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CATALOGUE 
 
 
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 ENGLISH SILVER PLATE, 
 
 INCLUDING A SMALL COLLECTION THE PROPERTY OF 
 
 SURGEON-GENERAL J. LUISDAINE; 
 
 PLATE & PLATED ARTICLES, 
 
 Sold by Order of the Executors of 
 
 GENERAL WALTON, 
 
 Deceased; a Collection of 
 
 Specimen Precious Stones, 
 
 Sold by Order of the Court of Bankruptcy ; 
 
 OLD FRENCH SNUFF-BOXES, 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN; 
 
 AND 
 
 Jihids, (ffiatdjcs, JKhuatnws, Jfatts, Ha«, Sec. 
 
 FROM VARIOUS PRIVATE SOURCES: 
 
 WHICH 
 
 Mill be %olb bt[ ^uriicn tm 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT THEIR GREAT ROOMS, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1898, 
 
 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. JV. 
 
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CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
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 I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; 
 
 and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer 
 shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller. 
 
 IV. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, 
 or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required ; in default 
 of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and 
 authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at 
 the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale; 
 Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods not being responsible 
 for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, 
 or any fault or defect in, any Lot; and making no warranty 
 whatever. 
 
 VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or 
 ^ private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 
 shall be made good by the defaulter at this Sale. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
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 On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 JEWELLERY. 
 
 ^ 1 A ruby and brilliant crescent brooch ^ 
 
 0 2 A half-hoop ring, with five brilliants ^ 
 
 * 3 A ruby and brilliant cluster ring 
 
 27 4 A flexible gold band necklet; and a ditto bracelet —weight 3 oz. 
 
 12 dwt. <j 
 
 ° 6 A flexible gold bracelet, with slide ; a pink coral and diamond stud; 
 
 a pair of gold buttercup earrings; and a ruby and white glass Jjf 
 scent-bottle, with silver top 
 
 / 6 A pendant and pair of earrings, with open scroll and foliage borders 
 
 set with small pearls, and with miniatures of children in grisaille^ / 
 
 in the centres 
 
 ° 7 A necklace with pendant, brooch, pair of earrings and bracelet, with 
 
 open links of partly enamelled silver-gilt, set with garnets and A / 
 turquoises ^ ^ ^ 
 
 8 A pair of James I. oval gold studs, with chased chain borders, set 
 with enamelled skull and cross-bones, monograms, figures of ?/ 
 
 Cupids and amatory emblems in chased gold / 
 
 Formerly in the possession of Sir Thomas Medlycott , circa 
 1625 
 
 
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 <S /U • * ^ A ring, with topaz and pearl cluster; and a small paste emerald and^ 
 
 diamond brooch 
 
 /£ p 10 A gold [pendant and pair of earrings, with Florentine mosaics; a 
 hair-pin, set with coloured stones ; a silver-gilt filigree brooch and 
 pair of earrings ; and a blue glass ditto 
 11 A gilt bracelet, with open links, engraved and partly enamelled blue 
 
 The following are Sold hy Order of the 
 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 
 
 SPECIMEN STONES.— Unset. 
 
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 Rubies, sapphires, topaz, &c .—in three boxes 
 Sapphires, peridot, topaz, aquamarines, &c .—in four boxes ■ 
 Rubies, sapphires, alexandrites, Ac .—in three boxes 
 Rubies, alexandrite, &c .—in three boxes 
 
 Small rubies, sapphires, peridot, opal, Ac .—in three boxes ^ 
 Rubies, alexandrites, jacinths, Ac .—in three boxes 
 Sapphires, rubies, garnets, small diamonds, Ac .—in four boxes 
 Emeralds, turquoise, sapphires, topaz, Ac .—in four boxes p 
 
 Star sapphires, and star rubies —in two boxes 
 Sapphires, topaz, cabochon rubies, Ac .—in four boxes 
 Opals, sapphires, rubies, peridots, Ac .—in four boxes 
 Sapphires, pink and yellow topaz, jacniths, Ac .—in five boxes 
 
 
 Pearls, amethysts and various coloured stones —in five boxes 
 Large cut amethysts, crystals, Ac. ; and four leather cases, with 
 
 various stones 
 
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 Amethysts, small cabochon rubies, and various coloured stones, Ac. 
 
