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 O-A-T^VILOGTJE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE COLLECTION OF 
 
 PORCELAI N, 
 
 ecorati&e Otjects aui> Jatnuttivc, 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF 
 
 SURGEON-GEN. J. LUMSDAINE, 
 
 Of Mowbray House, Victoria Embankment; 
 
 AND 
 
 PORCELAIN, OBJECTS OF ART & DECORATION, 
 
 FROM VARIOUS PRIYATE SOURCES: 
 
 WHICH 
 
 Mill be jrolb fcg H11 c11on bu 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, HANSON & WOODS. 
 
 AT THEIR GREAT ROOMS, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
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 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues had, at 
 Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 Kinq Street, 
 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 be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 IT. 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, 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. 
 
 YI. 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. 
 
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 On THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 
 The following are the Property of 
 SURGE ON-GENERAL J. LUMSDAINE, 
 of Mowbray House, Victoria Embankment. 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN, Etc. 
 
 
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 1 A small cylindrical old Nankin bottle, painted with vases ; a beaker, 
 
 of apple-green crackle—wood stand ; a liver-coloured bottle; a 
 white crackle vase; two white sacrificial cups ; a coloured ditto 
 and three other pieces ' 
 
 2 A pair of dark blue dishes, with decoration in gold; a> ditto dish, 
 
 with flowers in white; two dishes, enamelled in colours; two 
 others; a vase and cover, blue ground ; and a Persian-pattern 
 bowl 
 
 3 A pair of crackle vases, enamelled with equestrian and other warriors 
 and bronzed bands; a pair of cups and saucers, enamelled with 
 figures; a pair of Persian basins and stands, painted with bands 
 of characters ; two crackle cups, with figures; two egg-shell 
 basins, covers and stands, enamelled in colours ; two ditto cups 
 and saucers; and twelve other small pieces 
 
 
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 An egg-shell plate, enamelled with a domestic scene in borders of f 
 various colours, ruby back 
 5 A circular dish, nearly similar 
 
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 ^ 6 A pair of Japan dishes, with flowers in red, blue and gold, and 
 with serrated edges ; a pair of small octagonal-shaped howls ; two 
 bowls and one cover, enamelled in colours on red ground ; a red. 
 and gold bowl and cover ; and a small ditto vase t y i ^ 
 
 7 A Satsuma seated figure of a Musume, enamelled in colours ; a Sat- ^ 
 suma shallow bowl; a ditto pair of vases, cup and three saucers, 
 
 with flowers in colours; four small porcelain and earthenware^ 
 tea-pots ; three vases ; and an enamelled snuff-bottle 
 
 8 A cup, of Chinese pale green jade, with ring handles, engraved witL 
 
 ornament; and a two-handled cup, of striated agate // t/V- 
 
 9 A small cup and saucer, of dark green and red jasper ; a model of an 
 
 egg ; a pair of small enamelled metal figures of harlequins, on 
 ebonised pedestals; and a circular plateau, of Agra marbje, . 
 inlaid with a wreath of jasmine 
 
 JAPAN LAC, Etc. 
 
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 Two Japanese black and gold lac boxes, containing a number of 
 playing cards—on stand ; and three lac card cases f 
 
 A black lac fan-shaped box, with a landscape in gold ; an ivory tea-boxf^ 
 three other ivory carvings ; and a lacquered ivory paper-knife 
 A small black lac cabinet, with fans in gold; and a set of five black 
 lac boxes, on tray, with wisteria, Fujiyama and figures in gold^^ 1 
 A shell-shaped box and tray, of gold lac, with circular and floral 
 crest ornaments; an oval box, with shaped panels of landscapes; ^ 
 and a box, with Mantis in gold 
 
 A small box, formed as an insect cage; and a small circular box, o 
 gold nashiji 
 
 A set of three red lacquer sake cups, with cranes in gold ; and three^ 
 tortoiseshell ditto, lacquered in gold 
 An oblong plaque, after the style of Korin ; a circular red lacquer 
 tray, with cranes in gold; and two black lac trays / 
 
 A Gouri lac inro ; a perfume box ; a red and gold lac sake cup; two 
 writing cases ; and four glass sponges ( Enoshima ) —rare 
 A dagger, shark-skin grip, mounted with silver chased with prunus ^ 
 
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 19 Three models of Japanese swords 
 
 20 Three hair ornaments; three chop sticks; a pipe and tobacco case ]Sy7 
 
 two pipes; and a bronze writing case 
 21 A Chinese belt fastening; three ivory netsukes; a small silver 
 and a small bronze bell 
 
 cage 
 
 
 ENAMELS. 
 
 22 
 
 \ pair of flat-shaped circular boxes and covers, of Chinese cloisonne 
 enamel, turquoise and white ground; a nest of five fluted bowls 
 and covers, of Canton enamel, painted with figures and flowers on 
 pale green ground ; and two chibouque stands, partly enamelled 
 
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 in colours y 
 
 23 A koro, of Chinese cloisonne enamel, with flowers on turquoise ground, 
 
 mounted with metal-gilt handles, rim and pierced dragon cover— 
 
 
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 carved wood stand 
 24 A pair of ditto altar candlesticks, with flowers and scrolls on tur¬ 
 quoise and pale pink ground ; and a pair of open-lipped vases, eu vs? y 
 
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 ARMS. 
 
 
 0 25 A Portuguese skell-hilted sword —from the Arsenal, Goa t 
 
 p 26 A sword, gilt gun-metal hilt, hexagonal blade engraved with coat-of- A 7 
 arms and date 1621 —from the Tremerton Castle Collection 
 O 27 A cup-hilted sword, of bright steel, the hlade inscribed in solingeii^^ w 
 
 —from the Arsenal, Goa , y 
 
 28 A sword, gilt gun-metal hilt, the blade dated 1774 : 
 
 & 29 A stiletto, with ivory grip mounted with white metal ; and a naval 
 sword, gilt hilt —temp George II. 
 
 C> 30 An Indian gauntlet sword, the hilt overlaid with brass, and with 
 
 Spanish blade 
 
 O 31 A sword, with steel hilt, the blade slightly curved and trebly fluted y,* . 
 
 —dated a.d. 1085 —from Kandahar 
 $ 32 A sword, with curved blade, curiously grooved, and engraved with 
 Neskki characters on both sides 
 
 
 Formerly belonged to the Grand Shereef of Mecca 
 
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 A sword, with Damascus blade, damascened with four inscriptions in 
 Kufic characters in gold —from the same source 
 
 The above three swords are described by ReheiseJc 
 A mace sword, with fluted haft 
 
 A Circassian yataghan, nielloed silver hilt, the blade blued, and 
 damascened with characters in gold < 
 
 A battle-axe and elephant goad, terminating in a grotesque monster 
 head 
 
 A circular shield, of bright steel, with fourcentre bosses, damascened 
 
 in bands with conventional foliage in gold 
 A Goorkah kookri, the hilt damascened with gold ; and one, with 
 gun-metal hilt 5 a S' 
 
 A curved and fluted dagger, the hilt of ivory carved in low relief with, J 
 figures /Pf\ 
 
 Formerly belonged to the Grand Shereef of Mecca 
 A dagger, with strongly back-edged blade with reinforced point, 
 damascened with scrolls in gold 
 
 A double-bladed dagger, blued blades, brass hilt; a cuttah, the hilt 
 partly damascened with gold; a hunting knife; and a curved 
 dagger, with wooden hilt 
 
 A dagger, the grip composed of agate set with small turquoise, waved 
 blade damascened with gold 
 
 Formerly belonged to the Grand Shereef of Mecca 
 A dagger, the hilt composed of green jade chased with cone ornaments ^ * 
 A battle-axe, damascened with flowers in silver; and two small knives Q 7 
 Two Japanese swords, one with blade chased with dragons —signed 
 Two Japanese spears, partly inlaid with mother-o’-pearl - 
 
 A steel javelin ; two assegai; and a boomerang 
 
 METAL WORK. 
 
 A brass dish, the centre embossed with Adam and Eve ; and an 4 
 Algerine brass dish, chased with arabesques 2 
 
 A Hindoo deity “ Hunamon 15 in. high 
 
 An old Morocco circular tray, engraved with hunting subjects ; and / 
 a large metal tankard, embossed with kings 
 
 
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 and cover ; and a drum 
 
 A silver and copper Burmese bowl, chased with deities ; an Abyssinian 
 sacrificial chalice— from, Magdala ; and a howl, engraved 
 characters 
 
 A small altar lamp ; a dancing deity; two bowls ; a pastoral staff-head 
 —from Magdala ; six brass spoons ; and a carved wooden box / 
 
 Two old Japanese bronze candlesticks, with boy acrobats; a pair of 
 vases, with dragons in relief; and a kord 
 A two-handled bronze bowl, gilt; two ditto jars; and a Tonkin^ 
 
 pastel burner '' v ■:-? ^ 
 
 A cylindrical bronze bowl, inlaid with a key pattern in silver, and 
 with gilt flowering branches in relief; two boxes, ditto ; a small 
 vase ; and a mirror 
 
 A pair of white metal candlesticks, supported by monsters ; two j , 
 
 hand-bells ; a steel spur ; and a wrought-iron sign 2 ^ 
 
 FRENCH PORCELAIN. 
 
 58 A pair of jewelled gros-bleu and gold plates, painted with portraits^ J • 
 of Louis XV. and Richelieu 
 
 •6 59 A ditto rose-water ewer and dish, with portraits of Henri IV., two 
 ladies and royal arms 
 
 60 An oval jewelled turquoise and gold plateau, painted with portraits 
 of Louis XYI. and Marie Antoinette —signed Thadee ; and a 
 square gros-bleu, canary and gold tray, with a portrait of the, y 7 . 
 Duchesse de Berri 
 
 a 61 A pair of two-handled vases and covers, painted with harbour scenes * 
 
 and figures in jewelled turquoise and gold borders /y 
 
 62 A pair of oviform vases and covers, on pedestals, painted with medal¬ 
 
 lions of landscapes, nymphs and Cupid on jewelled gros-bleu and 
 gold ground, mounted with metal-gilt A'Z 
 
 63 A pair of cassolettes, formed of pale pink porcelain vases And covers, 
 
 $ painted with nymphs and flowers and mounted with metal-gilt ; 
 
 and a small turquoise, white and gold vase and cover, painted 
 with a musical trophy and flowers 
 

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 i A */: * 64 A gros-bleu and gold plate, painted with Europa, after Boucher 
 
 g 65 An oval-shaped rose-water dish, painted with Venus, Adonis a 
 Cupids in gros-bleu borders, richly gilt 
 66 A white and gold bowl and cover, formed as a casket with pierced 
 
 panels, figures of children in high relief, and coloured bust^s 
 handles surmounted by a crown 
 
 scroll-shaped two-handled vase and cover, painted and encrusted 
 with coloured flowers and fruit, and two busts of children in, 
 relief 
 
 pair of canary-coloured cups, painted with Chinese figures and 
 mounted with metal-gilt rims, feet and pierced covers ; an oval 
 snuff-box, painted with harbour scenes and figures; and 
 box, with poultry 
 
 // /£. & 69 A small bowl and cover, painted with flowers; a ditto egg-cup; 
 
 four salt-cellars; a Neapolitan tazza, on mermaid stem; and ^ 
 three pieces, encrusted with coloured flowers ^ 
 
 x ^ 70 An old German stoneware Greybeard jug; a Lambeth pottery barrel; 
 
 * / a Hungarian porcelain vase, with wide lip, coloured and gilt; a 
 
 pair of small vases, with Cupids on dark blue ground ; two plates 
 a red ware tea-pot; and four other pieces 
 
 p 71 A Vienna cabaret, painted with classical subjects in richly gilt 
 
 '' i • ^ borders on lake and other coloured ground, consisting of oval 
 plateau and five other pieces 
 
 ENGLISH PORCELAIN AND WARE. 
 
 /y * # , & 72 Eleven Worcester, Spode and other English plates and two dishes j 
 
 
 0 73 A Derby tea-cup, coffee-cup and two saucers painted with flowers on 
 dark blue and gold ground 
 / 74 A dark blue, white and gold coffee-cup and saucer; three other 
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 coloured and gilt cups and saucers; a Salopian willow-pattern f) > 
 cup and saucer ; and a Worcester coffee-cup 
 
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 A Wedgwood bottle and stopper, blue, white and gold, with Satyrs’ 
 masks; a Spode ewer; a flat-shaped bottle and stopper ; a triple 
 shell-shaped salt-cellar; and a pen-tray 
 A two-handled blue and white Wedgwood vase ; a small blac^nd 
 white copy of the Barberini vase ; a Brameld jug, cream colour 
 and white; a Liverpool printed brown and yellow jug ; a pair of 7 / 
 
 vases, printed in green and colours 5 a Wedgwood tazza, with a / 
 
 Chinese lady; and ten Wedgwood and other plates and dishes 
 A pair of white and gold table candlesticks, painted and encrusted 
 with coloured flowers in turquoise borders; and a pair of 
 Chelsea-pattern vases and pierced covers, painted with hire 
 and dark blue and gold scrolls 
 
 An oviform Worcester-patteru vase and cover, painted with birds, 
 foliage and insects in scroll medallions on dark blue scale ground ; 
 and a pair of smaller vases and covers, nearly similar 
 An oviform Chelsea-pattern vase and cover, painted with birds and 
 foliage in colours on white ground; a smaller vase and cover, 
 with bands of orange, green and gold ornament; and a pair of ^ ^ 
 small Worcester-pattern vases 
 
 A Whieldon-ware tea-pot, milk-jug, sugar-basin, canister and covers, 
 decorated in Chinese taste ; three lustred ware cups and two 
 saucers, printed with Chinese subjects ; three lustred jugs ; three , * 
 
 ditto cups ; a pair of salt-cellars, four cups and saucers; and si| /£ 
 
 other pieces 
 
 
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 GROUPS AND FIGURES. 
 
 81 A pair of Chelsea-pattern figures of pedlars ; and two pairs of Derby 
 figures 
 
 (82 A Chelsea-pattern group of Europa, on plinth encrusted with shells ; 
 
 A and a smaller ditto figure of Omphale Vl ' 
 
 ^88 A large group of Uncle Toby and the Widow, coloured and gilt 
 84 Summer and Autumn : a pair of kneeling figures on plinths; two 
 O Vienna terra-cotta figures of draped females ; a plaster model 
 a Cellini ewer; and a carved soapstone relief of St. George 
 
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 VENETIAN GLASS. 
 
 A tall vitro di Trina glass, blue and white, on scroll-shaped stem, 
 with flowers in relief; and a tall cup and cover, on openpillar 
 stem 
 
 A spirally fluted amber vase; an opal glass on open stem; a ruby 
 goblet; a glass with blue edges ; and two others 
 A pair of Schmelze glass vases ; a pair of polychrome bottles ; a small 
 gilt vase on swan stem; an amber and gold fluted vase; two 
 green beakers; six coloured liqueur-glasses; and two other 
 pieces 
 
 Three glasses, a scent-bottle, and vase, richly gilt and enamelled in ( 
 colours ; and a pair ot salt-cellars, with coloured portraits * 
 
 An engraved wine decanter, with ribs in relief; five tall glasses, 
 engraved with monogram and coronet; and four cut liqueur- 4 
 glasses 
 
 OBJECTS OF ART. 
 
 90 A tazza, of Viennese enamel, painted with mythological subjects and 
 arabesques, and mounted on metal-gilt stem and tripod chased 
 with figures of Satyrs; and a small ditto vase and cover, on, 
 figure stem 
 
 91 A small time-piece, in case of Viennese enamel, painted with 
 classical subjects and mounted with terminal figures and other 
 
 ornaments of metal-gilt ^ 
 
 /<?*/<?, O 92 Night and Morning : a pair of ivory allegorical groups of Nymphs, 
 
 and Cupids—9^ in. high —on serpentine marble plinths 
 / . 93 An Ivory Tankard, carved with numerous infant Bacchanals and 
 
 ' /" ^ Sat J rs sporting with a goat, in highest relief, the handle carved 
 as two figures of children, mounted with chased silver-gilt foot 
 and cover surmounted by a figure 
 
 / /•/— ^ Bigin Marbles: a set of forty-eight bronze medallions— in 
 
 green morocco leather case ; a set of thirty-five ditto, of the 
 Kings and Queens of England— in mahogany case ; and a, 
 mahogany box, containing plaster casts of medallions 
 
 
 
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 DECORATIVE FURNITURE. 
 
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 An Upright Cabinet, of inlaid king-wood, with glazed door and 
 panels at the sides, mounted with corner ornaments and scroll 
 borders of chased or-molu in the style of Louis XV.—64 in/^7 / 
 
 high, 24 in. ivide ' ^ ^ ^ 
 
 A Corner Cabinet, of the same, with shaped front and glazed 
 
 door enclosing plate glass shelves, and with looking-glass back ___ 
 
 —Breccia marble slab—45 in. high 
 
 A Louis XVI. Upright Mahogany Cabinet, with glazed door 
 and sides and fluted columns at the angles, mounted with brass 
 headings and veined marble slab with brass gallery—55 in. 
 high, 24 in. wide 
 
 An Upright Mahogany Cabinet, with inlaid brass borders, 
 shaped front, glazed door and sides, surmounted by a veiled 
 black and white marble slab—51 in. high, 30 in. wide 
 
 An Upright Ebonised Show Cabinet, with brass borders 
 glazed door, sides and top—68 in. high , 29 in. wide 
 
 A Pair of Larger Ditto, en suite—68 in. high, 35 in. widen 
 
 An Upright Ebonised Show Cabinet, with inlaid brass borders'^ 
 shaped front and glazed sides and doors above and below ^ 
 
 72 in. high, 41 in. ivide 
 
 
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DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 
 2/ * f & 102 A pair of hawthorn-pattern jars and covers, painted with utensils ^in 
 
 three medallions—9j in. high—wood stands t 
 
 2 ' * • 103 Three small oviform Nankin ginger-jars, with plum blossom 
 
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 6? 107 Three ditto 
 
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 enamelled with figures in medallions, and river scenes in red_ * 
 
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 CHINESE AND JAPANESE ENAMELS, Etc. 
 
 , 111 A Square-Shaped Koro and Cover, of old cloisonne enamel, 
 
 * * 6 oblong panels of interlaced knots and jewels in chased and 
 
 pierced metal-gilt, borders ol flowers and scrolls in colours on a 
 dark blue ground, the handle pierced with lotos and aquatic 
 plants—12i i Um high 
 
 ll_i jan Old Cylindrical \ase and Cover, with two mirror-shaped 
 panels with rocks, trees and Ho-Ho birds in colours on a white 
 giound, turquoise groundwork with insects and key pattern in 
 colours—13 in. high 
 
 o H3 A Jade Box and Cover, formed as a double gourd and cover, with 
 leaves, &c .—on finely carved and 'pierced wood stand 
 
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 114 A square-shaped dark wood box, the sides inlaid with scrolls and 
 * L ' butterflies in silver, russet iron top inlaid with prunus and 
 
 sparrow in silver and relief —signed 
 
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 115 A writing box, of black lacquer, the cover decorated with a hanging 
 
 basket with iris and peonies in flat gold nashiji lacquer, interior " S 
 with cranes and weeping willows ^ - 
 
 7 116 Three inro, with birds, flowers, &c., in the style of Korin ; a wooden 
 
 inro, with characters in gold ; and an inro, carved with peonies— ^ 
 
 signed—School of Ritzuo 5'. • ^ ^ 
 
 7 117 An inro, prunus in gold and silver on a black ground ; another, 
 with rock, reeds and fishing boats— signed ; another, with a 
 pilgrim in raised gold, seal and signature at the back ; and one, 
 with bamboo and bee in raised gold and mother-o’-pearl 4^ 
 
 118 Three wooden inro, carved with sages and kylins— one signed ; and 
 
 one, inlaid with a basket of peonies 
 
 119 An inro, dead gold, with a fir tree in flat tones ; another, of similar y 
 
 work, with two rats; another, of natural bark, with swallows 
 and wild duck, ojime and netsuke; and one, of red lac, with a i 
 bamboo and tiger in raised gold 4 
 
 120 j - An in g fr; wi t h roc k s, m -rat sed -gold, th ^-^^ ar -in-^-kt-k-gold ; a circular 
 
 ditto, with sea in black lac and natural woods, birds in gold, ^ 
 
 silver, shakudo and copper ; and an inro, with many kogai on a 
 
 black ground 
 
 121 A flat circular russet iron box and cover, chased with three-clawed 
 
 dragon holding the sacred jewel, in translucent enamel— signed , 
 —in the style of Hirata Donin c 
 
 122 A Circular Fluted Dish, the centre, of shibuichi, chased in 
 
 relief with the head of the goddess Benton, inlays of gold and 
 shakudo, dragons and lotos in gold and silver on a granulated 
 gold ground, the back of russet iron, leaves and inscription 
 gold—12 in. diam. / 
 
 123 A pair of pear-shaped bottles, of cloisonne enamel, with flowers in 
 
 colours on a black ground 
 
 124 A pair of bottles, with iris and wild geese in colours on a black 
 
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 A pair of smaller vases, with iris and cranes; and a pair, with / 
 mandarin duck in colours on a huff ground // 
 
 A pair of old Worcester shell-shaped dishes and twelve plates, 
 painted with classical subjects in grisaille —by Flight, Barr and , 
 Barr 
 
 A pair of dark blue, white and gold Derby flower-pots and stands ^ 
 A Chelsea figure of Minerva, her hand resting on a shield, scroll 
 plinth—111 i n - high 
 
 A Palissy ware tazza, formed as a figure of a child bearing a shell, 
 on coloured plinth with rocks and bulrushes in relief—14 in.^ 
 high 
 
 A Chinese famille verte plate, enamelled with ladies and buildings; 
 a dish, with shaped panels of famille verte on a powder-blue 
 ground ; and a dish, with shaped panel in the centre on a 
 powder-blue ground 
 
 An oviform Lowestoft vase and cover, enamelled with flowers and 
 scrolls in the Chinese taste 
 A Dresden group of Venus and Cupid 
 
 A pair of Marcolini Dresden groups, of a shepherd and shepherdess^ 
 sleeping, with dogs and lambs 
 
 A pair of pierced Delft jars and covers, basket-pattern, scroll-shaped 
 panels painted with landscapes and scrolls in blue 
 Six Burmese carved wood stands, with grotesque figures and mon¬ 
 sters, on triangular shaped plinths 
 A Dresden dinner service, painted with dragons, birds and orna¬ 
 ments in Japanese taste in red and gold, consisting of soup- 
 tureen and cover, two oval dishes, two square-shaped ditto, six^ 
 round ditto, thirty-six plates and twelve soup-plates 
 set of five wax medallions—portraits of George III., Queen 
 Charlotte and the Trince of Wales, the royal monogram and a 
 ship in full sail—mounted in glazed gilt frame / 
 
 An old French clock, by Baltazar Martinot, with chased and 
 enamelled dial and pierced metal-gilt ornament below, chased j 
 with arabesques, Ac.—in modern satin-wood case 
 
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 13SLA Louis XIY. Bracket Clock, in shaped Boullecase inlaid with 
 flowers and foliage tied with ribbons in coloured shell, and 
 
 
 mounted with scroll foliage and ornaments of or-molu; ancL 
 
 bracket, en suite—54 in. high 
 27140 An Old English Marqueterie 
 
 
 Chest of Five Drawers, 
 
 inlaid with arabesque foliage and birds in coloured woods, and 
 mounted with brass escutcheons and drop handles—38 in. voidp 
 
 ) 141 A Suite of Sheraton Furniture, of inlaid mahogany and satin- 
 wood, with open shield-shaped backs carved with interlaced 
 loops and festoons of drapery, the seats covered with pale green _ t 
 and gold silk brocade, consisting of— 
 
 A settee 
 
 Six chairs, and 
 
 A pair of arm-chairs 
 
 ^ 142 A Louis XY. Upright Marqueterie Cabinet, with glazed door 
 above enclosing shelves, and cupboard beneath, inlaid with 
 flowers, foliage and drapery, mounted with masks, scrolls, &c. of ^ 
 or-molu 
 
 ■) 143 A Chinese black and gold lacquer cabinet, with folding doors en¬ 
 closing architectural interior, with drawers beneath—on stand 
 
 finis. 
 
 London : Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross,