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CATALOG XJE 
 
 OF 
 
 SEVERAL SMALL COLLECTIONS OF 
 
 PORCELAIN 
 
 AND 
 
 OBJECTS OF ART, 
 
 FROM PRIVATE SOURCES; 
 
 A SMALL COLLECTION OF 
 
 (Srcck, Homan anil (BagItr,Ij ©olit Coins, 
 
 MANY IN FINE CONDITION, 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN- 
 
 A MARBLE BUST OF THE RT. HON. W. E. GLADSTONE, 
 
 BY G. H. SAUL; 
 
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 WHICH 
 
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 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT Till® &EEAT 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On FRIDAY. JULY 22 , 1898 , 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues had, 
 at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Stmt,, 
 St. James’s Square, S. W. 
 
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CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
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 I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall bo 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; 
 
 and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer 
 
 shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller. 
 
 IV. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 
 and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, 
 or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required; in default 
 of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and 
 
 authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at 
 the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale; 
 Messrs. Christie, M anson and Woods not being responsible 
 for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, 
 or any fault or defect in, any Lot; and making no warranty 
 whatever. 
 
 VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. 
 
 VIT. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be, re-sold by public or 
 private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 

 
 CATALOGUE. 
 
 On FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
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 Philip II. of Macedon, Stater, Head of Apollo laureate to right, 
 rev . <PlA!rrOY, Biga to right; Lysimachus of Thrace, Stater, 
 
 Head of Alexander to right, rev. BAZIAEOE-AYIIMAXOY, 
 
 Pallas Nicephoros, seated to left —;fine 2 
 
 Alexander the Great, Stater, Head of Pallas to right, rev. 
 AAEZANAPOY, Victory with wreath and banner staff; Cyrene, 
 
 Stater, kypanaion, Kyrene in quadriga to right, rev. */ • , 
 
 rOAlAN0ZYZ, Jupiter standing before a thymalerion, hold-£ ' 
 
 ing patera and sceptre —fine 2 
 
 3 Arsinoe II. of Egypt, Octadrachme, Veiled and diademed head of 
 & Arsinoe to right, in field K, rev. APZINOHZ-^>IAAAEA<POY, 
 
 double cornucopia with pendant taenia, Ac.; Persian Daric, yC 7 / 
 
 the King as an archer kneeling to right, &c., rec. irregular ^ 
 
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 4 Julius Casar (Hirtia gens), c- caesar-cos-ter, veiled head of 
 O Piety to right, rev. a-hirtivs*pp, augural staff, axe, Ac.; 
 
 Trajan, laureate bust in armour to right, rev. MTRP COS- y/ ' / 
 VI-PP-SPOR-SALVS AVC, Salus seated before an altar — -fine 2 
 
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 5 Marcus Aurelius, Bare-headed bust to right, rev . provdeor‘tr*p, 
 xv. cos. in., Providence holding globe and cornucopia to left; 
 Cuuobeline, Stater, cvno, horse galloping to right, above, 
 branch, rev , ca — mv divided by an ear of corn — fine 2 
 
 ^6 Edward IV., Rose Noble, usual type; Henry VII. Angel, m.m. 
 
 pheon ; Edward VI. Plnlf-Sovereign, first coinage, type of / ’ 
 
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 Henry VIII., last coinage with e( under shield on rev.—fine 3 < 
 
 7 Elizabeth Fine Sovereign, m.m. Escallop Elizabeth ‘DG'ang 
 ^ &o., Queen in robes of state seated upon throne, at her feet a 
 
 portcullis, rev. a • pno • factv • est, &c , Royal arms displayed 
 upon an expanded rose— very fine 1 
 
 Elizabeth milled Half-Sovereign, m.m. mullet, elizabeth'D’G* 
 ang, and crowned bust of Queen, wearing elaborately decorated 
 costume, to left, rev. sovtvm • fidei, &c., crowned shield-of-arms f 
 between e—r — fine and scarce 1 
 
