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CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 COLLECTED DURING THE LAST FORTY YEARS BY THAT DISTINGUISHED 
 
 CONNOISSEUR, 
 
 HENRY FARRER, ESQ., F.S.A., 
 
 1) E C E A S E 1); 
 
 Comprising Figures and Groups in Bronze, Terra-Cotta, and Marble ; 
 Limoges, Byzantine, and other Enamels; Italian and other Carvings in 
 Ivory; Etruscan Vases; a Pair of very fine Cut-Steel Candlesticks, by 
 A. Piccinino; Majolica Plates, &c., by Maestro Georgio and Fra Zanto ; 
 Miniatures ; Silver and Silver-Gilt Cups; Sevres, Dresden, and Oriental 
 Porcelain; Carvings in Jade and Crystal; Japan Lacquer; Specimens of 
 Wedgwood Ware; a few Pieces of Palissy Ware; Venetian and German 
 Glass; Ornamental Cabinets; Tables of Marqueterie, and with Marble 
 Slabs; some very curious German Clocks ; fine Buhl and Or-molu French 
 Clocks; Bijouterie ; Snuff-Boxes, &c.: 
 
 WHICH 
 
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 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MAN SON & WOODS, 
 
 AT THEIR GREAT ROOMS, 
 
 8, KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, j_ 
 
 On TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1866, 
 
 And following Days, 
 
 AT ONE o’clock PRECISELY. 
 
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 May be viewed Saturday and Monday preceding, and Catalogues had, 
 
 at Messrs. Christie, M ANSON and Woods’ Offices, 8, King Street . 
 
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 St. James s Square, S. W. 
 
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. 
 
 II. No Person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; 
 and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. 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 ro purchased to be immediately put 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 IV. 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 
 any Lot. 
 
 Y. 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. 
 
 VI. 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, aud the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 
C A T A L 0 GUE. 
 
 First Day’s Sale. 
 
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 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
 * ✓ 1 A clip and saucer, with foliage in relief in white and gold, mounted 
 with chased silver gilt. From the Be Bruges Collection 
 
 2 A white cup, with foliage in relief, mounted with rim and foot of 
 
 silver gilt 
 
 3 A pink basin, enamelled with flowers in colours in medallions—on 
 
 tripod stand, of or-molu 
 
 4 A vase, enamelled with fruits and flowers in colours on engraved 
 
 yellow ground—wood cover and stand—12 in. 
 
 5 A fluted seagreen crackle vase, mounted with rim and foot of or-molu 
 
 —6J in. 
 
 6 A pair of hexagonal canisters and covers, with pierced panels 
 
 enamelled with flowers and ornaments in brilliant colours— 
 5-^ in. high 
 
 7 A double vase, of dark-green crackle^ with elephant’s head handles— 
 
 8 A curious Oviform Ribbed Yase, splashed with purple, with 
 
 bosses on the shoulder—wood stand—9 in. 
 
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 A bottle, of rare light-green crackle, white inside—carved wood 
 
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 stand—-74 in. * k A A . 
 
 A cup and cover, enamelled with flowers on dark-green ground; and 
 one, with flowers on yellow ground 
 A Cat, of Turquoise Crackle —on scroll-pattern stand of or-molu 
 
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 An eggshell cup and saucer, pink ground, enamelled with birds in 
 leaf-shaped compartments 
 
 Another, enamelled with figures and with richly gilt borders 
 A beautiful eggshell plate, enamelled with a lady and children in the 
 centre, flowers in the border, and with crimson back ; and one, 
 similar —imjperfect 
 Two ditto 
 
 A pair of plates, with figures in landscapes in pink borders 
 One, with a horseman, and a lady playing the guitar, the border gilt 
 and enamelled with fruit, &c. 
 
 One, enamelled with poultry and flowers 
 A deep dish, enamelled with butterflies and flowers 
 A pair of bottles, with flowers in colours on engraved green ground, 
 mounted with rims and feet of or-molu-—7 in. high 
 A crimson crackle vase, with seagreen neck—wood stand—11J in. 
 
 A brown crackle bottle, with small neck—wood stand—7 in.; and 
 
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 a purple bottle—wood stand—5^ in. ' ♦' 1 
 
 A turquoise bottle—wood stand 7 tn. * and a green crackle bottle 
 
 —wood stand— in. *r - - 
 
 A beaker; and a pair of small jars, on engraved yellow ground, with 
 flowers in colours and landscapes in medallions—7 in. 
 
 A bottle, enamelled with flowers on engraved green ground— 1 1\ in.; 
 
 and a smaller ditto, turquoise ground—wood stand—5± in. 
 
 A fluted vase, of dark-green crackle—wood stand—11 in. f 4 ^ 
 
 A cup, cover and saucer, enamelled with flowers on engraved green 
 ground; and one, with turquoise ground 
 An Old Japan Urn and Cover, white, red, and blue, mounted 
 with engraved silver rims, lion’s-claw feet, festoons of foliage, the 
 spout formed as a dragon’s head, the lid surmounted by a vase, in 
 fine old taste— 16 in. high 
 
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 29 A Flat-shaped Bottle, with plants in blue, red, and gold, and 
 
 figures in heart-shaped compartments, mounted with rims of metal 
 gilt, and mask handles—-12 in. 
 
 30 An old Nankin jug, with flowers in blue on white ground, mounted 
 
 with engraved silver—6J in. high 
 
 31 A Pair of Hexagonal Vases, of turquoise crackle, engraved with 
 
 foliage and flowers, metal-gilt rims—10J- in. 
 
 32 A beautiful Eggshell Jar, with domestic subjects in borders 
 
 encrusted with flowers 
 
 33 A curious square jar, for flowers, with perforated sides 
 
 33* A blue and white basin, with silver-gilt rim, foot, and chased bands, 
 the handles formed of terminal figures 
 
 34 A pair of bracelets, and a necklace, of Etruscan gold 
 
 35 A pair of earrings, and a necklace, with pendants of the same 
 
 36 A snuff-box, of Dresden enamel, with figures in pink; and one, with 
 
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 white and gold trellis 
 
 /'j 37 A box, inlaid’with flowers in white metal and motlier-o pearl; and 
 
 two chased metal-gilt tops for clocks 
 
 38 The Nativity: a relief in marble—in Verona marble frame 
 
 39 A black and white marble pedestal 
 
 40 James Stuart, Duke of Bichmond, oval enamel by H. P. Bone—in 
 
 gilt frame 
 
 41 A set of four white and gold Venetian enamel cups, with landscapes 
 
 and sea views in medallions 
 
 42 A square-shaped vase, of Chinese enamel, with birds and flowers in 
 
 colours, the cover shaped as a crown—9J in. 
 
 43 A pair of circular bowls, with subjects in relief in the centres 
 
 44 A steel casket, with curious lock, engraved with animals 
 
 45 Six Italian handles, with figures and masks 
 
 46 Five Byzantine prickets, enamelled with coats-of-arms and other 
 
 ornaments 
 
 47 A chalice, with heads of saints in enamel 
 
 48 A ditto 
 
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 49 A Byzantine triptych, with figures of saints in relief, and enamelled 
 
 borders 
 
 50 An oblong gilt casket, with plaques o± glass engraved with landscapes 
 
 51 A processional cross, with the figure of the Saviour and attendant 
 
 angels, the figure of the deity and emblems of the Evangelists on 
 
 the back 
 
 52 The Virgin, Child, and St. John: a bronze relief, partly gilt, of 
 
 Italian work 
 
 53 A dagger, with pierced blade, the handle chased with figures 
 
 54 Another, the guard formed of animals 
 
 55 Another, the handle inlaid with silver, and with heads in medallions 
 
 56 Another, with animals on the guard and figures in niches 
 
 57 Another, with a sheath chased with masks and figures 
 
 58 Another, with pistol-barrel and flint-lock 
 
 59 A pair of Highland silver-mounted pistols, by Murdoch, of Doun 
 
 60 Three spurs ; a bit; and an Oriental enamelled boss 
 
 61 An egg-shaped bonbonniere of enamel, with flowers in gold on light- 
 
 blue ground 
 
 62 A beautiful Agate Etui Case, formed as a telescope, mounted with 
 
 gold, chased with flowers, and enamelled 
 
 63 An egg-shaped box and cover, of silver filigree, on stand of the same, 
 
 with enamelled ornaments 
 
 64 A beautiful Cellini Pendant, enamelled in colours and set with 
 
 stones 
 
 65 A Vase of Lapis Lazuli, with foot, openwork rim, and serpent 
 
 handles of silver, the cover surmounted by a silver figure of a child 
 —on square lapis-lazuli pedestal—7-J in. 
 
 66 A large casket, formed of slabs of agate, mounted with silver gilt— 
 
 6J in. by 4| in. and 6 in. high 
 
 LIMOGES ENAMELS. 
 
 [' 6 67 The Last Supper : upright plaque in colours and gold—in blackwood 
 
 frame aj wv la • 
 
 68 Christ Beleasing Souls from Purgatory: a curious upright plaque, of 
 early enamel 
 
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 69 The Last Supper: a fine upright plaque, in gold and colours ,by 
 
 L. Limousin—in blackwood frame. Signed L. L. 
 
 70 Two medallions, of niello work, with the Virgin and Child and John 
 
 the Baptist—in frame of silver gilt 
 
 71 A plaque, with arched top, with the Virgin and Child seated on a 
 
 throne—in gilt frame 
 
 72 A wood cross, carved with subjects from the life of Christ, m metal- 
 
 gilt case, with coral ornaments 
 
 73 An episcopal seal, of metal gilt 
 
 74 The Death of the Virgin: circular relief carved in ivory in black 
 
 frame 
 
 75 A gold Tara brooch, set with polished stones, and with inscriptions. 
 Engraved 
 
 76 A pin, with an enamel hand holding a bouquet 
 
 77 An oblong box, with classical subjects in high relief, of cut-steel on 
 gilt ground, and with gold lining 
 
 78 A Dresden box, painted with Watteau figures, mounted with metal 
 gilt, set with turquoise, &c. 
 
 7 9 A cross containing relics, mounted with metal gilt, set with polished rubies 
 
 80 An oblong Dresden box, painted with seven views of Dresden and 
 
 other cities 
 
 81 A tortoiseshell box, inlaid with flowers in gold picque, and with cage 
 
 mount and lining of gold 
 
 82 A crystal scent-bottle, mounted with enamelled silver gilt, with figures 
 
 of Venus and Cupid 
 
 83 An agate snuff-box, inlaid with Chinese figures in gold, and with 
 
 chased gold mount 
 
 84 A beautiful Oblong Box, enamelled with figures after Boucher, 
 
 and with engraved gold Louis XYI. mount 
 
 85 A fine Oval Gold Box, by Neubert, inlaid with coloured jaspers, and 
 
 with a miniature of the Duke of Marlborough on the lid surrounded 
 
 by pearls 
 
 86 Portrait of George IV. when Prince of Wales: a beautiful immature 
 
 on ivory in gold frame, with border of blue enamel. Signed 
 
 87 A Cellini pendant, with a figure oi a bisnop 
 
88 A figure riding on an elephant, formed of silver and lusus naturae of 
 
 pearl, by Dinglinger 
 
 89 A Cellini jewel, with a dog set with emeralds 
 
 90 Bust of Queen Fredigonde, carved in boxwood, with crown of metal 
 
 gilt and foot of the same, supported by lions. Engraved 
 
 91 A handsome large Cellini Jewel, with Medea in the centre,, 
 
 two armed figures on each side, enamelled and set with stones 
 
 and pearl pendants 
 
 92 A watch, in case, beautifully enamelled with sacred subjects after 
 
 C. Maratti 
 
 93 Portrait of the artist, by W. Mieris: small oval painting, in carved 
 
 wood frame 
 
 94 A Silver-gilt Pax, of Gothic design, with the Virgin and Child, 
 
 saints and scrolls, with inscriptions 
 
 95 A pair of small figures of Jupiter and Juno, enamelled in colours, 
 
 and mounted on agate pedestals, set with stones 
 
 96 An Oblong Gold Snuff-box, with slabs of tortoiseshell, inlaid 
 
 with birds and flowers in mother-o’pearl 
 
 97 A Chatelaine and Watch, in gold case, beautifully enamelled 
 
 with flowers 
 
 98 A gold miniature frame, set with lapis-lazuli, and sunounded by 
 
 flowers 
 
 99 Portrait of William III.—-oval enamel 
 
 100 A piece of coral, with two children holding a mask 
 
 101 A flower-pattern miniature frame, enamelled in colours 
 
 102 A silver-gilt pyx, chased with figures by V. Valerio, and inlaid 
 
 with a slab of rock-crystal, engraved with the Crucifixion 
 
 103 An oblong tortoiseshell box, inlaid with birds and ornaments in 
 
 gold picque work 
 
 104 A beautiful agate etui-case, mounted with gold, chased with scrolls 
 
 and flowers, and containing implements 
 
 105 A small Altar, of silver gilt, with the Virgin and Child under a 
 
 Gothic canopy, enclosed by folding - doors, enamelled with 
 figures of the twelve Apostles—on square foot, enamelled and 
 set with stones 
 
 106 A Cellini jewel, with two figures in the centre 
 

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 SILVER. 
 
