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CATALOGUE 
 
 THE COLLECTION OF 
 
 PICTURES, 
 
 EUROPEAN AND ORIENTAL 
 WORKS OF ART, 
 
 ARMOUR & ARMS, STAINED GLASS, BRONZES, 
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 OF 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM SPREAD, ESQ. 
 
 Deceased, late of 27 Pembridge Crescent, W. {By Order of the Executors ); 
 AND A COLLECTION, THE PROPERTY OF 
 
 WILLIAM SPBEAD, ESQ.: 
 
 WHICH 
 
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 8 KING STREET ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1898, 
 
 And Two Following- Days, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues had, 
 at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, 
 St. James s Square , S. W. 
 
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CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
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 I. THE highest Bidder to he the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; and 
 so on in proportion. 
 
 TII. 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, Manson and Woods not being responsible 
 for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, 
 or any fault or defect in, any Lot, and making no warranty 
 whatever. 
 
 VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or 
 private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 First Day’s Sale. 
 
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 On WEDNESDAY,! APRIL 27, 1808, 
 
 at one o’clock precisely. 
 
 
 SILVER —At per Oz. 
 
 1 pair of old plain gravy-spoons .... 
 
 2 A soup-ladle and pair of sauce-ladles, with shell bowls 
 
 and chased handles— old Dublin . . . 
 
 3 Three sauce-ladles, with shell bowls and feathered-e^e^ 
 
 handles—1759 ...••• pO 
 4; A pierced fish-trowel— old Irish sterling metric . • 
 
 5 A wine-funnel, with gadroon border . . . 
 
 6 A small open wire sugar-basket, with a cow, birds and 
 
 foliage in applique work—1770 ; and two shell caddy- 
 
 spoons . 
 
 7 A plain cream-jug, with threaded border and handle 4 
 
 8 A flat-shaped milk-jug, chased with foliage and flowers^. 9 
 
 9 A shaped coffee-pot, chased with baskets and festoons of 
 
 flowers—1768 . 27 
 
 10 A pair of boat-shaped salt-cellars, with scroll ends, on 
 
 oblong feet. 
 
 11 A Sauce-Boat, chased with branches of foliage and 
 
 flowers, in scroll panels, the handle formed as a sea 
 monster— old Irish sterling metric—by Walsh . yv 13 
 
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 02. dwt. 
 
 12 A Charles II. Ctlindrical-Shaped Cup and Flat 
 Cover, with corded edge, chased scroll handles, and 
 on three ball feet, the barrel and cover with pierced 
 and chased scroll foliage, flowers and birds in 
 applique work —circa 1680— maker's marie T.I., with 
 escallops above and belotv . . • aJiJTL 
 
 In mahogany box / 
 
 * y s- 13 Twelve silver-gilt dessert-knives, with faceted brown 
 
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 agate handles 
 
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 FOREIGN SILVER. 
 
 14 A small tea-pot, partly fluted and repousse with scroll f 
 
 foliage —Haarlem .... .&A 7 
 
 15 A vase-shaped canister, nearly similar— Haarlem. U&.3 
 
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 16 A sugar-bowl, on round foot, repousse with coronets^ 
 
 2 
 
 birds and flowers .... 
 
 17 An oblong canister, chased with flowers and partly 
 fluted ...... 
 
 
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 PLATED. 
 
 i & , 018 A vase-shaped coffee-pot, chased with laurel festoons; and a large 
 
 jug and cover, partly fluted 
 
 d , <?19 An oblong-shaped soup-tureen and cover, with gadroon border 
 and chased handles and feet 
 
 / , 0—TV 20 A circular salver, with chased centre and shaped border with 
 
 foliage 21 in. diam. j and a small waiter, similar . 
 
 xf , J .0 21 A two-handled tea-tray, nearly similar—32 in. long r ^ ^ 
 
5 
 
 MINIATURES, FANS, BOXES, Etc. 
 
 
 ^ ^22 Princess Mary, wife of William III., Prince of Orange, from a 
 
 painting from Sir P. Lely at Hampton Court, by S. Read 
 23 An Enamel Portrait, by B. Bordier, of the Marquise of 
 < 2 / / U> Yieuyielle, killed at the Battle of Auburn Chase, 18th 
 
 September, 1643 
 
 From Strawberry Hill Collection 
 From the Portland Collection 
 
 From Lord NortJicote’s Collection y . 
 
 21 Miniature, in oils, of a gentleman, with periwig and red coat 
 ^25 A circular enamel of a nymph, in brilliant colours—in ebonised 
 and gilt frame—3 in. diam. 
 
 0 26 Portrait of a gentleman, in armour, engraved on ivory 
 0 27 An old English fan, painted with a garden scene and ladies- 
 ivory mount fitted with a thermometer 
 A small Louis XYI. fan, of mother-o’-pearl, carved with scale /? 
 
 pattern and inlaid with eight panels, pierced with figures and 
 trophies of implements in coloured gold 
 
 29 A Louis XVI. fan, painted with shaped panels of Cupids and 
 ladies, mounted with white silk embroidered with spangles, 
 and pierced ivory mounts slightly overlaid with gold 
 
 30 An oval horn pique snuff-box,slightly inlaid with scrolls in mother- 
 o’-pearl, lined with silver-gilt; and a circular Louis XVI. 
 ivory and horn snuff-box, with blue enamel top with festoons 
 of flowers in gold 
 
 ^31 A small kidney-shaped tortoiseshell pique box, with storks and 
 scrolls in gold; and an oval tortoiseshell patch-box, con- 
 taining a small Wedgwood plaque mounted in gold y- 
 
 ^2 A circular medallion, with portrait of the Saviour, of embossed 
 
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 33 An oval cameo of Pope Pius VII.; and two small shell camei 
 84 An oblong Chinese casket, of mother-o’-pearl, carved and pierced 
 with vine ornaments and squirrels, engraved with diaper orna¬ 
 
 ments round the borders, gilt scroll handle 
 0 35 An ivory box, entirely carved with conventional scroll foliage 
 Indian, early 18 th century 
 
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 AND VERTU. 
 
 36 An Early English Pendant Jewel, of open scroll design, m 
 silver and gold, slightly enamelled and set with rose diamonds, 
 rubies, sapphires and topaz 
 
 Said to have belonged to Queen Anne 
 
 O 37 The silver mounts of a casket, chased and pierced with scroll 
 
 
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 £,38 Six Louis XYI. cut steel and enamelled buttons ; four cut steel 
 buttons ; seven shell camei; and four other pieces 
 
 39 A pendant, of ivory, carved and painted with The Crucifixion and ^ 
 
 the head of the Virgin, with silver rim—15 th century 
 
 0 40 A small silver mulberry spoon; and a small sugar-ladle, wif 
 pierced handle and shaped bowl 
 
 41 A “ Montre soliere” and compass combined, of metal-gilt and 
 
 blued steel, engraved with names, &c., by Charles Frederick ✓ . 
 
 Winter, Augsburg — early 18 th century—in shagreen case /A^ 
 
 ' 42 A small silver “ Montre soliere ” and compass combined, en¬ 
 graved with the names of towns and the maker’s name, . 
 
 Butterfield —18 th century—in shagreen case 
 
 '6 43 A small revolving calendar, of metal-gilt and silver —Germartf 
 lltli century; and a small old English silver perpetual, 
 almanack /fyioL</^*S\ 
 
 ^ 44 A buckle, of cut steel, containing an oval plaque of Wedgwopd 
 with the figure of a nymph in white on a blue ground 
 
 £45 A portion of an agate snuff-box ; a small bronze figure of a horse ; 
 
 a porcelain plaque ; a bronze snake; a Bilston enamel snuff¬ 
 box ; and a folding measure { 
 
 46 Two small oval clasps, containing minute box-wood carvings of 
 trophies of musical instruments, altars and doves; and 
 small oval verre eglomise plaque of a boy, with fishing rod rtf 
 
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 47 An Old Irish Murrain Crystal, mounted with silver-gilt— 
 
 17t/i century 
 
 This stone being dipped in the food of an animal is scud 
 , a-7-0} to cure the distemper : an old superstition 
 
 48 A Whistle, formed of mother-o-pearl mounted with silver-gilt 
 and enamel— Spanish, 16th century —the pearl body is formed 
 as a griffin, on the back of which kneels a small figure of Cupid ; 
 the whole is mounted with enamelled silver-gilt encrusted 
 with jewels, suspended by three chains 
 
 From Stowe, 1848 
 
 Exhibited at the Royal Academy Winter Exhibition, 1895 
 
 O 48a A small cover, of early English enamel, with arabesques in black, 
 
 green and white—21? in. diam.; and a small agate boyLand ^ 
 
 spoon, mounted with silver-gilt , ( 
 
 49 A green shagreen watch-case, slightly pique with gold; and one, 
 of tortoiseshell, mounted with gilt metal 
 
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 orn a monto —47 th century 
 
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 51 A Eussian eikon, of the Virgin and Crucifix, with painted face 
 
 and hands, overlaid with a plaque of embossed silvepj and a 
 pair of octagonal tortoiseshell frames ^ 
 