 9 Charles I. Scotch Sovereign, by Briot, m.m. thistle head and 
 
 small b, carol vs-D-G'MAG • britan, &c., half-length bust of /? 
 King, crowned and in armour, to right, holding sceptre andyy^t^-/ 
 orb. rev. His*PRiESVM, &c., shield-of-arms under crown and 
 between o. r. crowned— very fine 1 
 
 (?10 Charles I. Sovereigns of the Tower Mint (2), m.ms. bell and rose, 
 
 carolvs, Ac., crowned bust of the King to left, behind, ' 
 volue xx. rev. florent Concordia regna, shield-of-arm*!*^^-^^ 
 crowned, &c .—fine 2 
 
 Commonwealth Sovereign, 1658, m.m. sun, the commonwealth of 
 England, shield of St. George within a wreath of palm and 
 laurel, rev. god with vs, united shields of England and 1 ** l ^ 1 ‘ 
 Ireland above, volue xx.— very fine 1 
 
 /(j g 1 ° llver Cromwell Broad, by Simon, olivar d-q-rp ang-sco et- 
 niB, &c. pro, laureate bust of the Protector to left, re 
 
 Q\iERiTVTR• bello, 1656, shiehl-of-arms crowned— extremely 
 
 fine 
 
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 z? 14 William and Mary Five-Guinea Piece, 1694, conjoined busts of 
 
 William and Mary to I'ight, rev. garnished shield-of-arms- 
 under crown 1 
 
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 William III. Five-Guinea Piece, 1701, bust of King, laureate, 
 to right, rev. the four shields-of-arms crowned, disposed cruci- 
 formly, in the angles a sceptre —fine 1 
 
 George I. Five-Guinea Piece, 1726, bust of King, laureate, to 
 right, rev. as the preceding 1 
 
 George II. Five-Guinea Piece, old head 1746, bust of King to 
 left, beneath, lima, rev. garnished shield-of-arms crowned— 
 fine 1 
 
 George IV. Proof Five-Pound Piece, 1826, by Wyon, from Chan- 
 trey’s model, bare head of King to left, rev. shield-of-arms 
 crowned and displayed upon an ermine-lined mantle, edge 
 inscribed septimo, &c. —very fine 1 
 
 George IV. Two-Pound Piece ; George III. Guinea ; George III. 
 Quarter-Guinea; small Gold Piece of Charles III. of Spain; 
 and a Solidus of Valentiniau II. 6 
 
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 Malta Louis and Double-Louis of Emmanuel Pinto type of St. 
 John; and a Double-Louis of 1765, with bust, rev. Cross of 
 the Order under crown, &c. 3 
 
 
 
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 Malta Double-Louis of Emmanuel Pinto ; and Emmanuel de 
 Rohan, both with busts ; and an Amb dinar 3 
 
 Silver .—William III. Crown Piece; William and Mary Half- 
 Crown ; Philip and Mary Shilling; American Half-Dollars, 
 
 1795 ; and various English and Colonial Coins, chiefly in very j , 
 poor condition 70 
 
 Copper. —America, New York Pallera Cent, 1^87, e.plubibos. 
 unum, an eagle displayed, holding sheaf of arrows and palm 
 branch, charged with shield, on right wing a small oval 
 medallion with e.b. in relief, rev. nova.ebouaoa.Columbia, 
 excelsior, sun in splendour rising behind mountains vciy 
 fine condition 
 
 
 
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 24 America Cents, 1793, 1794, 1802, 1803 ; Half-Cent, 1809; Cents 
 
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 for New Jersey, 1787, 1788; Massachusetts 1788; Chain 
 Cents, “ Mind your business ” (3); New York nova.eborao, 
 bust to right, rev. virt.et.lib, Liberty seated; Vermont 
 AUCTORi .vermon, bust to left, rev. indi.et.ljb, LiberW seated, 
 &c.— some fine and rare • iS, 
 
 25 Various Copper Coins 27 
 
 26 A walnut cabinet, with panelled door, fitted with sixteen trays, 
 
 arranged with square divisions, and one drawer—12j g. hig h , 
 13 in. wide , 8^ in. deep 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 OBJECTS OF ART AND VERTU. 
 
 27 A small watch, in spherical gold case enamelled with trophies, ,yp / 
 emblems, &c., on pale blue, white and gold ground 
 
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 & 28 A miniature watch, with revolving dial, set with small diamonds, s? ' 
 mounted in gold shuttle-shaped brooch 
 29 A watch, by Peschel, Dresden, in* gold case, the back formed of a 
 
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 blue and white Sevres plaque with a portrait bust of the ✓ 
 Marquis de Lafayette in relief 
 
 /&, py 30 An oval snuff-box, of old Italian enamel, with borders of ara¬ 
 besques and panels of translucent green, the lid painted with 
 Angelica and Medoro 
 
 C? 31 An Augsburg box thaler, dated 1624, the interior painted in oils 
 with portraits of a Burgomaster and his wife 
 
 32 A pair of circular plaques, of old French enamel, painted with 
 
 Hercules and Omphale, aud Venus at the bath—in old carvedA . 
 
 and gilt frames 
 
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 33 Three small silver knives, the handles of carved amber ; and a 
 pair of spoons, the bowls and handles of agate, with silver-gil 
 mounts 
 
 if £734 A cut-glass beaker, with parcel-gilt cover and stand, decorated ^ 
 with applique ornament, and cornelian beads 
 , 0 35 A small silver vase, chased with flowers, on tripod with rams’ 
 heads in relief c 
 
 36 A pair of oval blue jasper plaques —by Wedgwood and Bentley — 
 with the Marlborough gem, and A Sacrifice to Bacchus 
 
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 PORCELAIN. 
 
 37 An Old Dresden Group, of two lovers, seated— 4^ in. high / 
 
 38 Another, of an old lady and young lover, with Cupid holding %/ 
 
 /„ £) scroll, inscribed “ Les Dous que son Coeur otfre Sont les^ >• 
 attraits du Coffre ”—6 in. high ( 
 
 Africa and America : a pair of ditto groups, with attributes, of 
 the largest model — 10 j in. high 
 
 
 40 A Pair of Oblong Sevres Plaques, of blue and white jasper 
 ^7 with The Judgment of Paris, and The Rape of Helen 7^ in 
 by 11^ in .—in glazed gilt frames / 
 
 decorative objects. 
 
 41 An Old Chinese Cloisonne Enamel Incense Burner, with 
 * pierced cover, [formed as a group of persimmon fruit, pale 
 yellow and turquoise ground, on three feet of metal-gilt 
 formed as elephants’ heads —14 in. high 
 
 f £ 42 A Ditto Bowl, with vases of flowering plants in colours on — 
 
 turquoise ground, flat rim —15 in. diam. 
 
 43 A Sqdabe-Shaped Ditto Vam, with metal-gill coyer and 
 mask handles — 17 in. high 
 
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 / 44 An Old French Clock, by Maniere, in pyramidal case of grey 
 marble, inlaid wit’ll a gilt bronze relief of dancing nymphs 
 with Cupid, &c.—181- in. high 
 45 Another, of the time of the Regency, with revolving enamelled 
 dial, in case of white marble and or-molu, formed as a temple, 
 r ^ chased with palms, drapery, &c, supported on four wreathed 
 marble columns, the pendulum formed as a figure in a swing, 
 enamelled in colours, the whole surmounted by an or-molu yy 
 figure of a Chinaman holding an umbrella—21 in. high 
 
 EMBROIDERIES AND FABRICS, Etc. 
 
 I, 7, -6 46 A priest’s vestment, of silver brocade, embroidered with gold 
 
 / 47 ^ § entleman ’ 8 court dress, temp Louis XV., of silver brocade^ y 
 
 interwoven with bouquets of flowers in cut velvet 
 
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 ^^ ' ° 48 Another, temp Directoire, the coat and breeches of blue ^silk, 
 
 
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 embroidered with silver, the rest of white silk, similarly 
 embroidered C c 
 
 49 An Ambassador’s full dress coat, of cloth, elaborately embroidered 
 with flowers, &c., in silks 
 
 50 An Old Portuguese Coyerlit, of white silk, embroidered with 
 birds, flowers and other ornaments in coloured silks 
 
 It formerly belonged to Isabella, Queen of Castile, icife of j2i 
 Ferdinand, King of Arragon. Looted from the 
 attached to the Palace at Madrid, during the Revolution 
 