 107 A curious old medicine-box, of seal skin, with six boxes, a cup and 
 a funnel of silver gilt, ornamented with silver foliage 
 
 108 A flat Byzantine box, with figures of St. Michael and St. George 
 in relief 
 
 109 A tall Persian vase, partly gilt, ornamented with medallions of heads 
 in enamel 
 
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 110 A fine monstrance, of Gothic pattern, with figures of saints and 
 angels, the foot chased with cherubs’ heads 
 
 111 A pair of altar candlesticks, with chased patterns and coats-of-arms 
 in enamel 
 
 112 An ewer, with mask at the handle, the bowl fluted and ornamented 
 
 113 A set of four candlesticks, with fluted stems and feet, the borders 
 chased with foliage 
 
 114 A small circular dish, on feet, beautifully chased with lions’ heads 
 and trophies in high relief 
 
 115 A circular cup, on feet, with a handle formed of a terminal figure, 
 with masks and ornaments in high relief 
 
 116 A bottle, formed as a lion, with one foot resting on a ball and with 
 ruby eyes 
 
 117 A Matty cup, formed of a gourd, beautifully mounted with silver in 
 foliage of openwork 
 
 118 A pine-pattern drinking-cup, on a stand, supported by minute 
 
 figures 
 
 119 A curious Cup and Cover, with scalloped bowl, the top and stem 
 
 indented, the foot supported by three lions bearing shields, the 
 borders chased with ornaments 
 
 120 An openwork casket and stand, of Gothic pattern 
 
 121 A filigree casket, with columns at the corners 
 
 122 A SILVER-GILT CLARET JUG, of fine old Italian work, with 
 
 figures in medallions and other ornaments in relief, the handle 
 formed of a female terminal figure, the lid surmounted by the 
 figure of a boy 
 
 123 A reclining figure of a youth leaning on a globe—partly gilt 
 
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 124 A Gilt Centre-piece, formed of a tazza, of Italian work, chased 
 
 with masks and other ornaments, supported by a figure of 
 Neptune standing on a dolphin—on a pedestal, chased with 
 ornaments of fine work 
 
 125 A Gilt Chalice, with plain bowl, the stem and foot with medallions 
 
 of saints in enamel, and chased with ornaments 
 
 126 A gilt Persian pastile-burner, with animals, birds, and foliage in 
 
 openwork 
 
 127 A model of a three-mast vessel, partly gilt—on wood stand 
 
 128 A pastile-burner, formed as a tower—on foot 
 
 129 A small filigree casket 
 
 130 A set of eleven Apostle spoons, chased with figures and lions’ heads? 
 
 and engraved with shields of arms 
 
 131 A pair of old spoons, chased with foliage; and one engraved with 
 
 foliage, and date 1662 
 
 132 A handsome Pine Cup and Cover, of silver gilt, surmounted by 
 
 a figure of a child—14 in. 
 
 133 A Heart-shaped Silver-gilt Pine Cup, supported on a figure of 
 
 a Cupid, the cover surmounted by a group of foliage—13 in. 
 
 134 A Sceptre, oe Silver, with bands of silver gilt, engraved with 
 
 ornaments and with small figures of chased silver gilt— 
 25 in. long 
 
 135 A gold knife and fork, with handles beautifully enamelled with 
 
 figures in pink and fruits in yellow, the ferules formed as 
 animals’ heads— in a case 
 
 136 A knife, fork, spoon, and toothpick, with handles of silver gilt, 
 
 formed as terminal figures—in a case 
 
 137 A memorandum-case, inlaid with oval slabs, of old japan lacquer, and 
 
 mounted with gold 
 
 138 A ditto, formed of two slabs of old japan lacquer, with vases of 
 
 flowers in gold on red ground, mounted with metal gilt, and 
 with pencil-case 
 
 139 A Spanish Necklace, of gold filigree, enamelled and set with stones. 
 
 Engraved in Shaw’s ‘ Mediaeval Ornaments ’ 
 
 140 An enamelled filigree pendant ornament, set with stones 
 
 141 A GOLD CUP, with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth, Eoyal Arms, 
 
 inscriptions, and festoons of foliage, chased and enamelled in 
 colours 
 
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 142 A Massive Venetian Girdle, of Silver Gilt, elaborately chased 
 
 with openwork foliage, and set with turquoises, pearls, &c« 
 Exhibited at the Loan Museum 
 
 143 A pair of fluted cups and covers, of old ruby glass, mounted on leaf- 
 
 pattern stems and feet of silver gilt /Uy- . 
 
 144 A Bottle, formed as a shepherd with a dog, partly gilt—17 in. 
 
 145 A parcel-gilt spoon, with engraved bowl, the handle chased with a 
 
 figure of St. John 
 
 146 A set of twelve fluted cups, with borders chased with shells and 
 
 scrolls 
 
 147 A Gilt Pine Cup and Cover, on stem formed as a tree— 9J in. 
 
 148 A Cocoa-nut Cup, mounted, with rim, bands, foot and cover of 
 
 silver gilt, chased with fruits, masks, and ornaments—11 in. 
 
 149 A Set of Eight very Fine Niello Plaques, beautifully engraved, 
 
 with Tritons and marine deities—in a case 
 
 150 A Cocoa-nut Cup, mounted, with bands of silver gilt, chased with 
 
 terminal figures, on vase-shaped stem, the cover surmounted by 
 a stag—9^- in. 
 
 151 A bottle, formed as a monkey seated—8 in. 
 
 152 A Silver-gilt Nef, chased with figures, and on wheels—12 in. 
 
 ORNAMENTAL FURNITURE. 
 
 153 A clock, in a case of fine old black buhl, with figures and ornaments 
 
 of or-molu; and a bracket of the same 
 
 154 An octagonal table, inlaid with brass and mother-o’pearl 
 
 155 A glazed show-case—on mahogany stand 
 
 156 A French clock, by Caron, in a japanned case, mounted with or-molu; 
 
 and a bracket of the same 
 
 157 A clock, with horizontal pendulum, in an or-molu case, enamelled 
 
 with figures—on Verona marble pedestal, glass shade and stand 
 
 158 A small French time-piece, in a case of black buhl, with or-molu 
 
 ornaments, and surmounted by a figure of Cupid—glass shade 
 and stand 
 
 159 A beautiful clock, in a case of Dresden porcelain, with a figure of 
 
 Cupid, and porcelain festoons 
 
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 160 A clock, by Lenoir, in or-molu case 
 
 161 A circular table, of inlaid marbles—on a carved tripod stand 
 
 162 A square marble pedestal—3 feet high 
 
 163 A Table, of fine Old Marqueterie of Flowers, mounted with 
 
 or-molu 
 
 164 A girandole, of Venetian glass, engraved with a female figure, with a 
 
 border of flowers in colours 
 
 165 An octagonal show-case, supported by a figure of Cupid 
 
 166 A VERY FINE EBONY CABINET, with Diana in a chariot, 
 
 and other figures and ornaments in or-molu, by Goutier 
 
 167 A square oak jardiniere, inlaid with slabs of Persian ware, enamelled 
 
 with ornaments in brilliant colours 
 
 168 A small carved rosewood cabinet, with glazed door, twisted columns 
 
 at the angles, and lion’s-claw feet 
 
 169 A beautiful Cabinet, of walnut, with glazed door, enclosing 
 
 shelves for China, twisted columns at the angles—on stand with 
 twisted columns. From Fyrgo Parle 
 
 170 The Companion Cabinet 
 
 171 A fine Bracket Clock, in case of white enamel, with trophies in 
 
 gold, richly mounted with old French scroll-work of or-molu 
 
 172 An Oblong Table, of old marqueterie, the top inlaid with a sea¬ 
 
 port, Cupids, and arabesques, in coloured woods and slabs of 
 landscape marble, by Maggiolini 
 
 173 Portraits of General Kleber, his wife and daughter: a set of three 
 
 medallions, carved in wood, by Buzinigo, and surrounded by 
 military trophies, flowers, &c.—in glazed case 
 
 174 A pair of marble vases, mounted, with rims, masks, feet, and handles 
 
 of or-molu 
 
 175 A terra-cotta bust of Pope 
 
 176 A fountain of bronze, chased with masks, foliage, and a figure of a satyr 
 
 177 A Venetian Shrine, of Silver Filigree and Enamel, with canopy, 
 
 supported on twisted columns—glass shade and stand 
 
 178 A handsome Louis XVI. Console Table, of steel, chased with 
 
 festoons of foliage, and with marble slab 
 
 179 A Pier Table of Red Buhl, richly mounted, with mouldings and 
 
 arabesque figures of or-molu, with stretcher 
 
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 180 The Companion Table 
 
 181 A PAIR OF VERY HANDSOME TEMPLES, of or-molu, of 
 
 Italian architectural design, chased with masks, dragons, and 
 winged bulls, and enriched with gems—on stands of carved 
 wood and metal gilt, in similar taste 
 
 182 A pair of gilt French candlesticks, by Goutier, with Cupids bearing 
 
 torches, on veined marble pedestals—mounted with or-molu— 
 glass shades and stands 
 
 183 A pair of very handsome or-molu candlesticks, on tripod stems, with 
 
 openwork feet richly chased with foliage, glass shades and stands 
 
 184 A metal-gilt Cellini ewer, chased with figures, masks, flowers, and 
 
 ornaments 
 
 185 A pair of or-molu candlesticks, with infant fauns supporting baskets 
 
 of flowers 
 
 186 A circular carved and gilt frame; and five others 
 
 187 Five ditto 
 
 188 A frame, carved with military trophies and figures 
 
 189 A pair of carved Venetian frames 
 
 190 A gilt frame 
 
 191 An octagonal silver frame, chased with flowers 
 
 End of First Day's Sale. 
 
Second Day’s Sale. 
 
 
 On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1866, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 
 MAJOLICA. 
 
 192 A deep dish with a figure of Cupid in the centre, and arabesque 
 
 ornaments in white on the fawn-coloured border 
 
 193 A circular dish, of coarse ware, with diaper centre and ornamented 
 
 border—in a black and gold frame 
 
 194 Another, with ornaments in metallic lustre—in black and gold frame 
 
 195 A smaller ditto, with a female head in the centre, and foliage border 
 
 in metallic lustre—in black and gold frame 
 
 196 A Hispano-Mauro dish, with ivy border, in the centre a shield with 
 
 a fish 
 
 197 A dish in imitation of Schmeltz 
 
 198 A plate, with death of Hero and Leander 
 
 199 A deep plate, with foliage 
 
 200 A scalloped and indented dish on foot, with a female head inscribed 
 
 Judita, and flowers in colours 
 
 201 A dish of coarse ware, with a man with a sword and shield 
 
 202 A large dish of coarse ware, with a figure of Bacchus, and coloured 
 
 border 
 
 203 A large dish, with Cupids supporting a coat-of-arms, and ornamented 
 
 border on a dark-blue ground 
 
204 A pair of medicine jars, with flowers in colours, and inscriptions and 
 
 date, 1515 
 
 205 A ditto, with a Moor’s head and sphinxes; and one with flowers 
 
 206 One with ornaments; one with trophies; one with the figure of an 
 
 angel; and one with a lion 
 
 207 A pair of ditto, with female figures in medallions 
 
 PAL1SSY. 
 
 208 An oval dish, with Ceres in a landscape in the centre, and border of 
 
 ornaments in brilliant colours 
 
 209 A pierced tazza, with masks and ornaments in colours 
 
 210 A fine large Circular Dish, with fish, reptiles, and plants in 
 
 relief on blue ground by Palissy—20 in. 
 
 211 An oval dish, with two Cupids holding a medallion of an emperor 
 
 in relief, in colours 
 
 TERRA COTTAS. 
 
 212 A figure of a blind beggar with a staff—12 in. 
 
 213 A fine bust of Alessandro Yittoria, the friend of Titian, modelled by 
 
 himself 
 
 214 Hercules and Antaeus 
 
 215 A female head 
 
 216 A tripod-stand, formed of three terminal figures supporting a small 
 
 marble slab—24 in. high 
 
 217 A female sleeping on a dolphin, by Feuchere, 1844 
 
 218 Shakespeare, by Corbett: a copy of the statue by Roubiliac 
 
 219 Prometheus and the eagle : a fine group by Corbett 
 
 220 Statuette of Locke, holding a book 
 
 221 Model for a tomb in Westminster Abbey 
 
 222 Model for a tomb in Westminster Abbey 
 
 223 The Holy Family, with St. Elizabeth and St. John—a large group, 
 
 partly coloured 
 
 224 The Four Seasons : a set of statuettes 
 
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 225 A frieze of Cupids, and flowered ornaments in high relief in 
 
 alabaster, in eight compartments—in gilt frames. From the 
 Hertz Collection 
 
 226 A small bust of the Duke of Wellington, by Edwards 
 
 227 A bust of Turenne, in armour 
 
 228 A figure of an elephant—on green marble plinth 
 
 229 A small life statue of Antinous—on fluted square marble pedestal- 
 
 4 ft. 1 in. high 
 
 230 Bust of Sir T. Lawrence, P.R.A., by Bailey 
 
 231 A Bust of Sile;nus, carved in rosso-antico 
 
 232 Bacchus, the companion—on red marble pedestal—13 in. high 
 
 233 A pair of statuettes, after the antique, carved in rosso-antico—on 
 
 green marble pedestals—11 in. 
 
 234 A pair of antique Egyptian figures, carved in rosso-antico—on veined 
 
 green marble pedestals—10 J in. 
 
 235 A beautiful Fluted Cup, of rock crystal, on stem and foot and 
 
 with cover of the same, mounted with silver gilt, the handles 
 formed as cherubs bearing branches of foliage, the cover sur¬ 
 mounted by a warrior—lOf in. 
 
 236 An inkstand, supported by three grotesque animals: a beautiful 
 
 Chinese carving in rock crystal—on carved ivory stand 
 
 LIMOGES ENAMELS. 
 
 237 Portrait of a gentleman, in a ruff, furred dress, and cap: a large 
 
 oval enamel, by L. Limousin, inscribed Yigilius. Zvichemus 
 Frisius. L.L.—in a case—84 in. by 6J in. 
 
 238 The Crucifixion, and the Descent from the Cross: two plaques in 
 
 colours and gold—in gilt frame 
 
 239 A saint and an angel: oblong plaque by J. Laudin, in grisaille and 
 
 gold—in gilt frame—4-J in. by 64 in. 
 
 240 An upright plaque, with a bishop reading, inscribed Sainc. Fouca- 
 
 rant.—in gilt frame—8f in. by 6^ in. 
 
 241 A plate, with Orpheus charming the brutes, in colours and gold in 
 
 the centre—10 in. diam. 
 
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 242 The companion plate, with the Rape of Europa 
 
 243 A large plaque, hy Limousin, with the Crucifixion attended by the 
 
 Virgin, St. John, and the Magdalen—17 in. high hy 13 \in. wide 
 
 244 A pair of female portraits, in colours on black ground, hy Jean 
 
 Limousin 
 
 245 A pax, with the Crucifixion, in colours—in metal frame 
 
 24G A small plaque, with the Descent from the Cross, in colours and gold 
 
 247 A VERY FINE DISH, by J. D. Courtois, with the Return of 
 
 Jason with the Holden Fleece in colours and gold, and on the 
 bade, figures, animals, and masks in a scroll border. Signed 
 
 248 A foot of a tazza, with chimmrae, on a blue ground, mounted with 
 
 or-molu 
 
 249 A square plaque, with the Betrayal of Christ, the Exposition, the 
 
 Crucifixion, and the Resurrection in colours, by J. Courtois 
 
 250 A plate, with Joseph being conveyed to Prison, the border of masks, 
 
 &c., and an arabesque ornament on the hack hy J. Courtois 
 
 251 A plate., with figures in a boat and arabesque border, cherubs’ heads 
 
 and other ornaments on the hack hy P. Raymond 
 
 252 The Crucifixion: a fine large plaque, of early Italian enamel, in frame 
 
 of chased metal, with eight smaller subjects from the Life of 
 Christ, and bosses set with stones, formerly the coyer of a book 
 —18 in. hy 13 J in. 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
 253 A Pair of Handsome Jars and Covers, enamelled with large 
 
 subjects of figures, ornaments and flowers in brilliant colours—on 
 gilt wood stands—35 in. 
 
 254 A pair of hexagonal garden seats, enamelled with figures, birds, and 
 
 flowers 
 
 255 A lavender bottle, with small neck, with foliage and ornaments in 
 
 slight relief—on carved wood stand—19 in. 
 
 256 A square bottle, with purple and brown splashes on white ground— 
 
 carved wood stand—13J in. 
 
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 257 A blue vase, splashed with purple and red, the handles formed as 
 
 kylins—on wood stand—104 in. 
 
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 258 A red crackle vase, nearly similar—on wood stand—111 in . 
 
 259 An enamelled figure of a crane—7 in. high 
 
 260 A globular bottle, of black ware, inlaid with landscapes and figures in 
 
 mother-o’pearl—15 in. 
 
 261 An old Nankin Dish, with birds and plants in blue, mounted with 
 
 engraved silver rim and foot, and chased Caryatid figures of old 
 English work, temp. Queen Elizabeth—121 i n% diam. 
 
 262 A fine turquoise crackle vase on wood stand—15 in. high 
 
 263 A fluted turquoise crackle vase—wood stand—10 J in. 
 
 264 A grey crackle gourd-shaped bottle—wood stand 7J in.; and a 
 
 cylindrical brown crackle bottle—5 in. 
 
 265 A small yellow and brown crackle bottle—on turquoise stand 
 
 266 A pair of two-handled pink crackle bottles—wood stand—7 in. 
 
 267 A turquoise crackle beaker—7-J in. 
 
 268 A square yellow crackle bottle—51 in. 
 
 269 A lavender bottle, engraved with flowers—wood stand 7 in. 
 
 270 A purple crackle bottle—wood stand 61 in. ; and a two-handled grey 
 
 crackle incense-burner 
 
 271 A fluted bottle of rare apple-green crackle—wood stand—5| in. 
 
 272 A pair of light-green two-handled vases—7J in. 
 
 273 A Turquoise Crackle Yase, splashed with dark blue—wood stand 
 
 —17 in. 
 
 274 A brown crackle bottle, with dragons and waves in blue and white 
 
 —171 i n ' 
 
 275 A Pair of fine large Square-shaped Yases, of fiver-coloured 
 
 crackle—on carved rosewood stands—25 in. 
 
 276 A square dark-blue vase, pencilled with gold, enamelled with flowers 
 
 in colours on white ground in compartments, on carved rosewood 
 stand—16 in. high 
 
 277 A beaker, with scalloped lip, splashed purple and blue—101 
 
 278 A fluted jar, of blue crackle on wood stand—13 in. 
 
 279 A white vase, with birds and flowers, enamelled in colours—171 i n - 
 
 280 A jar, on foot, with ornamental borders, enamelled in colours—14 in. 
 
 281 A white crackle bottle—11 in. 
 
 282 A small jar, cover and stand, with flowers in compartments on black 
 
 ground; and a blue milk-pot, silver mounted 
 
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 283 A dark-blue bottle, pencilled with gold, with flowers and animals in 
 
 compartments on white ground 
 
 284 A small cup, splashed with various colours— imperfect 
 
 285 A pair of blue and white beakers, with figures in compartments— 
 
 10 in. 
 
 286 Ajar, with flowers in enamel—11J in., and a gourd-shaped bottle, 
 
 burnt in—11 in. 
 
 287 A pair of enamelled jars—8^ in.; and a jar with plants in blue and 
 
 white—8j in. 
 
 288 A pair of blue and white beakers and covers—10 in. 
 
 289 A fine bowl, with dragons and other ornaments in blue and gold on 
 
 pale-green ground—on wood stand 
 
 290 A handsome old japan jar and cover, with flowers and other orna¬ 
 
 ments—32 J in. high 
 
 291 A Bottle, of Oriental Enamel, with small neck, with flowers 
 
 and ornaments in colours on lapis-lazuli ground—wood stand— 
 14J in. high 
 
 292 A Beaker, with ornaments in colours on turquoise and green 
 
 ground—wood stand—10 in. 
 
 293 A kylin, of lapis-lazuli, green and white enamel and chased metal 
 
 gilt, supporting a triple vase—on perforated wood stand—12 in. 
 high 
 
 294 A bottle, of turquoise enamel, with ornamental borders in colours 
 
 295 A border for a book-cover, of pierced silver gilt, chased with cherubs 
 
 and festoons of flowers 
 
 296 A Persian bowl, of copper gilt, with engraved border and bosses 
 
 enamelled with coloured ornaments 
 
 297 An Oblong Chasse, of silver, with a bishop and two warriors 
 
 in relief, the ground covered with a diaper pattern 
 
 298 A Ditto, formed as a G-othic building, of silver, set with coloured 
 
 stones and engraved with figures 
 
 299 A Silver-gilt Cup and Cover, chased with fruits, foliage, and 
 
 ornaments, the cover surmounted by a figure of a warrior— 
 114 in. 
 
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 300 A leather girdle, with pierced and chased metal-gilt clasps and 
 
 buckle 
 
 301 A snake, of silver gilt, with articulated joints 
 
 302 A chased silver girdle, partly gilt 
 
 303 An Old Crimson Velvet Girdle, with silver-gilt bosses attached, 
 
 buckle and clasps of the same, chased with heads in medallions 
 and engraved with foliage 
 
 304 An old German table clock, in hexagonal metal-gilt case, engraved 
 
 with ornaments and chased with masks 
 
 305 A Gothic reliquaire, of silver gilt, with glazed sides 
 
 306 A large clasp-knife, with steel handle, beautifully inlaid with figures 
 
 and military trophies in gold and silver—in stamped leather case 
 
 307 A small clock, in case of or-molu, chased with figures and ornaments 
 
 in Renaissance taste—6J in. 
 
 308 An Old Steel Powder-flask, chased with a sportsman and lady 
 
 in a medallion in scroll-pattern border, with a stag’s head, the 
 bottom gilt and engraved with a coat-of-arms 
 
 309 A very curious Bowl and Cover, of copper gilt, with hands of 
 
 chased foliage set with polished stones, the cover surmounted by 
 a bust of the Virgin, carved in ivory. From the Bishop of 
 Ilildersheims Collection 
 
 310 A small Table Clock, in hexagonal case, of metal gilt, and with 
 
 pierced metal-gilt dome top. Formerly the property of 
 Charles I. 
 
 311 An Old German Table Clock, in octagonal case, of metal gilt, 
 
 with pierced dome top, the sides engraved and with pierced 
 
 312 A fine Table Clock, in case of metal gilt, engraved with 
 
 figures, birds, and a coat-of-arms, the top of pierced and engraved 
 metal work 
 
 313 An early Byzantine Casket, of copper gilt, with angels chased in 
 
 silver and coloured gems, an enamelled coat-of-arms on the lock. 
 Exhibited at Manchester 
 
 314 Cupid with a Bow : a beautiful statuette in bronze gilt—on wood 
 
 pedestal—11 in. 
 
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 315 A Table Clock, with chased silver dial, in hexagonal case, covered 
 
 with silver repousse plates, with flowers and ornaments in high 
 relief 
 
 316 An ebony spoon, the handle carved with figures and festoons of foliage 
 
 317 A boxwood spoon, the bowl carved with sacred subjects, the handle 
 
 formed of figures 
 
 318 The Virgin and Child, carved in boxwood—4 in. ; and a small gilt 
 
 metal figure of a child 
 
 319 Three silver medallions, engraved with heads of James I., Charles I., 
 
 and Henrietta Maria, in the style of S. de Pass—in a case 
 
 320 A piece of wood, carved with two figures; and a terra-cotta slab, with 
 
 a Sacrifice to Priapus 
 
 321 A Vernis Martin etui-case, with flowers in colours on gold ground; 
 
 and a blue Chinese porcelain scent-bottle 
 
 322 A leaf-shaped stand, of Chinese ivory, carved with flowers and coloured 
 
 323 Another, carved with fish 
 
 324 Salvator Mundi, and the twelve Apostles: a set of very fine carvings 
 
 in amber—on pedestals of the same—in green morocco case 
 
 IVORIES. 
 
 325 Vulcan, Venus, and Cupid. Beautifully finished 
 
 326 A Comb, carved with the Murder of the Innocents and the Adora¬ 
 
 tion of the Magi in relief. From the De Bruges and Soltihoff 
 Collections 
 
 327 A BEAUTIFUL TANKARD, the body carved with nymphs and 
 
 Tritons in relief by Fiammingo, mounted and lined with silver 
 gilt, with masks and other ornaments in relief; on the lid is an 
 ivory figure of a boy on a dolphin blowing a horn 
 
 328 A mirror-frame, jvith figures storming a castle, in relief, of early 
 
 work; on the edge are four figures of Hons. From the Soltihoff 
 Collection 
 
 329 St. Sebastian, a relief by Georgio Soave. From the Hertz Collection 
 
 330 A BOOK COVER, with medallions of Christ and the Evangelists 
 
 in relief; Byzantine work 
 
 331 A beautiful small bust of Diane de Poictiers, of fine old work; the 
 
 dress most elaborately carved 
 
332 A VEBY FINE TANKABD, with figures escaping from Troy* 
 
 in high relief, beautifully mounted in silver gilt, the handle 
 chased with grapes; on the lid, which is chased with flowers, 
 is a cavalier on horseback with a dog, and a medallion on the 
 inside, bearing the date 1631 
 
 333 An old Italian casket of ivory, the lid and sides carved with animals 
 
 and foliage 
 
 334 St. John with the Lamb: a very fine early Italian carving in ivory 
 
 —8|- in. 
 
 335 The Betrayal of Christ, carved in four pieces, and partly gilt 
 
 336 A set of four very early plaques, carved with the Evangelists—4 in. 
 
 by 2f in. 
 
 337 A Diptych, with the Crucifixion and other subjects under Gothic 
 
 canopies—4^ in. by 3 in. 
 
 338 An Upright Plaque, carved with the martyrdom of a saint, 
 
 coloured and gilt—4J- in. by 3f in. 
 
 339 A plaque, with the dead Christ—4 in. by 3^ in. 
 
 340 A Draped Figure of a Saint holding a Book —12 in. 
 
 GLASS. 
 
 341 A small fruit-shaped bottle, of Venetian Schmelze, mounted with 
 
 bands, foot and cover of silver—3J- in. 
 
 342 A pair of large two-handled vases, of the same, coloured in imitation 
 
 of aventurine—12 in.—one imperfect 
 
 343 A Circular Bowl, of antique glass, coloured in imitation of agate 
 
 —in a case 
 
 344 A pair of circular Venetian glass buttons, beautifully painted with 
 
 the Nativity and the Adoration of the Magi in gold and colours 
 —in a case 
 
 345 A Fluted Bottle, of Kuby Glass, mounted with bands of 
 
 silver gilt, chased with trophies and figures, the cover, of silver 
 gilt, surmounted by a figure—12^ in. From Redpath’s Collection 
 
 346 Two red glass vases, coloured in imitation of agate—7J in. 
 
 347 A Flat-shaped Bottle, of old ruby glass, mounted with engraved 
 
 silver foot and cover, with chain attached—11 in. 
 
348 A fine large tazza, on foot, with band of coloured ornaments 
 
 349 A small ruby glass cup, engraved with flowers—on silver foot; a 
 
 yellow glass, with fleur-de-lys; and an opalized cup and saucer 
 with green edge 
 
 350 A tumbler, with horsemen in gold and colours; and a bottle, with 
 
 flowers in colours 
 
 351 A pair of blue bottles, with white ornaments; and a cup, formed as 
 
 a bat, with spiral white lines 
 
 352 A citron, with stalk and enamelled flower 
 
 353 A tumbler, with blue bosses and white lines; and one with coloured 
 
 lines 
 
 354 An ewer, with dark-blue bosses; a small two-handled vase; and a 
 
 vase in imitation of aventurine 
 
 355 A born, of blue glass; and a barrel-shaped bottle, with metal spout 
 
 and chain 
 
 356 A dark-blue barrel-shaped bottle, with gilt ornaments 
 
 357 A curious bottle, of Venetian glass, formed as a fish 
 
 358 A German glass tankard, enamelled with an emperor and other 
 
 figures, mounted with chased silver lid—10 in. 
 
 359 A tall glass and cover, with twisted stem, engraved with animals 
 
 360 A glass, with Cupids bolding a coat-of-arms, buildings, and 
 
 inscriptions, the foot engraved with birds 
 
 361 A pair of tall glasses and covers, with landscapes and figures bunting 
 
 362 A pair of tall glasses and covers, with a figure of a saint, and 
 
 monogram and trophies, the cover of one imperfect 
 
 363 A yard drinking glass, formed as a martel 
 
 364 A bottle, formed as a pistol, with ornaments in white, and date 1619 
 
 DECORATIVE FURNITURE. 
 
 365 An octagonal mirror, in a blackwood frame, ornamented with minute 
 
 carvings and inscriptions in pear tree, by Bouzanigo 
 
 366 A pair of girandole mirrors, engraved with figures, in richly carved 
 
 frames, painted and gilt 
 
 367 A rosewater bottle and basin, formed of peail shell 
 
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 368 Three stained glass windows, with figures of Henry VIII., Elizabeth, 
 
 and Mary 
 
 369 An artist’s reflecting glass 
 
 370 Juno and Vesta: a pair of colossal busts in plaster—on painted 
 
 pedestals 
 
 371 A mahogany table, with marble slab 
 
 372 A walnut bookcase, with folding, glazed, and panelled doors 
 
 373 A looking-glass, in oak frame, carved with figures of angels 
 
 374 Six chairs, with inlaid backs 
 
 375 An arm-chair, covered with leather. Formerly belonging to 
 
 Napoleon III. 
 
 376 A model, in metal gilt, of a Spanish vessel, chased with figures, and 
 
 with figures on the deck, to move by machinery 
 
 377 A Venetian mirror, of metal, in a case, with slides, ornamented with 
 
 scrolls in colours 
 
 378 A ditto casket, with ivory panels, painted with ornaments 
 
 379 A ditto box, with figures in relief; and a Gothic box, metal mounted, 
 
 with inscription 
 
 380 A box, with figures, in stamped leather 
 
 381 A horn, mounted with silver, beautifully engraved with ornaments 
 
 382 A curious Cabinet, with eight drawers, engraved with landscapes 
 
 and with figures in relief, the doors and panels carved with 
 subjects and figures in relief; on the top a relief of St. George 
 and the Dragon 
 
 383 A curious Old Italian Cabinet, the fronts of the drawers and 
 
 the insides of the doors with figures and subjects in relief in 
 or-molu 
 
 384 A FINE OLD CABINET, of marqueterie, the fronts of the 
 
 drawers with eleven subjects from Boman history, reliefs in 
 steel, and several smaller panels partly gilt, the fall-down front 
 and ends with architectural subjects in marqueterie 
 
 385 An Ebony Cabinet, with fall-down front and drawers, inlaid with 
 
 ivory engraved with scroll ornaments 
 
 386 A fine slab, of verde-antique and other marbles and Oriental 
 
 alabaster—on a gilt stand 
 
 387 A French horizontal clock, in a case of or-molu, with figures of a 
 
 warrior and a child in biscuit 
 
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 388 A clock, by Sotian, in a case, with a terra-cotta group of four figures 
 
 -—glass shade and stand 
 
 389 A handsome clock, by Minnheim, in an or-molu case, with festoons 
 
 of flowers 
 
 390 A very fine Ole Clock, by Baltzhazar, in a case of black buhl, 
 
 with figures and other ornaments in or-molu, and surmounted 
 by a figure of Fame 
 
 391 A FINE OLD CLOCK, by Jere Taylor, London, showing the 
 
 moon’s age, the days of the month and week, with movement 
 for chimes and twelve tunes—in a japanned case 
 
 392 A French clock, in a marble case, with figures of Yenus and Cupid, 
 
 and friezes in or-molu 
 
 392* A saddle, ornamented with ivory, carved with figures: Italian work 
 of the 15th century. Exhibited cd Manchester 
 
 393 THE SWOKD OF TIBEKIUS 
 
 On the upper part of the sheath is a group of figures, the object of which is 
 explained fully by two shields; that by the side of the central personage, who 
 is se ited, being inscribed felicitas tiberi ; the other, vie. avg. The 
 principal figure we must therefore consider to be intended to represent the 
 Emperor Tiberius himself, who is also indicated in the inscription upon the 
 second shield, Victoria Augusti. The youthful military figure standing before 
 the emperor, and presenting to him an image of Victory, can hardly be 
 explained to be other than Germanicus, whose military adventures and suc¬ 
 cesses in Germany are so vividly recorded by Tacitus. The name of the hero 
 does not occur; and this omission is an important evidence towards identifying 
 the figure as that of Germanicus. Upon the monument which he erected to 
 commemorate the vanquishment of the nations between the Rhine and the 
 Elbe his name is supplanted by that of Tiberius, to whom he ever carefully 
 ascribed his victories, without naming himself, being apprehensive of the envy 
 of the tyrant, or because he was satisfied in deserving praise: “ De se nihil 
 addidit, metu invidiae, an ratus conscientiam factis satis est.” 
 
 Behind Tiberius stands a female winged figure holding a hasta pura, or 
 pointless spear, and a shield inscribed vie. avg. This is the goddess Victory ; 
 and the artist seems to have intended to show by her adoption of the hasta pura 
 (the emblem of peace), the termination of the war, while the victoriola, which 
 she often is represented as carrying, is transferred to the hands of Germanicus, 
 who presents it to Tiberius. The armed figure in the background may 
 probably be intended for Mars, to w'hom, in conjunction with Jupiter and 
 Augustus, the monument alluded to above was dedicated. 
 
 On the lower part of the sheath are two designs, which also seem capable of 
 being explained. The upper of these, two standards, and an eagle within a 
 temple, probably is intended to refer to the recovery of the lost eagles and 
 standards of Varus, an achievement commemorated by coins and a triumphal 
 arch. The female figure in the lower compartment, armed with a bipennis, or 
 double axe, and a light spear, may be considered a personification of Germany, 
 or of those parts of the country in alliance with the Romans during the 
 campaign of Germanicus. 
 
 End of Second Days Sale. 
 
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 On T H [J RSI) AY, JUNE 14, 1866, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PKECISELY. 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
 394 A pair of garden-seats, enamelled with domestic subjects—19 in. 
 
 395 A pair of jars; and a bottle, beautifully enamelled with flowers on a 
 
 white ground 
 
 396 A very fine old Japan beaker, with flowers and other ornaments; 
 
 and a gilt stand—23 in. 
 
 397 A pair of very fine japan dishes, with flowers and crimson borders 
 
 —21 in. diam. 
 
 398 An old Japan dish, with flowers—22 in. diam. 
 
 399 A candlestick, formed as a small vase; and other pieces of white 
 
 porcelain, with masks in relief mounted with or-molu 
 
 400 An old Japan mug, with silver or metal cover, chased with the 
 
 subject of Christ and the Woman of Samaria 
 
 401 A white incense jar and cover, with ornaments, in slight relief, 
 
 surmounted by a kylin 
 
 402 A curious burnt-in teapot, with figures in colours 
 
 403 Another, formed as a fruit 
 
 404 A PAIL OF SUPEEB EGGSHELL JAES AND COYEES, 
 
 with subjects of boats and figures in compartments, and gold 
 borders, the covers surmounted by kylins—22 in. 
 
405 A pair of enamelled beakers, with landscapes and figures in colours 
 
 —19 in. 
 
 406 A pair of hexagonal jardinieres, with landscapes and flower borders— 
 
 9 in. 
 
 407 A blue and white jar, with flowers and other ornaments—18 in. 
 
 408 A grey crackle jar, with imitation bronze rims and lion handles, 
 
 on carved stand—14-J in. 
 
 409 A pair of hexagonal jars, enamelled, with landscapes and figures, 
 
 on gilt stands—17 in. 
 
 410 A pair of square jars, of enamel, with domestic and other subjects— 
 
 18 in. 
 
 411 A dark-blue jar, with small neck—11 in. 
 
 412 A Pair of Beautiful Enamel Jars and Covers, with flowers in 
 
 compartments, and flower borders, with handles and stands of 
 or-molu—22 in. 
 
 413 A pair of square beakers, enamelled with birds and flowers—17 in. 
 
 414 A grey crackle jar, with lizard handles—13 in. 
 
 415 A beautiful green jar, with landscapes in Indian ink in leaf-shaped 
 
 compartments—17 in. 
 
 416 A crimson-and-yellow splashed jar, fluted, and a stand—10J- in. 
 
 417 A pair of jars, enamelled with subjects in compartments, and 
 
 borders of flowers on a yellow ground—16 J in. 
 
 418 A dark turquoise crackle bottle—14 in. 
 
 419 A blue and crimson splashed jar, with scalloped lip—11 in. 
 
 420 A handsome crimson bottle, and a stand—16 in. 
 
 421 A grey crackle bottle, splashed wflth crimson and light-blue—12 in. 
 
 422 A set of three blue and white Nankin jars, and covers, with flowers 
 
 in compartments—24 in. 
 
 423 A PAIR OF YERY FINE NANKIN JARS AND COVERS, 
 
 blue and white, with domestic subjects in compartments, with 
 nobs and stands of wood gilt—4 ft. 10 in. high , including the 
 stands 
 
 JAPAN LACQUER. 
 
 424 An inkstand, formed of twelve plaques of fine old gold lacquer, with 
 
 landscapes and birds in relief, mounted in or-molu 
 
425 A gold lacquer box and cover 
 
 426 A very curious Box and Cover, formed as a tortoise. From Lord 
 
 Orford sale 
 
 427 A Shell-shaped Box and Cover, with plants in gold 
 
 428 A pair of tortoise-shell stands, with utensils in gold lacquer 
 
 429 A pair of ditto, with landscapes 
 
 430 One with a fish, and one with flowers 
 
 631 A Pair of Square Boxes and Covers, with landscapes in gold on 
 black ground, mounted with pierced rims and feet of or-molu of 
 old French work 
 
 432 A writing-case and cover of wood, lacquered with ornaments in 
 
 gold 
 
 433 A box of fine old japan lacquer, with a drawer and landscapes in 
 
 relief 
 
 434 A Chinese sceptre, of white jade; and one of black japan 
 
 435 A small chest of old japan lacquer, with landscapes and animals in 
 
 gold 
 
 436 A small tea-canister and cover, of fine old black and gold japan, 
 
 with plants in relief. From the I)e Bruges Collection 
 
 437 A red lacquer box and cover, with birds in gold—on black and gold 
 
 ground 
 
 DRESDEN. 
 
 438 A service: consisting of tea-pot, coffee-pot, milk-pot, sugar-basin, 
 
 canister, slop-basin, and two cups and saucers, with fluted bowls 
 gilt and painted with Chinese figures—in a case 
 
 439 A circular glass in a frame, with flowers in white in high relief 
 
 440 A sportsman ; and the companion 
 
 441 A pair of old Dresden groups of two figures, each representing 
 
 quarters of the globe, on white and gold scroll-pattern plint h a — 
 glass shades and stands—10 J in. high 
 
 442 A figure riding on an elephant, of old Dresden—10J in. high 
 
 443 A fluted vase, pink, white, and gold, with satyrs’ mask handles, and 
 
 foliage in relief—glass shade and stand—13£ in. high 
 
 444 A Marcolini figure of a cardinal holding a cross —15 in. high 
 
445 A Marcoiini cabaret: consisting of plateau, tea-pot (imperfect), milk- 
 
 pot, and two cups and saucers, painted with flowers in blue and 
 gold borders 
 
 446 A beautiful clock, in a Marcoiini case, surmounted by a bust and 
 
 other ornaments, and with a figure of Cupid reading 
 
 447 A milk-pot and cover, and a canister painted with Cupids, and a 
 
 milk-pot and a cup and saucer, with flowers 
 
 448 A vase and cover, with gilt female figures at the handles, on three 
 
 feet, painted with subjects of Cupids in pink 
 
 449 A set of three Dresden groups of two figures each. From the 
 
 Be Bruges Collection 
 
 450 A pair of cups and saucers, painted with Watteau figures and 
 
 flowers 
 
 451 A pair of fluted vases, of white biscuit, encrusted with festoons of 
 
 flowers and Cupids; the covers formed of groups of flowers— 
 16 in. 
 
 452 A pair of small vases and covers on pedestals of Vienna porcelain, 
 
 painted with subjects after A. Kauffman 
 
 453 A gilt cup and saucer of Vienna porcelain, with medallions of Cupids 
 
 in Indian ink 
 
 454 Another crimson and green, with Cupid overcoming a lion 
 
 455 Another, with Cupid and Hymen— in grisaille 
 
 456 A pair of pink vases and covers, with white spots of Hochst por¬ 
 
 celain, with medallions of Cupids in pink, men’s heads at the 
 handles, and festoons 
 
 457 A Vienna cup and saucer, with a female and Cupid, and ornaments 
 
 in gold, and colours on a green ground 
 
 458 Another, with a nymph and Cupids, and ornaments in gold on a 
 
 crimson ground. 
 
 459 Another, with children and a bird-cage and ornaments in gold on 
 
 lilac ground 
 
 460 Another, with classical figures on blue ground, and gilt ornaments 
 
 on buff ground 
 
 461 Another, with Angelica and Medoro, and ornaments in gold on 
 
 green and crimson grounds 
 
462 Another, pink and gold, with a nymph and Cupid after Angelica 
 
 Kauffman, and a frieze of Cupids with a goat 
 
 ETRUSCAN WARE. 
 
 463 A two-handled tazza,with Hercules and the Centaur. From Hopes 
 
 Collection 
 
 464 A ditto, with a female and a female head; and a lamp, with two 
 
 figures 
 
 465 A lecythus, with a winged figure; and one other, black, with red 
 
 ornaments 
 
 466 A very fine Cylix of Nolan ware, with a draped figure, presenting 
 
 a prize to an athlete inside, and the same subject repeated on the 
 outside—10J in. diam. From Hopes Collection 
 
 467 A hydria, with a figure and ornaments, in red on black ground— 
 
 9J in. 
 
 468 A small ribbed cenochoe, with a mask on the handle—6^ in.; 
 
 and one with two figures, in red on black ground—6 in. 
 
 469 A fine CEnochoe, of Nolan ware, with two draped figures in red— 
 
 12 in. From Hope's sale 
 
 470 A vase and cover, with upright handles; and with a female head and 
 
 a figure in red, on black ground 
 
 471 A fine amphora, with Achilles arming, and other figures; reverse, 
 
 Hercules with Cerberus chained—17 in. 
 
 MAJOLICA. 
 
 472 A pair of deep plates, with coats-of-arms, the borders with 
 
 arabesque ornaments, on a blue ground 
 
 473 Another, with a coat-of-arms and Cupids, and border with flowers in 
 
 colours 
 
 474 Another, with diapered ornament 
 
 475 Another, with a female holding a mirror, and ornamented border 
 
 476 A large Hispano dish, with ornaments 
 
 477 Another, with ivy leaves in gold, and a coat-of-arms 
 
 478 A smaller deep dish, of the same pattern 
 
 479 A large dish, with a female head, inscribed “ Sola in te Spero” 
 
 480 Another, with a man’s head, and inscription 
 
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 481 Another, with head of Barharossa, inscribed “Barbarossa B. 
 
 dalgieri,” with an ornamented border of figures, &c., on orange 
 ground, the hack painted with ornaments 
 
 482 A Hispano dish, with damascene ornaments and a bird, with a fleur- 
 
 de-lis in the centre. 
 
 483 A medicine jar, with flowers in metallic lustre, on blue ground 
 
 484 A plate, with four figures in brilliant colours—10 J in. 
 
 485 A Scalloped Tazza, with a nymph in the centre, and ornaments on 
 
 blue and yellow ground—12 in. 
 
 486 A plate, with Apollo and Daphne—10J in. 
 
 487 A plate, with four heads in medallions and ornaments, in colours— 
 
 91 in. 
 
 488 A dish of coarse ware, with a figure in colours—12J in. 
 
 489 A Hispano-Mauro tazza, with a bird and ornaments in lustred 
 
 colours —9 in. From tlie Bernal Collection 
 
 490 A handsome Vase, with mask and serpent handles painted with 
 
 classical figures—19 in. 
 
 491 A fine Byzantine Book Coyer, of engraved metal, gilt and 
 
 enamel, with the Crucifixion in high relief, and numerous bosses 
 formed of polished stones 
 
 492 A figure of the Virgin, carved in wood and gilt—10 in. 
 
 493 A small figure of a man in armour 
 
 494 Cupid with foliage—a carving in high relief in alabaster—9 in. by 
 
 6 in. 
 
 495 The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian; a metal-gilt chasing in high relief 
 
 —in ebonized frame. From Hertz’s Collection 
 
 496 Infant Bacchanals with a goat; an oblong relief, beautifully modelled 
 
 in wax, in the style of Fiammingo—in glazed wood frame 
 
 497 A PAIK OF VEBY FINE CANDLESTICKS, of steel, chased 
 
 with Cupids in medallions, dragons, and arabesque figures, by 
 Antonio Piccinino 
 
 498 The Stoning of St. Stephen—a highly finished relief in wax 
 
 499 Twelve spoons with wooden bowls, the handles of silver, surmounted 
 
 by figures of the Apostles 
 
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500 A crystal or glass cup, engraved with a tree with a figure, and 
 
 mounting of metal gilt 
 
 501 A .heart-shaped ornament of glass, painted with the Passion and the 
 
 Eesurrection—in metal frame 
 
 502 A flat crystal bos, mounted with silver gilt 
 
 503 A bloodstone double bos, mounted with gold gilt 
 
 504 A small silver coffer, engraved with figures and birds 
 
 505 Two small silver plaques, engraved with figures of St. Francis, and 
 
 the Virgin, Child, and St. Anna 
 
 506 A small wood cross, carved with figures and mounted with enamelled 
 
 silver gilt 
 
 507 A silver-gilt perpetual almanack by Schmidt 
 
 508 A Venetian ditto, silver-gilt case, enamelled and chased with flowers 
 
 and birds 
 
 509 A CUEIOUS OLD ENGLISH WATCH by W. Houllgatt, at 
 
 Ipswich, in engraved metal case, formerly belonging to 
 DEYDEN, and engraved inside “John Dryden, 1653 ” 
 
 510 A beautiful chasing on gold for the lid of a snuff-box, with the 
 
 Eeconciliation of Agamemnon and Achilles, by Wieland 
 
 511 A niello plaque, with the Holy Family and St. John 
 
 512 A pounce-box made of a gourd, engraved with Eoman subjects and 
 
 Cupids on a red ground 
 
 513 A pair of minute vases of ivory, carved with boars’ heads and 
 
 wreaths, and an enamel watch-case with figures 
 
 514 A Bacchante cameo onyx mounted as a ring 
 
 515 A silver frame for a miniature, with wreaths of flowers 
 
 516 A pair of scales and weights for money, of the time of Charles I. 
 
 517 A curious old silver brooch, set with pearls and garnets 
 
 518 A Spanish pendant of filigree, with garnets and pearls 
 
 519 A filigree drop, with portraits in enamel 
 
 520 A Spanish bracelet of garnets and enamel 
 
 521 A female figure with a tambourine, cameo onyx of cornelian 
 
 521* An Old French Service Book, with numerous beautiful miniatures, 
 capital letters, and elaborate borders in colours and gold, on 
 vellum. Circa 1480 
 
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 LIMOGES ENAMELS. 
 
 522 A tazza on stem, with the Sacrifice of Abraham and other subjects 
 
 from Genesis, cherubs’ heads underneath, by P. Raymond, on 
 the foot is a coat-of-arms 
 
 523 A salt, with a male head and the Creation of Eve and the Temptation 
 
 on the foot 
 
 524 A ditto, with a female head, and subjects from the fable of Cupid and 
 
 Psyche on the foot 
 
 525 A tazza, with Warlike trophies and figures in the bowl, and sphinxes 
 
 and other figures on the foot, in white on a black ground 
 
 526 ANOTHER, WITH COYER ; a legendary subject in the bowl in 
 
 grisaille, Neptune and Amphitrite and other figures on the stem 
 and foot, male and female heads and figures on the inside and 
 outside of the coyer, signed P. C. (Pierre Courtois) 
 
 527 A Candlestick, with figures of Tritons, boys hunting bears, and 
 
 twelve medallions on the foot, with the Labours of Hercules and 
 other figures in colours by J. Courtois 
 
 528 An Ewer, by J. Courtois, with Apollo and the Muses and figures 
 
 of the Italian poets, satyrs with wreaths on the shoulder; 
 
 beneath the handle is signed I. C., 1564 
 
 529 A Superb Tazza and Coyer, by Courtois, with subjects from 
 
 the life of Adam and Eye on the inside and out; and chimera 
 
 and other ornaments in colours—signed I. C. 
 
 530 A tazza and coyer, with Moses striking the rock, and other subjects 
 
 in grisaille; cherubs’ heads and other ornaments on the foot. 
 
 531 The Virgin and Child, a plaque in colours 
 
 532 A pair of small plaques, with female portraits 
 
 533 St. Martin dividing his cloak, a curious early Italian plaque 
 
 534 A figure of St. James the Great as a pilgrim of Compostella, by 
 
 Mouvearni, the ornaments of the cloak in imitation of jewels raised 
 
 535 A warrior and Cupid, curious early Italian plaque 
 
 536 A plaque, with the Incredulity of St. Thomas, in gold and colours 
 
 by Penicaud 
 
 537 A plaque, with the Virgin in colours, by Laudin 
 
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 538 St. Peter and St. Nicholas, a pair, in colours, by Laudin 
 599 St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist, on one plaque; 
 date 1541 
 
 540 Acis and Galatea and Vertumnus and Pomona, a pair, by Susan 
 
 Oourtois 
 
 BRONZES. 
 
 541 A small figure of Venus, cinque-cento work, on a pedestal, with 
 
 eight panels, with figures of warriors in relief—9 in. high. 
 
 542 Venus and Cupid—on Verona marble pedestal—94 in. 
 
 543 A bust of a faun 
 
 544 A pair of two-handled vases, with classical figures on marble 
 
 plinths 
 
 545 A collection of fifty-two figures: brooches, lamps, fibulae, and other 
 
 ancient specimens—in a case 
 
 546 The Centaurs of the Capitol, on plinths of alabaster and bronze 
 
 547 An Indian figure of an elephant supporting a beaker, and set with 
 
 stones 
 
 548 Another smaller 
 
 549 A pair of figures of Cupids, holding torches for two lights—each on 
 
 marble pedestals 
 
 550 Bust of Sir Bobert Peel, by L. Gardie, 1851 
 
 551 An urceus, finely patinated—7 in. 
 
 552 A group of two figures, on oblong plinth, with a mask, in relief— 
 
 16 in. 
 
 553 An Equestrian Statuette of Lorenzo be Medici, a fine old 
 
 Elorentine bronze, on ebonized plinth—12 in. 
 
 554 The Florentine Boar— 7 in. 
 
 555 A bust of the Duke of Wellington—16 in. 
 
 556 The Laocoon, a fine group, on black marble plinth—15 in. high 
 
 557 Venus and Adonis with Cupid, and the companion, a pair of fine 
 
 old groups—18J in. high 
 
 558 A bust of a child, with gilt drapery, on statuary marble pedestal- 
 
 141 in. 
 
559 A pair of small bronze busts, on carved and gilt pedestals—3 in\ 
 high 
 
 MINIATURES. 
 
 560 Portrait of the Duchess of Brabant’s father—in black wood and 
 
 or-molu frame 
 
 561 Portrait of Sir W. Blackett, in oils— on copper —in oval gilt frame 
 
 562 Four female heads, small 
 
 563 Portrait of Mary, Queen of Scots; a lady after Lely; a man’s head 
 
 — on copper ; and a female portrait, water colours 
 
 564 Portrait of the Princess Charlotte, of Belgium, by Sir W. Ross 
 
 565 Portrait of the Duchess of Kent, by Sir W. Boss 
 
 566 The Agony in the Garden, a curious Venetian painting on glass, in 
 
 gold and colours—in an ivory and ebony frame 
 
 567 POBTBAIT OF OLIVEB CBOMWELL; a beautiful miniature, 
 
 by Cooper—in metal frame 
 
 568 A girl’s head, by Delatour, beautifully finished 
 
 569 Portrait of Charles II., by Cooper—in sealskin case 
 
 570 Portrait of the Duke of Albemarle, by Sir P. Lely, beauti¬ 
 
 fully finished, signed, and dated 1680; on the back of the 
 miniature is written, “ This was begun ye 4 of September, 1860, 
 at New Hall—Duke of Albemarle.” 
 
 571 Lely—Portrait of Prince Bupert 
 
 572 Lely—Portrait of General Monk 
 
 573 Lely—Portrait of Lord Ossory 
 
 574 Portrait of Isabella Clara Eugenia, on copper; and a female por¬ 
 
 trait, on silver 
 
 575 A portrait in armour and the Prince of Orange, 1652 ; and a female 
 
 head 
 
 IVORIES. 
 
 576 The Virgin with the infant Christ—of early Flemish work—34 in. 
 
 577 An early Greek plaque, carved with twelve minute subjects from 
 
 the life of Christ, and friezes of figures on the reverse—3 im 
 by 21 in. 
 
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 578 A circular box and cover, carved with classical figures and a land¬ 
 
 scape—2^ in. diam. 
 
 579 A very Curious Casket, formed of oblong slabs, carved with the 
 
 Last Supper and other subjects from the life of Christ, mounted 
 with hinges and clasps of gilt bronze—3J in. by 2J in. and 
 2J in. high 
 
 580 An upright plaque, with the Visitation—in black frame; and an 
 
 early plaque, carved with the Crucifixion 
 
 581 An Upright Slab, carved with the Coronation of the Virgin and 
 
 the Adoration of Magi, under canopies—of fine early Gothic 
 work—5J in. by 3| in. Formerly the door of a triptych 
 
 582 A warrior with attendants taking leave of a lady at the doorway of 
 
 a castle, a fine large plaque—in ebonized frame—3 in. by 
 5J in. 
 
 583 A small diptych, carved with the Crucifixion and the Coronation of 
 
 the Virgin—2| in. by 1J in. 
 
 584 A plaque, with the Crucifixion—mounted with metal back—3f in. 
 
 by 2 in. 
 
 585 A diptych, carved with the Adoration of the Magi and the Cruci¬ 
 
 fixion—3 in. by 2£ in. 
 
 586 A fine large Plaque, with the Crucifixion, under a Gothic canopy 
 
 partly gilt—9J- in. by 5 in. 
 
 587 The Virgin and Child: a fine group of early Italian work— 
 
 12 in. 
 
 588 A saint, carved in coral—on turned ivory pillar and plinth—6J in. 
 
 589 The Head of a Crozier, carved with Gothic foliage and figures 
 
 of the Virgin and Child and St. Peter—10 in. Exhibited at 
 Manchester 
 
 590 Bust of Buffon, the naturalist—on ebonized pedestal—6 in. 
 
 End of Third Days Sale. 
 
Fourth Day’s Sale. 
 
 On MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1866, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 -ao^oo—- 
 
 VENETIAN GLASS, &c. 
 
 591 A goblet, with enamelled and gold border ; and a two-handled cup 
 
 and cover of green and white glass 
 
 592 A vase, with twisted handles and raised ornaments, and raised green 
 
 lines round the lip 
 
 593 A cup and cover on stem, with handles, and masks, and ornaments 
 
 in relief, partly gilt 
 
 594 A goblet, with Vitro de Trina foot, and white ornaments on the 
 
 bowl, and a bottle of white and green schmeltz 
 
 595 A square glass bottle, coloured in imitation of aventurine—on wood- 
 
 stand—6 in, 
 
 596 A casket, composed of plaques of coloured Venetian glass—in chased 
 
 metal frame 
 
 597 A tall blue vase, minutely engraved with flowers, &c., on a metal 
 
 foot, engraved with flowers—14 in. 
 
 598 A tazza of Vitro de Trina, with check and spiral white lines, and a 
 
 stand with white lines 
 
 599 A Vitro di Trina tazza, and a small stand 
 
 600 A ditto vase, with check and waved lines 
 
 601 A Vitro di Trina horn 
 
602 Two bowls, and a dish of Vitro di Trina 
 
 603 A large glass, with figures of Cupid and satyr in high reliet ; 
 
 a glass, with figures in gold, and a Vitro di Trina bottle— 
 imperfect 
 
 604 A workbox, with glass plaques, with classical subjects in gold 
 
 605 A tall glass on openwork stem—10 in. 
 
 606 A glass on foot, with spiral white lines— 7 in. 
 
 607 A blue glass cup and cover, engraved with flowers ; a glass, with a 
 
 stag-hunt in gold ; and a cover for a vase of Vitro di Trina 
 
 608 A large Blue Glass Tumbler, enamelled with a coat-of-arms, 
 
 cypher, and date, 1678 
 
 609 A cup and cover, engraved with figures and ornaments; and two 
 
 with figures and mottoes— imperfect 
 
 610 An ewer of Vitro di Trina, with white lines interlaced—7 in. 
 
 611 A German tankard of blue glass, enamelled with a portrait and 
 
 ornaments in colours, mounted with engraved silver-gilt lid— 
 7 in. 
 
 612 A Venetian glass on blue and white openwork stem; and an ewer 
 
 with blue handle and spout 
 
 613 A German Vidercom, enamelled with equestrian figures of electors 
 
 614 A glass and cover, enamelled with a military trophy in colours—■ 
 
 8^ in. 
 
 615 A purple bottle, with white spots, pewter top; a glass, with white 
 
 and gold lines— the foot wanting ; and a curious lustred glass 
 vase, and cover 
 
 MAJOLICA, 
 
 616 A cup on foot, painted with figures inside, and with arabesques out¬ 
 
 side—41 in. high 
 
 617 A triple cup, with a figure of Venus inside, and ornaments in white, 
 
 and masks in relief outside 
 
 618 A two-handled vase, with masks in relief, painted with Cupids in 
 
 medallions, and with foliage in yellow on dark-blue ground— 
 15 in. high. From Lord Northwick’s sale 
 
619 A curious jug, with a mask in relief, the spout surmounted by a 
 
 female bust—11-| in. high 
 
 620 A bowl and cover, painted with Cupids outside, and figures inside 
 
 621 A very fine' Tazza, with the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian—114 in. 
 
 diam. 
 
 622 A dish, with sunk centre, with the Death of Phalaris—lOf in. 
 
 diam . 
 
 623 A very fine Tazza, with a representation of the antique group of 
 
 the Laocoon before it was restored by M. Agnolo—11J in. 
 diam. 
 
 624 A beautiful Lustred Tazza, with a head of St. Jerome, cherubs’ 
 
 heads and arabesques in blue and white on lustred ground— 
 9f in. A fine work of Maestro Georgio, dated 1520 
 
 625 A fine Plate, with Cupid in the centre, and border of lustred 
 
 ornaments on dark-blue ground—9 in. 
 
 626 A plate, with inscription and ornaments in lustred colours—9 in. 
 
 627 A pam of plates, with Diana and Actseon—8| in. 
 
 628 A plate, with Cupid in the centre, and border of military trophies in 
 
 brown on blue ground 
 
 629 A dish, with sunk centre, with Cupid in lustred colours, and border 
 
 of ornaments in white on blue ground—10 in. 
 
 630 The Virgin and Child, a beautiful relief in white on blue ground 
 
 of della Eobbia ware—21 in. by 15J in. 
 
 631 A pair of medicine jars, with coats-of-arms and ornaments, in blue 
 
 on white ground—8 in. 
 
 632 A pair of ditto, with figures in landscapes—5£ in. 
 
 633 A fine Flat Bottle, with arabesque figures and masks in relief, 
 
 painted with coats-of-arms and ornaments in colours—12 in. 
 
 634 A triangular inkstand, with lions’ masks at the corners, painted with 
 
 arabesque ornaments and utensils. 
 
 635 A plate, with sunk centre, with cherubs’ heads and ornaments, in 
 
 white on dark-blue ground— in. diam. Dated 1520 
 
 636 A Large Dish, with a sacrifice: a curious device and inscription on 
 
 the back—15| in. 
 
 637 Another, with subjects from the life of Christ, and saints in medal¬ 
 
 lions, fruits, and ornaments, in blue on yellow ground—144 in. 
 
CARY INGS. 
 
 638 A cocoa-nut, carved with figures and other ornaments, and mounted 
 
 with silver, enamelled, of Persian work 
 
 639 A service: consisting of teapot, milk-pot, basin, and two cups, carved 
 
 with Diana and Actseon and other figures; and Roman subjects 
 in cocoa-nut 
 
 640 A two-handled cup, made from Shakspeare’s mulberry tree, carved 
 
 with foliage and surmounted by his bust 
 
 641 Figure of the Virgin, standing upon the serpent and crescent, in 
 
 ivory—7 in. high —on wood stand 
 
 642 A pair of reliefs, of equestrian and other figures 
 
 643 A circular plaque, with the Virgin and Child surrounded by saints. 
 
 Very minute 
 
 644 Cupid pushing down a tree, ivory relief—in a case 
 
 645 A pair of female figures, with festoons 
 
 646 A small portable triptych altar, with the Nativity in the centre, and 
 
 the Annunciation and Presentation in the Temple on the doors, 
 and a small subject beneath of the Adoration of the Magi. A 
 beautiful minute carving by Schongauer 
 
 647 A cocoa-nut cup, carved with a frieze of figures, the stem, cover, 
 
 and mounting, of silver exquisitely chased with masks and other 
 ornaments. The cover is surmounted by a copy in silver of one 
 of the groups on the cup 
 
 648 A cocoa-nut cup and cover, with nymphs and Cupid, [and other 
 
 subjects in relief, mounted with metal 
 
 649 A pair of miniature frames, beautifully carved with figures and 
 
 busts in boxwood 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
 650 A beaker, with utensils and flowers in colours, in high relief, on a 
 
 white ground—144 in. 
 
 651 An enamelled jar and two beakers, with landscapes in colours, on a 
 
 green and crimson ground, enamelled with flowers—14 in. 
 
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 652 A grey crackle jar, with elephant handles—17 in. — imperfect, 
 
 653 A crimson and grey splashed bottle—14 in .—on wood stand 
 
 654 A pair of bottles, with flowers and insects raised—14 in. 
 
 655 An enamelled jar, with flowers—14 in. 
 
 656 A crimson jar—8 in .—with carved stand and cover 
 
 657 A grey crackle bottle, with gilt collar, enamelled with utensils— 
 
 13 in. 
 
 658 A gourd-shaped bottle, enamelled with birds and flowers, on a yellow 
 
 ground—13 J in. 
 
 659 A crimson bottle—16 in. 
 
 660 A sea-green bottle, with ornaments in slight relief—14 in .—and 
 
 metal cover 
 
 661 A red crackle bottle, with small neck 
 
 662 A pair of enamelled cocks—5^ in. 
 
 663 A brown crackle bottle, with plants in colours—9 in .; a green 
 
 bottle, with flowers in colours—7J in. 
 
 664 A lavender bottle, engraved with flowers, 5J in .; and a turquoise 
 
 crackle bottle 
 
 665 A green vase, with flowers in colours—10 in. 
 
 666 A pair of square bottles, enamelled with flowers, and mounted with 
 
 necks and feet of or-molu—9 \ in. 
 
 667 A paii* of yellow bottles, with kylins in colours—9J in. 
 
 668 Two turquoise bottles; and a pink engraved matchpot, enamelled 
 
 with landscapes 
 
 669 A green crackle bowl 
 
 670 A seagreen crackle ditto 
 
 671 A pair of old enamel beakers, with ornaments in colours—22 \ in. 
 
 672 A pair of jars, with landscapes in blue and white, and flowers in 
 
 colours—18J in. 
 
 673 A pair of hexagonal vases, with plants in blue and brown on 
 
 lavender ground, mounted with rims and feet of or-molu— 
 12 in. 
 
 674 A pair of female figures, enamelled in colours, and bearing nozzles 
 
 for lights—11^ in. 
 
 675 A pair of square bottles and covers, with plants in figures in 
 
 colours—10 in. 
 
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 876 A pair of flat-shaped two-handled vases, white and gold ground, 
 with landscapes in blue in medallions 
 
 677 A pair of pink crackle bottles—8J in. 
 
 678 A pair of two-handled blue vases, with utensils and plants in 
 
 colours—6 in. 
 
 679 A pair of white crackle bottles—6 in. 
 
 680 A red crackle bottle, mounted with silver or metal gilt—8^ in. 
 
 681 A red crackle bottle—7 J in. —wood stand 
 
 682 A white crackle vase, with mask and ring handles—9 in. ; and a 
 
 sea green ditto, with figures in blue and white, wood stand— 
 11 in. 
 
 688 A globular jar, splashed blue, green, yellow, and red—on rosewood 
 stand 
 
 684 A turquoise crackle bottle, splashed with dark blue—13 in. 
 
 685 A pair of tall square-shaped vases, enamelled with figures, birds, 
 
 and flowers—23 in.—one imperfect 
 
 686 A small grey crackle vase, mounted with rim and foot of metal gilt 
 
 —7 in. From Bedford’s • sale. 
 
 687 A pair of bamboo-pattern match-pots, with foliage in relief in 
 
 colours—10^ in. 
 
 688 A double vase, with elephant’s-liead handles of grey crackle, 
 
 splashed, on wood stand—10J in. 
 
 689 A turquoise crackle vase—13 in. 
 
 690 A pair of fine large dishes, enamelled with flowers and fish in 
 
 brilliant colours—15J- in. diam. 
 
 691 A pair of octagonal dishes, enamelled with flowers in brilliant 
 
 colours—14 in. 
 
 692 An oval-shaped vase of Oriental enamel on metal, with wide mouth, 
 
 with animals and other ornaments in colours 
 
 693 A pair of oblong jardinieres, with flowers in colour on a blue ground 
 
 —on copper 
 
 694 An Oriental metal flower vase, with scalloped lip, the panels inlaid 
 
 with flowers in silver 
 
 695 A Persian metal bowl, minutely engraved with figures and other 
 
 ornaments 
 
 696 Another, smaller 
 
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 697 An Elephant, carved in green jade, surmounted by a vase of ancient 
 
 enamel 
 
 698 A gourd-shaped bottle, of white jade, carved with a lizard and fruit, 
 
 in high relief—wood stand—6 in. 
 
 699 A beautiful small Cup and Covek, of green aventurine, the 
 
 handles and top set with lasques—on wood stand. From Lord 
 Canning's sale 
 
 700 A mirror-frame, of steel repousse, the handle formed as a mermaid ; 
 
 on the back is a monogram in enamel 
 
 701 A nautilus shell, carved with ornaments in relief on mother-o’pearl, 
 
 with masks and mountings of or-molu 
 
 702 An ornament for a purse of steel, with terminal figures and masks 
 
 703 A small iron coffer, with landscapes, &c., inlaid in gold and silver 
 
 704 A bloodstone cup, on a foot of the same, mounted with silver or metal 
 
 gilt 
 
 705 A watch, upon a pedestal formed of plaques of agates and jaspers, 
 
 and containing a musical movement, with bells 
 
 706 A small cabinet of ebony, mounted and ornamented with openwork 
 
 silver, and set with camei and groups of coral 
 
 707 A bloodstone box, momited with metal and set with stones 
 
 708 A set of six knives and six forks, with plaques of Niello work in the 
 
 handles—in a curious old leather case formed as a fish 
 
 BIJOUTERIE, &c. 
 
 709 An enamelled jewel, with a figure of the Virgin in the centre, and 
 
 angels holding candles on each side 
 
 710 A bottle, of amber, carved with figures of boys and flowers 
 
 711 A pierced silver medallion, with Europa, and figures and flowers 
 
 712 A gold cross, the figure partly enamelled 
 
 713 An enamelled medallion, with figures of saints in gold in relief 
 
 714 A small jewel, formed as a heart, set with stones; and an enamel 
 
 crown, said to have belonged to Mary Queen of Scots. From the 
 Duke of Sussex's sale 
 
 715 An etui, with mother-o’pearl sides and rose-diamond thumb-piece, 
 
 filled with instruments 
 
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 716 A cinqne-cento jewel, with a minute group of Charity in enamel in 
 
 the centre, surrounded by ornaments in enamel, and set with 
 stones and pearls 
 
 717 A coral ornament, carved with the Flight into Egypt in high relief 
 
 718 A jewel, formed of an enamelled bird, set with emeralds, &c. 
 
 719 Another, formed as a lizard of lusus nature of pearl, &c. 
 
 720 A circular tortoiseshell box, inlaid with picque work, with a Wedg- 
 
 wood medallion of Cupid on the lid 
 
 721 An oblong gold box, chased with ornaments, with a mosaic of ruins 
 
 722 A casket, with curious lock and ornaments in relief, of silver ena¬ 
 
 melled, and set with stones 
 
 728 An octagonal box, with heads of Petrarch and Dante on the lid, and 
 eight other panels of ornaments in Niello work 
 
 724 Head of Dante, cameo onyx of two strata—in a case 
 
 725 Head of Minerva, cameo onyx of four strata, the colour of the stone 
 
 admirably adapted—in a frame of chased gold. From the 
 Poniatowshi Collection 
 
 MINIATURES. 
 
 726 Portrait of W. Howard, son of the Earl of Arundel, beheaded in 
 
 1680. From Strawberry Hill 
 
 727 Sir John Danvers— in oils — in engraved frame 
 
 728 Portrait of Mat. Prior— enamel 
 
 729 Portrait of Horace Walpole, by Zincke, the coat-of-arms at the 
 
 back engraved by Hogarth. From Strawberry Kill 
 
 730 Portrait of Marguerite de France 
 
 731 Franpois Due d’Alenpon 
 
 732 Antoine de Bourbon, Roy de Navarre 
 
 733 Charles IX. 
 
 734 Lord Herbert of Cherbury 
 
 735 Earl of Pembroke 
 
 736 Archduchess of Austria— enamel 
 
 737 A patch-box, in seal-skin case, with portrait of the Princess Amelia, 
 
 daughter of G-eorge II. 
 
 738 W. Craft, 1782—Portrait of James Stuart, architect and painter— 
 
 an enamel 
 
739 The Diploma of Doctor of Laws conferred on Camillo Gindaralli, 
 
 by the College of Urbino, 1589, with illuminated borders of 
 medallions and figures and coat-of-arms, and the seal of the 
 College attached 
 
 740 The Psalms of David, with illuminated initials—bound in velvet 
 
 741 A small missal, MS. on vellum, with twelve miniatures of the Months 
 
 and twenty-four others, and illumined capitals 
 
 742 A German Prayer-Book, 1654, the covers and back formed of 
 
 enamel plaques, painted with figures, and mounted with silver 
 gilt 
 
 DRESDEN, &c. 
 
 743 A group of two children, with flowers 
 
 744 A Marcolini cup and saucer, with classical figures in medallions on 
 
 white ground 
 
 745 A plate, with openwork border, with a group of flowers beautifully 
 
 modelled 
 
 746 A Vienna blue and gold cup, with Cupids in chariots with swans 
 
 and sphinxes 
 
 747 Another, with flowers and birds in white on gold and chocolate 
 
 ground 
 
 748 Another, with wreaths in white on blue ground, and gold ornaments 
 
 in white panels 
 
 749 A Berlin cup and saucer, gilt, with medallions of Cupids 
 
 750 An oval Vienna plaque, painted with a shepherd and cattle in a 
 
 landscape: signed “ Zampreel inv. et pinx ” 
 
 751 A Vienna plate, with nymphs binding Cupid, and crimson and gold 
 
 border—on a stand 
 
 752 Another, with openwork border, painted .with flowers—on a stand 
 
 753 Another, with Cupid and Psyche, and crimson and gold border—on 
 
 wood stand 
 
 754 Another, with Jupiter and Hebe, and green and gold border 
 
 755 A Cababet, of Vienna porcelain, with openwork border: consisting 
 
 of plateau, teapot, milkpot, sugar-basin, and two cups and 
 saucers, beautifully painted with cattle in bistre, by Lampricht, 
 1796 
 
756 An old jug, of white glazed-ware, painted with a landscape in pink 
 
 by J. Schaper, mounted with silver-gilt foot, and lid chased with 
 figures— in. 
 
 757 A brown stone-ware jug, with a mask, pewter lid—6J in. ; and one 
 
 nearly similar— 1\ in. 
 
 758 A White- ware Jug and Cover, mounted with foot and rims of 
 
 silver gilt— 8J in. 
 
 759 A pair of white biscuit vases and covers, with mask handles, festoons 
 
 and bouquets of flowers—glass shades and stands 
 
 760 A teapot, of white ware, with birds and animals in relief; and a 
 
 barrel-shaped bottle, of gres-de-Flandres 
 
 761 The Crouching Venus: statuette in white glazed ware—on ebonized 
 
 plinth—18 in. high 
 
 762 A pair of green and gold vases and covers, painted with Watteau 
 
 figures and flowers in medallions, the handles formed as fish 
 
 763 A very fine green Sevres vase, massively mounted with or-molu— 
 
 4//. 3 in. high. From Versailles 
 
 764 A milkpot and cover, pencilled with blue on gros-bleu ground 
 
 766 A French snuff-box, with Venus and Cupids on the lid, and a border 
 
 of Cupids; on the inside of the lid, a group of females bathing 
 
 WEDGWOOD WARE. 
 
 767 A vase, with Cupids in relief in white on dark-blue ground—6 in. 
 
 high 
 
 768 A beautiful Cabaret, with minute figures in medallions and 
 
 foliage in relief in white on light-blue ground: consisting of 
 plateau, teapot, sugar-basin and cover, milkjug, basin, and two 
 cups and saucers 
 
 769 A pair of candlesticks, with figures of Cupids representing Autumn 
 
 and Winter » 
 
 770 A pair "of vases, with satyrs, masks, and groups of classical figures, 
 
 white on blue ground 
 
 771 A smelling bottle, silver mounted, with classical figures 
 
 772 Thirteen medallions, with classical subjects in white on black 
 
 ground 
 
773 A bust of young Marcus Aurelius, in black ware 
 
 774 A globe on pedestal, with Cupids in white on a blue ground 
 
 7/5 A pair ol seaux, with figures in medallions and festoons in white on 
 light-blue ground 
 
 776 An oval inkstand, on stand, with foliage in white on blue ground 
 
 777 A Cabaret, with children in relief in white on light-blue ground: 
 
 consisting of oval plateau, teapot and coyer, milk-jug, sugar-basin 
 and cover, basin, and two cups and saucers 
 
 778 A beautiful Ewer, with triple lip and fluted basin, with a water- 
 
 god and festoons of bullrushes in relief in white on light-blue 
 ground. Purchased at Mr. Marshall’s sale 
 
 779 An Oblong Plaque, with five Cupids in relief in white on light- 
 
 blue ground—in blackwood frame—10 in. by 5J in. 
 
 780 A small two-handled vase, with figures before altars, in relief in 
 
 white on blue ground—on circular pedestal, with festoons of 
 foliage 
 
 781 A basin, with figures in white on blue ground 
 
 782 A black ewer, with a mask at the spout, the handle formed as a 
 
 dolphin—12 in. 
 
 783 An Oval Bulbstand, with foliage and festoons in relief in white 
 
 on blue ground 
 
 784 A very fine Flower-stand, formed as a double Roman lamp—on 
 
 square pedestal, with classical figures and festoons in relief in 
 white on blue ground—13 in. Exhibited at Kensington 
 
 785 A pair of two-handled vases and covers, with classical figures and 
 
 foliage in relief in white on sage-green ground 
 
 786 A pair of circular pedestals, with classical figures in relief in white 
 
 on black ground, mounted with metal gilt as candlesticks 
 
 787 A pair of Wedgwood ewers, with rams’ heads and foliage in relief in 
 
 white on dark-blue ground—10| in. 
 
 ENGLISH PORCELAIN. 
 
 788 A white teapot, with shells of Bow-ware 
 
 789 A pair of stands for bulbs, of Turner-ware, with figures in relief in 
 
 medallions 
 
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 790 A Cologne-ware jug, with metal cover and stopper, and ornaments 
 
 in colours 
 
 791 A ditto mug, with metal cover, and medallion of Cardinal Mazarin 
 
 792 A Delft jug, with metal top and flowers in blue, and a female with 
 
 basket in colours 
 
 793 A gres-de-Flandres jug, with soldiers in relief on a blue ground— 
 
 11 in. 
 
 794 A curious gres-de-Flandres jug, with an openwork ornament front 
 
 and back, and a mask beneath the lip—10 in. 
 
 795 Another, with indented ornaments, and a cherub and other orna¬ 
 
 ments on the neck in blue—9 in. 
 
 796 Another bottle, with metal lid and ornaments in blue—19^ in. 
 
 high 
 
 797 An old English jug, of glazed brown-ware, with metal cover engraved 
 
 with arabesques and surmounted by the figure of a boy 
 
 798 A crown Derby vase and cover, painted with a figure of Una and a 
 
 landscape, with gold spots and blue borders 
 
 799 A pair of old Chelsea vases, painted with birds and encrusted with 
 
 wreaths of flowers on feet 
 
 800 A crown Derby ewer, with a girl dancing, and a landscape in medal¬ 
 
 lions, with gold spots and blue borders 
 
 801 An old Worcester cup and saucer, painted with flowers and blue 
 
 borders; and a cup and saucer: part of a service presented to 
 Lord Nelson by the ladies of England 
 
 802 A pair of crown Derby cups and saucers, with blue and gold borders, 
 
 and ornaments in colours on a white ground 
 
 803 A fine large Salopian vase and cover, coloured in imitation of agate, 
 
 the handles formed of groups of silvered figures, and the cover 
 surmounted by a figure of Neptune—26 in. 
 
 804 A Pair of fine Old Chelsea Vases, of scroll-pattern design, 
 
 painted with figures, birds, and flowers, and with masks and 
 flowers in relief, the handles formed as dolphins—10 in. high 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 London: Printed by W. Clowes & Sons, Stamford Street and Charing Cross. 
 
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