 52 A wing of a diptych, with three saints on a champleve enamel 
 
 ground — Russian, 11th century-, and an oblong plaque, 
 enamelled with flowers on a dark blue ground 
 
 cJbZ A Pyx, of bronze-gilt, with scrolls, &c., on a champleve dark 
 and pale blue ground—14 th century 
 
 Morse, of copper-gilt and champleve enamel—4£ in. long — 
 Ralian, late 14 th century. It is quartrefoil in form, hinged in 
 the centre ; the decoration consists in two branches of acanthus 
 foliage in red on a dark blue ground, castellated ornaments 
 round the border 
 
 55 An Oval Plaque, of Limoges Enamel, painted in flesh tints and 
 grisaille with St. Rock, by Pierre Raymond—3 in. diam .—in 
 gilt and ebonised frame 
 
 
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 ^ / a _ 5G A Limoges Enamel Bowl, with six sunk panels round the 
 
 tLs * ' O border, of Cupids’ heads, the Virgin with Infant Saviour and 
 
 St. Joseph in the centred in grisaille, beneath a landscape in yy 
 
 translucent colours—4| in diam .— 17 th century 
 
 O 56a An Oval Louis XV. Bock-Crystal Snuff -Box, cut in facets, 
 mounted with waved gold 
 
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 56b A necklace, composed of rubies and silver-gilt, of an interlaced _ . 
 
 and rosette design—18/7* century // 
 
 56c A pair of silver-gilt filigree earrings; a Chinese silver filigree 
 bangle ; and a silver filigree belt clasp ^ 
 
 ,/S~, O 56d A gold smelling-bottle, enamelled with bouquDis of flowers ir 
 
 colours on a translucent red and blue groun d 
 ^ 56e A pair of gold filigree pendant earrings 
 
 ^ 56f A gold locket, formed as a tortoise, the back enamelled with ^^7 
 floral ornaments in green and white— Spanish, 17 th century 
 
 ^56g A pendant, containing an oval amethyst cameo bas-relief of a ^ 
 
 draped head of the Virgin L' <?-< 
 
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 56h A ring, with an intaglio head of Aristippes the elder, engraved 
 
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 by Dicos ; a silver-gilt ring, set with a garnet; and a scarab, 
 forming a pendant 
 
 q ®6i An amethyst intaglio ; two onyx ditto; a shell cameo; and a 
 coral and gold necklace, with cherub’s head and pendairt 
 charms 
 
 O 56k Ten Oriental pearls y 
 
 56l A pendant, set with pearls, containing a small Wedgwood plaque ; 
 f O ari oval brooch, set with pearls ; a small octagonal Wedgwood 
 plaque, mounted with gold as a brooch; and three otherj 
 pieces 
 
 
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 LACE. 
 
 Five old Greek lace antimacassars 
 A Fine Rose Point Fichu 
 
 
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 A cravat end, of point de Venice ; and one ditto ficliu t? A A-#-, 
 
 Point de Venice—1 yd. bare; wider ditto —21 in .; a shaped piece 
 
 ditto ; |a crochet crown ; two pieces of Eastern embroidery ; - ^ 
 
 and a piece of ditto on green muslin 
 An old Flemish square; a ditto cap ; a pair of old Valenciei 
 
 
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 lappets; and an old Brussels ditto 
 A pair of fine old Flemish lappets 
 A fine old Flemish fichu 
 
 Old Flemish lace— 3f yds .; If yd. ditto ; If yd, 
 ditto ; If yd. ditto ; and If yd. ditto 
 Old Mechlin—If yd.; If yd. ditto ; 1 yd. ditto; 2 yds. ditto ; and 
 If yd. old Valenciennes 
 A Brussels scarf 
 
 A Brussels veil; 5 yds. of narrow flouncing ; and five small 
 pieces 
 
 Two pieces of vandyked Venetian point; a piece of Bose point; 
 and a piece of Spanish lace— If yd. 
 
 
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 BROCADES, Etc. 
 
 
 69 A pink corded silk George II. coat; and a white silk waistcoat, 
 embroidered with pansies in colours 
 0 A George III. turquoise velvet coat, embroidered with silver lace 
 and spangles (2, 
 
 71 Part of a yellow satin costume; and a pale canary satin cloak 
 
 / ✓72 A yellow brocade George II. lady’s robe 
 
 / <2^J73 An Oriental scarf, striped crimson and yellow; and a pale blue 
 silk scarf, with fringed border embroidered with roses 
 >74 A Persian rug, with six borders in brilliant colours, geometrical A . 
 ornaments in the centre 
 
 
 
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 /, & 75 ^ George II. blue satin waistcoat, brocaded with silver rounds ^ 
 
 the edges 
 
 76 A panel of white brocade, with panels of flowers in brilliant 
 
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 ( 77 A Chinese robe, embroidered with dragons in gold 
 ^ 78 A George III. cloth coat, richly embroidered with flowers in 
 coloured silks 
 
 /. / t O 79 A panel of corded white brocade, with-sprays of roses in brilliapt 
 
 colours 
 
 / / ■£, ^80 Three squares of pale green brocade, with conventional asters 
 
 brilliant colours / 
 
 §1 A panel of cerise and white brocade ; a length of pale blue and 
 white brocade, of Louis XYI. design ; and a small oblong 
 <7 - linen panel, embroidered with flowers in coloured silks , 
 
 82 A small square-shaped panel of petit point needlework, with a 
 vase of flowers, temp Charles II. 
 
 VENETIAN AND GERMAN GLASS. 
 
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 83 A pair of cylindrical beakers, enamelled with coats-of-arms and 
 
 Gothic ornaments—10^ in. high —on chased or-molu bases , 
 
 84 A large green glass drinking goblet—8f in. high ^ /? / 
 
 85 A Schmeltz glass cup, on silver filigree foot—5^ in. high " 
 
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 36 A barrel-shaped vessel, pewter top ; and a ewer—8 in. high 
 87 A spirally fluted mauve bottle, with pewter top ; a small sapphire 
 blue tazza and cover ; and a fluted two-handled cup 
 '88 A standing cup and cover, with spiral ornaments on the stem 
 and cover—20 in. high; and three covers, of similar work¬ 
 manship i 
 
 ^89 A standing cup, with openwork stem—9f in. high; one, the stem 
 shaped as a monster—10 in. high; and two other cups (imper- 
 feet ) 
 
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 /90 A cylindrical cup and cover, with gilded stem; a beaker, with 
 S fj spiral ornaments in blue at the base—8^ in. high; and a 9 -y'V 
 l - glass, with vase-shaped stem 
 
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 A small splashed glass table candlestick—81 in. high; a ruby 
 glass ewer; a Vitro di Trina ewer; and a Schmeltz glass, 
 with open lip 
 
 A spirally fluted avanturine bottle; a small two-handled bowl; 
 a white opaque goblet; and a small Vitro di Trina bottle 
 and cover 
 
 A fluted glass vase, with ruby edges; a pair of goblets, with 
 globular stems ; a goblet, with blue ornaments round the 
 base of the cup—5£ in. high ; and a goblet, with spirally 
 fluted vase-shaped stem—6 in. high 
 
 
 
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 A turquoise-blue vase; a goblet, painted with a coat-of-arms in , 
 
 grisaille; and two other goblets ( imperfect ) 
 
 
 A German glass goblet, with a hunting scene in gold; and one, 
 with spiral bands of flowers in translucent colours 
 A German glass mug, engraved with a coat-of-arms and inscrip¬ 
 tion, pewter cover— 6 in. high; and one, nearly similar 
 An old German glass vessel, with ribbed ornament, brass cover 
 A ribbed glass decanter, engraved with flowers; and a dark ^ A 
 
 mauve bottle 
 
 
 ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS— Framed. 
 
 y _ 99 Plan of the Attack, by Lord Nelson on the Combined Fleet, 
 
 ^ ° October 21st, 1805; a miniature of Nelson ; and a View in y 
 
 Venice, by J. Callot 3 
 
 * 6 6*100 The Hon. Mrs. Stanhope, after Sir J. Reynolds, by Caroline ^ V/V 
 
 Watson —proof 
 
 / y/, 101 Sir F. Seymour Haden, by H. Herkomer, R.A .—signed 'proof-, ' .y / 
 
 and two Views in Dinan, by W. Spread 3 V ' \ 
 
 / , O 102 The Old Paper Shop, Faubert’s Place : A Passage in St. Albans; / * 
 
 and Age and Contentment, by W. Spread 3 ? 
 
 cZ/v 103 A Street in Bruges ; and An Old Shop, Vitre, by W. Spread 2 
 
 Exhibited at the Chicago Exhibition, 1893 
 
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 WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS. 
 
 
 /104 A Lake Scene, with a ruined castlo 
 l 14^ in. by 21ijr in. 
 