 //, Zf r & 51 A small table cover, of old gold and silver brocade, with silver 
 
 lace border 
 
 F2 An old Persian embroidery hanging, elaborately worked with a 
 triple face in the centre, with devices and portrait heads 
 worked into the desgn ; and eight portraits of Persian ladiesu^/ 
 and gentlemen in medallion 
 
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 and gentlemen in medallion 
 
 bo An Old Persian Scimetar, the l lade inlaid with passages from 
 the Koran, in gold, the hilt and scabbard of silver, thickly 
 
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 studded with coral and engrave! turquoises 
 
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 of the Executors of the late COLONEL NORTH. 
 
 54 A LARGE PARCEL-GILT SILVER SHIELD, boldly em- 
 bossed and chased with emblematic female figures in borders 
 7 * ^ of foliage, flowers and shells, and inscribed with the names 
 
 of the officers of the frigate “ Esmeralda,” which belonged to 
 the Government of Chili, the centre of shield formed of 
 bionze top of the capstan of that frigate —34 in. diem 
 mounted on velvet frame, semee with silver stars, and u 
 scroll at the top enamelled with the Chili arms, and inscribed 
 “ 21 de Mayo, 1879 ”—in octagonal-sliaped glazed oak case 
 
 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 
 /J. ^?55 A gold filigree coffee-cup stand, enamelled in colours and painted ^ 
 
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 with flowers ; and a miniature portrait of a youth —in leather 
 case ^ 
 
 56 Twelve small Chelsea and other seals, formed as children and^> ^ 
 animals (two gold mounted) / Tyz ^ 
 
 O 57 An oval tortoiseshell snuff-box, inlaid with figures sacrificing, ** 
 
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 in engraved silver, and with silver mount and pick 
 58 A steel key, with pierced bow, surmounted by a crown 
 y century; and a smaller ditto 
 
 *59 Three shaped wine-labels, of Battersea enamel, pointed wit 
 / y grapes and roses in colours xl/ 
 
 /, 60 A miniature portrait of Frederick the Great, in metal-gilt frame ( 
 
 chased with flowers and with enamel border y 
 
 ^ , <7 61 A set of thirty-one black Wedgwood medallion heads of Kiijgs 
 
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 and Queens of England 
 
 
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 62 Eighteen small shell camei; five others; a cornelian intaglio bust 
 of Diana ; head of a Bacchante, in ivory ; eight smaiynofKucs ; 
 and various pieces of carved coral, &c. 
 
 ^ ^£?63 A pair of carved ivory anatomical male and female figures 
 
 64 A Goblet and Cover, made of wood from the celebrated 
 mulberry tree planted by Shakespeare in his garden at 
 /«/T/V, o Stratford-on-Avon. It is carved with a medallion head of 
 
 Shakespeare, shield-of-arms, military and musical trophies in ^ 
 relief, on spirally fluted stem and round foot carved with ^ 
 
 acanthus foliage, and mounted with silver rims engraved with 
 a Latin inscription—6£ in. high 
 
 For many years in the possession of the Lane family , one of 
 the oldest in Warwickshire 
 
 Only two others are known, which are now in the Museum at 
 Stratford-on-Avon 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
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 A miniature portrait of a gentleman in uniform—in gilt frame 
 
 The Duchess of Richmond, in Roman costume—in oval metal-gilt 
 
 frame 
 
 The Daughter of Herodias—in square gilt-wood frame 
 
 Constance Ripley, by E. T. Parris—on porcelain ; and a pair of 
 oval porcelain painted plaques—in gilt frames 
 
 A Vienna cup, cover and saucer, painted with a classical subject 
 on maroon and gold ground ; and a blue and gold cup and 
 saucer, with a basket of flowers ^ 
 
 A Neapolitan plaque, with the Expulsion from Eden—in octagonal 
 ebonised frame mounted with metal-gilt; and an oval Gien ware 
 cistern, with arabesques in colours 
 
