
 
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 A half length Portrait of Elizabeth Butler, Countess of 1 a t ' 
 
 Chesterfield, a splendid original picture, by Sir Peter Lily </- fn . ^ ^ *- 
 
 Brought from her house at Breadby. 
 
 The original Portrait of Catherine of Braganza, sent from 
 Portugal previous to her marriage with Charles II., and from which 
 Faithorne, engraved his print, a present from Richard Bull , Esq. 
 
 A Portrait of Van Helmont , the chymist , copied by Muntz from the 
 
 fine original, by Sir Peter Lely, at the Earl of Hertford’s at J 
 
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 A Portrait of Lady Harriet Berkeley, sister-in-law and mistress of 
 
 Ford Lord Grey, in the reign of Charles II., by Sir Godfrey Kneller 
 Purchased at the sale of Lady Suffolk’s property. 
 
 A curious original Portrait with the arms and an inscription of Cols- 
 
 hill of Cornwall, with a Latin inscription on the frame Holbein 
 
 A magnificent Portrait of IS INON L’Enclos, oval, the countenance most 
 expressive, the colouring harmonious, and the effect of this Portrait 
 is truly charming 
 
 It is the only original Portrait of this celebrated beauty, and was presented 
 by her to the Countess of Sandwich, daughter of Wilmot Earl of Ro¬ 
 chester, and by her grandson John Earl of Sandwich, to Horace Walpole. 
 
 
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 Richard I., prisoner to the Archduke of Austria, a highly 
 
 finished and very interesting picture, by Mieris 
 
 The Presentation in the Temple, displaying all the power 
 
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 of light and shade so peculiar to this great master - Rem brandt 
 
 Note from the Catalogue of Strawberry Hill.—The above two pictures were 
 bought from a very old gentlewoman, for whose grandfather they had been 
 painted, and till then had never been taken out of their old black frames, 
 and are still in their pure and genuine state. 
 
 0 101 A fine Landscape, with Cattle, a most powerfully painted pic¬ 
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 ff, / /, 21 102 An oval Portrait of the Duchesse de la Valiere, mistress of 
 
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 Presented by the Duchess Dowager of Portland. 
 
 103 A ditto of Mademoiselle Hamilton, Comtesse de Grammont, / __ 
 
 the companion, by Eckardth. (. s 
 
 104 A View in Venice, very interesting, equal to Canaletto Marieski 
 
 105 A ditto, its companion Marieski 
 
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 A Portrait of Frances, daughter of Richard Jennings, Esq., the 
 Mademoiselle Jennings of Grammont, first married to George 
 Hamilton, and afterwards to Richard Talbot, Duke of Tyrconncl 
 
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 Copied from the original, at Lord Spencer’s. 
 
 A Portrait of Madame de Maintenon, a pleasing original picture 
 by this master Mignard 
 
 A ditto of Hortense Mancini, Duchess of Mazarin, a copy 
 from Carlo Maratti’s picture, at the Duke of St. Albans 
 
 
 
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 A splendid ORIGINAL PICTURE, introducing Portraits of Henry 
 VIII. and the Emperor , Charles V., both as young men, with 
 their officers in attendance. The countenances are most natu¬ 
 rally painted, the costume rich, and the back ground of the 
 picture very elaborate, rendering it most perfect in effect 
 
 It is a picture of considerable interest, and will no doubt be appreciated by 
 the Connoiseur. 
 
 A Portrait of Richard Wellborn , Master of Requests in the time of 
 Henry VIII. He was descended from a younger eon of Simon de 
 Montford, Earl of Leicester, on whose death, to secure himself, 
 he changed his name to Wellborn 
 A present from the Earl of Exeter. 
 
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 of the Horse to Henry VIII., in whose reign he was beheaded, 
 copied by Milbourn, from the original by Holbein, at Biddington, 
 in Surrey 
 
 4 Portrait of Oyilby , the poet , in a richly carved and elegant frame 
 113\jA Portrait of Sir John Perrott , Lord Deputy of Ireland, in the 
 time of Queen Elizabeth, in black and white chalk, froin the origi¬ 
 nal picture at Sir Herbert Perrot Packington’s , by Chambers 
 
 The original sketch of THE BEGGAR’S OPERA, representing 
 Walker, as Macheath; Miss Fenton, afterwards Duchess of Bolton, 
 as Polly; Hippisley, as Peach’em; Hall, as Lockit; on one side in 
 a box are Sir Thomas Robinson, very tall and lean, and Sir 
 Robert Fagg, a famous Horse racer, fat, with short grey hair, by Hogarth 
 This highly interesting and curious picture was purchased at the sale of 
 John Rich, the celebrated Harlequin and Master of the Theatres in 
 Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields and Covent Garden, for whom the picture was pain¬ 
 ted—it is in its pure and genuine state, and presents one of the most re¬ 
 markable efforts of this original master. 
 
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 Rehearsal of an Opera, with caricatures of the principal 
 performers, Nicolini stands in front, Mrs. Toft is at the harpsichord, 
 Margarita is sitting in black, and the gentleman in blue, with a 
 patch on one eye, standing next her is Sir Robert Rich, father of 
 Elizabeth Lady Lyttelton ; the Landscape in this picture is by 
 Marco Ricci. Purchased at the sale of the property of John Duke 
 of Argyle , who bought it at that of Charles Stanhope , Esq. , by 
 
 Sebastian Ricci 
 
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 116 A Portrait in profile of Robert Vere, Earl of Oxford and 
 
 Duke of Ireland, favourite of Richard II. 
 
 From Mr. Scott’s collection. 
 
 117 A small whole length Portrait of Mary Duchess of Richmond, 
 
 daughter of George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham 
 From the beautiful picture by Yandyck. 
 
 118 A Portrait of Fiamingo, the celebrated sculptor, holding in his hand 
 
 an ivory group of Boys 
 
 119 A very beautiful Portrait of Henrietta, Duchess of Orleans, daughter 
 
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 120 An original coloured drawing, from the tragedy of The Mysterious 
 
 Mother, act 4, scene the last, by Richard TV estall 
 
 121 A drawing of a Concert, by Captain Laroon 
 
 122 A View of Windsor Castle, by Lady Diana Spencer, Duchess of 
 
 Bedford, April 11,1723, and a view of the Cathedral at Gloucester, 
 by Samuel Lyson, Esq., in 1785 
 
 123 An Owl in cut paper, by Bermingham, and a print of M. leDuc de 
 
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 On WEDNESDAY, the 18th Day of MAY, 1842, 
 
 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
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 No. 21.—Pictures and Portraits, in Old Carved 
 
 Frames. 
 
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 1 Six curious and interesting sketches, drawn at Venice, Portraits of 
 
 the Earl of Lincoln, Horace Walpole, John Chute, Joseph Spence, } 
 
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 2 Two drawings and 2 prints, Scenes from the Castle of Otranto /J>Wcs 
 
 3 A curious drawing, Group of Heads, sketch for the story of Diana 
 
 and Calisto, by Rosalba C 
 
 4 A Portrait of Henrietta Hobart, Countess of Suffolk, sitting, 
 
 with a View of her Residence at Marble Hill, Twickenham, this 
 
 Lady was the favourite of George II., by jERVApP \ ; 
 
 It was formerly in the collection of Mr. Pope. Lady Suffolk purchased it 
 at Mrs. Martha Blount’s sale, and presented it to Air. Walpole (engraved). 
 
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 A sketch for the Head of Britannia, in the great equestrian picture of King- 
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 7 A Portrait of Milton 
 
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 A half length Portrait of a Lady, in his best style Sir Peter Lely 
 
 A Portrait of Enoch Zeeman, the painter, in Iris original Presby¬ 
 terian habit, and his Daughter, as a boy, by himself Enoch Zeeman 
 A half length Portrait of a Lady, companion to lot 9 Sir Peter Lely 
 A valuable Portrait of Henry VIII., the dress elaborately worked 
 to represent embroidery, a remarkably fine and undoubted picture 
 by this extraordinary master Holbein 
 
 A Portrait of the celebrated Mrs. Clive, the actress, with a music 
 book, a clever original picture. A present from her brother , Mr. 
 
 James Raftor J. Davison 
 
 A Portrait of Pearce, Senior, the sculptor, by Fuller 
 
 From Yertue’s collection. 
 
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 in his Peers’ robes with coronet 
 19 A group of Children, a remarkably clever old picture 
 2 / ' Zf • 2 . 20 The Interior of a Cathedral, a splendid composition, a high class 
 
 Flemish picture, on panel, a legacy to Horace Walpole from Dr. 
 
 Meyrick , of Isleworth STEINWICK 
 
 /. // * / 21 A View of a Mansion on the Banks of the Thames and a Landscape 
 
 with Figures, on paper Marlow ' l *-- 2 c -j > 
 
 22 Two curious prints, fac similes of Magna Charta and of the Death - f / - 
 
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 picture of this accomplished artist, by 
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 A HIGHLY INTERESTING AND CURIOUS HISTORICAL PICTURE OF 
 
 HENRY V. AND HIS FAMILY, from Tart Hall, West¬ 
 minster. It presents to the connoisseur a remarkable instance of 
 the fine arts at an early period. This picture was much esteemed 
 by the late president of the Royal Academy 
 
 For a full description of it, see the first vol. of The Anecdotes of Painting- 
 in England. It was purchased at the sale of James West, Esq., P.R.A., 
 1773, by Horace Walpole. 
 
 A valuable historical picture of HENRY VIII. AND 
 CHARLES V., behind Charles V. are two Figures, probably 
 designed for his grandfather and father, the Emperor Maxi- 
 milian and Philip, a very elaborate painting, replete with 
 interest 
 
 Also from the collection of James West, Esq., P.R.A. 
 
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 A three-quarter length Portrait of Sir Robert Walpole, afterwards 
 
 Earl OF Orford, Knight of the Garter and Prime Minister of this rt- 
 
 Country 
 
 A ditto of Catherine, eldest daughter of John Shorter, of Bybrook, 
 in Kent, first wife of Sir Robert Walpole, in white, copied from 
 Sir Godfrey Kneller’s Picture, by Jarvis 
 
 A ditto of Maria Skerret, in blue, and in the dress of a Shepherdess, 
 
 second wife of Sir Robert Walpole, by Jarvis 
 
 A ditto of Robert Walpole, second Earl of Orford , Auditor of the 
 Exchequer, Master of the Fox Hounds, and Knight of the Bath, 
 eldest son of Sir Robert Walpole by his first wife, in a red velvet 
 dress, by Richardson 
 
 A ditto of Margaret, only child of Samuel Rolle, of Heynton, in 
 Devonshire, the wife of Robert, second Earl of Orford, and mother 
 of George the third Earl, in a white riding habit with a stick, by Jarvis 
 A ditto of Sir Edward Walpole, second son of Sir Robert 
 Walpole and Catherine Shorter, Knight of the Bath and Clerk of 
 the Pells, in the robes of the Bath, splendidly painted, by Slaughter 
 
 
 
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 A three-quarter length Portrait of Horace Walpole, afterwards 
 Earl of Orford, third son of Sir Robert Walpole and Catherine 
 Shorter, in a rich blue dress, by Richardson 
 
 The nobleman whose enlightened mind projected and formed the matchless 
 collection of all that is rare and valuable at Strawberry Hill. 
 