 ^ ^105 Little Red Riding Hood 
 
 18 in, by 14 in. 
 
 
 E. HILDEBRANDT, 1846. 
 \l06 A Coast Scene, with cottages and figures 
 10 in. by 14 in. 
 
 
 G. HOWES. 
 
 107 A River Scene, with cows and bridge 
 8£ in. by 15 in. 
 
 
 V. F. POOLE, R.A. 
 
 L08 An Irish Peasant Girl 
 12 in. by 9^ in. 
 
 T. M. RICHARDSON. 
 (109 A Road Scene, with cottages and figures 
 in. by 13^ in. 
 
 I H. P. RIVIERE. 
 110 An Irish Peasant Girl 
 20 in. by 111 in. 
 
 H. P. RIVIERE. 
 
 Ill Kept in 
 
 y y 15 in. by 10’ in. 
 
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 E. TUCKER. 
 
 112 A Sea Piece, with fishing boat and frigate 
 7 in. by 11 in. 
 
 E. TUCKER. 
 
 113 A Sea Piece, with frigate 
 9 in. by 13^ in. 
 
 DRAWINGS BY OLD MASTERS. 
 
 ALONZO CANO. 
 
 114 Design for part of the Escurial —pen and bistre, ivashed ^ 
 /£ . o From the Wellesley Collection - ^ 
 
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 P. DEL VAGA. 
 
 
 
 115 Designs for Arabesques —pen and ink 
 8 in. by 5^ in. 
 
 From the Collection of Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A, 
 
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 J. DE wit. 
 
 116 Boys Holding a Medallion —grisaille 
 4-j in. by 9 in. 
 
 From the Wellesley Collection 
 
 0. GATTI. 
 
 117 Design for the Arms of Cardinal Antonio Babarini —pen 
 and wash 
 
 13 in. by 18 in. 
 
 
 GUERCINO. 
 
 118 The Virgin and Child —red chalk—in carved wood frame 
 O 8 in. by 7| in. 
 
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 119 Three Women and a Child, by Bartolozzi —red chalk, 
 8^ in. by 11 in. 
 
 From the Bale Collection 
 
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 MICHEL ANGELO. 
 
 120 Four Male Heads — pen and ink heightened with white j / / ^ 
 
 4£ in. by 7 in. 1 ' 
 
 
 
 
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 PARMIGIANO. 
 
 121 Design for an Altar Piece 
 15 in. by 9 in. 
 
 From the Wellesley Collection 
 
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 PARMIGIANO. 
 
 122 Lot and his Daughters —pen and ink 
 
 7^ in. by 11 in , 
 
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 PORDENONE. 
 
 
 123 Warriors on Horseback — pen and wash heightened with white 
 11 in. by 164 in. 
 
 From the De Sabacs and Esdaile Collections 
 
 D. TENIERS. 
 
 a / / p ~ tp 324 Festa du Yilliage — sketch .'i y A • . ^ 
 
 ^ " n in. by lot in. f—'U 
 
 YANDYCK. 
 
 125 Three Musicians —pencil 
 7 in. by 10^ in. 
 
 From theWellesley Collection , I860. 
 
 
 
 
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 DRAWINGS —In the Folio. 
 
 ^J.26 J. B. Huet : Figures and Cattle —in red; Berghem : A Pair of 
 Landscapes —in red—from Esdaile's Collection ; S. Rosa : 
 
 Figures; &c. 10 ^ 
 
 /y 6 127 w. Van der Velde : Sea Pieces, with shipping— pencil; Pro- 
 
 / oaooini : Christ and the Woman taken in Adultery —in red ; ^J&s~ -> 
 
 Design for a Ceiling —in red ; &c. 8 
 
 y a ^128 S. Rosa : Warriors; F. Mille : Landscape ; The Assumption 
 of the Virgin— from Lord Hampden’s Collection ; Designs for 
 Ceilings— in sepia — from the Wellesley Collection ; &c. 10 
 
 129 J. D. Harding : Amiens and four other Pencil Sketches; six 
 £) Etchings, by Whistler, B. Debaines, &c.; and various Prints 
 
 and Drawings / / ' •'* 
 
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 PICTURES. 
 
 J. BARRY, R.A. 
 
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 39 in . by 49 in . 
 
 130 Jupiter and Juno on Mount Ida ; and the Engraving ? 2 
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 T. S. COOPER, R.A., and F. R. LEE, R.A. 
 
 /131 A Farm Scene, with cattle and goats 
 35 in . by 27 in . 
 
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 T. HUDSON. 
 
 ✓ 132 Portrait of a Gentleman, in blue coat with brass buttons, and ,y 
 
 ■ * wig <f^/i 
 
 30 in . by 25 in . 
 
 SIR P. LELY. 
 
 
 /133 Portrait of a Ladv, in yellow dress, with pearl ornament i: 
 
 her hair —oval 
 
 22 lj in . by 19J in . 
 
 
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 SIR J. REYNOLDS (After). 
 
 / 134 Portrait of Lord Heathfield, with the key of Gibraltar 
 42 in. by 32 in. 
 
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 E. SL1NGENEYER. 
 
 135 A Peasant Woman, in red dress 
 Oval —29 in. by 24 in. 
 
 J. HUYSSING. 
 
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 136 Sir Nicholas Dorigny, engraver, with green cap —oval 
 . * 21 in. by 17 in. 
 
 From the Straivberry Hill Collection, No. 109 
 
 
 J. DE WIT, 1734. 
 
 / / 137 Design for a Ceiling, with Flora and Cupid 
 
 ' ' 24 in. by 20 in. 
 
 B. DE WIT, 1723. 
 
 L38 A Design for a Ceiling, with Flora crowned by a Nymph and 
 
 a ./?.£> Cupids ; Cupids representing the Seasons in the four corners J&r- _ 
 
 / 19^ *«. by 24 in. 
 
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 A. BEGEYN. 
 
 139 Studies of Rams’ Heads 
 9 in. by 12^ in. 
 
 
 
 BORGOGNONE. 
 
 140 Cavalry Engagements— a pair 
 if'/ & . & 15 in. by 22^ in. 
 
 
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 141 St. Agnes 
 
 19 in. by 15 in. 
 
 From the Gallery of Lucien Bonaparte 
 Ft died in the Catalogue published 1812 
 
 
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 142 The End of the Grand Canal, with the Salute and the 
 
 zj Dogana 
 
 61? in. by 12 in. 
 
 A. HONDIUS. 
 
 143 Dogs Fighting oyer a Dead Buck 
 /< . O On panel — 13^ in. by 16 in. 
 
 
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 144 An Italian Seaport, with boats and figures: Sunset 
 « y —; zJ 12 in. by 19 in. (U 
 
 From Lord Bessborouglis Collection 
 
 VIVIANI. 
 
 , 145 A Classical River Scene, with temple, figures and ruins 
 
 V , £ , a 24 in. by 41 in. , 
 
 A. VAN DIEST. 
 
 146 An Italian Coast Scene, with figures and boats 
 1 V / & 18 in. by 38 in. 
 
 VANDYCK. 
 
 147 The Virgin and Infant Saviour 
 '?> S'. / 30 in. by 22 in. 
 
 
 
 Fnd of First Bay's Sale. 
 
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 On THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 JAPANESE NETSUKfiS IN WOOD AND 
 
 IVORY. 
 
 P 150 A split bamboo, with insects; a rat and mushroom; a toad and 
 young ; Hotei and child /y'ls&tS&C '4 
 
 O 151 A peasant girl with children— signed ; a Musume and children ; 
 
 a button with Jurokin and girl— signed ; ditto, with Yebishu 
 and Diakoku— signed - ^ 4 
 
 ^152 Kinko-a-Rishi on the carp ; berries ; Chinese boys with elephant, 
 slightly jewelled— signed fa- 
 
 / 153 A wild boar ; a street procession— signed ; rats and Indian corn 
 
 154 A priest— si gned— slight inlay of ivory; a toad; a priest and 
 , & witch before a fire; a mask of a Musume , 4 
 
 Exhibited at the Japanese Exhibition at the Fine Art 
 Society 
 
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 LACQUER. 
 