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 —in twelve boxes 
 
 A large parcel of moonstones, uncut sapphires, cut topaz and 
 crystals, and numerous pastes, Ac. 
 
 Sapphires and garnets —a parcel 
 Eighteen jasper and agate knife handles ; and seventy-two Chinese . 
 
 engraved mother-o’-pearl fish and other counters 
 
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 j' 30 Fifteen lapis lazuli, onyx, agate and jasper ball handle 
 \) 31 Seventeen ditto ; and eleven other pieces 
 O 32 Specimens of agates, jasper, onyx, and various other stones, &c 
 large 'parcel Ot 
 
 0 33 Twenty amber bead necklaces 
 0 34 Twenty ditto 
 / 35 A silver and paste diamond necklet; four other pieces of silver ; 
 
 numerous gilt watch chains and studs; and a quantity,, of y 
 mounted coral and stone jewellery, &c. sf c y ^ 7 
 
 ^36 Nine carved ivory reliefs of Apostles ; seven shell camei —in case ; 
 two engraved and gilt Persian turquoises ; twenty-five Wedg¬ 
 wood seals, of blue jasper ; and twenty other pieces, camei, &c. ^ 
 
 MINIATURES. 
 
 
 /37Portrait of a lady, in lace-trimmed dress and head-dress, wearing 
 l large blue bows of ribbon— signed Perdreau Defert—in oval. 
 
 frame of chased or-molu, with ribbon loop 
 38 Portrait of a lady, in crimson and white dress and hat, holding wild 
 flowers—in oval locket; and a large miniature of a youth—in 
 oval locket with blue enamel back 
 
 c 39 A circular tortoiseshell box, the lid inlaid with a miniature portrait £ 
 of a lady ; and two ivory ditto, with miniatures of ladies 
 n 40 Four miniatures of ladies—in gilt frames ; and one, mounted in a, 
 brooch 
 
 41 Portrait of a lady, in blue dress—in oval gold locket with monogram/ 
 and hair ; portrait of a gentleman, in black coat and white cravat 
 —in gold locket; two portraits of officers ; and a portrait of a 
 lady—in clasp 
 
 O 42 Portrait of a gentleman—in oval locket; a lady—in ditto ; a gentle¬ 
 man— i n chased or-molu frame ; an enamel of a lady ; six unframed 
 miniatures ; and five ditto— in oils 
 
 43 Portrait of a gentleman, in curling wig and grey coat—oval enamel, 
 
 by Zincke; and five other miniature portraits of ladies an<U>^ 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 OLD FRENCH SNUFF-BOXES, Etc. 
 
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 44 A Louis XV. Shell-Shaped Bonbonniere, of grey agate, with 
 
 gold cage mount delicately chased with Cupid playing the flute, 
 seated on a musical trophy, and border of arabesque foliage, 
 masks, birds, flowers and scroll ornament 
 
 45 A Louis XVI Oval Gold Box, with panels of translucent green 
 enamel in chased and jewelled borders, an oval enamel on the^ 
 
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 lid, painted with a nymph and Cupid in a garden fAZ/zL 
 
 46 An Old French Octagonal-Shaped Gold Box, with chased 
 - borders, inlaid with ten miniatures in water-colours, painted with 
 a camp scene and fete, and small landscapes, with hunting and. 
 
 other subjects round the sides 
 
 a j , ^ 47 A Circular Box, of lapis lazuli, mounted with gold, the lid inlaid 
 
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 with a subject of Cupids with a hound at a fountain in coloured // 
 mother-o’-pearl, ivory, &c., in high relief 
 
 48 A circular fluted silver box, the lid formed of a plaque of old French 
 
 enamel, painted with a garden scene and three figures in colours 
 in white and gold border 
 
 49 A small ootagonal-shaped gold box, with panels of pale pink, white 
 
 and blue enamel, the lid painted with a youth and nymph in n y 
 landscape 
 
 50 An Octagonal-Shaped Gold Box, inlaid with panels of dark blue 
 
 enamel and white lines, an enamel on the lid, painted with a 
 classical subject in chased gold borders, inlaid with dark blue 
 enamel 
 
 51 A Larger Ditto, the borders chased with arabesque foliage and 
 
 flowers in relief, the lid inlaid with an oval enamel painted wit 
 nymphs and sleeping Cupid ( imperfect ) 
 
 52 An Oblong-Shaped Chased Gold Box, the lid enamelled in 
 
 colours with a shield-of-arms in laurel wreath, and inscription, * 
 the border chased in relief 
 
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 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES . 
 