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 f _ _71 A Dresden dessert-basket, on stem with figures of a nymph and 
 
 ' child ; and one, with pierced trellis border, painted and en- s 
 
 crusted with flowers 
 
 72 A pair of candelabra, on stems with large figures of a girl and 
 / & youth at fountains, with branches encrusted with flowers ; and 
 
 
 
 a candelabrum, with a group of the Graces, en suite 
 
 73 A pair of Nankin ewers, painted with figures ; a large willow- 
 pattern mug ; and a two-handled Delft tea-pot and cover, with 
 
 flowers in blue 
 
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 74 A set of three octagonal-shaped Spode vases, enamelled in colours 
 in imitation of Chinese; and a pair of bottles, with dragons, 
 
 &c. on gold ground 
 
 75 A Set of Three Vases and Covers, and A Pair of Beakers, 
 
 /£ ■ O Chinese porcelain, enamelled with figures and views in 
 
 shaped panels on brilliant blue and yellow ground—17 in. 
 high 
 
 76 A Large Chinese Bowl, enamelled with English hunting 
 
 /. u subjects in two large medallions, and a smaller ditto, with / ' 
 
 Chinese figures on red, black and gold chequer ground, thq, 
 inside similarly enamelled—16 in. diam. 
 
 Y b 77 A pair of old Satsuma vases, with legendary subjects in colours * 
 and gold 
 
 ^ 78 An old Imari circular dish, painted with flowers in red, blue 
 
 and gold ; and a pair of larger ditto, with escalloped borders 
 
 O'; ^9 A large Japanese porcelain dish, enamelled with panels of 
 figures and flowering trees on red and gold ground 
 
 , ^80 A pair of large Chinese grey crackle vases, enamelled ,with 
 figures, &c. in colours—24 in. high 
 
 
 O 81 A P air of Ja P anese bronze beakers, with prunus branches, blossom 
 
 anrl Vmvla in 111 all rAliftf ^ / 
 
 and birds in high relief 
 ^ ^82 The Marli horses : a pair, in bronze—23 in. high 
 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A LADY. 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
 
 Twelve old Nankin deep plates, painted with flowering plants i7 „ 
 trellis borders ; and one other plate 
 A. circular ditto dish, with bamboos and flowers, pomegranates on 
 the border—11 in. diam .; and one, with a vase and branches^ 
 of flowers—lid in. diam. 
 
 A pair of small vases and covers, painted with lanterns in 
 
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 brilliant colours—7 in. high 
 
 A vase and cover, with flowering plants in panels ; andone, witk^ 
 scroll foliage and pomegranates—11 in. high /V7 ‘ 
 
 A large willow-pattern mug, with flowers on seeded gropnd ; a 
 small vase; a canister; a stand ; and six cups Av/ 
 
 Four circular fluted willow-pattern dishes; six plates, with 
 buildings and plants; four plates and a basin, with river^ 
 scenes and dark blue borders 
 
 A pair of octagonal-shaped soup-tureens, covers and stands, with 
 
 river scenes and trellis borders ; and six hot-water plates, with >, y 
 dark blue borders 
 
 Twelve octagonal-shaped plates, painted with a river scene in red, 
 blue and gold; two Japan plates, with flowers; two small 
 basins; a pair of small coloured vases; and a brown ware 
 tea-pot 
 
 A bowl, enamelled with river scenes and figures in colours on / 
 purple trellis ground, with waved edge y'?' 
 
 A large bowl, painted with peonies and scroll foliage in red/Mue 
 
 and gold, and enamelled with flowers and European figures^y^^ 
 in medallions—16 in. diam. 
 