 This Portrait it is fervently hoped will be purchased to adorn the National 
 Gallery. 
 
 
 
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 A highly interesting and valuable ■picture , with Portraits of the Ladies 
 Laura, Maria, and Horatia Waldegrave, daughters of James, 
 second Earl of Waldegrave, and Maria Walpole, after¬ 
 wards Duchess of Gloucester, 1781 Sir Joshua Reynolds 
 
 This pleasing composition is treated in the happiest style, the countenances 
 of the ladies are beautifully expressive, the dresses in the best taste, and 
 the articles of furniture most perfectly represented. It is a gem of the 
 highest order. 
 
 Zo • £> 36 A ivhole length Portrait (but which is turned in) 
 
 Osborn, daughter of the first Duke of Leeds, 
 
 ^ Thomas Coke, of Holkam, by whom she was 
 
 Thomas Coke, Lord Lovel and Earl of Leicester; and, secondly, 
 to Horatio Walpole, second son of Sir Edward Walpole, and uncle 
 of Sir Robert, in a rich blue dress, with drapery, by 
 
 Sir Godfrey Kneller 
 
 A ditto of Dorothy, sister of Sir Robert Walpole, and second wife 
 of Charles, Lord Viscount Townsend, K.G. and Secretary of State, 
 in a Turkish habit, richly painted, by Jarvis'* 4 * 
 
 A half length Portrait of Mary Lady Malpas, second daughter of 
 Sir Robert Walpole and Catherine Shorter, married to George 
 Lord Malpas, afterwards Earl of Cholmondeley, by Eckardt 
 
 A ditto of Lady Maria Walpole, only child of Sir Robert and 
 
 Maria Skerret, and wife of Charles Churchill, only son of General v 
 
 Churchill Eckardt 
 
 She is represented in a veil, with a music book before her, a very charming 
 picture. 
 
 A Portrait of Lord Radstock 
 A ditto of Lady Radstock and infant 
 
 A pair of Portraits of Sir Horace Mann , resident at Florence, he is 
 dressed in red velvet, the colouring excellent, also his brother, 
 
 Galfridus Mann , in brown, both painted at Florence, by Astley 
 
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 A CONVERSATION, a highly interesting and valuable picture. 
 
 Richard, the second Lord Edgcumbe is seen drawing at a table, in 
 the Library at Strawberry Hill, George James Williams is looking 
 over him, and George Augustus Selwyn stands on the other side, 
 v itli a book in his hand. These gentlemen were the intimate 
 fi iends of Horace A alpole, and with him formed the well-known 
 Committee of Taste; they were his invariable guests at Christmas 
 and Easter, at Strawberry Hill. The picture is painted in the 
 happiest style of this excellent master, and is finished with the 
 gieatest power and eflect Sir Joshua Reynolds ( 
 
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 DOORS OF A SHRINE, in the ABBEY OF St. 
 EDML A SBUR1 ; they represent Henry Beaufort, Cardinal of 
 A inchester, and John Kemp, Archbishop of Canterbury ; on one 
 of the sides is Humphrey Duke of Gloucester, praying, and 
 behind him a Saint holding the Duke’s cap of state in one hand 
 and a golden chalice in the other, and a person in the act of 
 adoration in a stable ; whence it is probable that the Virgin and 
 C hild w eie represented in the middle piece which is wanting; this 
 pei son seems to be Joseph, but may be the donor of the altar piece, 
 as above him is a shield of arms of tate. The three Portraits 
 agree remarkably with those of the same persons in the marriage of 
 Henry VI., in the library, especially the Archbishop and the Duke, 
 who has the same bald head and furred mantle 
 
 
 
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 /S'- 6 45 A Portrait of the celebrated Margaret Lemon, mistress of Vandyck, 
 with a sword, as Juditli, a charming specimen, boldly and finely 
 painted in the best style of this renowned master Vandyck 
 
 The picture was purchased from the collection in Buckingham House. 
 
 The Education of Jupiter, a grand composition, expressed with 
 tnat daring mastery which at once displays the energetic powers 
 ot tins gieat master Poussin 
 
 
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 Landscape and Figures, Jacob travelling from Laban , a very fine 
 and undoubted painting, presenting all the grandeur and effect so 
 
 remarkable in this master’s Avorks Salvator Rosa „ 
 
 This splendid picture was presented to Horace Walpole by Sir Horace Mann. 
 
 A gallery Landscape, Mountainous Scene, with Temple of 
 Tivoli, Waterfall and Figures in the foreground. The power 
 of this great master is here exhibited with wonderful effect 
 
 Gobbo Caracci 
 
 Portraits of Lady Dorothy Percy, Countess of Leicester, and 
 of her sister Lady Lucy, the famous Countess of Carlisle Vandyck 
 This remarkably fine picture was sold from the collection of Penthurst, by 
 Lady Yonge, when she inherited the half of that ancient seat by the will 
 of Lady Brownlow. Mr. Hoare, of Stourhead, offered the last Earl of 
 Leicester, of the Sidney family, a large sum for this truly valuable 
 picture. Vide Horace Walpole’s history of this picture. 
 
 
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 Tempest approaching; a truly fine specimen, in the best and most 
 powerful style of this much esteemed master Paul Brill 
 
 
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 Portraits of Laura and Charlotte Walpole, the eldest and 
 youngest daughters of Sir Edward Walpole, and Avives of Frederick 
 Keppel, Bishop of Exeter, and of Lionel Tolmach, Earl of Dy- 
 sart, Mrs. Keppel in white, and Lady Dysart in pink, a charming 
 picture, vivid in colour, the dresses and ornaments of the person 
 depicted with surprising effect, giving evidence of a similarity 
 
 of costume with the present day Ramsay*: / -Asuki y ; 
 
 THE! MARRIAGE OF HENRY VII., and ELIZABETH 
 
 OF YORK Mabeuse A ^ T *". 
 
 A most interesting and valuable old picture, replete with story, the archi¬ 
 tectural effect is truly surprising, and as an early work of art it possesses 
 a rare instance of the power of perspective, so little known at that period. 
 
 This valuable picture is most especially mentioned in Walpole’s Dictionary 
 of Painters. 
 
 ^ Portrait of Sir Jrancis Walsingham, Avith a VieAA r of his 
 House at Seadbury, in Kent, from Sir Robert Walpole’s collection, 
 
 Frederick Zucchero 
 
 i his picture has been engraved by Houbraken, amongst the Illustrious Heads. 
 
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 of a Greyhound , he was the father of George Duke of Buckingham, 
 and Lord Clarendon relates a story of his ghost, a very fine picture, 
 by Cornelius Jansen 
 
 55 A Portrait of George Duke of Buckingham, his son , the 
 
 Riband of the Garter is placed from the right shoulder, a 
 remarkably fine head, by Rubens 
 
 56 A Portrait of Admiral Montagu, Earl of Sandwich ; Lord 
 
 Sandwich presented the picture to Mr. Blackwood, from whom it 
 was purchased by Horace Walpole, a finely painted head, by 
 
 « Sir Peter Lely 
 
 57 The Holy Family, in a Landscape, St. John is seen presenting 
 
 fruit to the Infant Saviour, with Angels fondling a Lamb and 
 gathering fruit and flowers, a highly finished and exquisite specimen 
 of the art, the colours most brilliant and in fine preservation, on 
 copper, by Van Artois, a pupil of Rubens 
 
 From Sir Robert Walpole’s collection. 
 
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 The Inside of an Ancient Flemish House, with groups of 
 Figures in Conversation, and an old Lady Reposing in a Chair; 
 the light and shadows of this picture are most admirably managed, 
 an extremely clever specimen, by Old Franks 
 
 A Portrait of Mr. Leneve, the Master of the Company of 
 Merchant Tailors; a most briyht and pure picture , of extraordinary 
 power , the lace ruff and table cover are beautifully finished , by 
 
 Cornelius Jansen 
 
 A Portrait of Mr. LenevB, Alderman of Norwich, son of the 
 preceding gentleman; it has been pronounced as fine a specimen of 
 the art as Vandyck’s Countess of Leicester, and considered to be 
 the best picture ever painted by Sir Peter Lely 
 
 A Portrait of Mrs. Leneve, wife of the preceding gentleman, 
 an equally clever picture, by Sir Peter Lely 
 
 A Portrait of Margueritte de Valois, Duchessede Savoie, 
 on panel, she was sister of Henry II. of France, who was killed 
 at the tournament for her wedding, by Sir Antonio More 
 
 This picture was once the property of King Charles I., rendering it of 
 peculiar interest to the collector. 
 
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 Douglas Sheffield , on whose account it was surmised that he was 
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 This fine old picture is from the collection at Buckingham House. 
 
 A Portrait of Henry Jermyn, Earl of St. Albans, the favotirite, 
 and as Sir John Reresby says, second husband of Queen 
 Henrietta Maria 
 
 A fine old picture, by Old Stone 
 
 A Portrait of Frances Bridges, daughter of the Lord Chandos 
 and second wife of Thomas Cecil, Earl of Exeter, on whose 
 left hand she refused to lie on his tomb in Westminster Abbey Vandyck 
 
 This lady was most falsely accused of many crimes, of which she was en¬ 
 tirely innocent and acquitted. See an account in Granger’s Biographical 
 History of English Portraits, vol. 1, page 548. 
 
 The picture, which is in the best style of the master, belonged to Richardson, 
 the painter, who has written a dissertation in its praise. 
 
 It was purchaseed of Hudson, the painter, son-in-law of Richardson. 
 
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 67 A Portrait of Sir Godfrey Kneller, as a Young Man, by himself 
 
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 From the collection of Selater Bacon, of Cambridgeshire. 
 
 The Virgin and Child, a pleasing copy of the celebrated picture, 
 
 by Dominichino , at Houghton , by John Davis, Esq., of Watlington 
 
 An oval Portrait of Anne Hyde, Duchess of York, a beautiful 
 picture , painted with great power and expression , by Mrs. Beale 
 
 An oval Portrait of Catherine Sidley, Countess of Dor¬ 
 chester, mistress of James //., and mother of the Duchess of 
 Buckingham, by Dahl 
 
 A pleasing companion picture to the preceding lot. 
 
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 and Riband of the Garter Sir Joshua Reynolds 
 
 A most expressive and charming Portrait, in the first style of this celebrated 
 painter. 
 
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 A Portrait of Maria, second daughter of Sir Edward Walpole, 
 widow of James Earl of Waldegrave , and wife of William Henry 
 Duke of Gloucester , brother of King George III., by 
 
 Sir Joshua Reynolds 
 
 This truly charming Portrait is in the happiest style of this inimitable artist; 
 it is a gem of the highest order, and forms the companion picture to the 
 preceding lot. 
 
 A Portrait in crayons of John Low, the inventor of the Mississipi 
 scheme, and Prime Minister to the Regent , Philip , Duke of Orleans , 
 glazed Rosalba 
 
 Considered one of the best pictures of this master. 
 
 A Portrait of Francis Seymour Conway, Earl of Hertford, 
 
 in court costume, glazed Rosalba 
 
 A series of beautiful pictures , by Scott. 
 
 A Sea Fight, in which Admiral Sandwich met his death Scott 
 
 A pleasing View of Ivirkstall Abbey Scott 
 
 A ditto of a Church, near Boulogne Scott 
 
 A Sea Piece, the Lion Man-of-War chasing the vessel in which 
 
 Prince Charles Edward was proceeding to Scotland Scott 
 
 A pleasing picture, View of Bristol Cross and Abbey, with Figures 
 
 in the foreground Scott 
 
 A charming scene, View of a Church and Gothic Farm, near Marble 
 Hill, belonging to the Countess of Suffolk, and designed by 
 Richard Bentley, Esq. Scott 
 
 A Portrait of the celebrated Madame de Sevigne (an oval). A 
 present from Lady Hervey 
 
 The Exterior of a Kitchen, with Girl Scouring Pots, a Boy 
 hanging up a Bird Cage, and Man in the Doorway Watteau 
 
 This curious picture is considered to be painted in the style of Rembrandt, 
 rendering it a peculiar specimen of the master, it was originally in the 
 collection of Mr. Cooke, Member for Middlesex. 
 
 A very pleasing Landscape , with Waggon and Horses on a Road, 
 
 with Castle in the distance Muntz 
 
 This picture is painted in encoustic, which this celebrated master improved, 
 from Count Caylus’ rules. 
 
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 The companion picture, a River Scene, with Fishermen, also in 
 
 encoustic, by Muntz 
 
 A pleasing drawing in water colours, Portraits of Thomas Earl of . ./^ 
 
 Arundel , and /ms grandson, Cardinal Howard, 1746 
 Copied from the celebrated Portraits by Vandyck. 
 
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 A Portrait in crayons of Lady Sophia Farmor, as the Goddess Juno, 
 
 eldest daughter of Thomas Earl of Pomfret, and second wife of ^ 
 
 John Earl of Granville, Prime Minister to George II. Rosalba/^/Li f • 
 
 Two Men cheating another at Cards, a very clever picture, full of 
 character, equal to Teniers 
 
 
 A small Landscape, with Man driving a Flock of Sheep , and 
 another leading an Ass up a Hill, with Castle in the distance 
 
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 This cabinet gem was a legacy from Sir Horace Mann, Envoy to Florence, 
 and is considered a charming specimen of the master 
 
 A splendid gallery picture, whole length Portraits of Catherine 
 de Medici and her children, Charles IX., Henry III., the Due 
 D'Alenqon, and Margaret, Queen of Navarre, by Janet 
 
 This extraordinary and powerful picture was purchased from Mr. Byde’s 
 collection in Hertfordshire, it displays with the greatest accuracy the rich 
 costume of the period, and as a work of art, may be pronounced match¬ 
 less. A strong likeness it will be observed is visible in the countenances 
 of the children, which present a fine instance of the early period of 
 Portrait painting. 
 
 A Portrait of Griffiere, the painter, a most clever Portrait, the 
 satin on the arm, it will be remarked, is exceedingly bright and 
 glossy, the picture possessing vast merit as a work of art, by Zoust 
 
 A Portrait of Sevonyans, the painter, by himself, a very fine head 
 
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 A Young Man’s Head, in a rich black velvet dress trimmed with fur, 
 
 in a carved frame Giorgione 
 
 The Portrait is considered wonderfully true to nature. It was in the 
 collection of Charles I. Vide Topham’s Catalogue. 
 
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 drawing excellent Old Baptiste 
 
 From Sir Robert Walpole’s collection. 
 
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 Portraits of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, and Mary 
 Queen of France ; a very expressive picture, the dresses highly 
 finished and richly decorated in the fashion of the period. The 
 frame is of elegant design, by Kent, and is considered a very fine 
 work of art 
 
 This picture was originally in the collection of the Earl of Westmorland, 
 at Apthorpe, and afterwards was possessed by Lord Granville. 
 
 Tobit Burying the Dead, the colouring of this picture is most ^ y 
 
 vivid and true to nature, by Benedetto Castiglione A 
 
 “ And when Tobit found any dead, he buried them without the walls of 
 Jerusalem.” 
 
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 A whole length Portrait of Thomas Lord Howard, of Bindon, y A 
 father of Frances Duchess of Richmond and Lennox, 
 represented in the Robes of the Garter 
 
 A ditto of Lodowic Stuart, Duke of Richmond and Lennox, 
 also in the Robes of the Garter 
 
 The above Portraits are from Luton House, in Bedfordshire, where the latter 
 nobleman lived. 
 
 A ichole length Portrait of Frances Duchess of Richmond and 
 
 Lennox Mark Garrard 
 
 See a curious account of this great lady in Wilson’s reign of King James I. 
 
 This picture came from Easton Neston, the seat of Thomas Earl of 
 Pomfret. 
 
 A whole length Portrait of Henry Carey, Lord Falkland, Deputy 
 of Ireland, and father of the famous Lucius Lord Falkland, in 
 white robes, a remarkably fine picture, painted with vast power, 
 the robes presenting the most natural effect, by Vansomee 
 
 The idea of the picture walking out of its frame in the Castle of Otranto, 
 was suggested to Horace Walpole from the effect produced by this Portrait. 
 
 
 
 
 
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 From the collection of Charles Earl of Halifax. 
 
 6 101 A Portrait of Philip Villiers de Lisle Adam , the last Grand Master 
 of Rhodes, which he defended during a period of two years 
 against Solyman the Magnificent and a prodigious army 
 
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 A Sea Piece, View of Mount Orgueil in Jersey, by Richard Bentley, Esq. 
 A pair of small oval Portraits of Vandyck and Prior, the poet 
 A Portrait of Richard Rigby, Paymaster of the Forces, and 
 Master of the Rolls in Ireland, by Eckardt 
 
 A pair of small oval Portraits , of Cooke, the painter, by himself, 
 and Pearce, Senior, the statuary 
 
 A Portrait of General Edward Cornwallis, Governor of Gibraltar 
 and Groom of the Bed-chamber to George II., by Eckardt 
 
 A pair of small oval Portraits of Waller, the poet, and Mr. 
 
 Chiffinel, Privy Purse to Charles II., by Riley 
 
 A Portrait of Horatio, Lord Walpole, younger brother of Sir 
 Robert Walpole, by Vanloo 
 
 A pair of small oval Portraits of Dobson, the painter, by himself, 
 and Sir Nicholas Dorigny, the engraver 
 A Portrait of George Keppel, third Earl of Albemarle, by Eckardt 
 A pair of small oval Portraits of Van Wych, the younger, the 
 painter, by himself, and Dahl, the painter, by himself 
 A Portrait of George Montague, Esq., by Eckardt 
 
 A clever Portrait of Anne Clifford, Countess of Dorset, Pem¬ 
 broke and Montgomery 
 
 There is a medal of the above lady taken from this picture. See an account 
 of her in the catalogue of Royal and Noble Authors. 
 
 A very fine Portrait of the unfortunate Thomas Howard, Duke of 
 Norfolk, who was beheaded for befriending the cause of Mary 
 Queen of Scots, by Antonio More 
 
 In this picture he is represented as a young man, it was therefore probably 
 painted in the reign of Edward VI., before he was restored in blood, for 
 there are his arms without a coronet, and yet on his handkerchief are an N 
 and a f to mark his title and his religion. 
 
 
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 117 A fine print, Portrait of Lady Mary Campbell, framed and glazed 
 
 118 A large and curious old map of Middlesex 
 
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 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
 THE AUCTION DUTY IS TO BE PAID BY THE PURCHASERS. 
 
 No. 22.—Pictures and Drawings. 
 
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 A small whole length Portrait of John Dryclen, the poet, with his 
 
 Dog, in oil, by Maubert ff / '<- e < 
 
 A View in Jersey, 1754, by Richard Bentley, Esq. t ^ ^ 
 
 An oval miniature, Portrait of Maria Churchill, second wife of Charles 
 Lord Cadogan, and grand daughter of Sir Robert Walpole, 1787 
 
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 A View of St. John’s Gate at Colchester, a very clever drawing, by Muntz / . 
 
 A coloured drawing, Woody Scene, oval shape, by Mary Danby 
 
 This Lady was first married to Mr. Lockart, and afterwards to Colonel 
 Harcourt, brother of George Simon, second Earl of Harcourt, 1781, 
 signed H. W. 
 
 A Woody Scene, a sketch, and a pleasing coloured print, a Lady and 
 her Son seated on a Sofa 
 
 A print, Portrait of Franciscus Adhcmar de Montcii, and a ditto of 
 Ethelreda, Viscountess Townsend 
 
 A coloured drawing, Portrait of Barwell Walpole, Esq., the elder 
 brother of Sir Robert Walpole, who was killed in a sea fight in the 
 reign of William III., the squadron being commanded by Lord 
 Torrington 
 
 
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 A very clever drawing, Portrait of Jacob Bell, a famous rope dancer 
 in the reign of Charles II., and lover of the Duchess of Cleveland, 
 copied by Dean, 1779, from an antique print in the collection of 
 
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 A drawing in crayons, Portrait of Horace Walpole , when a child, in 
 a white frock, drawn about the year 1720 
 A collection of 15 small drawings, quite unique, Portraits of cele¬ 
 brated English and French comedians, framed and glazed, by Fesch <?^ 
 The arms of the Old and Young Club, at Arthur’s, St. James’ Street, 
 
 1756, drawn by the Honourable Richard Edgcumbe, and invented 
 by Richard Edgcumbe, George Selwyn, George Williams and .. Y& <+. a 
 H orace Walpole, whilst at Strawberry Hill 
 A print of Queen Christina, by Stephano Della Bella £ G 
 
 A curiously Avorked Portrait of Stanislaus, Premier Roi de Pologue, 
 and a drawing of a child 
 
 Four interesting prints, Portraits of Mr. Mason, the Dowager Lady 
 Lyttleton, the Marquise de Sevigne and Mr. Gray 
 A print on satin, of the Gallery at Strawberry Hill, a print of Went¬ 
 worth Castle, in Yorkshire, and a ditto of Chaucer’s Grave, near 
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 ^ . 3 23 A very fine proof print of Buonaparte, as First Consul, gilt frame 
 
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 r • 24 A drawing, a Young Lady reading the Castle of Otranto to her 
 companion, designed and drawn by Lavinia Bingham, eldest 
 daughter of Charles Lord Lucan, in 1780, married, in 1781, to 
 Lord Althorpe, only son of Earl Spencer. Signed H. W. CA. t 'vL s ~ W - 
 
 A pair of curious Chinese drawings, Portrait of a Mandarin and 
 
 his Lady, in ebony carved frames, glazed 'TerZcJi / 
 
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 interesting and pleasing picture, the transparent effect produced in 
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 A small Portrait of Horace Walpole , youngest son of Sir Robert 
 Walpole, with a Book in his Hand, and a distant View of Straw¬ 
 berry Hill, in a fine old carved frame, an exceedingly clever 
 original picture ; it has been highly esteemed from its likeness to 
 Horace Walpole, and from it the Portrait in the Catalogue has 
 
 been taken Eckardt A £ ■ tf. 
 
 A ditto of Sir Charles Hanbury Williams , with his ode to Isabella 
 
 on the Morning, fine old carved frame Eckardt • CLu. ~ ^ 
 
 A ditto of Thomas Gray, the poet, fine old carved frame, 1750 Eckardt \ l Av s ~\ < 
 
 A ditto of Richard Bentley, 1753 Eckardt A 
 
 A ditto of Miss Elizabeth Evelyn, the wife of Peter Bathurst, Esq., 
 
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 A Portrait of Colonel Edward Walpole, only son of Sir Edward 
 
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 A ditto of Georye, the fourth Earl of Cholmondeley, painted at Rome 
 
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 bury, and Anne, their daughter, in a fine old carved frame, 1744 Eckakdt 
 A ditto, the companion, with Portraits of Charles Churchill, and the 
 Lady Maria, his wife, daughter to Sir Robert Walpole, and 
 Charles, their eldest son, in a similar frame, 1749 Eckakdt 
 
 A most beautiful picture, with Portrait of Patapan , a Roman dog 
 
 belonging to Horace Walpole, by Wootton 
 
 
 
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 of works of art, the natural and instinctive character of the dog is 
 truly depicted ; it was highly prized by Horace Walpole. 
 
 An oval Portrait of John Chute , Esq. , after Pompeio Battoni, by Mint 
 A charming Portrait of Mary Lapelle , afterwards Lady Harvey , a 
 truly interesting picture, of the highest class, enclosed in a very 
 remarkable frame, elaborately carved, representing birds, shells, 
 fruit, flowers, and point lace of great rarity, with looking glass 
 back ; one of the finest specimens of carving , by the celebrated Gibbons 
 A fine old Portrait of Henry Walpole , the Jesuit ) who was executed 
 for attempting to poison Queen Elizabeth; he is represented 
 crowned with glory, and holds a palm branch, the emblem of 
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 Four beautiful Italian pictures, in rounds, representing the Seasons. 
 
 A present from the Due de Nivernois 
 
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 An upright Landscape, with Waterfall and Castle in the distance, 
 
 copied from the celebrated picture of Gasper Poussin, 1759, by Muntz 
 A Dutch Interior, Boors Singing, on panel Brawer 
 
 A pair of pleasing pictures, highly finished and very minute in 
 labour, a View of Twickenham from Strawberry Hill and a View 
 of Richmond Hill from Twickenham, 1758-9, by Muntz 
 
 A small oval Portrait of Mary Kirks, sister of the Countess of 
 Oxford and wife of Sir Richard Vernon 
 A highly finished Portrait of the wife of Falconet, the painter, the 
 
 colours most brilliant Falconet 
 
 A Landscape with Figures and Sheep Mullins 
 
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 A V iew of Elizabeth Castle, in Jersey, by 
 A small Moonlight Scene, on copper, by 
 A clever study of Goats’ Heads, a fine sketch, by 
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 A pair of exquisitely modelled groups of Boys , with Bird and Dog } in 
 wax , truly beautiful specimens of the art, enclosed in a satinwood 
 frame, enriched with medallions, also an ebony and gilt frame with 
 plate glass, by Lady Diana Beaucleec 
 
 
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 She was mistress of the Due de Bourbon, Prime Minister, in the minority 
 of Louis XV., and died of vexation at the disgrace of the Duke. A 
 present from Madame du Deffand, who was the friend of Madame de 
 Prie. 
 
 A miniature Portrait of Rubens, in pencil, the face tinted in red, 
 
 and very clever, by B. Lens 
 
 A curiously illuminated drawing of Reason, Rectitude, and Justice, 
 appearing to Christina of Pisa, and promising to assist her in 
 erecting La Cite de Dames, from a manuscript in the library of 
 the King of France, 1780. Signed, IL W. 
 
 A pair of beautiful drawings in body colours, Fruit and Flowers in a 
 
 Vase , in ebony frames with plate glass, 1714, by B. Lens 
 
 A clever drawing in crayons, representing Diana, by Russell 
 
 A highly finished and beautiful miniature Portrait of Mary Lady 
 Hervey, 1742, in a finely carved and gilt frame 
 A splendid miniature carving in ivory, the Assumption of the Virgin , 
 the figures most delicately and finely carved, in an antique frame 
 A miniature full length Portrait (/Lady Elizabeth Wrottesley, 
 daughter of Thomas Earl of Southampton, first wife of the last 
 Earl of Northumberland and second wife of Ralph Duke of 
 Montagu 
 
 A pair of miniature Portraits of the Misses Agnes and Mary Berry, 
 
 1790, signed H. W. by Miss Foltson 
 
 A pleasing drawing, in body colour, from a subject of Watteau s, 
 
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 This clever drawing, is by Harding from the original, which the Princess 
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 An ancient illuminated drawing, highly finished and quite unique 
 Earl Rivers presenting his book, and Caxton, his printer, to Edward IV., 
 the Queen and Prince, from a curious manuscript in the Archbishop’s 
 Library at Lambeth. This Portrait of the Prince (afterwards Edward Y.) 
 is the only one known of him, it has been engraved by Yertue among 
 the Heads of the Kings. 
 
 The Pope holding a Convocation of Cardinals and Bishops , a most 
 beautiful and highly finished and illuminated drawing, of an early 
 period; the colours are in a fine state of preservation 
 A View of Arundel Castle , drawn from nature, in 1810, by the 
 
 Honourable Emily Waldegrave 
 A beautiful drawing, View of Mr. Goodchild’s Bleaching Houses, 
 from Mrs. Clive’s, at Twickenham, an exceedingly clever composi¬ 
 tion, 1757, by Muntz 
 
 A View of Lady Diana Beauelerc’s Villa at Twickenham, by 
 
 Samuel Lysons, Esq. 
 
 The great tree was blown down by the storm which occured November 6th, 
 
 1795. 
 
 A View of Twickenham, a curious work on silk and tinsel, done at 
 Paris, from the print, 1775 
 
 A coloured drawing, a Woody Scene, by V anithrnher 
 
 Two coloured drawings, one designed and executed by Miss Agnes 
 Berry, 1788, the other the exterior of a Church, with people praying 
 Four drawings, one representing the father of Alexander Pope as 
 he lay dead, drawn by his father-in-law, Samuel Cooper, bought by 
 Richardson, Junior, at the sale of Mrs. Martha Blount’s property, 
 to whom Pope had bequeathed this and the three following: viz, 
 a Portrait of Mrs. Editha Cooper, the mother of Pope, by John 
 Richardson, Senior; also of Mr. Pope by ditto, and of Henry St. 
 
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 A needlework piece, representing a Landscape with Figures 
 An old print, a Man with a Lyre, and another Singing, from Gwer- 
 cino’s picture, by Bartolozzi, also of a Man’s Head, by ditto 
 A print of the Princess Sophia, with her Dog, the eldest daughter 
 of their Royal Highnesses William Henry and Maria, Duke and 
 Duchess of Gloucester, 1775 
 
 A curious old print of a Chinese Temple, and a ditto of Rubens’ 
 
 House, at Antwerp, 1684 
 
 A print, Portrait of the Honourable George Seymour Conway, from 
 
 Sir Joshua Reynolds’ picture, by Fisher 
 
 A ditto of George, fourth Earl of Waldegrave, Master of the Horse 
 to Queen Charlotte, and Colonel of the 14th regiment of foot 
 A ditto of the Lady of Richmond, from the original drawing by , ~ 
 
 Hans Holbein, by Bartolozzi/ / tncr * 
 
 A humorous print—a Topeing Meeting of a Parson, a Burgher- 
 master’s Steward and a Poet 
 
 A coloured print of a Magdalen, and a print of Prince William, son 
 of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester 
 A specimen of the Polygonum Bistorta Bistort, a legacy from Mrs. 
 
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 A very interesting and valuable picture , Portraits of Sir Robert 
 Walpole and Catherine Shorter, Lady Walpole, small 
 whole lengths, the former in his robes, sitting, on a table near him 
 is the purse of the Chancellor of the Exchequer leaning against 
 busts of George I. and II., to denote his being First Minister to 
 those kings; near Lady Walpole are flowers, shells, a pallet and 
 pencils, to mark her love of the arts; their favourite hounds in the 
 foreground and a view of Houghton in the distance. This painting is 
 from the united efforts of Echardt and Wootton , and is considered a 
 masterpiece of art; the Portraits of Sir Robert and Lady Walpole 
 are from the miniatures by Zincke, the hounds and view of Houghton 
 by Wootton. The black and gold frame enclosing the picture, one 
 of the finest specimens of carving, is by Gibbons, displaying with 
 wonderful effect the arms of the family, enriched with Cupid 
 figures as supporters, birds, fruit, grapes and foliage, most beau¬ 
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 85 An Old Man and Woman, a Candlelight Piece, very effective Scalken 
 
 86 A picture, with Man and Boy 
 
 87 A View of Pembroke Castle and Town, by Annette King, afterwards 
 
 Countess of Waldegrave 
 
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 88 A print, Portrait of James Earl of Waldegrave, K.G., 1762, from Sir 
 
 Joshua Keynold’s picture, and a ditto of James Earl of Cardigan , 
 Constable and Governor of Windsor Castle, and Keeper of the Privy 
 Purse to the King, from the picture by W. Beechy, R.A. 
 
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 and gilt frame, by Holbein 
 
 </- - so - r 92 A young Lady, the companion, it appears to be painted by Leonardo 
 
 da Vinci, on the back is her name Costanza Fregosa, from the 
 Palace of the Prince of Monaco, these two pictures were presents to 
 Horace Walpole, from George Earl of Cholmondeley 
 / £•• /£>• 93 A pair of highly finished pictures, Dog and Duck, Fox and Partridge, 
 
 by OtJDRY 
 
 2 * ‘ ^ 94 The Dead Christ, on black marble, a small but very fine picture, by 
 
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 •S • a £~ 95 A curious emblematic picture, a Man standing at whole length before 
 
 a Bust of Charles II., seemingly before his restoration, for a 
 Cupid is weighing the broken arms of England, as a Common¬ 
 wealth, against Crowns and Sceptres, by Gascar 
 
 Z 2 • 1 ' & 96 Monamy, the painter, showing a Sea Piece to his patron, Thomas 
 
 Walker, Esq; the Figures are by Hogarth, the Sea Piece in the 
 
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 /P ' #97 A Landscape and Figures, Italian scenery, by lAVERNE 
 
 - 98 A Landscape and Figures, a small but pleasing picture, on copper, 
 
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 /<5 "7 o 99 The Death of Cardinal Wolsey, a beautiful water colour drawing 
 
 from the original picture by W. Lock, Esq., by Miss Agnes Berry, **/*.<» * 
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 the Romance of the Castle of Otranto, an exceedingly clevei ' 
 
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 at the entrance of a Wood, designed and executed by Lady Diana , 
 
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 The following series of twenty Portraits were painted by Jarvis , and were purchased 
 by Mr. Lovibond, with the Residence , at Hampton, and of wham Horace Walpole^, 
 bought them. They will be submitted to sale in one Lot , should it be so desire 
 
 by the Company. 
 
 A small Portrait of Charles II. 
 
 A ditto of Queen Catherine 
 A ditto of King William. 
 
 A ditto of Queen Mary 
 
 A ditto of Catherine Sidley, Countess of Dorchester 
 A ditto of Frances Stuart, Duchess of Richmond 
 A ditto of Louisa Duchess of Portsmouth 
 A ditto of the Countess of Sunderland—Waller s Sacharissa 
 A ditto of Barbara Yilliers, Duchess of Cleveland 
 A ditto of Lady Arabella Churchill 
 A ditto of Mrs. Philiadelphi Saunders 
 A ditto of Mrs. Trevor, Maid of Honour 
 
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 A ditto of Lady Mary Rich, mother of the famous Lord Bolingbroke 
 A ditto of Lady Elizabeth Percy, Duchess of Somerset 
 A ditto of Henry Earl of Ogle 
 A Portrait of a Lady, unknown 
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 A valuable old picture, on panel, representing a Marriage Ceremony, 
 with a numerous assemblage of Figures; a fine specimen of the 
 *• early German school, and probably by Van Eyck 
 
 126 A small oblong picture frame, most beautifully carved 
 
 127 Two gilt picture frames, glazed, 32 inches by 28 
 
 128 A very curious old painting, on panel, the Flight into Egypt, a fine 
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 THE VALUABLE CONTENTS OF STRAWBERRY HILL. 
 
 On FRIDAY, the 20th Day of MAY, 1842, 
 
 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
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 An old India japanned cabinet, with gilt mountings, enclosing drawers, on 
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 A fine old blue China flower vase, with handles 
 
 A pair of curious Chinese japanned chimney lights, ornamented with flowers 
 A very fine cimeter, chased silver handle, and the scabbard mounted with 
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 It was found in the old kitchen of Strawberry Hill. 
 
 A handsome India Japan cabinet , with gilt mountings, the front ornamented 
 with vases of flowers, in fine relief, with pair of folding doors, enclosing 
 drawers, &c., on stand 
 
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 basin and a cream ewer 
 
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 rosette corners, and lined with blue silk, on a pedestal en-suite , with richly 
 worked boule back and stand for porcelaine 
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 and gilt dolphin stands 
 
 £ 34 An ornamental centre table, curiously and elaborately raised in scroll 
 
 work and gilt shaped legs, with masques, and cyphers of Sir Robert 
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 chasing in the earlier days 
 
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 elegant and chaste design, elaborately and powerfully worked in alto 
 relievo with matted grounds, the subjects representing the Rape oe the 
 Sabines, the cover boldly chased with figures of Bacchus and Venus, 
 17 inches high, a truly remarkable and fine specimen of the early art of 
 chasing, and for which the ancients are so justly celebrated 
 
 The above lot and the three following were purchased at the auction of 
 Lady Elizabeth Germaine’s property. 
 
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 border, festoons of flowers, the bodies fluted and ornamented with leaves, 
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 A PAIR of EQUALLY BEAUTIFUL LARGE SILVER BEAKERS, 
 
 of rare and splendid workmanship, matted grounds, chased with festoons 
 of fruits, flowers and foliage, 18 inches high 
 A SPLENDIDLY CARVED IVORY CUP, most elaborately and 
 beautifully worked, representing a Bacchanalian Scene, the colour ex¬ 
 tremely pure, mounted on a finely chased silver stand, with Vine Leaves 
 and the Hounds in full cry, the cover also beautifully chased, sur¬ 
 mounted by the Walpole crest 
 
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 bowl of chased silver, richly worked, the handle finely carved in ivory and 
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 pent handles, richly worked, on plinths 
 A very choice specimen of the Raphael or Faenza ware, in the form of 
 
 
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 elegant design, on tripod legs, 4 feet 6 inches high 
 
 A handsome carved and gilt pole fire screen, with needle-work mount, 
 worked in chenille by the Countess of Aylesbury, to harmonize with the 
 chimney 
 
 A pair of massive silver chased CANDELABRAS, with vestal Figures, 
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 festoons of flowers 
 
 A nest of Cupids, from Turnerelli’s celebrated model, glass shade and stand 
 A pair of turquoise blue Sevres China cabinet cups and saucers, richly 
 gilt and finely painted with flowers 
 
 A pair of white ground Sevres China flower vases , neatly painted with flowers 
 An extraordinary fine specimen of the Raphael or Faenza ware, with 
 the arms of the Great Duke, of singular design, and presenting a curious 
 and very fine specimen of this rare and much prized ware, 22 inches high 
 A pair of singularly beautiful old Chelsea China ice pails, of elegant 
 form, decorated with raised vine leaves, bunches of grapes, and bouquets 
 of flowers, in the interior of each is the lotus plant in blossom, very 
 finely painted, the handles, &c., partly gilt 
 A pair of extremely rare and curious OLD RAPHAEL OR FAENZA 
 WARE Pilgrims’ bottles, on the centres of either side are painted the 
 coats of arms of Duke Ferdinand of Medici, and of his wife- 
 Christina of Loraine, with miniature Portraits, ornamented with gro¬ 
 tesque figures 
 
 A curious Indian hooker and pipe, ornamented with gold and pearls, brought 
 from Bengal, by Henry Churchill, Esq., in 1776 and a gilt bracket for same 
 A shaped front carved and gilt sofa, representing four chairs in 
 appearance with carved arms, covered with the rich Aubusson Tapestry, 
 worked in Roses with bands of Flowers on a white ground, stuffed with hair,. 
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 Eight chairs, carved, gilt and covered in every respect to accord with the 
 sofa, equally fine specimens of the time 
 A superior AXMINSTER CARPET, of elegant pattern, with Flowers 
 and scrolls, the design taken from the Sevres China table in the green 
 closet, 4^ yards by 3f 
 
 An Ottoman footstool, covered with needlework, representing a bouquet of 
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 The excellent AXMINSTER CARPET as shaped to the Tribune, 
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 A very REMARKABLE CHEST OR COFFER of the OLD JAPAN, inlaid WITH 
 mother-o’-pearl, with 3 drawers, gilt handles and mountings, also a 
 richly carved and gilt oak stand, with head of Medusa, winged corners 
 and festoons of Flowers, 4 feet 9 long 
 
 Three slashed doublets, a cloak ditto, and other parts of the dress of Robert 
 Walpole, great grandfather of Sir Robert Walpole, first Earl of Orford, 
 which had been preserved in the old house at Houghton, and given by 
 George Lord Orford to Horaee Walpole 
 A finely modelled bronze of an hermophradite, on an ebonized stand 
 A pair of elegant black and gold India Japan ENCOXNXERS, the subjects 
 beautifully raised, representing the customs and manners of the Chinese, 
 or-molu mountings and scroll feet, with handsome Italian marble slabs 
 A pair of old shaped Saxon China ecuelles, the subjects from the rich antique 
 China pattern 
 
 An antique marble group, Harpocrates et Telesphorus 
 
 A pair of extremely fine turquoise blue OLD Sevres china pot pourri vases 
 and covers, beautifully mounted in or-molu, masque handles and festoon, 
 borders, on square pedestals 
 An antique marble bust of Julia Titi 
 A pair of blue and gold China vases and covers 
 A very fine antique bronze of an Ibis, on pedestal 
 
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 and Grapes, on Doric pillar supports, the top of solid granite, a slab 
 from the Farnese Gardens at Home, highly polished, 4 feet 10 by 2 feet 6 ‘ 
 
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 in BASALTES, a most splendid specimen of sculpture, the countenance 
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 formed of agate marble, it is supported by a Homan sepulcral altar, 
 on a green marble plinth, on which, in bas relief, is represented a man 
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 of the highest class of works of art, perfectly unique, and present to- j 
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 They were purchased from the collection of Cardinal Ottoboni. 
 
 An Oriental China ecuelle, cover and stand, pierced border, painted and 
 gilt 
 
 A similar ecuelle only 
 
 A mother-o’-pearl card case, richly pierced, representing birds and flowers, 
 the inside boxes and counters are beautifully engraved. A present from the 
 
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 A very fine antique marble bust of Faustina, Senior, 251 inches high, on 
 plinth 
 
 A pair of matchless VASES, sculptured from the rare solid FLORENTINE AME¬ 
 THYST marble, of most elegant form, decorated with or-molu festoons of 
 vine leaves and grapes, goat’s head handles, foliage springing from the 
 bases, on square plinths, 14 inches high. These vases are in the purest 
 taste and present beautiful specimens of art 
 A splendid antique marble bust of Julia Masa, 20 inches high 
 A ditto of Antonio Claudii Mater, a very rare bust, 17 \ inches high 
 A SINGULARLY fine CISTERN, of the SPLENDID RAPHAEL OR 
 
 FAENZA WARE, of triangular form, covered most elaborately with 
 
 mythological subjects, very finely drawn, and splendidly coloured, from the ^ t ^ _ . 
 
 designs of Giulio Komano, bold masque head handles, on lion’s paw feet /Um fa 
 
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 perfection, and unique design, be pronounced matchless, they were presents from 
 the Earl of Exeter, and had belonged to Jarvis, the painter, who had a fine col¬ 
 lection of the Faenza Ware. The Cognoscenti, no doubt, will well appreciate the 
 opportunity to possess such costly specimens of this renowed ware. 
 
 A very fine old bronze , the Listening Slave, on an antique marble plinth 
 An antique marble urn, with cover, fluted body, 18 inches high 
 A ditto, 14 g inches high 
 
 THE RENOWNED MARBLE EAGLE, matchless as a specimen oj 
 sculpture , boldly imagined , and most powerfully carved in the purest statuary 
 marble. The head , wings , and feathers , displayed with the most wonderful 
 effect , and the boldness and extraordinary finish of the statue incomparable , 
 the eyes inimitable , on a verde antique plinth , on which is inscribed 
 
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 mounted on a Roman ALTAR, decorated with masques of Satyrs 1 centre 
 Medusa head , and festoons of flowers and fruit , beautifully sculptured 
 with noble eagles, in high relief, and a curious old inscription on the centre 
 tablet, altogether 6 feet high 
 
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 The Eagle was found in the Gardens of Boccapadugli, within the precinct of Cara- 
 calla’s Baths, at Rome, in the year 1742, and is considered the finest specimen of 
 Greek Sculpture in the world, being reckoned superior to the Eagle in the 
 Villa Mattei. There are extremely few fine statues of animals;—the chief are 
 these two Eagles, the Tuscan Boar, the Barberini Goat, and the Dog belonging 
 to Mr. Jennings, of Shiplake (since purchased by Mr. Duncombe). Vide 
 Catalogue of Strawberry Hill. Mr. Gray has drawn the flagging wing — Vide Ode 
 on the Power of Poetry. 
 
 
 A fine antique bronze of an Ostrich, very spirited in effect, on a bronze 
 scroll stand 
 
 A small bronze incense burner, with pierced cover 
 
 A splendid INDIA JAPAN COMMODE or CABINET, a remark¬ 
 ably fine specimen of the rare old black and gold India Japan, the subjects 
 most beautifully raised, representing the various occupations and amuse¬ 
 ments of the Chinese, noble verd antique marble slab top , with richly 
 chased or-molu scroll mountings, the doors enclosing shelves, 4 feet 10 
 inches wide, 2 feet 11 inches high and 2 feet deep 
 
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 A very fine specimen of the Raphael or Faenza ware, of grotesque 
 form, representing a Satyr seated, the colours extremely rich (imperfect) 
 
 A noble antique marble bust of Domitella, the wife of the Emperor 
 Vespasian, an exceedingly rare and very fine specimen of ancient 
 sculpture, 27 inches high 
 
 A TRULY MATCHLESS AND MAGNIFICENT VASE OF THE RAPHAEL 
 or FAENZA WARE, most vivid in colour and perfectly unique as a 
 work of art, now obsolete, the subject ornamenting the centre most power¬ 
 fully drawn, representing mythological subjects from the designs of Giulio 
 Romano, with the following inscription on the base 
 FATE IN BOTEGA DE OROTIO FONTANA 
 mounted in richly chased or-molu, masque heads, entwined serpent 
 handles, and or-molu plinths 
 
 The corresponding yase, with subjects representing the Rape of 
 Dejaeira and the Battle of the Centaurs 
 An extremely fine old bronze the Laocoon, very spirited in execution 
 A finely formed shell of the Raphael or Faenza ware, the interior repre¬ 
 senting David and Bersheba 
 
 A pair of noble bronze and or-molu CANDELABRAS, with scroll arms sup¬ 
 porting each 2 lights, cut glass sockets and dishes, ornamented with rich 
 cut glass drops, fluted pedestals, supported by finely modelled bronzes of 
 winged Griffins, triangular plinths, on lion’s paw feet, 30 inches high 
 A fine antique marble bust of Tiberius, 21 inches long 
 
 This bust was purchased at the sale of the late Mr. Jennings’ property. 
 
 A pair of old Saxon China ecuelles and stands, of the Oriental China 
 pattern 
 
 A remarkably fine antique marble bust of Marcus Aurelius, 21 \ inches high 
 A pair of light India Japan fans 
 
 A very fine antique marble bust of a Camillus , or Sacrificing Priest, 211 
 inches high 
 
 A pair of splendid and singularly unique old royal Sevres China 
 Grecian shaped urns, blue and gold, with drooping festoons of Flowers 
 on the necks, encircled by rosette medallions, richly decorated on square 
 statuary marble plinths, 21 inches high 
 A very rare and curious specimen of the Raphael or Faenza ware, in 
 the form of a shell, richly coloured, in the inside a Sea Goddess is repre¬ 
 sented riding on a Dolphin, lizard handles 
 
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 An equally singular specimen of the Raphael OR Faenza ware, the 2> /U 
 
 interior representing figures of Bacchus and Ceres, by Bernard Palizzi 
 A finely modelled old bronze from John of Bologna's celebrated group of the u 
 Rape oe the Sabines, 28 inches high v ^ 
 
 An antique marble urn and cover, designed by Kent, fluted body with 
 handles 
 
 Formerly in the collection of Brian Fairfax, Esq. 
 
 An equally fine old marble urn with cover, richly carved in basso relievo, 
 with curious inscription 
 
 An antique bronze figure of Ceres with silver eyes, represented seated, 
 with a Cow in her lap and corn and fruit in one hand and the cup of 
 plenty in the other 
 
 This very rare and curious bronze is engraved in Richard Payne Knight’s Account 
 of the Worship of Priapus. 
 
 A pair of elegant black and gold India Japan encoiniers, the subjects 
 beautifully raised, representing the customs and manners of the Chinese, % &yu. i 
 or-molu mountings and scroll feet, with handsome Italian marble slabs ^ „ 
 
 A fine antique marble bust of Julia Domna, on plinth, 23 inches high s< ^ A. 
 
 A small antique marble bust of Antinous 
 A ditto of Cicero 
 
 A noble old bronze of Moses, after Michael Angelo , seated on a rock with 
 his tablets, on a handsome boule and or-molu stand 
 A fine old bronze of Aptinous, on a tripod, formed of chimeras 
 An antique marble bust of Zeno, on a small pedestal 
 A pair of incense burners, mounted in or-molu 
 A pair of light India fans 
 
 A pair of elegant chased or-molu sconces for 2 lights each, supported by 
 finely modelled figures of Cupids 
 A pair of porcelaine Chinese figures 
 
 A pair of Oriental China essence vases, of the old blue and white pattern, 
 
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 OF 
 
 THE VALUABLE CONTENTS OF STRAWBEBHV HILL. 
 
 On SATURDAY, the 21st Day of MAY, 1842, 
 
 Commencing at One o’Clock most punctually. 
 
 THE AUCTION DUTY IS TO BE PAID BY THE PURCHASERS. 
 
 The Furniture of the Long Gallery, the rare old 
 Stained Glass, the Chapel, Pleasure Grounds and 
 
 Offices. 
 
 No. 24.—The Furniture of the Long Gallery. 
 
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 A polished steel stove, with fender and fire irons, all en-suite 
 A six-leaf folding screen, gold ground, painted with Birds 
 A noble bust in terra cotta of Admiral Lord Radstock, mounted on an an¬ 
 tique marble pedestal, richly sculptured 
 A pair of bronze and gold carved chairs, richly covered with crimson satin 
 damask, the seats and backs stuffed with hair and extra covers of crimson 
 moreen 
 
 A pair of ditto, to correspond 
 
 An Ottoman foot stool, covered with moroon cloth, worked in gold lace, 
 silk cord and tassels, and carved satin wood frame 
 A pair of window couches, of similar fashion, covered en suite 
 A pair of ditto, to correspond 
 
 A noble bust in terra cotta of George, the fourth Earl of Waldegrave 
 A model of the Residence at Strawberry Hill 
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 and gold framed stands and extra covers 
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 ^15 A small corner table of mahogany 
 
 - C'S) A handsome crimson pattern bordered carpet, of the old Moorfield’s manu¬ 
 
 facture, 17 yards long and 3| wide 
 
 The Fine Old Stained Glass. 
 
 To be removed during the following week at the risk and expense of the purchasers. 
 
 HORACE WALPOLE’S BED CHAMBER. 
 
 £>17 A very rich and beautiful centre piece of rare old stained glass, the colours 
 remarkably vivid, at the top a miniature Portrait of the Emperor 
 Charlemagne, the centre representing the Arms of Anne Boleyn, most 
 brilliant in colour and very curious, with four medallions of Wheatsheaves, 
 the Portcullis of Westminster and the initials of Edward VI., and a Lion 
 couchant at the bottom, 31 inches by 13 
 
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 A pair of ditto, to match, with Coats of Arms at the top, 1652, 31 inches 
 by 13 
 
 A pair of extremely beautiful pieces of old stained glass, with Portraits of 
 William and Maurice, Princes of Orange, Moses receiving the Tables of 
 the Law, 1612, a figure of Ceres and two very fine pieces representing 
 Flemish Repasts, from designs by Lucas Van Leyden, and eight 
 extremely curious old medallions, each 31 inches by 13 
 
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 Three shaped pieces of very curious old stained glass, viz. two figures of 
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 THE LIBRARY. 
 
 Three extremely beautiful and very fine specimens of the old stained glass, 
 the subjects Faith, Hope and Charity, with 15 curious pieces, repre¬ 
 senting the costumes of the Elizabethan period, the size, each 14 inches 
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 A pair of very beautiful shaped windows, of the old stained glass, with 
 Portraits of Charles I. and Charles //., St. Augustin writing , a Cavalier in /^ 
 the costume o f Charles /., two Knights on Horseback , two very fine Red Roses , 
 and many others , 31 inches high 
 
 A splendid piece of old stained glass, shaped, representing the Royal Arms 
 of England, at an early period, very rich in colour, with three medallions 
 A beautiful medallion shaped window, of the rich old stained glass, in the 
 centre the Red and White Roses of England, St, Elizabeth, a Knight on 
 Horseback, and two scriptural pieces, with an infinity of smaller pieces, 
 of Birds, Butterflies, &c., forming altogether a most charming effect 
 A ditto to correspond, with the Red Rose of England, Adam and Eve in 
 Paradise, St. Dunstan and St. Clair, a Knight on Horseback and many 
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 A splendid specimen of the rare and fine old stained glass, representing the 
 Royal Arms of England at the top, and six other Coats of Arms, the two 
 centre medallions are painted in graiselle, representing Gideon at Prayers 
 and Knights landing in the Holy Land to the Rescue of Prisoners, most 
 beautifully drawn, the sides made up of fine old blue glass, and gothic 
 shaped top, 4 feet 9 high by 2 feet 3 wide 
 A pair of very fine old stained glass windows at the sides of the hall door, 
 representing full length figures of Saints, with Coats of Arms and sundry 
 small pieces, 3 feet 6 high by 11 inches wide 
 Four curious shaped medallions in the door, representing the Death of Abel, 
 the Blindness of Tobias, Christ and the Pharisees and a legendary subject 
 An extremely beautiful old stained glass window, of gothic shape, including 
 some splendid specimens of this rare art, the subjects representing Coats 
 of Arms, the Virgin and Child, St. John the Baptist, the story of the 
 Prodigal Son and another, Judas Maccabeus and David on Horseback, the 
 two latter are matchless, the size, inside the frame, 4 feet 6 by 2 feet 2 
 
 THE BLUE BREAKFAST ROOM. 
 
 The top of the centre window, of the rare and fine old stained glass, shaped, 
 with six beautiful subjects: viz. the Birth of Christ, the Meeting of Mary 
 and Elizabeth, Christ with his Disciples at Emaus, the Shepherds’ 
 Offering, the Resurrection and Judith with the Head of Holofernes, all 
 most beautiful specimens of this rare art, from the designs of Lucas Van 
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 32 The corresponding piece at the right, the subjects, Abraham putting away 
 
 Agar, Joseph and his Brethren, Noah asleep, Esther before Ahasuerus, 
 the story of Zaccheus, the Priest, and the Two Spies, all remarkably fine, 
 also 31 inches by 22 
 
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 and the Two Elders, the Blindness of Tobias and three Legendary 
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 THE GREEN CLOSET. 
 
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 A pair of most beautiful specimens of the fine old stained glass, forming 2 
 Gothic shaped pieces, the subjects representing the Crucifixion, most 
 powerfully drawn, from the picture by Lucas Van Leyden, the other the 
 Ancient Law Giver, esteemed by Horace Walpole as the most curious 
 piece of glass in the house, embellished by the Red Rose, and the Red 
 and White Roses, surmounted by a Crown, 8 curious medallions of whole 
 length Figures, and 4 of Royal Crests, all very beautiful in colour, the 
 size 17 inches each way 
 
 A pair of ditto to correspond, equally beautiful, the principal subjects repre¬ 
 senting St. Clair and Agnes, and the Red Roses of England, the size, 17 
 inches each way 
 
 A pair of ditto, the 2 top specimens, with the Royal Arms of England on 
 each, 2 whole length Figures of Faith and Justice, 4 beautiful whole 
 length Figures, in the costume of Charles I., and 6 medallions of Arms 
 and Crests, the size, 23 inches high and 19 wide 
 
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 THE BLUE BED CHAMBER, 
 
 37 The top of the left hand window in three divisions of the fine old stained 
 
 glass, the subjects represent Charity , Moses slaying the Egyptians , and the 
 Administration of the Sacrament , with medallions of Birds and whole 
 length Figures 
 
 38 The top of the centre window in three divisions, two of the subjects re¬ 
 
 present the story of the Unjust Steward and two small Flemish 
 Landscapes in grasaille, the sides decorated with various Crests, 
 Figures and Birds 
 
 39 Tire top of the right hand window in three divisions, equally beautiful, 
 
 representing the departure of the Prodigal Son, the story of Abraham and 
 Melchezedec, David and Abigail, with side medallions, all extremely fine 
 
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 TWENTY-FOURTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 THE STAR CHAMBER. 
 
 No. 24 . 
 
 40 A singularly fine Gothic shaped window of the rare old stained glass 
 2 /. AT • t complete in five compartments, and including many exceedingly interesting 
 
 and fine specimens of the early art of painting on glass, viz. legendary fa f 
 
 subjects, Coats of Arms, Saints, with the date of 1615, the whole to be * " ' 
 
 cut from the frame, the size 5 feet by 4 feet 
 
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 THE HOLBEIN CHAMBER, 
 
 The fine old stained glass forming the top of the window to the left, the 
 colours exceedingly rich, the subjects represent the Royal Arms of England, 
 the Elight into Egypt and the Crucifixion, two small Landscapes with 
 
 Goats, and embellished with fine old mosaic glass, the size 31 inches 
 wide and 22 high 
 
 The corresponding window of fine old stained glass, to the right, the subjects 
 represent the Arms of George Prince of Denmark, Christ in the Temple 
 and Queen Sheba s Visit to Solomon, two smaller medallions, the subjects 
 fiom TLsops Fables, also embellished with the fine old mosaic glass, 31 
 inches by 22 
 
 the centre window, also to correspond, the subjects include a Vase of 
 Flowers, the Holy Family, Christ with the Woman of Samaria at the V eil 
 and two Flemish pieces, also embellished with the beautiful old mosaic 
 glass, 31 inches by 22. 
 
 
 IN THE PASSAGE. 
 
 An extremely rich and splendid old stained glass window, Gothic top, en¬ 
 riched with a variety of beautiful legendary subjects and Coats of Arms, / / / 
 
 the size 4 feet by 2 feet 6 inches L’ f 1 AsCza*. 
 
 THE LONG GALLERY. 
 
 1 he beautiful oM stained glass at the top of the five windows-in the Gallery, 
 which includes all the quarterings of the Family of Walpole, very rich in 
 colour, and embellished by a variety of fine old mosaic glass, the size of 
 each, 3 feet 6 inches wide by 1 foot 6 inches high 
 
 IN THE SMALL CHINA ROOM. 
 
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 A small and extremely fine old stained glass window, gothic shape, repre¬ 
 senting a Coat of Anns and Judas betraying our Saviour, with border 
 of rich coloured glass 
 
TWENTY-FOURTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 243 
 
 THE ROUND DRAWING ROOM. 
 
 The seven pieces of old stained glass at the top of the oriel window , are most beautiful 
 in colour , and very rich in effect , they will be sold separately , or together , as may be 
 
 most desired. 
 
 No. 24. 
 
 47 A truly fine old stained glass window to the left, the colours particu¬ 
 
 larly vivid and beautiful, the subjects represent the arms of Queen Eliza¬ 
 beth , of a Knight of the Garter , and a Flemish Landscape , and embellished 
 with mosaic glass, 41 inches high, 17 inches wide 
 
 48 The next old stained glass avindow, equally fine, representing the arms 
 
 of a Knight of the Garter , and 2 subjects from Raphael’s Bible , with crest 
 at the top, and richly embellished, the size, 41 inches by 17 
 
 49 The next old stained glass ayindow, representing the arms of a Knight 
 
 of the Garter , a subject from Raphaels Bible , and the Red Rose of 
 England, also finely embellished, the size, 41 inches by 17 
 
 50 The centre old stained glass avindoay, of the most rich, vivid, and rare 
 
 colours, representing the arms of Robert Dudley , Earl of Leicester , and the 
 device of Henry VII. beneath , finely embellished with the old mosaic glass, 
 the size, 41 inches by 17 
 
 The arms of the Earl of Leicester were presented by H. Read, Esq., to Horace 
 Walpole. 
 
 51 The next old stained glass window is equally fine in colour, including 
 
 similar subjects and forms the companion to Lot 49 
 
 52 The following old stained glass window, also remarkably rich in colour 
 
 and effect, forms the companion to the Lot 48 
 
 53 The last old stained glass window is equally beautiful and effective, and 
 
 forms the companion to Lot 47, including the Royal Arms 
 
 THE BEAUCLERC CLOSET. 
 
 54 Three fine old pieces of stained glass, forming the upper portion of the 
 
 window, a centre medallion of a Lion and Fleurs de Lys, surmounted by 
 Crowns, with blue glass to enclose the whole, the size 16 inches by 21 
 
 THE WINDOW ON THE STAIRCASE. 
 
 55 The small window of fine old stained glass, including the following subjects, 
 
 Abraham and Isaac, Lot and his Brother separating, Isaac and Rebecca 
 at the Well, and 4 others, the size 30 inches by 16 
 
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 TWENTY-FOURTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 THE GREAT NORTH BED CHAMBER. 
 
 No. U. 
 
 56 Ten squares of painted glass, forming the upper part of the two windows, 
 
 representing the various quarterings of the Walpole family, with beautiful 
 narrow borders 
 
 57 A small Gothic window in the recess closet, representing a Portrait of 
 
 Queen Elizabeth, the Royal Arms and Men Gambling, enclosed by 
 borders of old glass 
 
 58 Six pieces of stained glass in the closet door in passage, representing Saints 
 
 and Coats of Arms 
 
 
 THE TRIBUNE. 
 
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 A MAGNIFICENT OLD STAINED GLASS WINDOW, the 
 
 colours most rich, vivid and perfect in harmony, the centre subject repre¬ 
 sents our Saviour; the top, the Prodigal Son , and the bottom, Saul 
 before David , with St. James and St. Matthias on either side, the border 
 and groundwork formed of the richest mosaic glass, and in the purest 
 taste, the size, including frame, 5 feet 6 inches high by 3 feet wide 
 An equally beautiful OLD STAINED GLASS WINDOW, 
 formed in unison with the preceding lot, the centre subject represents 
 St. Peter ; the top, God appearing unto Samuel; the bottom, David 
 dancing before the Ark , and on either side St. Matthew and St. Theduous, 
 the size 5 feet 6 inches high by 3 feet wide 
 The corresponding OLD STAINED GLASS WINDOW, equally beautiful, 
 the centre subject represents St. Paul ; the top, St. John the Evangelist 
 writing his Gospel; the bottom, Daniel discovering the Cheat of the 
 Priests of Molock, and the sides, St. James and St. Bartholomew, the size 
 5 feet 6 inches high by 3 feet wide 
 
 
 THE GREAT DINING ROOM. 
 
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 The upper part of the centre of the great oriel window , including seven 
 specimens of fine old stained glass, viz., St. Christopher , the Battle of the 
 Amalakites , a group of Heathen Deities , two representing Autumn and 
 Winter , and two Coats of Arms , with blue glass at the top, the size, 32 
 inches by 24 inches 
 
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 No. 24. 
 
 63 The corresponding piece at the right, including seven subjects, viz, the 
 
 Children of Israel gathering Manna, Jacob's Dream, the Triumph o f Time, 
 two Dutch Landscapes and two Figures in graiselle, the size 32 inches 
 by 24 inches 
 
 64 An equally beautiful piece to the left , also including seven subjects, viz., the 
 
 Resurrection, Moses striking the Rock , the Triumph of Fame, Dutch Land¬ 
 scape and Figures Skating, an Allegorical piece and two Cavaliers, the size 
 32 inches by 24 
 
 65 The two smaller pieces of old stained glass at each end with six medallions, re¬ 
 
 presenting the Meeting of Isaac and Rebecca, Jacob blessing Esau, a 
 Dutch Cobbler at work, whistling to a Bird in a Cage, a most humorous 
 specimen, the Arms of Walpole, and two Floicers, the size, each 32 inches 
 by 11 inches 
 
 THE WAITING ROOM. 
 
 66 Three fine specimens of old stained glass, at the top of the glass door, the 
 
 subjects represent the Resurrection and two Coats of Arms on either 
 side 
 
 67 Four ditto on each side, representing Coats of Arms 
 
 THE CHINA ROOM. 
 
 68 Two beautiful Gothic shaped windows, of fine old stained glass, the subjects 
 
 represent St. Nicholas, St. Peter and St. Paul and two Allegorical Pieces, 
 with Birds and Fishes at the sides, the size 18 inches by 18 
 
 69 Two ditto for the opposite window, with two Coats of Arms and six smaller 
 
 pieces at each side, the size 18 inches by 18 
 
 THE LITTLE PARLOUR. 
 
 70 A very beautiful specimen of richly coloured old stained glass, over the 
 
 door, the Arms of Walpole quartered, with rich mosaic ornaments and 
 border 
 
 71 The fine old stained glass in the upper part of the door, the subjects repre¬ 
 
 sent the Arms of Ayliffe and Frampton quartered, the Death of Absalom and 
 the Emperor Constantine, with several smaller pieces 
 
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TWENTY-FOURTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
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 No. 24. 
 
 72 The old stained glass in the upper part of the right-hand window, represent¬ 
 
 ing the Arms of Frampton , the Vintage and Christ Washing his Disciples 
 Feet , with several smaller pieces 
 
 73 The corresponding window, with the Arms of Agliffe , Releasing a Prisoner, 
 
 and the story of Simon, with other small pieces of Birds, &c. 
 
 IN THE BEAUTY ROOM. 
 
 The three compartments of fine old stained glass in the window, the subjects 
 represent St. Matthew , three Coats of Arms and eight smaller pieces of 
 glass in graiselle 
 
 THE LIBRARY. 
 
 75 THE VERY COMPLETE AND BEAUTIFUL FITTINGS-UP 
 
 OF the LIBRARY, of GOTHIG DESIGN, with pierced and carved 
 work of the most elaborate and elegant description, forming recesses, the 
 idea being taken from the choir of Dugdale’s, St. Paul’s. The bookcase 
 are arranged into eleven compartments, extending to the four sides of the 
 library; the divisions are formed by pillars with pediment tops; the 
 Gothic arches being enriched with leaves, and springing to a carved 
 ornament, the whole surmounted by a rich Gothic border, most elaborately 
 worked, and forming a truly elegant range of bookcases, perfect in design, 
 taste and workmanship, and offering an opportunity of singular occur¬ 
 rence to noblemen or gentlemen to possess the library designed and 
 erected by Horace Walpole. The width of three of the bookcases is 
 5 feet 3 each, three others 4 feet 8 each, and the six others 3 feet 7 each 
 by 10 feet 6 in height, the entire length being about 67 feet and nearly 
 12 feet in height 
 
 76 The carved wood and stone chimney piece, the design of the wood 
 
 work taken from the tomb of John of Eltham, Earl of Cornwall, in 
 Westminster Abbey, and the stone work from that of Thomas, Duke 
 of Clarence, at Canterbury 
 
 THE HOLBEIN CHAMBER. 
 
 77 The stone chimney piece, of unique form, designed by Mr. Bentley, //c , 
 and chiefly taken from the tomb of Archbishop Warham, at Canterbury 
 
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TWENTY-FOURTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 247 
 
 THE LONG GALLERY. 
 
 No. 24. 
 
 78 The extremely elegant fitting up of the two recesses, finished with gold net 
 
 work, over looking glass, and most beautiful in effect; the design taken 
 from the tomb of Archbishop Bourchier, at Canterbury; each recess 
 formed of three sides, with circular tops, 8 feet high, 2 feet 9 wide 
 
 79 The same beautiful gold net work, over looking glass, as fitted over the fire 
 
 place, and over the 2 doors, also the carved and gilt chimney piece, 
 designed by Mr. John Chute and Mr. Thomas Pitt, of Baconnoch 
 
 80 The five beautifid carved and gilt canopies, copied from the side aisles in 
 
 Henry the Seventh’s chapel 
 
 ft 1 The beautifully carved Gothic arch springing over the fire place, most 
 tastefully and elaborately worked, supported by two columns, forming an 
 ornament in accordance with the bookcases, in the true Gothic taste, and 
 most perfect in design, taken from the tomb of John of Eltham, in 
 Westminster Abbey 
 
 THE ROUND DRAWING ROOM. 
 
 82 A SPLENDIDLY CARVED STATUARY MARBLE CHIMNEY 
 
 PIECE, inlaid with variegated marbles, the design taken from the tomb 
 of Edward the Confessor, the carving executed by Mr. Richter 
 
 THE GREAT NORTH BED CHAMBER. 
 
 83 The beautiful carved and gilt CHIMNEY PIECE OF PORTLAND 
 
 STONE, of Gothic design, rich in effect, and very elaborate in work¬ 
 manship, formed by an arch springing from two pillars with raised 
 pediments, the idea was taken by Horace Walpole from the tomb of W. 
 Dudley, Bishop of Durham, in Westminster Abbey 
 
 THE CHAPEL IN THE GROUNDS. 
 
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 A VERY FINE ANCIENT STAINED GLASS WINDOW, IN SEVENTEEN 
 compartments, in which are represented the original Portraits of 
 Henry III. and his Queen, with Saints at whole length, Coats of Arms 
 and other devices ; it was a present from the Earl of Ashburnham , and teas 
 brought from the church of B exhill, in Sussex / - 
 
 The Portraits of Henry and his Queen, are the only ones known; they have been M h: 
 engraved and are more fully described in Horace Walpole’s Anecdotes of Painting. 
 
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 A magnificent MARBLE SHRINE of the MOST COSTLY MO¬ 
 SAIC, enriched with many valuable specimens of rare and curious mar¬ 
 bles and precious stones, superbly illumined with gold; it is in 3 com¬ 
 partments, supported by twisted columns, and very elaborately worked 
 
 This ancient and curious relic presents strong claims to the notice of the antiquarian— 
 it at once shews the wonderful power of the ancients in the fine arts. 
 
 It was erected by Peter Cavalini (who designed the tomb of Edward the Confessor, 
 in Westminster Abbey), in the year 1256, over the bodies of the holy martyrs, 
 Simplicius, Faustina and Beatrix, under the direction of John James Capoccio 
 and Vinia his wife, in the Church of St. Maria Maggiore, at Rome, and was 
 brought from thence in the year 1768. 
 
 
 A curious figure of an Angel, in fine old Faenza, a singular specimen of 
 this ancient ware 
 
 A bronze incense burner with chain 
 Four antique Etruscan vases 
 
 A splendidly sculptured head in marble, in alto relievo, representing 
 St. John the Baptist, on a marble pedestal, a fine specimen of the work 
 of Donotello. A present from Sir Horace Mann at Florence 
 A beautiful figure of St. Roche, in the fine old Faenza ware 
 A singularly beautiful crucifix, inlaid with mother-o’-pearl and ivory 
 A fine old relic from Mr. Bateman’s collection. 
 
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 A large Gothic oak bench, with elbows and high back, designed by Mr. . 
 
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 A very curious ancient oak Welch chair, perfectly unique in form eJtwu-ic'K 
 
 An antique brass tablet, with fine engraving representing a Bishop 
 A pair of fine antique marble Roman urns, or ossuaria, beautifully 
 
 sculptured in bas relief, with Figures and masques • 
 
 Two ditto, square shaped, sculptured with wreaths of flowers ^ 
 
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 IN THE PLEASURE GROUNDS 
 
 A pair of imitation stone gothic carved pedestals for flowers 
 A pair of ditto ditto 
 
 A large and extraordinary fine specimen of braistone, on a stone pedestal 
 A present from Grosvenor Bedford Eeq. 
 
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 GUS, carved in the finest manner, with sphinxes, festoons, &c., on lion’s 
 paw feet 
 
 From the collection of Bryan Fairfax, Esq. 
 
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 An antique marble ossuarium, with curious inscription 
 A sculptured stone urn, on a square pedestal 
 Three rustic garden chairs and a stool 
 
 
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 A very curious antique enamelled candlestick, on brass 
 
 A pair of white Oriental China Lions, on square pedestals 
 
 Three ditto, on ditto 
 
 A fine old enamelled dish, by Bernard Palizzi, ornamented with Frogs, &c- 
 in high relief 
 
 A very curious Indian joss and a pair of white Oriental China lions, on 
 pedestals 
 
 A Dragon in Oriental China, very curious, and two pieces of Bow ware, 
 partly gilt 
 
 Four blue and white Delft dishes 
 
 A very fine and large Delft dish, with the story of Abraham putting away 
 Agar in the centre, several groups of figures in compartments and flower 
 border, date 1698 
 
 A noble blue and white Delft ewer, and 3 blue and white Delft dishes 
 
 A fine large dish, with whole length Figures, in blue and white, and pierced 
 border, a pure specimen of Delft 
 
 A pair of octagon dishes of Oriental China, richly mounted, and a pair of 
 oval ditto 
 
 Two old enamelled dishes, 1 faulty, 2 ditto tureens, a small Oriental China 
 churn, and a blue glass vase 
 
 A very curious ebony table, with marble slab top 
 
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 A curious old chest of drawers, with marble top, originally in the bed chamber 
 of Horace Walpole 
 
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 TWENTY-FOURTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 IN THE ADJOINING CLOSET. 
 
 No. 21. 
 
 /, /« 121 An old India japanned coffer 
 
 
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 122 A most excellent wainscot bookcase, with panelled ends and trellis doors, ^ ^ ^ ^ 
 
 shelves inside, lock and key, 6 feet 6 wide by 2 feet 6 high 
 
 123 Two excellent mahogany library chairs, with elbows and hair seats, and a ^ 
 
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 124 The range of bookshelves on right-hand of room, with five tiers of shelves 
 
 and divisions, extending 19 feet 6 k fid- 
 
 125 The range of bookcases on left side and end of library, in four divisions ^ 
 
 with twelve shelves each, painted green and white, extending 32 feet 
 
 IN THE WORKSHOP. 
 
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 126 The turning lathe as originally used by Horace Walpole 
 
 
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 Note. —Some inaccuracies will be discovered in the Catalogue, arising from a want 
 >/' su fficient time for its examination, in order to be prepared by the time it was originally 
 announced; these errors will be carefully rectified in the Second Edition, a small portion 
 of which will be printed on large paper. 
 
 SMITH AND ROBINS, PRINTERS, KING STREET, LONG ACRE. 
 

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