 BOXES, WATCHES, Etc. 
 
 53 An Oblong Silver-Gilt Musical Snuff-Box, with engine-turned 
 * panels, lined and mounted with gold, and with gold plaque form- 
 
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 ing the lid, chased with a river scene, sportsman and dogs, in 
 relief, fitted with musical movement, with gold casing engraved^/ 
 with figures playing the harp and flute 
 54 A Pair of Small Burmese Bowls, of pure gold, chased with the 
 
 signs of the Zodiac in panels, and borders of ornaments— weight, . 
 
 2 oz. 18 dwt.— in leather cases ^ 7 
 
 £5 An old German silver-gilt box, the lid chased with St. George and 
 the Dragon ; and a shell-shaped box, with figures and scrolls 
 
 56 A parcel-gilt Scandinavian crucifix, forming a reliquaire ; and a ,/> t , 
 medal, forming a box containing paper rondels painted with 
 
 historical subjects 
 
 57 An oblong tortoiseshell snuff-box, the lid inlaid with a small Roman 
 mosaic of a dog in a landscape; and a small oval ditto, inlaid / 
 
 with foliage in silver 
 
 58 A tortoiseshell and box-wood snuff-box, inlaid with discs and lines ; 
 
 and an oblong box, painted with trellis pattern 
 ^ 59 An octagonal snuff-box, of carved mother-o -pearl and silver; and an 
 old English set of goldsmith’s scales and weights—in tin case 
 
 / 60 Six plaques, of Battersea enamel, painted with a portrait of Lord 
 Nelson, a lady in large hat and feathers, and landscapes, &c., 
 mounted in handles; and a coloured wax relief of negro in? s 
 
 chains-in glazed frame ' 
 
 6i ^Eneas Carrying Anchises : an old Italian marble carving in 
 
 alto relievo—5£ in. high— in glazed black and gold frame 
 _ 62 A small watch, by Maniglie, Geneve- in gold case enamelled with ^ 
 
 flowers in colours on black ground 
 
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 ^ 63 A watch, by E. Brandt et Cie., in engraved gold case, the h&ck 
 enamelled with Yenns with the apple 
 
 watch, by Samson, in silver-gilt case and outer case chased in the 
 style of Louis XV. 
 
 * (7* & 65 A old French ivory fan, pierced and inlaid with gold and silver^with 
 
 chicken-skin mount painted with busts, columns and flowersc ^7? at 
 
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 painted with Chinese figures in a landscape 
 
 
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 LACE. 
 
 A Black Chantilly Lace Skirt t - e \ 
 
 A fine Honiton lace dress, partly Guipure, partly applique 
 
 A Brussels lace half shawl 
 
 Brussels point lace flouncing—5^ yds. tr t&At 
 
 An old Flemish berthe ^2) -* 
 
 Two narrow lace flounces— each 6 yds. long ; another—4^ yds.: . 
 and two small pieces of black lace 
 
 An Indian scarf, of blue gauze, embroidered with white silk and 
 with silk fringe 
 
 A Limerick cape; a Moravian fichu ; and a white lace scarf 
 
 Three pieces of old English point lace —about 7^ yds. 
 
 An Empire dress, of brocaded white silk with flowers in pink; a 
 collar ; and two pieces of the same 
 
 A pair of Louis X\. lady’s shoes, of pink, green and white flowered 
 silk brocade; and yds. of figured yellow silk C 
 
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 MINIATURES. 
 
 |> 79 Lady Hamilton, after Romney : a large miniature, on ivory, by 
 
 H. Bone—in glazed frame ( ' ■ ' <r> 
 
 80 Portrait of a lady, in white dress and pink head-dress 
 ■) 81 The Pretender, painted in oils on tortoiseshell, and mounted with 
 
 silver crown, and inscription at the back, “James VIII. of . 
 