 Six deep plates, enamelled with lotos plants and peonies in scroll 
 borders, famille rose; two other famille rose plates; anj^ four^ 
 others 
 
 A tea-pot and cover, enamelled with landscapes and figures on 
 red trellis ground ; a jug, enamelled with flowers ; two famille 
 rose cups and saucers ; three egg-shell cups and saucers, with / 
 landscapes; a cup, with figures ; and a small tazza, on gilt foot / 
 
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 /?. & 5 A r ' m of Oviform Egg-Shell Vases, enamelled with figures 
 in medallions, and with raised white branches of flowers oil 
 
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 gold ground—11 in. high 
 
 ^ /96 A Pair of Vases and Covers, and A Pair of Beakers, 
 
 * * enamelled with pheasants, peonies and prunus blossom in 
 
 brilliant colours —famille rose, vases 18 in., bealcers 14 in. highj^^. 
 pair of vases and covers, enamelled with hnrspc flnmoa Am 
 
 ^ 97 A pair of vases and covers, enamelled with horses, flames, &c. 
 
 on red and white ground, and painted with dark blue panels / 
 
 
 —15 in. high 
 
 98 A pair of vases, with kylin handles, enamelled with figures, .S y _ 
 
 fruit and flowers in colours 2 
 
 PORCELAIN. 
 
 */, ° 99 A pair of white and gold semicircular-shaped jardinieres, painted 
 
 
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 with bouquets of flowers ; and an oblong ink-stand, with t/jLrZ 
 flowers on pale blue ground, richly gilt 
 
 100 A pair of vases and covers, painted with festoons of flowers and 
 insects in gilt borders 
 
 ^ ^ 7 101 An Empire two-handled vase, blue and gold —glass shade and ^ 
 
 stand ; and a vase, painted with figures on gold ground 
 
 102 A coffee-cup and saucer, painted with a portrait on gold ground ; 
 one, with a classical decoration on green and gold ground; 
 two others, with vines and festoons in gold; and a pair of 
 ditto, with views on blue and gold ground 
 
 103 A pair of small sprinklers, with birds on pink ground ; a pair 
 of small vases; a pair of small baskets; a green, white and 
 gold milk-jug ; a cup, with a mask ; and an Empire cup and 
 saucer, yellow and gold ground 
 
 104 A chocolate-pot, milk-jug, and two cups and saucers, painted 
 yj with roses and cornflowers; a pair of Trembleuse cups and 
 
 saucers, with flowers ; and eleven plates, with flower sprays 
 on white ground 
 
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 105 An Angouleme tea-pot, pink, white and gold ; a coffee-cup and 
 saucer, painted with landscapes in gilt borders; and a 
 Chantilly plate, with flowers and insects on basket-pattern 
 border 
 
 O 106 A Dresden plate, painted with children and green chequered 
 border; one, with flowers in pink; a S5vres-pattern ditto, 
 with flowers and blue lines ; and a Marcolini cup, cover and 
 saucer, with named views on pale green ground 
 107 A brown ware tea-pot and cover, engraved with aranesque orna- 
 ^ ment, and mounted with silvered metal; and a small glazed / 
 brown ware tea-pot f 
 
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 An old Worcester fluted white and gold service, consisting of 
 tea-pot, sugar-basin, canister and covers, basin, two dishes, 
 eleven tea-cups, ten coffee-cups and fourteen -saucers 
 A white and gold tea service, painted with Chinese figures and 
 flowers in colours, consisting of tea-pot, cover and stand, 
 sugar-basin and cover, milk-jug, basin, two dishes, eleven 
 tea-cups, twelve coffee-cups and eleven saucers 
 A tea service, of white and gold chequer pattern, consisting of 
 basin, two dishes, eleven tea-cups, eight coffee-cups and 
 twenty saucers 
 
 Two Lowestoft bowls, with bands of coloured ornament on 
 rim, and baskets of flowers—10^ in. and 11^ in. diam. 
 
 Eleven ditto cups and saucers, enamelled with Chinese figures 
 in trellis borders ; and three other cups and four saucers 
 A Pair of Crown Derbt Two-Handled Vases, painted ^vitli 7 
 views in richly gilt borders—134- in- high 
 A Crown Derby ink-stand, dark blue, white and gold ; a Mason’s 
 dark blue and gold ink-stand, painted with flowers; a taper 
 candlestick; and a pair of Crown Derby spill-vases, painted-*' 
 
 with vines in purple and gold 
 
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 ^ A (set of three milk-jugs, painted with flowers in green, white 
 and gold borders ; two lustred jugs ; and a printed blue an^, 
 white dish 
 
 /o. a set of four Spode jugs, with branches of coloured flowers; and 
 
 two dark blue and gold octagonal-shaped jugs, of Mason’s 
 
 ware 
 
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 117 Two mugs and two jugs, of coloured ironstone china ; and seven 
 ^ other jugs, a mug and a tea-pot, of old English ware 
 
 OLD ENGLISH CUT-GLASS. 
 
 
 
 118 A pair of cylindrical bowls, with flat covers and stands^cutjvith /yy? 
 diamond ornament Jt// 
 
 , 119 A cylindrical sugar-basin and a milk-jug, fluted and diamond 
 
 " cut; a pair of dishes; and a smaller ditto, with diamond- ^ ^ 
 
 pattern borders 
 
 O 120 A diamond-pattern honey-jar, cover and stand ; a small. ) 
 
 and basin; and two small bowls ' ^ > 
 
 - - ^121 A pair of jugs, fluted and diamond cut; and a ditto celery-vase i 
 
 ^ O 122 Three ditto wine-decanters ; and a pair of smaller fluted ditto 
 
 123 A set of four cylindrical-shaped ditto; a pair of goblets, fluted , _ 
 
 AT, o and diamond cut; a pair of ditto, engraved with vines ; and 
 nine cut liqueur-glasses 
 
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 124 A French Empire bronze seated figure of a girl, on pedestal of 
 S'* f white marble mounted with chasings of or-molu, and^ grev^/ . 
 
 1 ' ^ marble plinth—13 in. high—glass shade and stand fy I //l^7 7~^ 
 
 
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 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 
 
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 A set of five vases and covers, of old English ware, with classical ^ 
 subjects in relief, coloured 
 
 An old Worcester fluted tea and coffee service, with red and gold 
 bands of ornament, consisting of tea pot and cover, sugar 
 basin, cover and stand, milk-jug, basin, dish, eleven tea 
 cups and saucers, and seven coffee-mugs 
 
 Part of a Crown Derby tea service, with raised white festoons 
 aud cornflowers in colours and gold, consisting of four tea¬ 
 cups, five coffee-cups, nine saucers and a dish ; and one, with 
 sprays of cornflowers, consisting of five tea-cups and saucers, , 
 
 three coffee-mugs, a milk-jug and two dishes 
 
 A Bow Figure of Flora— 13^ in. high 
 
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 An oviform Nankin jar and cover, with prunus blossom in white 
 on marbled blue ground—14 in. high —carved wood stand 
 
 
 130 
 
 A circular Nankin disb, painted with an Imperial audience and 
 trellis border—20 in. diam. 
 
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 A Large Vase, of old Nankin porcelain, painted with garden 
 scenes, buildings, equestrian and other figures in panels- 
 37 in. high—black wood stand ? PF* 
 
 A pair of large Japan porcelain vases, decorated with vases of ^ 
 flowers, &c. in colours and gold 
 
 The Madonna and Child, enthroned with bishops, saints and P' 
 angels above, after Baffaelle ; and the Madonna adoring the 
 Infant Saviour, in a landscape, after Francia : a pair of/ 
 large paintings on porcelain—in gilt frames R/ 
 
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 A pair of terra-cotta figures of children, emblematic of Night and 
 Morning, by Baron Marochetti; and a ditto group of The 
 Convalescent, by S. P. Barr, 1874 
 
 A square-shaped mirror, with bevelled edge, in carved and gilt 
 frame with shells on the border 
 
 
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 138 A Portuguese coverlit, of dark blue satin embroided with flowers ^ SV / 
 o and ornaments in yellow silk— late 18 th century C 
 
 Exhibited in 1873 
 
 SCULPTURE. 
 
 G. H. SAUL, 1881. 
 
 139 Bust of the Bight IIon. W. E. Gladstone, rather larger than 
 & life size 
 
 Replica of the bust at the Devonshire Club 
 And A Pencil Portrait Sketch — signed by Mr. Gladstone 
 
 
 
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 ^440 Flora : a life-sized bust in statuary marble 
 
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 London : Printed by William Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street 
 
 and Charing Cross.