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 PRESENTATION PLATE, 
 
 ENAMELLED GOLD BOIES, 
 
 GOLD SWORD HILTS, MEDALS, ORDERS, 
 
 And other Highly Interesting Objects, 
 
 FORMERLY IN THE POSSESSION OF 
 
 ADMIRAL VISCOUNT NELSON; 
 
 AND OTHER 
 
 ©lb English & jforetgn Silver plate, 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF 
 THE RIGHT HON. 
 
 VISCOUNT BRIDPORT: 
 
 WHICH 
 
 021 ill he Sol* hu Auction hg 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT THIS!® GEEAT E@@MS, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE. 
 
 On FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1895. 
 
 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. 
 
 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. 
 
 IY. 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 
 tor the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, 
 or any fault or defect in, any Lot; and making no warranty 
 whatever. 
 
 VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions* the Money 
 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or 
 private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale, 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 — 
 
 On FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1895, 
 
 AT ONE O CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
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 SILVER —At per Oz. 
 
 1 A Threaded and Shell-Pattern Service, consisting of— 
 
 Forty-eight table-forks 
 Twenty-four table-spoons 
 Twenty-four dessert-forks 
 Twenty-four dessert-spoons 
 Four gravy-spoons 
 A soup-ladle 
 Four sauce-ladles 
 Twenty-four tea-spoons 
 Six salt-spoons 
 A mustard-spoon 
 A butter-knife, and 
 
 A marrow-spoon. ..... 
 
 2 A Shell and Hour-Glass Pattern Service, consisting 
 
 of— 
 
 Twelve table-forks 
 Five table-spoons 
 Twenty-nine dessert-forks 
 Eighteen dessert-spoons 
 A gravy-spoon 
 A soup-ladle 
 Four sauce-ladles 
 Eight salt-spoons, and 
 
 A pair of sugar-tongs ..... 
 
 B 2 
 
 oi. dwt. 
 
 380 0 
 
 197 10 
 
4 
 
 02 . dwt. 
 
 
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 1 
 
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 1 
 
 8 A King’s-Pattern Service, consisting of— 
 
 Forty-eight table-forks 
 Thirty table-spoons 
 Six dessert-forks 
 Six dessert-spoons 
 Four gravy-spoons 
 A pair of sauce-ladles 
 A fish-slice 
 
 A pair of asparagus-tongs 
 Three pairs of sugar-tongs 
 Two sugar-sifters, and 
 
 Six tea-spoons ...... 
 
 4 Four Queen’s-pattern table-spoons; six dessert-forks; 
 
 nine tea-spoons ; and a pair of salt-spoons 
 
 5 A pierced fish-trowel, 1752 
 
 6 A plain marrow-spoon ; a sugar-sifter; and a pair of 
 
 silver-gilt grape-scissors ..... 
 
 7 A two-handled lemon-strainer, with gadroon border; and 
 
 a pap-boat ....... 
 
 340 0 
 
 37 
 
 4 
 
 18 
 
 15 
 
 17 
 
 
 
 7 0 /' 
 
 SERVICE OF PLATES AND DISHES, with Shaped 
 Gadroon Borders 
 
 8 Twelve dinner-plates . 
 
 9 Twelve ditto . 
 
 10 Twelve ditto . 
 
 11 Twelve ditto . 
 
 12 Twelve ditto . 
 
 13 Twelve ditto . 
 
 14 Twelve soup-plates 
 
 
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 212 
 
 215 
 
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 211 15 
 
 Jf/o 15 Eight ditto 
 
 16 Four oval meat-dishes—10 in. long 
 
 17 Four ditto—12£ in. long —1770 
 
 18 Four ditto—13£ in .—1770 . (f^. 
 
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 209 
 
 173 
 
 173 
 
 209 
 
 133 
 
 62 
 
 68 
 
 89 
 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
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 5 
 
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 19 
 
 One ditto—15 in. —1770. 
 
 
 . 25 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 A pair of ditto—16^ in .—1770 
 
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 . 67 
 
 5 
 
 21 
 
 One ditto—18| in .—1754 
 
 
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 157 
 
 -11 tit. eZiam. 
 
 56 
 
 83 
 
 
 163 
 
 66 
 
 38 
 
 42 
 
 38 
 
 22 A pair of ditto—21 in.—1767-73 . 
 
 23 A pair of entremet-dishes, en suite 
 
 1748-1764 . . 
 
 24 A pair of oval meat-dishes, nearly similar—12J in. long 
 
 —1762 . 45 
 
 25 A large oval meat-dish, with gadroon border—26 in. long 102 
 
 26 A set of four oblong-shaped entree-dishes, fluted at the 
 
 corners, and with gadroon borders—1770 
 
 27 A boat-shaped two-handled soup-tureen, cover and stand, 
 
 with gadroon borders, plated liner 
 
 28 A pair of two-handled octagonal entree-dishes and covers 
 
 29 A souffle-dish, cover and heater, with gadroon borders, 
 
 swing handles and claw feet .... 
 
 30 A pair of small circular dishes, with gadroon borders 
 
 and two partly fluted covers .... 
 
 31 An oblong-shaped bread-basket, on foot, with shaped 
 
 gadroon border and partly-chased handle 
 
 32 Another, with gadroon border chased with shells and 
 
 foliage— by Paul Storr ..... 
 
 33 A flat-shaped tea-pot, partly fluted, and with collar with 
 
 gadroon border ; and a fluted and chased stand for 
 lamp 
 
 34 A fluted cream-jug and sugar-basin, on chased feet 
 
 35 A small plain tea-kettle, on tripod stand with lamp 
 
 36 A small oval tea-pot, chased with foliage and flowers . 
 
 37 A cream-jug, on three feet, chased with flow'ers and 
 
 scrolls—1753 
 
 38 A Shaped Coffee-Pot, boldly chased with branches of 
 
 flowers, foliage and fruit, birds and a shield- -1764 . 
 
 39 A Jtjg, chased with shell ornament in relief, with scroll 
 
 handle chased with foliage. .... 
 
 40 A Small Octagonal-Shaped Tea-Pot, with dome cover, 
 
 chased with panels of flowers, shells and scroll orna¬ 
 ment on scale-pattern ground, on plain tripod stand 
 with baluster supports and lamp— by Anthony Nelme, 
 
 1712 ..•••*•* 
 
 dwt. 
 
 10 
 
 29 
 
 24 
 
 10 
 
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 0 
 
 6<£ 
 
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 15 
 
 0 —/■ 
 
 50 
 
 31 
 
 19 
 
 20 
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 32 10 
 
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 2 1 
 
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 41 A Two-Handled Vase-Shaped Tea-Urn, the lower part 
 
 fluted, and with gadroon borders, on square plinth 
 and ball feet ....... 
 
 42 Four plain circular salt-cellars, on thr^e feet—1738—41 
 
 43 A pair of smaller ditto—1768 
 
 44 A pair of oval pierced salt-cellars, with gadroon borders 
 
 —blue glass liners—1768 . T-C 
 
 45 A set of six circular salt-cellars, with gadroon borders, 
 
 on three feet—1760 . . . V* 
 
 46 A set of six ditto, on round feet, with band of plaited 
 
 ornament .... 
 
 47 A set of four plain fluted ditto . . , 
 
 48 A plain cylindrical mustard-pot—blue glass liner 
 
 49 Another, with gadroon border; and a mustard-spoon 
 60 A plain vase-shaped pepper-caster—1741 . 
 
 51 Another, with two scroll handles, chased with foliage 
 
 —1749 . . . . 
 
 52 A Plain Vase-Shaped Caster, with spirally fluted and 
 
 chased top—1747 . . . . 
 
 63 A Larger Ditto— en suite — 1747 . , . 
 
 54 Another, nearly similar—1755 ’ 
 
 55 A Set op Three Plain Queen Anne Casters, with 
 
 ribbed band round the centre— by Aug. Courtauld, 
 1710 .... SJ 
 
 66 A small plain saucepan—1711 . 
 
 57 A shaped ditto, with spout—1725 
 
 
 58 A larger ditto—1726 . 
 
 59 Another—1739—with lid . d^c- 
 
 60 A large plain saucepan—1729 . C.C*C . . , 
 
 61 Three escallop shells ( two 1774) . 
 
 62 A pair of plain sauce-boats, with escalloped edges, and 
 
 upright scroll handles, on three feet—1759 . 
 
 63 A pair of ditto, the feet chased with shells . 
 
 64 One ditto, fluted, the feet chased with lions’ masks and 
 
 claws—1742 fa 
 
 oz. (hot. 
 
 96 15 
 
 2 12 
 
 3 11 
 
 22 
 
 35 15 
 
 17 0 , 
 
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 2 2 
 
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 5 12 
 8 6 
 
 7 10 
 
 24 
 
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 12 
 
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 10 10 
 15 16 
 
 22 
 
 7 14 
 
 17 2 
 
 22 10 
 
 14 2 
 
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 °fy 79 
 
 > 3 /C 80 
 
 A pair of sauce-boats, with scroll handles and borders, 
 chased with a shell under the lip, on oval-shaped 
 fluted feet .. 
 
 A pair of oval sauce-tureens and covers, with gadroon 
 borders and handles and claw feet 
 A frame, for five cruets, the border chased with vines 
 and grapes—1758 ...... 
 
 A Small Oval Pierced Basket, the border and handle 
 chased with shells, foliage and scrolls—blue glass 
 liner ........ 
 
 A plain child’s mug, with reeded handle 
 An engraved ditto; and an octagonal-shaped ditto 
 A plain goblet, the lower part fluted .... 
 
 A small plain tankard, with scroll handle—1719. 
 
 A shaped ditto ....... 
 
 A larger ditto—1765 ...... 
 
 A Tankard, partly fluted, and with bands of reeded and 
 escalloped ornament —by Benj. Pyne, 1698 
 A pair of small circular waiters, with shaped gadroon 
 borders—5 % in. diam. —1764 . . . . 
 
 One ditto, with chased centre, and shell and scroll border 
 —8J in. diam. ....... 
 
 A waiter, with escalloped border, the centre chased with 
 flowers, strap and trellis ornament—6^ in. diam .— 
 
 1758 . 
 
 A salver—en suite— 101r in. diam. — 1739 
 A Pair of Plain Waiters, with shaped and fluted 
 borders—6J- in. diam. — by J. Tuite, 1738 
 A Pair of Ditto, with shell and scroll borders—6£ in. 
 — by J. Swift, 1743 . 
 
 A Waiter, with escalloped and chased border, the centre 
 chased with strap and trellis ornament and medallion 
 heads —9 in. diam. — Dublin hall mark, 1737 . 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
 31 3 
 
 39 4 
 
 
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 9 6 
 
 3 15 
 
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 7 14 
 7 7 
 
 7 13 
 
 5 15 
 
 13 15 
 
 9 13 
 12 0 
 
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 13 2 
 
 
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 25 10 
 16 
 
 9 ^ 
 
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 16 18 
 
 20 12 
 
 6 
 
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 83 A Circular Salvkb, with chased .shell and scroll border, 
 the centre chased with flowers and scrolls—14 in. 
 diam.—by W. Peaston, 1751 
 
 84 The Companion — by E. Coker, 1771 .... 
 
 85 A Salver, with chased shell and scroll border, the centre 
 engraved with medallion heads, fruit, flowers and 
 scrolls —18^ in. diam. — by John Swift, 1742 . 
 
 86 The Companion 
 
 / r 87 A Pair of Queen Anne Table Candlesticks, on plain 
 baluster stems and octagonal feet— by Anthony Nelme, 
 
 ‘ 171°. 
 
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 88 A Pair of Ditto, nearly similar— by the same, 1717 
 
 89 A Set of Four Table Candlesticks, on vase-shaped 
 stems and square feet, with gadroon borders and 
 spirally-fluted ornament—1773 ( two loith nozzles') 
 
 90 A Two-Handled Cup and Cover, with scroll handles 
 
 chased with foliage and shells, the lower part of cup 
 and the cover richly chased with spiral strap and 
 foliage ornament in relief, on frosted-pattern ground, 
 the foot chased with shells and foliage, the cover 
 surmounted by a scroll-shaped vase—12§ in. high — 
 1737 . 
 
 91 Another, of similar design, chased with vine branches 
 and grapes, shields and scrolls—13£ in. high—by 
 David Willaume, 1742 
 
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 37' 8 
 40 
 
 75 2 
 
 85 2 
 
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 32 13f 
 28 7 c*_o 
 
 70 0 
 
 Cf~l utlb 
 
 90 10 
 
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 /3 /- 
 
 SILVER-GILT. 
 
 92 A small fluted tea-pot, cream-jug, sugar-basin and pair 
 
 of sugar-tongs, with panels of ornament in flat 
 chasing and medallion heads in relief . 
 
 93 A pair of oval openwork salt-cellars, with gadroon 
 
 borders—glass liners ...... 
 
 94 An Oval Pierced Bread-Basket, with waved and corded 
 
 border, spiral fluting and open twisted handle—1773 
 
 27 3 
 
 6 6 
 
 19 12 (Jo, V*- 
 
 (fa. 
 
9 
 
 95 Anotheb, with open wire border, with vine branches, 
 
 grapes, corn and insects in relief, the border pierced 
 and chased with flowers and scrolls—1767 
 
 96 A Pair of Table Candlesticks, on baluster stems, with 
 
 fluted borders and octagonal feet —by Joseph Bird, 
 1701. 
 
 97 A Pair of Tall Table Candlesticks, on vase-shaped 
 stems, spirally fluted and richly chased with flowers 
 and foliage, on scroll feet with branches of flowers, 
 foliage and scrolls in high relief 
 
 98 A Pair of Candelabra, with branches for three lights 
 each, en suite—18 in. high ..... 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
 24 10 
 
 CL 
 
 32 0 
 
 * 
 
 a 
 
 88 18 
 
 xrxO 
 
 195 
 
 SILVER —All at. 
 
 99 A Set of Four Decanter-Stands, with panels of pierced and 
 <f chased foliage and scroll ornament, corded and laurel-wreath 
 
 borders, the lining engine-turned (-tU- -o 
 
 100 Twenty-four dessert-knives, with shell and hour-glass pattern 
 
 handles C 
 
 101 Twelve dessert-knives, with plain handles (Itritu, 
 
 102 Twelve dessert-knives and forks, with plated blades and silver 
 
 pistol handles, slightly chased ? 
 
 103 Nine three-pronged silver dessert-forks and nine knives, with 
 
 plated blades and silver pistol handles 
 
 FOREIGN SILVER AND SILVER-GILT. 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
 104 Six spoons, with gilt figures of Apostles on the handles 6 13 
 
 105 One, with a cherub; one, with chased scroll handle; 
 
 one, with hoof handle ; and three small spoons, with 
 twisted and figure handles. • • • .46 
 
 106 A pair of pierced and embossed silver-gilt ladles ; and 
 
 one, embossed with the figure of an angel . .32 
 
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 107 
 
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 109 
 
 110 
 
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 8 0 
 
 6 18 
 
 111 
 
 112 
 
 7 
 
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 65 10 
 
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 113 
 
 114 
 
 115 
 
 116 
 
 117 
 
 118 
 
 119 
 
 120 
 
 /260 
 
 border of or-molu—36 in. diam. 
 
 An Oval-Shaped Ditto, in three pieces, with pierced and chased 
 diamond-pattern border—60 in. long, 19 in. wide ^ -C 
 
 Two oak plate-chests Ca 
 T wo ditto ’ ot-G 
 
 AN AIGRETTE OF ROSE DIAMONDS 
 
 Presented to Lord Nelson by the Sultan of TurTcey after the 
 Battle of the Nile c C*~LAJ^ 
 
 A Brooch, formed of pastes, which formed the fastening to the 
 “ Cloak of Honour ” presented to Lord Nelson by the Sultan 
 of Turkey after the Battle of the Nile S-cV 
 122 A BRILLIANT NECKLACE, consisting of the stones re¬ 
 moved from the Sword of Honour presented to Lord Nelson 
 by the King of Naples 
 
 121 
 
 *7 
 
 
 A small plain silver-gilt bowl, with open scroll handles; 
 and a pair of sugar-tongs . 
 
 A small silver tea-pot, fluted and embossed with foliage 
 —Amsterdam . . . O o 
 
 A cream-jug, on three feet, chased wjth flowers— The 
 Hague .... . 
 
 A plain fluted chocolate-pot, with gadroon border and 
 embossed spout— Paris . . • 
 
 A plain chocolate-pot, with straight handle — Paris 
 A Tea-Urn, chased with hunting subjects and borders 
 of arabesque foliage and other ornament, on tripod 
 feet, with lamp. . . 14- 
 
 TABLE SERVICE, of Or-molu 
 
 A Pair of Empire Or-molu Ice-Pails, with female mask and 
 serpent handles, on feet formed as winged sphinxes, and 
 plinths with gadroon border C^-o 
 
 A pair of oval open wire baskets, of metal-gilt/T 0 "''*'"'*-- ' 
 
 A Large Candelabrum, on stem chased with vines and tripod 
 claw feet, with three figures of children at play, bearing^ ^ 
 
 centre-hasket and branches for nine lights—36 in. high 
 
 / 
 
 A Circular Looking-Glass Plateau, wjth chased open vine 
 
 
t r SILVER —At per Oz. 
 
 Service of Silver, formerly the property of 
 ADMIRAL VISCOUNT NELSON, and engraved 
 with his arms and the arms of EARL NELSON. 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 7 3 
 
 
 123 A set of four plain sauce-ladles .... 
 
 t , Engraved with two coronets and initials N. B. 
 
 (Nelson and Bronte ) 1 jf 
 
 124 Twelve threaded and shell pattern tea-spoons, with p- 
 
 short handles . . . . . . . 10 14 
 
 Engraved with initial N. and coronet 
 
 125 Six plain table-spoons . . . . . . 12 14 
 
 *< Engraved with initial N. and crest 
 
 126 A plain soup-ladle, and four sauce-ladles, with shell 
 
 bowls 
 
 12 
 
 Engraved with initial N. and coronet 
 
 127 A soup-ladle, with shell bowl, the handle chased with 
 
 a ir . 
 
 
 •r 
 
 shells 
 
 16 
 
 18 
 
 7 12 Sn^Ot 
 
 2 V (' 
 
 21 0 
 
 C 
 
 f 2 
 
 Engraved with initial N. and coronet 
 
 128 A plain flat-shaped tea-pot, with ribbed band round the 
 
 centre . . . . •« • . 
 
 129 An oblong-shaped ditto, with gadroon border, on ball 
 
 feet .« ... ... 
 
 130 An oval tea-pot and stand, with beaded and threaded 
 
 borders 
 
 131 A shaped plain jug and cover, with reeded borders 
 
 132 A larger ditto, the handle chased with a mask and 
 
 ✓, foliage, and with bands of basket pattern and other ^ 
 
 ornament, on tripod stand with lamp— by Paul Storr 53 0 
 
 133 A pair of plain sauce-boats, with reeded handles, chased 
 
 with foliage ..••••• 
 
 Engraved with coronet and initial N. 
 
 14 14 
 
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 5 14 
 
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 134 A small oblong-'shaped toast-rack, with gadroon border 
 
 Engraved with the same - 
 
 135 A Pair of Table Candle sticks, on fluted vase-shaped 
 
 stems and square-shaped feet, with ribbed borders— 
 
 1749 . • 
 
 Engraved with initial N. and coronet 
 
 136 A Pair of Ditto, nearly similar—1743 . 
 
 Engraved with the same ' 
 
 137 Twenty-four dinner-knives, with partly fluted silver 
 
 handles 
 
 Engraved with coronets and initials N. and B. 
 
 *138 Twenty-four ditto 
 
 139 Eighteen ditto ; and two carvers and forks, en suite 
 
 SERVICE OF PLATES AND DISHES, Etc., 
 with Plain Gadroon Borders. Engraved with 
 the Arms and Coronets of Admiral Viscount and 
 Earl Nelson 
 
 140 Twelve dinner-plates SjO- 
 
 141 Twelve ditto . . cLt? .... 
 
 142 Eight ditto . . .... 
 
 143 Twelve soup-plates • eto >, • 
 
 144 Three oval meat-dishes—13 in. long cl/aJuC • 
 
 . 145 One ditto—15 in. . i &CC • . 
 
 146 A pair of ditto—18^ in. C(j& . . .. 
 
 147 One ditto—23 in. . cLu ., . 
 
 148 A pair of oval salvers—en suite—11 in. long. y\-4-fQ 
 
 149 An oval two-handled tea-tray—en suite—31 in long . 
 
 150 Another—29 in. long fcaSy. aJf£<f cli 144 
 
 >151 A Pair of Tazze, on fluted feet—en suit eVVfLCJLd 43 
 A52 A Pair of Ditto . ( c rv L a l . . 41 
 
 153 An Oval Soup-Tureen, Cover ai^d Stand, with oak- 
 
 branch handles, chased with foliage and acorns, on 
 claw feet, the cover surmounted by an earl’s coronet 171 
 
 154 The Companion .... . 165 
 
 
 214 
 
 211 
 
 140 
 
 232 
 
 88 
 
 37 
 
 117 
 
 102 
 
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 194 
 
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 15 
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 4 
 
 10 
 
 6 
 
 13 
 
 16 
 18 
 18 
 
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 11 
 
 4 
 
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 155 A Pair of Oblong-Shaped Entree-Dishes and Covers, 
 
 with coronet handles ...... 131 0 
 
 156 A pair of two-handled plated heaters—en suite vv- _<p 
 
 157 A Set of Four Decanter-Stands, with gadroon 
 
 ' borders, en suite —all at 
 
 158 A plain saucepan, with spout and lid 20 
 
 159 A Pair of Circular Entree-Dishes, with gadroon 
 
 borders, and loose ring handles . . . . 89 18 
 
 Engraved with the Arms of Viscount Nelson, and 
 inscribed, “ Presented by the Committee for managing 
 a subscription made for the wounded and relatives of 
 the killed at the Battle of the Nile, to VICE- 
 ADMIRAL LORD NELSON and Duke of 
 Bronte, K.B., &c., &c., who was there wounded, as 
 a testimony of the sense they entertain of his brilliant 
 services on the lsf of August 1798, when a British 
 fleet under his command obtained most decisive victory 
 over a superior French force. 
 
 “ J. J. Angerslein, Chairman " 
 
 160 One Ditto, with division . . . . 61 10 gfcrr* 
 
 With similar inscription 
 
 161 A Pair of Ice-Pails, Covers and Liners, with lion’s 
 
 mask and ring handles, the lower part fluted, and 
 with gadroon borders .... 
 
 Engraved with Lord Nelson's coat-of-arms, and 
 inscription, “ Presented by the Committee appointed to 
 manage the subscription raised for the benefit of the 
 wounded and the relatives of those who were killed in 
 the glorious victory obtained off Copenhagen on the 
 2 nd of April 1801 to VICE-ADMIRAL LORD 
 NELSON, K.B., Duke of BrontE, &c., &c., &c., 
 in testimony of the high sense entertained of his 
 meritorious and unprecedented exertions in defence 
 of his country, which, at the peril and danger of his 
 life, he so nobly sustained previous to the engagement, 
 and as a token of his brilliant and gallant conduct 
 during the whole of that ever memorable action. John 
 Julius Angerstein, Chairman, Lloyd's Coffee House" 
 
 162 A Pair of Ditto, en suite.149 
 
 With similar inscription 
 
 151 10 
 
14 
 
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 Sac-,, 
 
 SS 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
 163 A Pair of Two-Handled Boat-Shaped Sauce-Tureens 
 and Covers, with gadroon borders, on plain oblong 
 feet ....•••• 
 Engraved with the same arms and inscription 
 .164 A Pair of Ditto— en suite ..... 
 165 A pair of circular salt-cellars, with gadroon borders, 
 
 42 13 
 
 
 on round threaded feet—en suite 
 
 Engraved with the “ San Josef ” crest 
 
 OBJECTS OF ART, MEDALS, ORDERS, AND 
 ARTICLES OF PERSONAL USE OF 
 ADMIRAL VISCOUNT NELSON. 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
 _,,166 LORD NELSON’S INKSTAND: An Oval-Shaped 
 
 Silver-Gilt Inkstand, with open gallery of inter¬ 
 leaved circles, and beaded border, with plain cylin¬ 
 drical taper stand, ink-pot, and pounce-box— 
 
 Naples, 1799 ... . . . . . 17 0 
 
 Inscribed underneath, “ William and Emma 
 Hamilton to Nelson, Duke of Bronte, their dear 
 friend 
 
 Mounted on oak stand, with chased or-molu 
 handles 
 
 167 A Circular Silver Box, the lid engraved with the arms and 
 
 motto of the town of Plymouth, containing the Freedom 
 of the Borough of Plymouth, conferred on Lord Nelson, 
 January 22, 1801 ) ^ 
 
 168 An Oblong Box, of Oak, mounted with engraved silver, with 
 
 a naval trophy and arms of the town of Thetford, inscribed 
 
 - i, inside the lid, “ The Gift of the Corporation of Thetford, in 
 
 Norfolk, to their gallant countryman, Bear-Admiral Sir 
 Horatio Nelson, K.B. (now Lord Nelson of the Nile), for his 
 brilliant services to his country on the glorious First of August 
 1798 ”; containing the Freedom of the Borough of Thetford, 
 conferred on Lord Nelson, October 30, 1798 
 
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 169 OVAL GOLD EOX, presented to Lord Nelson with the Freedom 
 
 of the City of London: An oval gold box, the borders 
 chased with wreaths of oak and laurel foliage, the bottom 
 engraved with a view of the “ Captain ” ; the lid inlaid with 
 a large oval enamel painted with the naval engagement, and 
 with eleven smaller enamels round the side, with the arms 
 ~~ r/ * of the City of London, naval trophies, and monogram 
 
 H. N., inscribed inside the lid, “ Watson — Mayor.—A Common 
 Council holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall, in the City 
 of London, on Friday, the 10 th day of March 1797, resolved 
 unanimously that the thanks of this Court be given to Vice- 
 Admiral Thompson, Vice-Admiral the Hon. William Waide- 
 grave, Lear-Admiral Parker and Commodore Nelson, for their 
 gallant behaviour on the 14 th February last in defeating the 
 Spanish Fleet, and that they be presented severally with the 
 Freedom of this City in a gold box. Note.—Sir Lobert Colder 
 omitted by mistake, afterwards rectified by a like vote.” 
 
 Vide Illustration 
 
 170 GOLD SWORD HILT, PRESENTED BY THE CAPTAINS 
 
 OF THE FLEET, formed as a terminal figure of a crocodile, 
 enamelled with an allegorical group of Britannia and Africa, 
 and the arms of Lord Nelson, the guard enamelled with the 
 tt Battle of the Nile in brilliant colours, and names of the 
 
 following captains—Captain Sir F. Berry, Vanguard; Captain 
 T. Trowbridge, Cullodon; Captain E. W. Miller, Theseus; 
 Captain Alex. J. Ball, Alexander ; Captain Thos. 
 Lewis, Minotaur ; Captain Sir T. B. Thompson, Leander; 
 Captain B. Hallowell, Swiftsure; Captain Davidge Gould, 
 Audacious; Captain John Peyton, Defence; Captain Sami. 
 Hood, Zealous; Captain James Saumarez, Orion; Captain 
 Thos. Foley, Goliath; Captain G. B. Westcott, Majestic; 
 Captain H. D. E. Darby, Bellerophon; Captain S. M. 
 Hardy, Mutine. 
 
 Inscribed —“ The captains of the squadron under the orders 
 of Bear-Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson, K.B., desirous of 
 testifying the high sense they entertain of his prompt decision 
 
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 and intrepid conduct in the attack of the French Fleet, in 
 Bequier Boad of the Nile, the First of August 1798, reques 
 his acceptance of a sword, and as a further proof of their 
 esteem and regard , hope that he will permit his portrait to he 
 taken, and hung up in the room belonging to the Egyptian 
 Club now established in commemoration of that glorious day. 
 Dated on board of His Majesty's ship Orion, on this 3rd 
 of August 1798. James SaumarezJ Alex. Jas. Ball, 
 B. Willett Miller, T. Trowbridge, Sami. Hood, Ben Hallow ell, 
 H. D. Darby, D. Gould, E. Berry, Thos. Lewis, Th. Foley, 
 S. M. Hardy, J. Peyton 
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 171 Gold Sword Hilt, chased and spirally fluted, and thickly 
 
 studded with paste diamonds 
 
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 Hilt of the sword presented to Lord Nelson by the King of 
 
 Na P le8 . 
 
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 172 An Oblong Ivory Patch-Box, with a plait of Lord Nelson’s 
 '' hair, in gold border, inscribed. Viscount Nelson, Duke of 
 
 Bronte. 
 
 173 The Combined Gold Fork and Knife, used by Lord Nelson, 
 
 with steel edgo —engraved with initial N. and Baron's 
 coronet—presented to Nelson by Countess Spencer, at the time 
 when Earl Spencer ivas First Lord of the Admiralty 
 Vide Illustration 
 
 174 Gold Medal in Commemoration of the Victory of the 
 
 Nile, by C. H. Kuchler, with a figure of a female allegorical 
 of Peace, holding an olive branch, and leaning upon an 
 oval medallion with bust of Lord Nelson and legend— 
 “ Europe's hope and Britain's glory,” and on the reverse, 
 “ Almighty God has blessed his Majesty's arms,” “ Victory of 
 the Nile, August 1, 1798”; with a chasing of the fleet in 
 relief, the edge inscribed—“ A tribute of regard from Alex¬ 
 ander Davison, Esq., St. James's Square " —in gold outer rim 
 with similar inscription 
 
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 175 Ditto, ditto, in open gold outer rim S 
 
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 The following Medals and Orders , with their original 
 ribands , were worn by Lord Nelson at the time he 
 teas killed at Trafalgar. 
 
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 The Service Gold Medal, of the Victory of St. Vincent, 
 with original riband, a group of Victory crowning Britannia, 
 who is standing on the prow of a vessel, in relief, and on 
 the reverse a wreath of laurel and oak foliage, and inscrip¬ 
 tion— “ The Spanish Fleet defeated—Horatio Nelson, Esquire , 
 Commodore, and fifth in command, on the 14 th of Feb. 1797.” 
 Vide Illustration 
 
 The Service Gold Medal of the Victory of the Nile, 
 similar to the preceding, inscribed — “ The French Fleet 
 defeated — Sir Horatio Nelson, K.B., Bear-Admiral and 
 commanding officer, on the lsi of August 1798.” 
 
 •Jewel of the Order of the Bath, with riband 
 Vide Illustration 
 
 Jewel of the Sardinian Order of San Joachim, with riband 
 Vide Illustration 
 
 Grand Cross of the Order of San Joachim 
 Vide Illustration 
 
 Jewel of the Neapolitan Order of San Ferdinando, with 
 riband 
 
 Vide Illustration 
 
 Grand Cross of the Order of San Ferdinando, with riband 
 Vide Illustration 
 
 Gold Star of the Turkish Order of the Crescent 
 Vide Illustration 
 
 Badge of the Turkish Order of the Crescent 
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 188 A 
 
 gold medals for the victories of St. Vincent and the Nile, 
 inscribed—“ The combined fleets of France and Spain 
 defeated — Horatio, Viscount Nelson, Vice-Admiral and Com 
 mander-in-Chief on the 21 st October 1805.” 
 
 Pair of Small Gold Buckles 
 Pair of Ditto 
 
 189 A Pair of Shoe-Buckles, with Gold Borders— in shagreen 
 
 case 
 
 
 190 A Left-Hand Glove, worn by Lord Nelson, of chamois leather, 
 
 stitched with white silk 
 
 Exhibited at the Royal Naval Exhibition — No. 1348 
 
 191 Another, similar — No. 1348a C" £>y 
 
 192 Another, of buff-coloured leather — No. 13485 
 
 finis. 
 
 London: Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Stroet 
 
 and Charing Cross. 
 

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