 Scotland, nat. 10th June, 1688 ” y 
 
 82 Portrait of a lady, with powdered hair—in oval locket with pearl 
 border 
 
 1 83 Portrait of a gentleman, in powdered wig and crimson coat— signed? 
 
 A. R. ; and portraits of a lady and gentleman—in oval gold 
 locket 
 
 84 Lady Hamilton, holding a dog in her arms: a large oval miniature , /i- — 
 —in gold locket and leather case , 
 
 ’ 85 Lady Palgrave—in smaller locket and case, similar 
 
 086 Lady Una Lynn: a large circular miniature—in gold locket and^ 
 
 case 
 
 9 87 The Princess Elizabeth—in oval silver locket, the border and 
 set with old paste diamonds, and gold rim 
 88 Miniature of Catherine de Medici, by Hans Bol, on vellum —signed 
 in pencil on the back— in black shagreen case, silver mounted 
 From the Baring Collection 
 
 1 89 Interior of a chamber, with two figures: a French miniature, on 
 ivory—in case 
 
 90 A Nymph bathing: oval miniature, on ivory—in carved and gilt f 
 
 frame 
 
 91 The Larder Invaded: a painting in body colours—in carved and A •• 
 
 gilt frame 
 
 ^92 Four old English miniature portraits, in pen and sepia—in oval gilt 
 frames ; and two others 
 
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 The following are the Property of 
 SURGEON-GENERAL J. LUMSDAINE , 
 of Mowbray House , Victoria Embankment. 
 
 SILVER —At per Oz. 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
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 93 Six old English coffee-spoons, with shell bowls and 
 feathered-edge handles; a pair of small sugar-tongs; 
 a mulberry-spoon; four salt-spoons ; two caddy- 
 spoons ; and two other small spoons 
 
 94 A plain table-spoon; a dessert-spoon, with marrow-spoon 
 
 handle; a small ladle; and a pair of silver-gilt table¬ 
 spoons, with chased bowls . . . Ay 6 . 
 
 95 A William III. rat-tailed table-spoon, with flatmandle 
 
 engraved with scrolls—1700— all at 
 ° 96 A Jacobean seal-top spoon—1611; and one, the howl 
 engraved with a figure and date 1616— mark, a 
 seeded rose 
 
 97 An Apostle spoon —1772; and a seal-top spoon—- 
 
 Edinburgh hall mark / 
 
 98 A pair of circular dishes, the borders fluted and repousse 
 
 with fruit and foliage . . . • 27,3 
 
 From the Duke of York's Collection ' 
 
 99 A plain chocolate-pot ..... V/fs 10 5/< 
 
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 100 A cream-jug, with engraved hand, reeded border and 
 
 handle.4 
 
 101 A cream-jug, spirally fluted and chased with flowery on 
 round gadrooned foot .... xx .X? 4 ' fix 
 
 102 A small oval pierced and engraved mustard-pot; *md a 
 
 small Dutch mustard-pot, pierced and chased with 
 figures, blue glass liners .... 
 
 103 A Pair of Small Ewers and Stands, chased with 
 
 figures and arabesque ornament in the style of Cellinj, 
 and partly gilt. 4/4 
 
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 52 15 
 
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 104 A pair of Dutch ladles, with chased scroll and figure 
 
 handles; a folding fork and spoon —dated 1751 ; and 
 
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 105 Six silver-gilt spoons, the handles surmounted by figures 
 
 of eagles; a pair of ditto, the handles enamelled in 
 colours ; seven silver spoons, with twisted handles, the 
 bowls formed as coins ; and three others —foreign 8 
 
 106 A small oval fluted stand; a mate-pot; a Dutch silver 
 
 model of a dog-cart; and two other small pieces —all ^ 
 
 at 
 
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 107 A punch-ladle, the bowl chased with flowers and inlaid 
 
 with a gilt coin of George II., and bone handle 
 
 108 A goblet, formed of an emu’s egg, lined, and mounted 
 
 with silver., stem and foot 
 
 PLATED. 
 
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 gadrooned tea-pot, cream-jug and pair of decanter-stands; a 
 plain sauce-boat, cream-jug, pair of pierced salt-cellars, and 
 pair of snuffers and tray 
 
 boat-shaped ink-stand, with glass bottle; a metal-gilt knife and 
 fork ; six small ditto spoons ; a ditto medal of Elizabeth; a 
 of small brass dishes ; and six other pieces 
 

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 The following are Sold by Order of the Executors of 
 GENERAL WALTON, deceased. 
 
 SILVER —per Oz. 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
 111 A flat-shaped tea-pot, chased with flowers and scrolls22 0 /, 
 
 112 A partly fluted and chased sugar-basin and creanf-jug, 
 
 with gadroon borders 20 18 
 
 113 A small plain cream-jug, on three feet; a skewer; and 
 
 two wine-labels .... •ys 6 5 
 
 114 A barrel-shaped mustard-pot, with blue glass liner and 
 
 spoon 
 
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 PLATED. 
 
 115 A king’s-pattern service, consisting of twelve table-forks, twelve 
 
 0 table-spoons, twelve dessert-forks, twenty-three dessert-spoons, 
 
 a gravy-spoon, a soup-ladle, a pair of sauce-ladles, twenty-four 
 tea-spoons, five egg-spoons, a mustard-spoon, four salt-spoons^a 
 butter-knife, a pair of sugar-tongs and a sugar-sifter 
 
 116 Twelve engraved fish-knives and forks, with ivory bandies; a fish- 
 
 server and fork ; and twelve dessert-knives and forks, with iy^ry,, 
 bandies— in three cases 
 
 117 An oval engraved biscuit-box; a triple shell dessert-dish; eight 
 
 ramequins; a barrel-shaped mustard-pot and spoon ; four ditto 
 pepper-boxes ; four small muffineers ; and four salt-cellars and 
 spoons 
 
 118 Two circular engraved waiters; a wine-funnel; two breakfast- 
 
 cruets ; a cheese-scoop and butter-knife, with ivory bandies; a 
 pair of ice-tongs ; a pair of grape-scissors; two nut-crackers; 
 a sugar-sifter; a soup-la die; a skewer; two wine-labels ; and 
 three mounted corks 
 
 119 An oval engraved two-handled tea-tray ; an engraved tea-pot, 
 cream-jug, sugar-basin and pair of tongs; and a partly 
 fluted coffee-pot 
 
 
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 120 An egg-stand, with four pierced cups ; a butter-dish, cover and 
 
 stand; a toast-rack ; an escallop shell; and a glass pepper-box 
 with silver mount ^ ^ 
 
 121 A pierced pickle-frame, with three ruby and white glass bottles; 
 
 chased cruet-frame with six glass cruets; and four candle/^ ^ 
 shades 
 
 122 A set of four oval fluted entree-dishes, covers and heaters, with^ 
 
 beaded borders and handles ; ' ^ y 
 
 > 123 Four circular entree-dishes, and covers, en suite (two with divisions) 
 
 124 Two plain oval dish-covers; and a mahogany plate chest ) 
 
 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 
 SILVER— At per Oz. 
 
 125 A plain helmet-shaped cream-jug, on square foot 
 
 126 A cream-jug, the border chased with flowers and 
 
 gadrooned ...... pT?-, 
 
 127 A vase-shaped caster, chased with flowers . . * 
 
 128 An oval tea-caddy, with engraved borders and beaded, 
 
 edges—1776 ...••• 
 
 129 An oblong-shaped tea-pot, on ball feet, partly fluted and 
 
 with gadroon border chased with shells and foliage^^. 
 
 130 An oblong-shaped sugar-basin and cream-jug, on ball met 
 
 with band of fluting ..... y V- 
 
 131 A plain vase-shaped hot-water jug and cover, with reeded 
 
 border and round foot .... 
 