 ; / , ^55 A tortoiseshell box, with waves and birds in gold; two b>xes, 
 shaped as birds 3 
 
 \. Z&56 An oblong box, with peasants and wisteria, kiku on the borders; 
 
 and a gold lac box, shaped as two books 2 
 
 / 157 A box, shaped as a group of three shells, fish in raised gold and 
 
 mother-o’-pearl ; and a box, shaped as a group of two shells, 
 of similar design 
 
 */&, o 158 A circular gold lacquer box and cover, with an iris and pod, 
 inlaid with mother-o’-pearl; and a chi-re, of wood, inlaid 
 with wisteria in tortoiseshell and mothor-o’-pearl 2 
 
 £ 159 A gold lacquer cabinet, containing three drawers, autumn flowers 
 in raised gold 
 
 
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 160 A bowl, of gold lacquer, in the centre is a sage, slightly inlaid 
 
 with mother-o’-pearl and stained ivory 
 on the border 
 
 the Tokugawa crest 
 
 161 An Oblong Box, of nashiji, containing a tray decorated in 
 relief with fir branches and rocks — 18th century—glazed case 
 
 
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 From the Collection of James Bowes, of Liverpool 
 
 162 An oblong gold lacquer tray, with herons and weeping willows; 
 
 and one, with swallows and wisteria 
 
 163 An inro, of gold lacquer, with Jurojin and his stag in raised 
 
 gold ; and a gold lacquer inro, with storks —signed 2 
 
 164 An inro, of gold lacquer, with storks in raised gold, fir trees and 
 
 stxeam ; and an inrd, with storks and waves —signed 2 
 
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 165 A curious fluted gourd, lacquered with insects and leaves in gold ; 
 
 
 and a gourd, with birds and sprays of leaves 2 
 
 0 166 A square-shaped perfume box, in four divisions, of gold nashiji, 
 kiku in gold; and a gold nashiji netsuke —signed 
 shrine, of gold nashiji, mounted with engraved copper-gilt, 
 containing three figures of the Amida Trinity, carved and 
 gilt— 18th century 
 
 Exhibited at the Fine Art Society, 1888 
 
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 JAPANESE CARVINGS IN IVORY AND WOOD. 
 
 
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 168 A pair of spill-vases, formed as figures of fishes with open 
 mouths, the eyes inlaid in mother-o’-jie^rl, supported on 
 wave-pattern bases—5f in. high 
 
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 169 A carved wood mask and a temple Nio, coloured 
 
 170 A pipe-case, carved with a panel of an owl on a groundwork 
 
 with dragons in the Portuguese taste 
 
 & 171 A pipe-case and tobacco-case, of polished deer-horn, catved^as ,s 
 the lotos leaf and pod, slightly inlaid with mother-o-pearT^”^/ 
 
 172 A pair of spill-vases, carved in low relief with Go-shisho and tbe^ 
 apparition horse — 8^ in. high —dark wood 
 - 1 ■ 8 A bowl and cover, with flowers and persimmon fruit in relietj/%^^^, 
 -t? 174 A pair of spill-vases, formed as figures of carp with open months, 
 and wave-pattern base—4 } in. high 
 175 A skull, on which is coiled a lizard— signed Baurin 
 
 Exhibited at the Japanese Exhibition at the Fine Art j L. 
 Society, 1888 
 
 & 176 A sword-guard, carved in high relief with an Oni, on the reverse 
 an Oni hiding— signed ; and a curious polished horn inro, 
 carved with In’anches of fir 
 
 177 An inro, carved as Kiyo-Hime and the monk An-Chin 
 Exhibited at the Fine Art Society, 1888 
 
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 y 178 A Wood Cauving, of Takarnochi and the oil thief —5i in. hig\^^z^~^, 
 179 An ivory group, representing the Kami—personages ofhn, semi¬ 
 
 divine nature—5f in. high j/' 
 
 A, /*/". ^ 180 An inro, of dark wood, iulaid with the storm dragon in ivory 
 
 and horn _ 
 
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 y 181 A clasp, of pale green jade, finely carved with key pattern and / , 
 
 peonies in low relief— carved wood stand 
 y 182 A bangle, of pale green jade; and a writing-slip, pierced with 
 
 flowers 
 
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 C? 183 A tortoiseshell snuff-box, carved with figures in relief; a fan- 
 handle, of ivory, carved with a dragon ; and a soapstone snuff- 
 bottle, mounted with silver 
 
 
184 An Inro, in five divisions, of rock-crystal— 3J in. long —18 th 
 
 ?. / 9 * ^ centur y i/b/Cz ^ 
 
 ' Exhibited at the Japanese Exhibition at the Fine Art 
 
 Society, 1888 
 
 CHINESE AND JAPANESE METAL WORK. 
 
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 ✓ 185 An octagonal plaque, of red bronze, inlaid with lotos and herons 
 
 in gob), silver, shakudo and shibuichi— signed 
 
 ' ♦ A-^186 An articulated red bronze figure of a crab 
 
 *, / . O 187 A bronze figure of a spider crab 
 
 ," ^188 A pierced and chased spill-vase, with the storm dragon and 
 
 clouds — 5 j in. high 
 
 \ . 7? 189 Two grotesque masks, of bronze, jewelled eyes ; a small hair-pin, 
 
 with tea-pot; and a russet iron sword-guard, with a snake 
 and toad in gold, silver and shakudo— signed 4 
 
 O 190 A cylindrical russet iron spill-vase and cover, damascened with A 
 
 . flowers and diaper patterns in gold and silver, by Komai ^ 
 
 /y » 191 A koro and cover, formed as a kylin—9^- in. high 
 
 191a A Mirror-Shaped Silver Dish, slightly fluted, with Ho-Ho 
 t if . ^ birds, sacred jewel and prunus in relief, partly gilt— lltdi/P ' . 
 
 century 
 
 
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 Exhibited at the Fine Art, Society, 1888 
 
 CHINESE PORCELAIN. 
 
 /tf/y. 192 A set of three cups and four saucers, enamelled with figures in 
 f compartments ; and a cup, shaped as a lotos leaf, encrusted^ 
 
 with flowers, the saucer enamelled with a cock 
 t gr —^ 193 A cup and saucer, enamelled with flowers in shaped medallions 
 
 on a ruby ground; one, nearly similar; and a cup and^^/^C 7 -!.sS' 
 saucer, formed as a lotos blossom 
 
 ( ^ £>194 A small cloisonne enamel stand, with key pattern on a turquoise 
 
 ground; and a small ornament, shaped as a double gourd, / / . 
 
 with bats on a yellow ground— circa 1660 2 
 
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 195 A small jardiniere, of old cloisonne enamel, with conventional 
 
 asters in colours on a turquoise-blue ground—4^ in. diam .— 
 carved wood stand 
 
 196 A small Nankin bottle, with the storm dragon—5 in. higher- dark 
 
 wood stand 
 
 /£/ , & 197 A sang-de-boeuf vase—6 in. high) and an apple-green crackle 
 
 bottle, with gilt lip—4^- in. high*— dark wood stand ixs/t tK /re 
 
 
 198 Four cups, enamelled with figures of ladies, gold and pale blue 
 
 diaper-pattern borders; two odd saucers; and a smalLspilK . 
 vase, enamelled with flowers s 
 
 A , 0 199 A Small Hexagonal Famille Yerte Tea-Pot, with panels of 
 
 horses in relief 
 
 200 A Curious Famille Rose Tea-Pot and Cover, the handle and 
 spout formed as kylins, lotos blossom ornament on a black 
 flowered ground 
 
 
 
 JAPANESE PORCELAIN. 
 
 
 201 A Ninsei double koro and cover, with kiri and scroll ornaments in V y j 
 
 colours and gold—4^ in. high ; and a pair of globular Satsum'a^’"* 
 
 chi-re and cover, with fan ornaments in colours and gold 3 
 
 
 
 202 A tripod Satsuma koro and cover, enamelled with boys, sur-* 
 mounted by a Shi Shi—6 in. high ; a pair of small vases, with 
 boys, and diaper ornaments in the neck— 3^ in. high ; and a 
 pair of smaller vases, nearly similar 5 
 
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 202a Thirty Japanese drawings in water-colours, of figures, birds and 
 
 flowers - - kL-4 
 
 ENGLISH PORCELAIN AND WARE. 
 
 
 203 A Rockingham tea-pot and cover, with decoration in gold ; a 
 Lowestoft bowl and cup, with coat-of-arms; two fluted blue 
 and white cups and covers; two blue and white cups and 
 saucers ; and a Worcester cup and cover 
 f ?“~ 204 A Chamberlain’s Worcester plate— part of the service presented 
 
 by the ladies of England to Lord Nelson 
 
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 , f 205 Two Turner ware shell-shaped dishes ; two ditto plates; a Grown 
 ' Z'^ Derby cup and saucer; and a small Rockingham eup and y 
 
 saucer A 
 
 ~ 205a A small Chelsea heart-shaped scent-bottle, painted with sprays 
 
 ' ' of flowers and surmounted by figures of doves—in shagr eey , 
 
 case 
 
 
 
 20fi A Pair of Lowestoft Yases and Covers, with dragon 
 handles, enamelled with festoons of roses and other flowers in 
 colours and gold, surmounted by figures of kylins—114 in^ 
 high 
 
 7 ^ — 2 , 207 A quatrefoil Staffordshire tea-pot; two ditto fluted milk-jugs ; 
 
 two cups and covers, shaped as vegetables ; a scale-pattern ^ 
 
 cup and saucer, green borders ; a small Bristol glass vase ; 
 and a cottage-pattern cup and saucer 
 
 / £T ~ ~ z> 208 A pilgrim bottle, of white glazed pottery— dated 1573 
 
 From the Collection of Joseph Marry at 
 
 /, 0 O 209 A glazed jug, painted with birds in a landscape ; and a Lambetj* 
 
 ware sack bottle— dated 1647—6 in. high t ^ 
 
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 ^ 210 A sucrier and cover, with acanthus leaf ornaments in white on a 
 pale blue ground—44 in. high ; and a cup and saucer, wit 
 honeysuckle ornament in white on a pale mauve ground 
 £,211 A jug, with a monogram and acanthus foliage in white on a 
 grey-blue ground ; a basin, with honeysuckle ornaments ; 
 and a black basalt cover, with leaf ornament in white 
 A campana-shaped vase, with acanthus foliage in white on a 
 blue ground—6 in. high ; and a tripod pastille burner, sup¬ 
 ported by griphons in red and black : 7 2 
 
 A sucrier and cover, with band of vine ornament on a buff 
 ground ; a milk-jug, similar ; and an octagonal black basalt 
 bowl, with vine ornaments in terra-cotta 
 
 214 Three glazed granite vases, with festoons of laurels and medal-. ^^ 
 lions, partly gilt 
 
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 215 A pair of pedestals, with boys in white on a pale bine ground ; a 
 0 larger ditto ; and a pair of small flower-pots and stands, with 
 
 chequer-pattern in white, blue and pale green 
 0 216 An oviform vase and cover, with goat’s-bead handles, and festoons , 
 of laurel in white on a pale blue ground—94 in. high ; and 
 vase, of similar form, darker blue 
 
 CP 217 A bulb vase, with leaf ornament in white on a pale blue ground ; 
 
 a tea-pot and cover, with boys playing, in white on, a pale / 
 blue ground ; and a fluted cup and saucer 
 
 /J' z ^218 A flower-pot and stand, with chequer and honeysuckle pattern in f 
 
 pale blue and white —5 in. high ; and a smaller ditto, with — 
 
 * spiral bands of laurel ornament in dark blue, Avhite and pale 
 
 green 
 
 £? 219 A pair of oblong plaques, with spirited acanthus foliage on a 
 pale green ground 
 
 J? , 6 220 A pair of oval plaques, with nymphs in white on a blue ground 
 
 C>^ ~Z7 221 Twenty-four black basalt and other Wedgwood plaques 
 
 0 222 A pair of small oval plaques, with nymphs; an oblong plaque, 
 with children playing ; a circular plaque, with nymphs; a 
 circular plaque, with portrait of a gentleman ; and three , 
 oblong octagonal plaques 
 
 223 Seventeen small medallions and plaques ; and nine small pieces ^ 
 
 s> 224 A black basalt medallion of Nelson ; a medallion of Charles 
 
 Macklen ; a ditto of Locke; a ditto of Miss Pole ; and one / 
 other 
 
 O 225 A Wedgw r ood plaque, with Hercules and Cerberus; an oval 
 
 plaque, with a nymph and Cupid ; and two small Hack / , 
 
 basalt portraits, in ebony frames 
 
 O 226 A portrait of Josiah Wedgwood, in black basalt; a portrait 
 Bergeman, in black basalt; and three fluted ink-stajids, of 
 black basalt v 
 
 , <£>227 A pair of black basalt vases, with festoons of laurels—8 in. 
 
 high ; and a vase and cover, similar, with festoons of drapery • 
 
 — in. high .Jry_. */r 
 
 & 228 A pair of black basalt figures of sphinxes ; and a fluted vase 
 with festoons of flowers round the neck 
 
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 A tripod pastile burner, of classical design, in black basalt— / 
 8 in. high ; and a vase and cover, with fluted neck 
 A pair of small vases, with spirally fluted necks and ram s-head 
 
 
 
 /Z.O 231 A pair of large black basalt figures of sphinxes 
 
 A vase and cover, of black basalt, with the signs of the Zodiac * 
 
 round the necks, medallions of nymphs and festoons of 
 flowers—10 in high 
 
 232 
 
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 A pair of shaped jardinieres, with festoons of laurels in low ? ^ 
 
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 Part of a service, with sepia and gold border, consisting of two 
 soup-tureens, covers and stands, two smaller tureens and 
 covers, three fan-shaped dishes and five plates 
 
 An oval straw-colour dish, with pierced cover and roped 
 border ; a circular box and cover, similar; and a plate, with 
 vine ornaments 
 
 A black basalt jug, with the figure of Britannia crowning the 
 Duke of Wellington, and date 1813 ; a bulb vase ; and a 
 jug, of black basalt 3 
 
 An oviform black basalt ewer, with a freize of the Dancing Hours 
 
 THE BARBERINI VASE: one of the first copies, by Josiah 
 Wedgwood, with figures in white on a black ground— 
 
 10j in. high 
 
 A pair of candlesticks, formed as draped figures of nymphs by 
 H. Hopper, 1813—9^ in. high 
 
 A pair of recumbent figures of nymphs on couches —by H. Hopper , , V " 
 
 1815 
 
 One hundred and twenty-four cut Tassie’s gems, on elmnised f 
 
 stand 
 
 
 OBJECTS OF ART. 
 
 * 242 A bronze medallion of Oliver Cromwell, in dark wool frame 
 y&S, 243 A maple-wood cup, mounted with silver rim and foot 5| in. high 
 44 An Oblong Boulle Casket, inlaid with scrolls, chased steel 
 
 
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 An oblong marqueterie casket, witli dome top, inlaid with flowprs 
 
 in coloured woods—13^ in. long — Dutch , 18^/j century 7-*^^ 
 
 A tortoiseshell Boulle bracket, mounted with chased or-moj^^^^^^/ 
 
 A Spirited Carving of a Lion, in giallo antico marble— 8 in. 
 high —on veined marble plinth 
 
 Brought from Home by the Marquis of Chavdos 
 From Stowe 
 
 An upright plaque, of inlaid marbles, with aquatic birds, by 
 H. Busch, 1696 
 
 A small altar frontal, of architectural design, the centre inlaid 
 with a vase of flowers in coloured marbles, mounted with 
 metal-gilt 
 
 An Oblong Panel, embroidered and painted with the Holy 
 Family, signed D. F. Piccino— framed and glazed, i 
 
 Four Chinese silk panels, with buildings, figures and folhige, 
 with carved and coloured soapstone figuies applique 
 
 An oval Venetian glass mirror, with jewelled border c ? 
 
 An upright mirror, with oak frame, gilt headings 
 
 A pair of Louis XVI. carved and gilt wood wall lights, with 
 branches for two lights, surmounted by urns VVJ? 
 
 A pair, nearly similar, formed as flaming torches A 
 
 An oak bracket, containing three upright panels carved with 
 masks and strap work 
 
 A pear-wood statuette, of the Virgin standing on the monster—. , 
 early 17 th century O 
 
 A small casket, with dome top, covered with old tooled leather 
 with hunting subjects, dc. in gold— Flemish , 17 th century 
 
 
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 and an old English cut-wood casket 
 A small ebony and ivory cabinet, containing eight drawers and 
 one folding door, containing plaques of verre eglomise, 
 scrolls on a gold ground, ebony mouldings— yearly 17 thy 
 century 
 
 A model wherry a J, 
 
 From the Collection of C. Stanfield , It. A. 
 
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 261 A FINELY EXECUTED MODEL OF THE BATTLE¬ 
 SHIP ST. GEORGE, built in 1702, the figure-head of 
 ' box-wood, carved as St. George in Roman armour, and 
 bearing a shield-of-arms with the quarterings of Great 
 Britain, elaborate galleries on the stern, ornamented above 
 with a band of box-wood, carved and pierced with Queen 
 Anne seated in a chariot drawn by the lion and unicorn, a 
 crowned shield on the side with the royal cypher A.R., two 
 fighting decks and upper deck, the gunwale painted with 
 arabesques in grisaille—16 in. high, 53 in. long, 12^ in. wide 
 —glass shade and stand 
 
 Exhibited at the Royal Naval Exhibition, 1891 
 
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 ANTIQUES. 
 
 262 Bronzes: a fiat axe, two spear heads, a small sickle, a socketed , 
 
 celt, a stone axe, pin of a brooch, &c. 
 
 263 An (Enochoe, the handle terminating in a mask 1 
 
 264 Terra-cotta: two Athenian Lecythi, an (Enochoe of Nola ware, a 
 
 small cylix, ferrale head, &c. 
 
 265 Bronze Egyptian figure of Osiris ; clay bottle in form of human 
 
 figure (Peruvian) ; a Cingalese MS. on strips of palm leaf ; 
 various fragments of bronze, terra-cotta, &c. 
 
 266 An early Irish bit 
 
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 Found outside the Rath, the Fort of Lisnaratha, nearr yy y 
 Langhane, Co. Cork, Ireland ' 
 
 266a A bronze fibula— found near Mallow, Co. Cork — 1 Ith century ; 
 
 an early Irish key; a glass bead ; and an early emerald 7/777 
 intaglio 
 
 BRONZES. 
 
 267 The Crouching Venus —7 in. high . 
 
 $ 268 A Pair of Bronze Statuettes of Children, representing - 
 
 Wine and Water— in. high — French, 18 th centuryj • ’ x 
 
 O 269 A Plaque, formed of Neptune and a group of sea nymphs ; /‘Tr 
 a cire perdue bronze—43. in hinh / 
 
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 / /f 70 A Buonze Statuette Representing Time —11 in.higfc—Frericfy, 
 
 early 18 tli century —on giallo marble plinth 
 
 / /y-, 1 A Bronze Group of Infant Bacchanals, by IIenchere,J.841y> 
 
 ' ' ' —11 in. high 
 
 *7 272 A GpvOup of a Panther and Dead Deer, by P. Jimene, on 
 
 malachite plinth 
 
 /, /o , 0 273 A cock crowing, by A. Cain ; the Florentine boar; and a figure -- 
 
 of a fox-bound 
 
 / r / ^ * 0 274 A pair of table candlesticks, on vase-shaped stems and circuh}^ ^ 
 
 bases, chased with Rennaissance ornament—6J in. high 
 y' /£>275 A bronze mirror case, with allegorical plaque signifyiug abund¬ 
 ance, after Donatello, mounted with metal-gilt steel mirror 
 
 WROUGHT IRON AND OTHER METAL WORK. 
 
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 276 A wrought-iron brank, or punishment mask, from Brussels 
 
 277 A door handle, of annular design, with scrolls, &c.; an embossed 
 
 copper shield-shaped plaque, with the eagle, gilt; and a 
 scroll-shaped ornament 3 
 
 278 A locksmith’s sign, formed as a key, in wrought iron, partly gili 
 £279 A lock, of Gothic design, pierced and embossed with foliagei,^^*-!^^**-] 
 
 / / f CP £280 A piece of wrought-iron scrollwork : and single branch for a y 
 
 light 2 
 
 281 Two pieces of early English wrought-iron work, partly gilt; 
 and four other pieces fir 
 
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 282 Two Louis XVI. vase mounts, of chased or-molu; twelve pieces 
 of chasing, festoons of flowers and masks ; a mount, formed 
 as a goat’s head ; one, shaped as a peacock ; a pair of gilt yL j 
 metal capitals and bases; and five grotesque masks 
 /0, + 283 An old Jewish brass lamp 
 
 / 284 A circular brass dish, with raised centre and Gothic inscri ption, 
 
 —18 in. diam .— German, 15 th century 
 
 j q 285 An electrotype rose-water dish, with panels of Europa and the> - * 
 
 Bull, Diana, &c. 
 
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 286 An oval plaque, of copper-gilt, embossed in high relief with the 
 Virgin crowned, and holding the Infant Saviour— Italian, 
 
 llth century —in ebony frame 
 
 End of Second Day's Sale. 
 
Third Day’s Bale. 
 
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 EUROPEAN PORCELAIN. 
 
 
 290 Two Berlin cups and saucers, painted in grisaille with classical 
 figures ; a Dresden cup ; a ditto ewer, encrusted with flowers ; 
 a Capo di Monti boat; and a Hoclist Nassau cup and 
 saucer 
 
 \ /fy 0 ^ Vienna cup and saucer, painted with figures of Cupid on a 
 
 marbled gros-bleu ground 
 
 v £ / c? 292 Six Dresden cups and saucers, painted with bouquets of flowers 
 
 in gros-bleu and gold borders 
 
 j . 293 A Dresden cup and saucer, finely painted with port scenes in 
 
 ( ' ' G brilliant colours and gold, and the arms of Silvestro Valier, 
 
 Doge of Venice, 1700 
 
 From the Collection of the Em l of Pembroke 
 t 0 294 A Large Dresden Equestrian Statuette of the Emperor 
 
 Augustus the Strong — 16^- in. high 
 
 / / f 295 Three Ludwigsburg groups of boys, representing the Seasons- 
 
 7 in. high, 
 
 296 A small Dresden figure of Time—5f in. high ; and a figure oLa 
 * ^ * & boy, with basket of grapes—4£ in. high ••••' 
 
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 ' /d O 297 A. Dresden group of two children, representing Valour and 
 
 Fortitude—5 in. high; and a small group of three 
 representing Science—4^ in. high 
 
 ^ 298 An oval Dresden trav, painted with a Watteau subject; two ditto 
 
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 ’ ^ saucers ; a milk-jug, with Cupid, scale-pattern borders ; and 
 another, smaller 
 
 ^ & 299 A Sevres Tea-Pot and Cover, painted with festoons of rosef^? 
 
 in blue— 4^ in. high 
 
 0 300 A Sevres Sucrier, Cover and Stand, painted with festoons of 
 roses, in blue gilt borders 
 
 301 A pair of oval Sevres biscuit plaques, with Cupid, stag and 
 //*/ 0 • ° goat, by A. Beranger, 1796 
 
 majolica and faience. 
 
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 302 A Small Majolica Saucer, painted with cows and herdsmen 
 
 From the De Montferrand Collection . Illustrated in 
 Catalogue, No. 319 
 
 1303 A bacinetti, of Castille Durante, the centre painted with the 
 portrait of a lady, shell-shaped ornaments on the border—9 in. 
 diam. 
 
 /£ f & * 6^304 A fluted Lambeth ware rose-water dish, painted with a c^>at-of- 
 
 arms in the centre in blue—15 in. diam . t 
 
 J < ° 305 A cylindrical jar, of Urbino ware, painted with Kaffaelesque 
 ornament, and dated 1593—81 in. high 
 
 * 4 ' & 306 A gres de Flandres jug and cover, with faceted ornament round 
 
 the centre—8 in. high ; and one, with cylindrical neck— 
 
 —81 in. high ^ 
 
 J- /s ' ^307 A gres de Flandres jug, with bands of strap ornament round the 
 
 centre, pewter cover— 11 in. high ; and an oviform ditto, with 
 
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 308 A brown ware jug, with three circular shields-of-arms in relief, 
 pewter cover and foot—16t/i century —7 in. high aV^at r-^. / 
 
 
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 S 303 A large oviform grcs de Flandi’es jug, with rosette ornaments, , , 
 
 'V / pewter cover—19 in. Mali 
 
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 From the Collection o f Herr Van Clefft 
 1 0 310 A jug, of similar form—16 in. high 
 
 311 An oviform jar, with flowers in blue, and the word Jonha; and 
 two other glazed bottles 
 ,,0,0 312 An oviform turquoise glazed jar y- : ?/f, ^ 
 
 313 A mug, painted with allegorical figures in blue ; a gres de 
 ./*r, o Flandres pilgrim bottle ; and a ditto mug, with scrolls, / 
 
 pewter cover 
 
 , /314 A blue and white Delft dish, with circular panels of landscttpes, 
 
 ^ 0 / 4 . > star in the centre - 
 
 (315 Three tiles, with equestrian figures in dark mauve; and a tile, 
 with a figure of a prelate 
 
 , / /0 316 A pair of oblong terra-cotta plaques, modelled in high reliof with ^ ^ ^ 
 
 Neptune and sea-horse 
 
 7 / f 317 Ten old Delft tiles, with panels of landscapes in blue on a 
 
 powdered ground ^ ^ ? 
 
 318 A Damascus tile, painted with arabesques —from Diarhekir , near 
 , / 7 6? Mosul; a Rhodian tile; and a small Anatolian tile— fromy^ y 
 
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 STAINED GLASS. 
 
 y 3^9 Four oval shields-of-arms, of stained glass, of the Romans, the 
 Briton, the Danes and the Saxons 1/ 
 
 , cryv 320 Fourteen small shields-of-arms - fftz 
 
 ^-321 Four oblong panels of glass, painted with'scenes from the lifeL, /. 
 
 of the Saviour, in grisaille and colours—17/A century 
 0 322 A pair of upright panels, with allegorical figures, strap work, 
 fruit and flowers —dated 1623 
 
 /323 An oval panel, painted in grisaille and amber with a bishop and 
 / 0. 0\ prelate—17/A century 
 
 (324 A square-shaped panel, with initials I.H.S., and the head of 
 Hercules 
 
 , ^325 Two upright panels, in columns, with figures of boys upholding ^ '//i 
 
 coats-of-arms —dated 1616 
 
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 326 An oval panel, of St. Andrew ; and tlie companion 
 
 327 An oval panel, in grisaille, painted with The Flood; an dval 
 
 panel, with a cardinal’s coat-of-arms; and one, nearly 
 similar 3 
 
 328 An upright panel, in grisaille and amber, of The Good 
 
 Samaritan; and the companion 
 
 329 A circular panel, enamelled in brilliant colours with The _ 
 
 Conversion of Saul, an oval shield-of-arms below —dated 1645<«^ 
 
 330 An upright panel, of an interlaced arabesque desig tq^—E nglish, / t 
 
 12 th century ' 7 2/s* 
 
 331 Panels of glass, forming together a design of amorhfn, strap- 
 
 work, &c .—dated 1611 
 
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 332 Four coate-of-arms surmounted by crowns 
 
 CUIB BOUILLI. 
 
 333 A Knife and Spoon Case, of cuir bouilli, tooled with panels, 
 and the figure of the Virgin, trophies of arms, griffins, i\c 
 with a Latin inscription and the date 1572 
 
 334 A Powder Flask, hemispherical in form, embossed and tooled 
 
 with a shield-of-arms, goats on either side, muiuited with 
 
 russet iron—16/7i century 
 
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 335 An Oblong Casket, of cuir bouilli, with slightly arched top 
 
 tooled with Gothic ornaments, and mounted with bands of 
 russet iron—157^ century 
 
 336 An Octagonal Case, of cuir bouilli, tooled in low relief with a 
 shield-of-arms, acanthus foliage, &c.— Italian, 15 th centumij&^sfo^ 
 
 337 An oblong casket, with dome top, of cuir bouilli, entirely tooled 
 with arabesques, and the letter S. many times repeated, 
 
 mounted with bands of russet iron terminating in rosette 
 ornaments—15 th century 
 
 338 A cylindrical case and cover, tooled and gilt with bands of 
 arabesque ornaments—17/7 j century 
 338a A Casket, with Dome Cover, elaborately tooled wi^n an 
 interlaced design of Gothic foliage, mounted with bands, 
 handles, lock escutcheons, and bingos of russet steel, pierced> 
 with hearts, Ac.— German, 15 th century * 
 
CARVINGS IN IVORY AND WOOD. 
 
 [339 A snuff-box, shaped as a shell, and carved with diaper ornaments 
 ~ tem P Louis XIV - 
 (340 A pair of small ivory and ebony busts, of Democritus and 
 Heraclitus—on ivory plinths—4^- in. high 
 
 From the Rickets Collection . 
 
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 t^/a 341 A needle-case, shaped as a basket of fruit and flowers 
 /^342 St. Veronica ; portions of a crucifix; and knife-handle, formed 
 
 of amorini 3 —" 
 
 / & t o 343 A circular snuff-box, carved in relief with Diana and Actieon ^ 
 
 —temp Louis XV. A'j?^ 
 
 f 344 Two knife-handles, carved as groups of amorini, mounted with 
 silver-gilt— 11th century 
 
 ( 345 A Wing of a Triptych, carved and pierced with The Adora¬ 
 tion of the Magi, Gothic canopies below with the Apostles— 
 
 14 th century 
 
 C> 346 A Statuette of a Warrior, in Romanesque armour, his left 
 hand resting on a shield, by Algardi—7^ in. high 
 
 347 A plaque, carved in the highest relief with infant Bacchanals 
 riding a goat, by Gerhard Van Obstab— Flemish , early lltli 
 century 
 
 348 An Ivory Oliphant, boldly carved with a portrait of Peter the 
 
 
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 Great, and date 1689, imperial arms of Russia, St. George *f / 
 
 and the Dragon, and animals fighting—28 in. long ^ 
 
 349 A Crucifix, of carved and painted wood, set with stones, on y 
 ° - - 
 
 4. A. 
 
 ebony cross—17 in. high — Spanish , early 11 th century 
 Probably from Andalusia 
 
 Exhibited at the South Kensington Museum, 1881 
 350 A MARTYR BOUND : A statuette, in box-wood of high quality 
 P —10 in. high — Italian, 16<^ century 
 From the De Bruge Collection 
 Vide Illuslrution 
 
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 351 A CYLINDRICAL IVORY CUP, finely carved in low relief 
 
 /A // • 0 witli a band of amorini sporting, mounted with base, stem 
 
 and cover of metal-gilt, similarly chased and pierced with 
 amorini, masks and strap work —probably French, 17 th century 
 
 Exhibited at the Winter Exhibition at the Royal Academy, . . 
 1895 
 
 y^ y 0 351a A carving, in box-wood, of The Last Supper, after Leonardo da 
 
 Vinci— in glazed case 
 
 352 A Momento Mori, of box-wood, half the face formed as a 4ull 
 
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 with snakes and toads, the other half as that of a youth— 
 
 17 th century 
 
 From the De Bruge Dumenil Collection 
 
 iT, V 353 A claw upholding a skull, around which is coiled a snake— —- 
 
 17^ century 
 
 From the same Collection 
 
 J. /J'. 354 An Oblong Peak-Wood Casket, carved in low relief with 
 
 pelicans, acanthus foliage, &c., on the top a double shield-of?-, / 
 arms surmounted by a coronet • y ' ' ^ 
 
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 355 A box-wood carving, shaped as a vase, carved in relief with lions’ ( 
 
 masks, strapwork and laurel ornaments, gadrooned borders A&C 
 
 , 356 A pair of box-wood statuettes of female saints—cary^d wood j 
 
 frames A? 
 
 / * (p 4 & 357 An Ornament, carved in box-wood, formed as a grotesque mask, . 
 
 rosetto ornaments, &c.— Italian, VIth century 
 
 yjj pp ^358 An Oval Plaque, carved in high relief with a marine grotesque / 
 
 mask— Italian, early 17 th century " 
 
 359 A pair of nut-crackers, of box-wood, carved with boarded mask, 
 g, /S'. o surnn unted by the figure of a monkey eating nuts— Flemish, 
 
 late 17 th century 
 
 From Colonel Sibthorpe’s Collection 
 
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 ARMOUR AND ARMS. 
 
 1560 
 
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 361 
 
 /362 
 
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 ( 363 
 
 
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 364 
 
 A pair of flint-lock pistols, with russet-iron barrels and locks; 
 
 and another pistol, nearly similar 
 A naval dirk, mounted with metal-gilt; a midshipman’s dirk ; 
 a musket, with peep sight; a Turkish yataghan; and a 
 bayonet from the field of Waterloo 5 
 
 A hunting sword, with gun-metal hilt, serrated back-edged 
 
 blade _ . 
 
 A small sword, with russet hilt chased with classical figures— 
 
 circa 1720 ; and one, with pierced steel hilt— temp Louis XV. 
 
 2 
 
 A Wheel-Look Spanner and Sorew-Dbiver Combined, with 
 faceted head and flat-shaped centre, pierced with Gothic 
 trefoil ornament—17 th century ^ 
 
 From the Meyrich Collection 
 Engraved in Shelton , plate 125, Fig. 4. 
 
 A Minute Wheel-Look Pistol, the stock of copper-gilt, ^ 
 
 
 
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 372 
 
 engraved with scrolls— circa 1600 
 
 A powder flask, of natural horn ; a cast of a gorget; a chased «/ / ^ 
 
 steel pistol butt; and a fragment of embossed steel ^ ' . Z < ^ 
 
 A copper-gilt gorget of the Eoyal Wantage Volunteers; and a 
 George III. copper-gilt gorget 
 
 A Chamberlain’s Key, of Frederick II., Duke of Wurtemburg, 
 
 1797-1806 
 
 A Key, with gilt bow crowned with initials L.L.; and A Steel 
 Key, with trefoil bow— 3 in. high 
 
 Two Small Steel Keys, with pierced bows 
 
 A small seal, of steel, chiselled with acanthus foliage and partly / 
 
 inlaid with silver; and a small stiletto, with silver-gilt hilt — 
 
 jewelled and enamelled 
 
 A Key, with circular bow of pierced Gothic design, surmounted ^ 
 by a small crown, octagonal barrel—6^ in. long 
 
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 Key, of blued steel, pierced bow, partly beaded quartrefoil 
 barrel—4£ in. long ; and A Key, with fluted barrel— in. 
 long Pyjft’t 
 
 O 374 A Metal-Gilt Chamberlain’s Key, with a monogram and 
 coat-of-arms on the bow, of Maximilian Francis, Elector of 
 Cologne—8 in. long 
 
 0 375 Two plates of an espallier, partly engraved and embossed, roped 
 edges, a roped gusset, engraved with a hunting scene ; jmd 
 four plates of a lobster tasse, engraved and silvered IA< 
 /*376 Seven top plates of gorgets, engraved, gilt, &c. 7 y 
 
 £377 A Louis XY. small sword hilt, of silver, chased with scrolls, &c 
 0 378 A lobster-tailed helmet, with nasal guard ^ 
 
 379 A pair of small flint-lock pistols, the stocks carved with scrolls, 
 
 the barrels and locks of russet iron damascened with scrolls / 
 
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 in gold and silver, ruby foresights 
 ^379 a A Circular Ivory Powder-Flask, the borders finely carved 
 with bear baiting, &c. in relief on the one side, the centre 
 
 engraved with a sportsman and dogs, and on the reverse a 0 _ 
 
 coat-of-arms’in silver— Italian, early 17 th century // 
 
 380 A knife and fork, the handles of ivory carved with mermaids and 
 dolphins, and containing in the sides small plaques carved 
 with religions subjects, plaques of lapis lazuli, and the name 
 Johannis Heyeris, Anno 1696 ; tooled leather scabbar d.7 / 
 
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 dated 1761 
 
 A linstock, with pierced leaf-shaped blade, an oval cartouche 
 below chased with a warrior’s head, monster’s head for the 
 fuse on either side, the haft hexagonal in form, studded with 
 rivets; attached are portions of an allecret black and bright j » 
 
 
 382 A 
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 gauntlet 
 
 From the Bernal Collection 
 
 Hunting Sword, with single quillon, knuckle-guard and shell 
 of silver, chased with dolphins ; ivory grip terminating in a 
 lion’s mask, fluted back-edged blade engraved with a horse¬ 
 man and inscription ; leather scabbard mounted with engraved 
 silver, and fitted with a knife and fork, the handles of ivory 
 carved with boys —late 17 th century 
 From the Armoury Royal, Madrid 
 
 
 
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 y, ^ 383 A powder flask, engraved with annular ornaments mounted jyith 
 
 russet steel ^ -c-.^ ^ J 
 
 384 A Triangular Powder Flask, of bronze-gilt, cliased and pierced' 
 with terminal figures with vases and cornucopiie of fruit and 
 flowers, acanthus borders— Italian, 16/7* century 
 From the Collection of the Marquis d’Azzelio 
 Wheel-Lock Arquebus, the stock of dark wood inlaid with 
 flowers and foliage in engraved mother-o’-pearl and ivory, 
 octagonal barrel partly engraved and gilt, the lock chased with .C, . 
 hunting subjects— German, circa 1680 
 
 Presented to Lord de Bos, out of the Berlin Museum, by the 
 King of Prussia 
 
 386 A Half Suit of Armour, entirely engraved with lines alter- 
 q nately blued and gilt, studded with rivets, consisting of breast 
 and back-plate, gorget, pauldrons, rere and vambraces> 
 coudres, gauntlets, and closed helmet with corded comb, an<L> 
 umbril roped to fit the gorget— circa 1630 
 From the Stowe Collection, 1848, No. 255 
 
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 ORIENTAL ARMS. 
 
 /387 A Malay kris, with grotesque hilt of ivory; and one, with 
 ^ / flambovant. black and wooden hilt A ^ 
 
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 flamboyant, black and wooden hilt 
 388 A Malay kris, from Borneo, the hilt of ivory carved as 
 
 grotesque figure mounted with gold, watered blade, the 
 scabbard of native wood called Kamoring 
 
 From the Collection of Sir James Brooke, created Bajah of 
 Sarawak 
 
 /389 A battle-axe, of russet steel, damascened with arabesques in gold 
 AC 390 A Persian lance head, damascened with scrolls in gold; and two 
 other lances 
 
 £, ^>391 A Wallasian sword, with silver hilt and scabbard mounts, ✓ 
 
 embossed with flowers and scrolls 
 
 'JL , 0 392 An Indian tulwar, the hilt of russet iron damascened with 
 
 hawks in gold f / * 
 
 
 From the Collection of the Earl of Barrington, purchased 
 
 at his residence in Whitehall 
 
 
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 /, J . 0 393 A sword hilt, damascened with scrolls in gold ; and one, noarly . 
 
 similar 
 
 /^ 394 A scimetar, ivory grip, the hilt partly damascened with gold f and . 
 
 one, the hilt damascened with silver ^ 
 
 DECORATIVE OBJECTS AND FURNITURE. 
 
 -z?395 
 
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 J, /# . « 396 
 
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 A Clock, in Empire case of chased or-molu, surmounted by a 
 bust of Minerva and figure of Aristides, freize of.classical 
 figures below—25 in. high /» 
 
 A clock, in Empire case of giallo marble and or-molu, surmounted 
 by the figure of a nymph reclining on a pedestal rea<Hng-y? 
 211 i n , high 
 
 397 A Pair of Louis XYI. Candelabra, with branches for two 
 lights formed of bronzed figures of boys holding torches in 
 either hand, on circular white marble plinths mounted with 0 
 
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 398 
 
 Candelabrum, of classic 
 
 /3 399 
 
 chased or-molu—161 high 
 
 An Empire Bronze and Ur-molu 
 
 design, with branches for six lights—24 in. high 
 
 From the Collection of an old French lady , who was formerly 
 lady-in-waiting to the Empress Josephine 
 A pair of wall lights, of chased or-molu, with single branch y 
 supported by a Satyr’s head, chased with acanthus foliage in //facs 
 the style of Gouthiere 
 
 A pair of white marble busts of Apollo Belvedere and Venus de 
 Medici—20^ in. high 
 
 An oblong Spanish inlaid cabinet, containing eighteen drawees, 
 
 inlaid with arabesques in engraved ivory, light wood and ~ j 
 ebony —17 th century 
 
 ,_r< J' , 0 402 A portion of an altar rail, of oak, finely carved and interlaced 
 
 with spirited arabesques —17 th century 
 An oblong panel, carved with The Return of the Prodigal Son, i 
 strap work border with lions’ masks—17 th century 
 
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 400 
 
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 401 
 
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 403 
 
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 404 An oak panel, with Gothic tracery ; and a pair of ebony panels, 
 with flowers 
 
 & , O 405 A carving, in high relief, of festoons of flowers and fruit in the , • > 
 
 style of Grindling Gibbons ' - 
 
 # 406 A Louis XYI. carved and painted cornice, with quivers of arrows 
 
 and doves upholding festoons of flowers <_-* 
 
 & 407 A rose-wood secretaire, with curved legs and drawers, and fall- / 
 
 down front 
 
 408 A mirror, in carved and gilt-wood frame of architectural design ^ ^ 
 
 . /*, & 409 A pair of Empire fauteuils, the arms carved :as rams’ heads, 
 ebonised and gilt, upholstered in Genoa velvet; and three 
 chairs, nearly similar 
 
 /y 7 , O 410 An oval wood plaque, carved in high relief with St. Joseph and . / 
 the Infant Saviour—42 in. high ^ 
 
 & 411 An X-shaped walnut-wood chair, carved in low relief with 
 
 dolphins, acanthus foliage and lions’ masks, covered with ^^ ^ 
 tooled leather— Italian, late 16th century 
 
 i/T * 412 An old English chair, with turned legs and stretcher, the top of #-1 
 
 the back terminating in two masks, covered with old leather ^ 
 
 studded with brass-headed nails— 11th century 
 £>413 A curious stool, with figures of black swans on either side in 
 ebony and ivory 
 
 414 A carved oak bracket— Flemish, VIth century; and a festoon of • 
 
 oak panelling 
 
 ff f 0 415 An oblong panel of old Flemish tapestry, with the subject of the 
 
 Israelites Crossing the Red Sea— said to he from the lost cartoon ^ ^ yy ^ 
 of Baphael 
 
 /V: £>416 An Upright Oak Cabinet, with folding doors below, fluted yy. ‘sf / 
 Corinthian columns at the sides, acanthus scrolls above 
 
 6 / ~~T~z? 417 An oblong panel, carved in high relief with a mask and festoons e ., 
 of drapery 
 
 & 7~z> 418 A small oak chest, carved with diamond ornaments 
 
 _ 419 A Jacobean oak chest, with shaped mouldings, and panclsJnlaid . 
 
 with chequer pattern in ebony and ivory 
 
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 / 4 / ^ ' ^ 426 
 
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 «/~ ^ 429 
 
 Jacobean Oak Cabinet, with folding doors above and 
 below, drawer in the centre and above, inlaid with mould¬ 
 ings and panels of ebony, and further enriched with inlays 
 of engraved stag’s horn and mother-o’-pearl, dated im, the , 
 centre 1658 
 
 Nineteen panels of old Spanish tooled and gilt leather; and*/ 
 two panels, mounted in the leaf of a screen 
 An upright Louis XVI. cabinet, of tulip-wood, with folding 
 
 doors below and glazed door above, mounted with chased - ‘ 
 
 or-molu '^'TS 
 
 An upright ebonised cabinet, with glazed folding doors, on 
 fluted column legs : and an ebonised book case, with marble 
 top JU 
 
 A pair of upright mahogany cabinets, with glazed doors / &-yy 
 An ebonised cabinet, with glazed door and drawer below 
 A table show case, of ebony and brass / /< '72'—— 
 
 A Louis XVI. carved and gilt console table, surmounted by a 
 marble slab 
 
 An oblong coffre, with dome top, decorated in the Chinese taste 
 with flowers in lacquer and mother-o’-pearl, and bands of 
 chequered ornament 
 
 A cabinet, with slightly shaped front and folding doors beneath, Jy J 
 
 rtln r7nrl /mem n Latt/i 
 
 430 
 
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 glazed case above 
 An ebonised cabinet, of architectural design, with folding doors 
 enclosing nine drawers and small cupboard, overlaid with 
 plaques of tortoiseshell mounted with metal-gilt, ebony 
 borders, the doors painted with Cupids in the style of 
 P. De Wit, two drawers beneath, on stand with spirally /> 
 fluted legs 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 London : Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Slamford Street 
 
 and Charing Cross.