 132 A plain circular salver, on three feet, with gadrooned 
 
 border, the centre engraved with a shield-of-arms—- 
 
 16 in. diam. ....*♦ y& 
 
 133 A tankard and cover, with scroll handle and billet and 
 
 spout, chased with foliage, flowers and scrolls . / ■" / 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
 4 
 
 9 4 
 
 2 19 
 
 10 0 '& r ~ 
 23 15 
 19 10 
 
 27 12 
 
 63 13 
 23 10 
 
14 
 
 134 A plain cream-jug, with scroll handle—1727 . 
 
 135 A small plain bowl, with scroll handles, on reeded 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 /* /9, & y handles, and shells in relief —weight 6 oz.—all at 
 
 (148 Two pairs of ditto, similar 
 
 V/ 
 
 IS c 
 
 1764 . 
 
 136 An oval faceted bowl—on open stand r with engraved 
 
 festoons, fluted legs and claw feet—1787 . 10 0 yi 
 
 137 A Large Portuguese Silver Censer, repousse with 
 
 bands of laurel and other foliage and ornaments, and 
 suspended by chains with flat oval links. . 40 18/;} 
 
 138 Four plain table-spoons ; one, with marrow-spoon handle ; 
 
 a sauce-ladle ; and a skewer . . . 13 16 / 
 
 139 Five dessert-spoons, with engraved handles; and a pair of 
 
 engraved sugar-tongs .... 
 
 140 A pair of circular salt-cellars, chased with flowers; ami 
 
 a pair of fiddle-pattern salt-spoons 
 
 141 A cream-jug, on round foot, chased with flowers . 2 
 
 142 A small plain tea-pot, with reeded band, on ball feet/J^''" 8 
 
 143 A circular salver, with shell and scroll border, the centre 
 
 chased with foliage and flowers—9^ in. diam. —*1750^ 15 
 
 144 A pair of oblong-shaped sauce-tureens and covers, partly/ 
 
 fluted, and with gadroon borders and reeded handles / - 
 
 o 145 A pair of plated ditto, similar 
 
 p 146 A tea-caddy, of pale tortoiseshell, with inlaid ivory bor¬ 
 ders and silver caddy-spoon ; and a pair of plated 
 grape-scissors 
 
 '147 (p wo p a i rs 0 f snuffers, with chased foliage and gadroon 
 
 V nnnrJlpQ nnrl oViolla in _ anoasih-f ft _ nil + 
 
 15 t 
 
 17 ^ 
 
 *44 
 
 14 
 
 
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 149 A punch-ladle bowl, chased with flowers and inlaid with 
 
 a coin of 1762, fitted for a pin-cushion; a counter box, 
 with a portrait of Queen Anne; and a cover, chased 
 with Cupid on a lion 
 
 
15 
 
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 150 Five metal-gilt dessert-knives and forks, with porcelain handles 
 painted withj'birds and flowers; and five plated knives, with 
 nearly similar handles 
 
 151 Eleven dinner-knives, with porcelain handles painted with figures, 
 flowers and insects ; and eleven small steel knives, the handles 
 painted with birds and flowers 
 
 PLATED. 
 
 0 152 A cruet-frame, with two cut-glass bottles and silver-mounted 
 mustard-pot; a soy-frame, similar, with three glasses ; an egg- 
 stand ; a toast-rack; a breakfast-cruet; a glass me-paiL 
 (imperfect) and pair of ice-tongs : > 
 
 153 Six plated shell salt-spoons, with dolphin and figure handles; a 
 
 Dutch silver embossed sugar-spoon ; and a cut-glass cream-jug / 
 
 154 A pair of candelabra, on vase-shaped stems and sexafoil-shaped feet, 
 
 2 ? repousse with shells at the corners, with branches entwined by 
 
 serpents for three lights each—19 in. high; and a pair of table / . 
 
 candlesticks, en suite ' ' 
 
 155 A pair of candelabra, on partly fluted stems and round feet with 
 
 , & widely gadrooned borders chased with shells, bearing spiral J j> 
 
 branches with vase-shaped nozzles for three lights each—23 in. f ^ 
 
 high 
 
 
 156 A pair of candelabra, on plain stems and round feet, with spiral 
 
 branches for three lights each ; and a pair of table candlesticks, . ✓ 
 en suite —in box / 
 
 157 A pair of plain fluted table candlesticks; and a pair of chamber y 
 
 candlesticks, with gadrooded borders and extinguishers ? ^ ^ 
 
 158 A pair of plain partly fluted ice-pails, with ring handles 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 London: Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross.