FIRST PORTION 
 
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 THE EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF 
 
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 OBJECTS OF ART & VERTU 
 
 FORMED BY 
 
 JAMES RAWCLIFFE, ESQ. 
 
 Deceased, late of "West End Villa, Burnley, Lancashire, 
 
 Comprising Viennese Enamels on Silver, Carvings in Ivory, English and 
 French Miniatures, Old English and French Gold Watches, 
 
 Boxes, Etuis, Jewellery, Silver Plate & Plated Articles, 
 
 Porcelain, Decorative Objects and Furniture: 
 
 WHICH (by Order of the Executors) 
 
 SEtll tie Solti tig Auction ti? 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT TOME GtEEAT 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 
 
 And FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1897, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues Lad of 
 Mr. R. H. Matthews, 14 Manchester Road, Burnley, and at 
 Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, 
 St. James's Square, S. JV. 
 
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CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 I. THE highest Bidder to he the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; and 
 so on in proportion. 
 
 ril. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer 
 shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller. 
 
 IY. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 and to pay down 5s. in the pound, or more, in part of payment, 
 or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required; in default 
 of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and 
 
 authentic or not with all faults and errors of description, at 
 the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale; 
 Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods not being responsible 
 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 Rale. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 First Day’s Sale. 
 
 On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1897, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 SILVER —At per Oz. 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
 ai 
 
 34 
 
 
 19 
 
 3 A 
 
 13 
 
 4 A 
 
 1 Six fiddle-pattern table-spoons; two gravy-spoons; two 
 
 dessert-spoons ; six tea-spoons ; seven salt-spoons 
 a butter-knife ..... 
 
 2 Six threaded and shell dessert-forks; six king’s-pattern dim- 
 
 spoons ; a salt-spoon; and a butter-knife. .*/ 0. 
 shell and hour-glass pattern fish-slice, engraved with 
 Neptune; and a soup-ladle . . . 
 
 plain gravy-spoon; a sauce-ladle; a dessert-spoon; a 
 
 tea-spoon ; and two pairs of feather-edged sugar-tongs^ 8 
 
 5 A small fluted tea-pot, with chased laurel border and feet . 11 
 
 6 A vase-shaped tea-pot, sugar-basin and cream-jug, chased 
 
 with bands of ornament .... 48 
 
 7 An engraved child’s mug ..... ~yS/ 5 
 
 8 Another, chased with flowers in relief; and a butter-dish, 
 
 lid, with a figure of a cow . # 7 8^,^, 
 
 9 A pair of oval sauce-tureens and covers, with chased foliage, 
 
 shell and gadroon border, on foliage and claw feet ,and 
 a pair of sauce-ladles, with shell bowls . 
 
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 dwt. 
 
 29 
 
 
 10 A plain tankard, with dome cover, scroll handle and bjllet, 
 
 and with spout—1781 . . . . 
 
 11 A claret-jug and pair of goblets, engraved with scroll 
 
 foliage ....... 
 
 J v./; o 12 A liqueur-frame, with four small cut-glass decanters —cal ^ 
 
 * mZ , O 13A punch-ladle, with bone handle; three butter-knives and 
 
 a pickle-fork, with pearl and ivory handles; and twelve 
 
 33 15y 
 
 small steel knives, with pearl and silver handles with 
 
 
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 shell tops 
 
 
 14 Two engraved silver snuff-boxes ; and four fusee-boxes 
 
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 15 A pearl-handled silver fruit-knife; a pocket-knife, with 
 chased silver handle; an engraved silver vinaigrette- 
 case ; match-box; a trowel book-mark ; three silver q 
 brooches; a long silver chain ; and two pocket-com-^//^ ^ 
 passes, in nickel cases 
 
 c? 16 Twelve steel knives, with porcelain handles painted with 
 
 7 ^ 
 
 Watteau figures and flowers 
 17 A leather travelling dressing-case, with brush and comb 
 and ivory-handled implements 
 
 PLATED. 
 
 
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 18 A fiddle-pattern service, consisting of eight table-spoons, seven 
 
 dessert-spoons, seven dessert-forks, a gravy-spoon, four sauce- 
 ladles, four salt-spoons, two mustard-spoons, a ladle and sixy 
 sugar-crushers 
 
 19 A service, the handles chased with strap and foliage ornament, con- * 
 
 sisting of six table-forks, six table-spoons, six dessert-forks, sul 
 dessert-spoons and twelve tea-spoons / 
 
 20 Eleven plain dessert-forks; ten dessert-spoons; six tea-spoons ; a 
 0 pickle-fork and a pair of grape-scissors ; a queen’s-pattern soup- 
 
 ladle ; two king’s-pattern dessert-forks; six ditto tea-spoons ; and 
 a preserve-spoon <L 
 
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 21 A pair of serving-spoons, the bowls embossed with fruit; a pair of 
 , 0 salad-servers ; a butter-knife; a cheese-scoop, with ivory handle; 
 
 an oyster-fork, pickle-fork, two preserve-spoons and five nut- 
 picks, with ivory and pearl handles; seven sugar-crushers ; and 
 a pair of nut-crackers 
 
 22 An engraved hot-water jug; a small tea-pot; a coffee-pot • a toast- ✓ 
 
 rack ; and an egg-stand, with four cups and spoons //2 
 
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 23 A fish-server and fork —in case ; and two pairs of carvers, forks ami 
 
 
 steel, with ivory handles —in case 
 /£ 24 A plain tea-pot; a butter-dish, stand and cover; a pair of 4alt- s 
 
 cellars ; a wine-funnel; an ink-stand ; and a taper-stand 
 
 O 25 A large plain tankard and cover; a plain mug; and a salver, with 
 
 pierced and chased border Z/ZiZ 
 
 0 26 An engraved tea-kettle, on stand with lamp; a small oval cake- 
 
 basket ; and a circular gilt tazza, pierced and embossed - 
 
 y , o 27 An oblong breakfast-dish, liner and fluted cover, on stand with lamp; ✓ 
 and an oval-shaped bread-basket, with pierced border 
 28 An oval two-handled tea-tray, engraved with scroll foliage, and with 
 chased scroll border and foliage handles—31 in. long 
 
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 ENGLISH MINIATURES. 
 
 , 0 29 Portrait of an officer in uniform—in oval gold locket with opal , 
 enamel back, and hair ^ ^ 
 
 0 30 Kitty Clivi—in oval gold locket 
 / 31 A lady —signed G. E., 1789 ; and a lady in sepia in gold 
 ’ lockets 2 
 
 32 A lady, with powdered hair r 
 
 , 0 33 Grace Dalrymple; and the Duchess of Rutland in oval gold ^ / 
 
 lockets 2 
 
 34 A lady, in crimson and white bodice, and myrtle spray in hei hair 
 
 in oval gold locket in border of pearls . • ' 
 
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 / „ p'. CP 35 A lady, with curling hair, in white robe and cap—in octagonal-shaped 
 
 gold locket with enamel back ' 
 
 J* * 36 Two children—in oval gold locket with pearl border and loop ; and 
 
 Queen Elizabeth—in diamond-shaped locket with border of 
 . pearls 
 
 O . C? 37 A lady- -temp Charles I.—with pearl earrings and necklace—in 
 oval gold locket with tortoiseshell back ; and a lady, with curling 
 hair, in wdiite dress—in gilt frame 
 
 '■7■ & 38 A lady, with ringlets and pearl necklace—in oval gold locket with 
 
 blue enamel back t 
 
 /, CP ' CP 39 Lady Gertrude O’Donnell—in oval gold locket with blue enamel 
 
 back with hair and monogram 
 
 /-/r, CP 40 Miss Sophia Masters, alter Sir J. Reynolds—in gold Ipcket with 
 
 border of pastes ‘// PcyC 9 -/^ c / i. 
 
 z, cc.c 41 A lady, in pale blue dress; and a gentleman, with powdered hair— 
 
 mounted in gold brooches 
 
 /. //• * 42 A gentleman, in blue coat, in engraved gold broach with initials , 
 
 W. E. S.; and a gentleman, in wig—mounted in gold clasp 
 43 Two portraits of gentlemen, with powdered hair—in gold lockets ; 
 and an officer, in grisaille—mounted in gold clasp 
 
 , O 44 A lady, with curling hair, in white lace shawl—in oval gilt locket 
 
 and leather case (% r TP/ 
 
 Pc * <Z . & 45 A gentleman, with powdered hair, in blue coat—in gold locket with 
 
 hair and monogram at the back— in case { 
 
 J'/SZ 67 46 A lady, in pale blue dress ; and a lady, with pink sash and ribbon in ✓ 
 ^ her hair, wearing pearl necklace— in two cases C^crcrylu. 
 
 ' 'P / O 47 The Hon. Mrs. Rushout, after Eeynolds; and a lady, in white dress— 
 x in oval lockets 2 jh 
 
 ' ^48 The Countess of Oxford ; and a lady, in yellow jacket pP^LP& 
 fj, S~ , O 49 Miss Mary Hall, as “ 1’Allegro,” after Eeynolds; and a lady, in 
 
 white robe 2 
 
 A ?. ° 50 Lady Mexbro’; and a lady, after Eomney 
 
 £,/ £ , O 51 A lady, after Plimer ; and a lady, in white dress 2 
 
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 „ 5 ?7 A lady ’ in purpIe robe? and P earls in her hair 5 and a ghl after 
 Romney, in locket with hair 
 
 ' ^ 53 The Hon. Mrs. Scott; and Mrs. Siddons, in grisaille 2 
 
 r- A lad L witb powdered hair and head-dress, in white dress and pearl 
 necklace; and a lady, with curling hair, in white dress—in oval 
 lockets with hair at the back % 
 
 ~ ^ 55 A lady, with long curling hair, in large hat; and a lady, in white 
 
 dress and cap—in oval lockets with enamel and hair at the back 
 I56 A lady* in white dress; and a lady, in pale blue dress with lace 
 
 
 frill—in oval lockets with hair 
 
 . y57 Two portraits of ladies, with curling hair and white robes—in oval 
 
 lockets with hair o 
 
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 58 Three portraits of ladies, with curling hair, in white robes—in oval 
 
 lockets 3 
 
 59 Three ditto, in pink, white and blue robes—in similar lockets 3 
 
 60 Three ditto, in pink and white robes 3 
 
 
 a 61 Three ditto 3 
 
 0 62 Lady Arundel —signed Herve ; and two ladies, in pink and white 
 
 robes ^1/ 3 
 
 63 Three portraits of gentlemen—in oval gilt lockets 3 
 
 64 Classical subjects, after A. Kauffmann— circles —in square metal-gilt 
 
 frames with chased borders 2 
 
 r7 65 The Haymaker, after Wheatley—in metal-gilt frame; and The 
 Nativity— circle —in carved and gilt Florentine frame 2 
 
 i 0 66 A pair of views in London— circles —in ebony frames 2 
 
 r <?67 A pair of small landscapes, with mounted cavaliers; and A Coast 
 
 Scene, with boats and figures— oval —in metal-gilt frames ' 
 
 68 A lady, with a lyre—in small oval locket; a lady, in embroidered dress 
 1 / & — circle ; and two small miniatures of children, with doves at 
 
 altars—in enamel and gilt frames 4 
 
 
 
 
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 Maclame de Pompadour, in ermine-trimmed robe, seated at a tea table 
 with canary, by Kosel—in oval gold locket^^>^/^f^. 
 
 Madame Vigee le Brun, with a muff, by herself—in metal-gilt 
 
 Jfr -" 
 
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 A lady, in crimson and white robe and head-dress, seated at a table 
 —in gilt frame 
 
 An interior, with four figures at a repast, signed Carl, 1774*-—in 
 metal-gilt frame 
 
 An interior, with a lady and gentleman seated at a table 'x-<?C 
 
 A flower girl, after Perault—in gilt frame 
 
 Napoleon I. in uniform, by J. B. Royby—in oval gilt frame 
 
 A French marshal—in oval gilt frame 
 
 Philippe, Duke of Orleans —signed Hugues—in oval gilt frame^^/, 
 
 
 Napoleon I. in royal robes and laurel wreath—pVcZe—in gilt frajne 
 The same, in profile y 
 
 
 Louis XYI.: a large oval miniature—in metal-gilt frame 
 
 A lady, in a landscape—in oblong gilt frame 
 
 The Princesse de Lamballe ; and the Duchesse de Villeneuve—in oval 
 gilt lockets 
 
 Mile. Olivia; and a lady, with roses in her hair—in or-molu laurel- 
 wreath frames with ribbon loops 2 
 
 Duchesse de Villeneuve, in a square gilt frame ; and a lady, in hat and 
 feathers—in circular ditto 2 
 
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 VIENNESE ENAMELS, CHIEFLY ON SILVER. 
 
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 A set of six coffee-spoons, painted with figures, and enamelled and 
 gilt arabesque handles; a small bottle, with nymphs bathing; 
 and one, with figures and arabesques on gold ground . 
 
 A vase in the form of a nautilus shell, painted with Bacchanalian 
 
 and other figures, on gilt dolphin stem surmounted by a figure - ,y 
 
 on a sea-horse—8^ in. high // 
 
 A model of a coach, of metal-gilt, enamelled dark blue and wjiite, » 
 with painted panels—5^ in. high 
 
 A small cabinet, of ebony, in the form of an organ, with folding 
 doors and drawers, inlaid with enamelled plaques painted with 
 classical subjects, and mounted with metal-gilt, eontaiphig X , 
 musical movement—8 in. high y 
 
 0 89 An oval bowl, with terminal bust handles, on stem and foot, painted . 
 wif.b Tho .Tn dorm fin t of Paris &c.. and mounted with metal-gilt 
 
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 A small rose-water ewer and dish, of trefoil shape, painted with 
 subjects allegorical of the Seasons, &c. in pink, and mounted with 
 figures of Satyrs, masks, Ac. of metal-gilt 
 
 A shell-shaped tazza, on metal-gilt dragon and tortoise stem, and 
 oval enamel foot, painted with Nymphs disarming Cupid^nd 
 landscapes—6^ in. high 
 
 A timepiece, in scroll-shaped case painted with garden scenes, 
 figures and amorini, and mounted with chased metal-gilt 9 in. 
 
 high 
 
 A flat-shaped ewer, painted with classical figures in landscapes, and 
 
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 flat-shaped ewer, painted with classical figures in lanuscapes, *mu ,, ' 
 
 mounted with masks and borders of metal-gilt—12 in. high 
 
 94 
 
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 A Vase-Shaped Standing Cup and Cover, on silver-gilt figure 
 stem and round foot, painted with nymphs, Cupids and other g 
 ornament, the borders of silver-gilt set with coloured stones-y ,'^e 
 
 16 in. high 
 
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 Large Bowl and Cover, in the form of a double-headed bird 
 with outspread wings, painted with classical subjects in numerous 
 medallions, arabesque foliage, &c., mounted with enamelled silver 
 with arabesque figures and foliage in relief, and surmounted by 
 a seated figure of a negro—16^ in. high 
 
 Vase and Cover, formed as a celestial globe, painted with the 
 constellations, &c., on figure stem and round foot of silvpr-gilt, 
 inlaid with enamel plaques—14 in. high 
 
 jLs-.s 1 A Pair of Large Bottles and Stoppers, painted wim classical 
 
 subjects and mounted with enamel silver-gilt set with stones, 
 the stopper surmounted by figures—20 in. high—in leather 
 
 98 A Nef, formed as a two-masted vessel with silver-gilt rigging 
 and figures, painted with Europa, marine deities, &c.—15^ in. 
 high 
 
 Pair of Large Shaped Yases, with dragon handles, numerous 
 figures, dolphins and masks in high relief, enamelled in colours, 
 painted with classical and historical subjects and arabesques on > 
 gold ground—22 in. high—in leather case y- 
 
 Pair of Ditto, nearly similar—23 in. high—in leather cast 
 
 / / ^ 101 A Large Bowl and Cover, in the form of a bird with outspread 
 
 '7 /> r * 9 wings bearing a figure of Cupid, painted with numerous medal¬ 
 
 lions of classical subjects and arabesques on gold ground, on 
 hexagonal-shaped foot—26 in. high 
 
 / 102 A Nef, of unusual size, formed as a three-masted state vessel with 
 
 n 0 * /O , & sails and rigging, and numerous figures of seamen and musicians 
 
 on deck, the lower part forming a bowl, painted with Scriptural 
 and other subjects, and arabesque foliage on gold ground, with 
 enamelled figures of Cupids, &c. in relief—36 in. high dlr 
 
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 / / y* Another, formed as a Doges barge with tower and cupolas on 
 'y' • & deck with numerous figures, the lower part painted with 
 
 classical subjects and arabesques on gold ground, on stem with Jjjr 
 dragons and Cupids in relief, and hexagonal foot—36 in. high 
 
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 ^ ^104 A Clock, in case formed as a tower, with five dials, painted with 
 
 ^ ' classical subjects, numerous figures, Cupids and arabesques in, 
 
 relief, and fitted with musical movement —26 in. high 
 
 105 A Vase and Cover, of unusual size, with arabesque handles and 
 figures in relief, painted with numerous classical subjects, the 
 cover surmounted by a group of flowers, set with coloured stones 
 —41 in. high 
 
 106 The Companion // 
 
 CARVINGS IN IVORY. 
 
 
 107 The Seasons: a set of four figures of children—3£ in. high —on 
 circular ebonised pedestals 
 
 
 # & 108 The Waits : a set of four—4f in. high —on similar pedestals 
 
 \. _ 109 A lady and gentleman : a pair—5f in. high —on hexagonal ivory 
 
 * pedestals; and a man, with a basket of fruit—on similar s 
 
 pedestal 
 
 1„ /d 110 Amphitrite, with trident on a shell: a statuette—12 in. high r dir-y- 
 : t a HI A Roman lady : a statuette—12^ in. high —on ebonised pedestal 
 \ 0 112 Joan of Arc in armour, bearing the French standard—22 in. high 
 
 —on square ebonised pedestal 
 y. .113 An oquestrian statuette of a Roman general—17 in. high— or. / 
 
 ' ^ oblong ivory and ebony plinth yt't r^Y^ 
 
 * 114 A set of four female statuettes, illustrating the Seasons—19£ in. > 
 
 high 
 
 115 A pair of plaques, with Moses and the Brazen Serpent, and Moses 
 / & . <? with the Tables of the Law—14 in. by 6 in .—in glazed ^— 
 frames 
 
 /116 A hand mirror, in shaped frame of ivory, carved with a grotesque / /’ 
 mask, scroll, and the royal arms above 
 
 Said to have belonged to Marie Antoinette 
 p 117 A tankard and cover, of unusual size, carved with the Battle ol the 
 ° G Centaurs, foliage, &c. in high relief; and surmounted by a group 
 of a nymph and Satyr - * 20 in, high 
 
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 g, 118 A Cylindrical Standing Cup, carved with warriors and foliage, 
 lined' and mounted with embossed silver-gilt, and surmounted by 
 a figure of a mermaid bearing a shell—12J in. high _ i 
 
 119 A Tankard, carved with a procession of Cupid in a car, an&^infant 
 
 /£,. /# , & Bacchanals, with terminal figure handle, lined and mounted 
 
 with silver-gilt, cover and foot chased with scroll foliage, and 
 surmounted by an ivory figure of Cupid—10 in. high - 
 
 120 A Larger Tankard, carved with a battle subject in high relief, 
 
 //- mounted with handle, foot and cover of silver chased with 
 
 flowers, and surmounted by the figure of a warrior—11^ in. tj, 
 high 
 
 PORCELAIN. 
 
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 / 24 128 
 
 A Derby pastile burner and cover; a ditto group of a girl with a 
 cat ’; a child with flowers; a pair of Davenport bottles ; a 
 lustred cup and three saucers; and five enamelled Chinese 
 cups OsU&Ct 
 
 A group of Neptune with a dolphin, on white and gold scroll phnth y 
 encrusted with coloured shells and seaweed—13 in. h 
 
 The Welsh Tailor and his Wife, on goats—a pair - / 
 
 Edmund Kean, as “Richard III.”—11 in. high 
 
 A white and gold vase, with laurel festoons in relief, painted with 
 lake scenes—13b in. high 
 
 A two-handled vase and cover—on circular pedestal, white and gold, 
 
 encrusted with bouquets of coloured flowers—18 in. higl^hcAZ/Za+v 
 
 A pair of two-handled vases and pierced covers, painted with fmwers y 
 in gilt borders—12£ in. high 
 
 A square-shaped dish, painted with garden scenes, figures and 
 flowers on white and canary ground; and two cups and saucengr^/y 
 similar 
 
 0 129 A laige bowl and cover, surmounted by figures of children with 
 
 grapes, painted with interiors and figures and flowerscJ^Jjl^^ 
 
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 l. £ 136 
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 A Sevres Dessert Service, painted with named battle scenes in 
 
 ^ gros-bleu and gold borders, consisting of— / y 
 A pair of dishes, on feet i// i 
 
 Four tazze, and ' 
 
 Twelve plates 
 
 A Sevres ecuelle, cover and stand, turquoise and gold, painted with 
 pastoral subjects in six medallions 
 
 A pair of jewelled turquoise and gold vases and covers, painted with 
 Cupids and flowers and mounted with metal-gilt—19 in. high 
 
 A pair of oval plaques, turquoise and gold, painted with portraits oi 
 ladies—in ebonised frames 
 
 A Vienna tankard and cover, painted with Ariadne and other 
 
 subjects on lake ground, richly gilt Jz —' 
 
 A pair of Vienna cups, covers and saucers, painted with classical 
 subjects in coloured and gilt borders; and an octagonal ditto, 
 plate, with Rinaldo and Armida 
 
 A pair of ditto vases and covers, on pedestals, painted with Angelica^ 
 and Medora on maroon ground, richly gilt—10^ in. high q>zj2- 
 
 A Vienna dish, painted with figures and ribbon border, and> 
 
 mounted with handles, rim and foot of chased metal-gilt J 
 
 DECORATIVE OBJECTS AND FURNITURE. 
 
 O 138 A table ornament in the form of a pineapple, studded with polished 
 
 carbuncles, the leaves carved in green jade, on chased or-molu^V^ 
 
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 stand formed as four dolphins 
 , O 139 Another, studded with carbuncles and agate, and with two swans’^ Ap/j 
 heads of carved crystal—on petrified oyster stand 
 140 A small ebonised cabinet, with folding doors and drawers, inlaid with 
 4/4 # enamel plaques painted with classical subjects, garden scenes and ^ 
 
 figures, mounted with metal-gilt and surmounted by a figure of / 
 
 Cupid—16 in. high 
 
 
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 141 
 
 7. /# . ° 142 
 3 
 
 S'/#. ^ 144 
 
 /0. & 145 
 
 4 //, ^ 147 
 
 A small square-shaped cabinet, of the same, with door enclosing 
 drawers, with panels painted with landscapes and figures, and 
 mounted with metal-gilt columns and figures of 
 
 An oblong casket, of tortoiseshell, inlaid with enamel plaques 
 
 painted with classical subjects and mounted with metal-giit^^^^^ 
 
 Voltaire and Rousseau, a pair of gilt bronze statuettes—6 in. highZ 
 —on square giallo marble pedestals 
 
 An oblong brass casket, of Gothic design, with Scriptual subjects in 
 relief 
 
 An oval dish, of silvered and gilt metal, engraved with Cupids and 
 dolphins, and with twisted cord handles. 
 
 A pair of large gilt bronze ewers, with children sporting, ivy 
 wreaths and Cupids on the handles in high relief 
 
 A jardiniere, with open white and gold porcelain gallery, with 
 figures of children and vases, on stem and scroll legs of the 
 same, painted in colours and gilt with figures of the Seasons in^ - 
 relief . 
 
 ZZ* ^148 
 
 ^ 149 
 ^ 150 
 
 *151 
 
 circular table, formed of a large plaque of French porcelain, 
 painted with a portrait of Louis XVI. in blue, white and gold 
 border, the border of engraved metal-gilt inlaid with smaller 
 portraits of Marie Antoinette and ladies of the French court, on 
 ebonised pillar and plinth mounted with chased metal-gilt— 
 30 in. diam. 
 
 
 152 
 
 An ebonised show table, with fall-down front and cabinet above, 
 with glazed door enclosing shelf—62 in. high, 30 in. wide 
 
 Another, nearly similar, with glazed folding doors—63 in. high , 
 30 in. wide 
 
 An Oblong Show Table, of ebony, with glazed sides and rising 
 top, inlaid with numerous enamel plaques painted with classicaL 
 subjects and mounted with metal-gilt—25 in. by 17 in. 
 
 Another, of pedestal shape, with glazed rising top ami door 
 beneath, similarly inlaid and mounted—40 in. high 
 
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 154 A 
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 Corner Cabinet, en suite, with glazed door enclosing shelves— 
 66 in. high, 35 in. wide ^ 
 
 Large Ebony Cabinet, of architectural design, with open 
 shelves in the centre and doors enclosing drawers at the sides, 
 inlaid with numerous enamel plaques and mounted with 
 ornaments and borders of metal-gilt, on stand with legs and 
 stretcher similarly inlaid—72 in. high, 52 in. wide 
 
 End of First Days Sale. 
 
Second Day’s Sale. 
 
 On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1807, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 <* 
 
 JEWELLERY, Etc. 
 
 7 
 
 O 155 A gold watch key, of octagonal shape, containing a musical box; . 
 
 and an enamel gold pendant seal, with ditto > & Si <t 
 
 ^, & 156 An enamelled gold articulated figure of a caterpillar, Hfet with 
 
 small pearls and sparks, and with mechanical movement^^^/^*^**. 
 
 X /£.£ 157 A gold ring, set with an enamel portrait of Sir Robert Peel* and 
 
 an engraved gold ring, with an enamel head of a lady 
 
 2, P, <? 158 A chased gold pendant, with an enamel plaque painted with figures 
 
 in pink; and three small enamel pendants, painted with figures/^^ 
 
 /JL59 An enamelled gold locket, with a miniature of two figures in 
 q \ grisaille 
 
 M60 An oval gold locket, with pearl border and ribbon loop, containing 
 a miniature ot a girl in grisaille ; and a pendant, with ribbon 
 loop and border of pastes, containing an enamel of two figures 
 in a garden 
 
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17 
 
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 161 A gold pendant and pair of earrings, with open foliage borders 
 
 and ribbon loops set with small pearls, each with amriniature ^ 
 painting of Cupids in grisaille in the centre 
 
 C/ t 0 162 A long gold neck chain, the links enamelled with birds and flowers, 
 in translucent enamel 
 
 163 
 
 164 
 
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 7 
 
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 65 
 
 A silver-gilt fob chain, with pendant seals; and a silver-gilt ' 
 rococco chatelaine, enamelled and set with turquoises and ^ 
 coloured stones 
 
 A gold brooch, with a small brilliant; one, with an ena^l of 
 figures ; one, formed as three horses; and a jet brooch, with , 
 pearl star 
 
 A bar brooch, with small brilliant; two gold brooches, with black 
 
 enamel; one other gold brooch ; a scarf-pin ; and a pair of 
 
 Jh~ 
 
 / 166 
 6 _ c? 
 
 167 
 
 £r. * 
 
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 hair-pins, formed as battle axes, set with stones 
 
 Two gold brooches, set with small diamonds ; a brooch, with dark 
 blue enamel band ; three small gold brooches; a brooch, with 
 amethyst; and two others /, 
 
 A suite, consisting of necklet with pendants, bracelet, brooch and 
 pair of earrings, of enamelled silver, set with white and coloured 
 pastes, and enamelled portraits of ladies ^ 
 
 An Eastern ring, of chased silver, set with a turquoise; two ditto, 
 
 set with agates ; a long silver neck chain; and a single opera ^ , 
 
 glass, in tortoiseshell and gilt metal case //t) 
 
 A Spade Guinea and Garter Half-Guinea, George III. ; six silver 
 and fifteen copper coins, &c. 23 
 
 An oxidised and gilt chatelaine, set with two enamels; an 
 
 enamelled gilt desk seal ; a single opera glass, of metal-gilt J-P -- 
 
 and mother-o’-pearl; a gilt snuff-box, with agate in lid ; and 
 a brooch, with cameo head 
 
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 OLD FRENCH GOLD WATCHES, BOXES AND 
 OBJECTS OF YERTU. 
 
 \,J, 0 171 
 
 J/s J/, ^ 172 
 
 j. //: * 173 
 
 ^ !74 
 
 /. /# . e 175 
 
 //* <P, 0 176 
 2 - /«C* 177 
 '?>/£ , S 178 
 
 e// t/7 ^ 179 
 
 
 180 
 
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 182 
 
 £*A$, ^ 183 
 
 
 A watch, by Chevalier, in gold case with dark blue enamelled 
 hack, painted with a lady and set with borders of pearl tz ^ 
 Another, by the same (No. 7721), in enamelled gold case^the, 
 back painted with a lady in a landscape, and outer case /flrfarto 
 A watch, by Bregnet, in gold case with enamelled back stripeL 
 dark blue and white, the borders set with pearls 
 A repeating watch, with the dial enamelled dark blue, and mounted 
 with chasings of figures striking on bells, in engine-turned gold 
 case 
 
 A watch, with enamelled dial painted with figures, in plain gold 
 
 case; and one, with dials showing days of the week and month^^ 
 and centre seconds hand, in silver case and painted outer case 
 A watch, by Baudet, in gilt case enamelled in colours ; and one, by 
 Sellie, in enamelled case with border of pastes 
 A watch, by Gregson, in gold case with enamelled back ; amd on^, 
 in enamelled gilt case with border of sparks 
 A lady’s watch, by Koppin, in gold case with enamelled back ;jmd 
 
 a Geneva watch, in plain gold case . .. . 
 
 An oblong engine-turned gold box, with chased borders, contaim^g 
 
 a musical box 
 
 An oblong tortoiseshell box, lined and mounted with gold, minia-y 
 ture of a girl in a garden on the lid 
 A smaller ditto, gold-mounted, an enamel with Teniers subjecifon 
 the lid 
 
 An oblong box, of red jasper, mounted with gold, a mosaic ojLthe 
 coliseum on the lid 
 
 A circular tortoiseshell box, the lid inlaid with Paris and Helen: a - 
 carving in box-wood in high relief 
 
 - Apot hpythft-l t d.frf- gol il inl ai d w ith-a- miniatu re- of a lady and tw o 
 
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 /Z, <7185 
 
 /y, 186 
 
 42,^187 
 
 /7 <7 188 
 
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 A circular box, of tortoiseshell and gold picque, the lid inlaid with 
 an oval enamel portrait of a lady t /y y 
 
 A pendant locket, of cut-crystal and enamelled silver-gilt, of 
 octagonal shape 
 
 A pendant jewel, of enamelled silver and rock-crystal, containing a 
 
 group of Saint Hubert enamelled in colours ^ Ae?- 
 
 A pendant cross, of enamelled silver-gilt and crystal, containing % 
 small watch, by W. Zahradmik, Wien f ^ 
 
 St. George and the Dragon: a pendent jewel, of enamelled silver^ ; yyy 
 gilt set with stones; and a smaller ditto, with a centaur 
 
 A small timepiece, in case of enamelled silver and lapis lazuli ,.y 
 formed as a temple 
 
 FRENCH MINIATURES. 
 
 if, O 191 
 
 192 
 
 fa,/ L93 
 ^ , ^194 
 
 * O 195 
 ? . & 196 
 0 197 
 7 /198 
 
 z. / 
 
 199 
 2 ( 
 
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 A lady, in white dress, in or-molu frame with ril;hon y loop ; apd a 
 lady— signed 8. Mars — in gilt frame 
 
 A lady, in lace veil and Empire costume f and two other portraits 
 of ladies—in metal-gilt frames c^ 7 ”- 7 3 
 
 Madame Vigee le Brun, with muff- in chased gilt frame 
 
 Napoleon I.— signed with monogram I. C. S.—in chased gilt 
 frame t 
 
 Louis Philippe, in ermine robe— signed J. B. R. jhh-~ - 
 
 Louis XVIII. 
 
 Dnc d’Orleans— circle ; and Montaigne—in oval gilt locket 2 
 
 An interior, with a lady and gentleman at a repast— signed J. VeryS /y 
 and an interior, with lovers— circles —in gilt frames 
 
 Garden scenes and figures, after Watteau —a pair, oval 2 
 
 Two figures with a wine-flask, in oblong ebony frame ; an interior, 
 with lovers ; and l’Amour Triomphe de tout —circle in gold 
 frame 
 
 
20 
 
 3• ^201 Amphitrite borne by mermen—in large oval gilt locket 
 
 <£■ t c7, 202 The Music Lesson — signed —in square metal frame ; and a harlequin 
 
 and two other figures— oval —in carved and gilt 
 
 (J?y 203 A Danse Champetre—in oblong metal-gilt frame mth chased 
 
 border ; and Venus and Cupid in a car —oval - ^ » r'S-j* 2 
 
 ENGLISH MINIATURES. 
 
 £,/<?, 0 204 
 , /J", * 205 
 < 2 "/?. £ 206 
 
 >&a 2 . ° 207 
 
 ^ 2/ . 0 208 
 iJf, 0 209 
 
 2 /. ,0 210 
 
 
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 211 
 
 
 212 
 
 2 e & - 1> 
 
 213 
 
 Portrait of a Lady, with long curling hair, in white dres^ by 
 Plimer—-in gilt locket 
 
 Mrs. Musters, as “ Hebe,” after Reynolds—in oval locket, the bonder 
 set with pastes 
 
 A lady, with powdered hair, wearing a rose in Tier dress—in oval 
 engraved locket with border of diamonds, and purple enamel back^ 
 with hair 
 
 A lady, in a turban with feather : a circular miniature—^in gilt 
 frame, the border set with white and coloured pastes 
 
 Lady Beauclerc—in oval locket with border of paste^^^^T^^^^ 
 
 A lady, with curling hair; and a lady, in a bonnet—in oval gilt, 
 frames studded with pearls 
 
 A gentleman, in black coat and white cravat—in oval gold locket 
 with opal enamel back and hair; and a gentleman —in gold 
 locket with purple enamel back, hair and monogram C.B., and 
 seed pearls 2 
 
 A gentleman, in blue coat and white cravat—in oval gold lpnketevith 
 purple and opal enamel back, and hair 
 
 A gentleman, in blue coat and white cravat, with powdered hair— 
 signed J. T.—in oval locket with opal enamel back, hair and 
 monogram J. K. 
 
 A gentleman, in brown coat and white cravat; and a gentleman, in 
 black coat and white waistcoat—in oval lockets with enamel 
 backs, and hair 2^7 /2 
 
21 
 
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 ^ <^215 
 ^ r -^216 
 ^ 217 
 ^218 
 r f d > 219 
 <^220 
 </ 221 
 £ , ^222 
 
 Three portraits of ladies, in white robes 
 Three ditto—in similar lockets 
 Three ditto, in pink and white robes 
 Three ditto 
 Three ditt0 
 
 -in oval lockets 3. 
 
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 ?. ° 224 
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 ^226 
 
 227 
 
 A 228 
 
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 . 229 
 
 £ 
 
 230 
 
 Nell G wynn ; and a lady in a hat: a large miniature in a locket 2 
 Dr. Johnson ; Locke ; and Lady Langham &cr-zr^ 
 
 A lady, with curling brown hair and lace cap 
 A lady, in pale blue and white robe—in oval locket; and ajady, in 
 hat with feathers—in gilt frame 2 
 
 The Marchioness of Salisbury ; and a lady, in orange roJ)e and white 
 cap—in oval lockets 2 
 
 Caroline, Queen of Denmark ; and Kotzebue—in oval lockets 2 — — 
 
 John Green, founder of the Leeds Pottery Works sy7,#^/£e***~i7 
 A lady, in white robe and head-dress; and a lady, in ermine- 
 trimmed robe—in oval lockets 2 
 
 r l he Duchess of Richmond—in large circular locket; and portrait 
 of an artist — signed S. Calistri— in large oval locket 
 A lady, in pink robe; and a gentleman, in black coat and white „ 
 cravat 2 
 
 Margaret Tudor, after Holbein ; and a nobleman, temp James I.— s 
 
 in square gilt frames 2 
 
 Lucy Harington, Countess of Bedford, after Honthorst—in 
 frame 
 
 
 
 VIENNESE ENAMELS, CHIEFLY ON SILVER. 
 
 0 231 A double sweetmeat stand, formed as an elephant, on tortoiseshell 
 stand bearing two shell dishes ; a saucer, painted with figures 
 allegorical of the Arts; and a model of a car dra^n^by a 
 monkey 
 
 — 232 A watch stand, formed as a miniature three-fold screen, painted 
 
 with garden scenes, figures and Cupids, and containing a watch ; 
 and an oval bowl, on stand, with arabesque handles, painted with 
 figures on blue ground 
 
22 
 
 yr 233 
 
 t) ,/J, & 234 
 
 A miniature rose-water ewer and dish, paintedw^hb^dscajjgsand^ 
 figures, with gilt dragon handles / 
 
 A rose-water ewer, with circular body, painted with allegorical 
 figures and amorini, and enamelled gilt dragon handle —-9 in. 
 
 high ^ 
 
 A pair of globular vases, on gilt figure stems and round feet, paintejj 
 with classical subjects, one containing a watch— 9 in. high 
 A pair of ditto, the stems formed as negroes, each containing a 
 
 watch— in. high 
 
 
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 242 
 
 ?■/?,£ 
 
 243 
 
 
 ° 244 
 
 
 245 
 
 A pair of oviform bottles and stoppers, painted with Yenus, Mercun 
 and other figures, and mounted with metal-gilt—10 in. higl 
 A pair of ditto, painted with garden scenes and figures, with metj 
 gilt mounts and bird stoppers—10£ in. high 
 A vase, in the form of a bird, on oval stand painted with Europa 
 and other classical subjects, Cupids and arabesques, and seUvnfa y 
 baroque pearls—10 in. high—in case 
 A vase and cover, formed as a grotesque bird, painted with classical 
 subjects, Ac., and mounted with silver set with coloured s^pnes 
 —12 in. high—in case 
 
 A ewer, in the form of a grotesque bird, painted with classical sub¬ 
 jects and landscapes, and mounted with headand arabesque, 
 stem of metal-gilt—12 in. high 
 
 A ewer and cover, painted with bands of classical subjects and 
 
 arabesques, and mounted with scroll handle, dolphin ami figpres ^_ 
 
 of metal-gilt—13 in. high / 
 
 A pair of oviform vases, with open lips, painted with Neptune, Mars 
 and Yenus, Ac., and arabesques, and mounted with figures of 
 nereids—11^ in. high 
 
 A ewer, with circular flat-shaped body, painted with interiors and 
 figures, landscapes, Ac., and mounted with tenninal figure 
 handles and border of metal-gilt—14 in. high 
 A Pair op Oliphants, painted with numerous classical subjects in 
 medallions, and mounted with bands of enamelled silver-gilt, on 
 stems of the same formed as figures of Cupid, and hexagonal 
 
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23 
 
 246 
 
 
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 A Cabaret, painted with classical subjects, masks and arabesques 
 consisting of— 
 
 Oval salver 
 
 Ewer and cover , 
 
 Sucrier and cover 
 
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 248 
 
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 249 
 
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 Cream ewer 
 Two cups and saucers, and 
 Two spoons 
 In case 
 
 A Nef, painted with classical figures, on silver-gilt stem formed 
 as a dolphin, and enamel foot—17| in. high 
 An oblong casket, painted with five classical subjects and arabesques, 
 on gilt feet formed as terminal dragons 
 A Pair of Oliphants, each elaborately painted with numerous 
 
 250 
 
 
 
 251 
 
 252 
 
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 classical subjects, on gilt stems formed as sea-horses, amhenajeel 
 feet—18 in. high 
 
 A Tazza, of unusual size, on hexagonal-shaped foot with numerous 
 figures, dragons, &c. in high relief, painted with numerous 
 classical subjects and arabesques, a pierced and chased 
 with vase above—24 in. high 
 A Clock, in square-shaped case of ebony and enamel of Architectural y y 
 design, painted with classical figures and Cupids—19 in. high 
 An Oliphant, of unusual size, painted with numerous classical 
 v subjects and mounted with silver-gilt bands, partly enamelled, on 
 stem formed as a kneeling male figure, and octagonal foot, the 
 
 lid chased with many figures and partly enamelled—27 in^higli 
 
 CARVINGS IN IVORY. 
 
 f. 253 A pair of statuettes of Rousseau and Voltaire, on wood pedestals —-q 
 
 7 in. Ugh ^ ^• 
 
 o $ o 254 A triptych, carved with the meeting of Isaac and Rebecca^liglitly 
 
 coloured; and one, carved with four figures 17 — 
 
 7 C 255 Another, carved with courtiers in the entrance of a palace—in . 
 
 glazed frame ' 
 
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 256 
 
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 257 
 
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 258 
 
 
 259 
 
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 260 
 
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 261 
 
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 262 
 
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 263 
 
 
 264 
 
 
 265 
 
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 ,266 
 
 A pair of oblong-shaped plaques, carved with Prince Henry before 
 J udge Gascoyne, and entry of Henry YI. into London^^^^-^^ 
 
 A hand mirror, in carved ivory frame, a miniature of a lady at the 
 back; and one, nearly similar —signed Nodirt 
 
 A pair of candlesticks, the stems formed as figures of youthful 
 Satyrs—9 in. high 
 
 A tankard, carved with marine deities and animals in high xda&idy- 
 
 A pierced group of children, in two tiers, supporting a mermaid 
 blowing a horn—9 in. high —on circular ebonised pedestal 
 
 A Tall Cylindrical Cup and Cover, carved with nymphs and 
 Cupid in relief and surmounted by a draped female figure- on 
 carved stem and foot—17 in. high // 
 
 A girl and a page, bearing salvers with cups—12 injiigji — on, 
 ebony and carved ivory pedestals —a pair 
 
 A draped female figure—15^ in. high —on ebonised plinth J7r— 
 
 A Centaur, carrying a nymph with a lyre, Pan and four other 
 figures : a large group—21 in. high —on square ebonised^-^ 
 
 plinth 
 
 A Tankard and Cover, of unusual size, carved with The Triumph 
 of Neptune and Amphitrite, amorini and scrolls in high relief, 
 the handle carved with a female figure—18^ in. high 
 
 A Large Cylindrical-Shaped Cup and Cover, carved with 
 children and Cupids sporting with a goat, on stem formed as a 
 
 PORCELAIN. 
 
 (267 A Herend coffee-pot and cover, jug and bowl, with a quadriga and 
 figures in relief, coloured 
 
 ( 268 A circular Neapolitan dish, with a nymph and Cupid, and 
 flowers in high relief; a saucer, similar; a pair of cups and 
 saucers, with classical figures ; and a jug, with Silenus 
 
25 
 
 269 
 
 l & 
 
 270 
 
 A pair of plates, with swans and herons in relief; a cup, cover and 
 stand, similar; a small tea-pot and cover, gilt ground; and a 
 lining dog 
 
 A Neapolitan tankard and cover, with Bacchanalian figures in relief, S' ^ 
 coloured ; and one, with a lion hunt 
 
 A large ditto, with a sacrifice in relief 
 
 A boat-shaped bowl, with figures of nereids and Cupid in relief; 
 and an oval box, with a harvest scene and other subjects in 
 relief, coloured ,? 
 
 A pair of oval caskets, with Judgment of Paris and other subjects 
 in gilt borders 
 
 A pair of octagonal-shaped plaques, with Adam and Eve, and the 
 Holy Family with Angels—in ebonised frames mounted, wi 
 metal-gilt and inlaid with marble ^ 
 
 An ink-stand, with a figure of a lady, ink-pots formed as globes, pen- 
 box and bell 
 
 An ink-stand, with a seated Chinese figure; a two-handled cup, 
 
 277 
 kr* 278 
 o 279 
 
 cover and stand, painted with birds and encrusted with coloured/ 
 flowers ; and a cup, painted with flowers 
 A clock, in large scroll-shaped porcelain case encrusted with flowers 
 
 
 280 
 
 and figures in high relief, on plinth of the same—27 in. high 
 
 A large group of Minerva and other figures at an altar— 
 
 18 in. high L 
 
 A centre basket, on stem, encrusted with coloured flowers and 
 figures of a lady and child in Chinese costume, on circular / 
 pedestal—19 m. high 
 
 An oval openwork basket, encrusted with flowers and figures oi 
 Cupids; a set of five white and gold dishes, with fluted and 
 escalloped borders, painted with flowers 
 
26 
 
 PORCELAIN FIGURES. 
 
 £,r. 
 
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 281 
 
 
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 282 
 
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 283 
 
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 6 
 
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 284 
 
 285 
 
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 286 
 
 8^ in, high 
 
 girl and youth, on coloured plinths- 
 with a pipe and dog— in, high 
 group of two lovers, with a lam 
 10 in. high ; and the sheep shearer 
 
 qh\ and Cupid, 
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 under a £ree —^ y 
 
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 dancing ; a piping youth ; and two small figure scent^^ttj^^^^ 
 
 VIOLINS. 
 
 ^ 287 A Violin, by Antonius and Hieronymus Amati, Cremona, 1650, 
 
 v * cf , & with bow —in inlaid wood case, by Harrison & Son, Burnley 
 
 From the Collections of the late Joseph Gillott, Esq., and 
 the late John Thornley, Esq., of Preston 
 288 A Violin, by Nicholas Amati, Cremona, 1653 —in mahogany case/ 
 //' /r. o by the same 
 
 From the Collection of the late Henry Renshaw, Esq., of 
 Bank Ball, Derbyshire 
 
 OBJECTS OF ART. 
 
 ^89 A Hungarian Processional Mace, of silver-gilt, enamelled in 
 colours and set with numerous precious stones, and with figures 
 in niches, the stem of lapis lazuli and silver-gilt, with enamelled 
 bands and end—30 in. long—early 1 Sth century—in leather 
 case 
 
 290 A benetier, of metal-gilt, partly enamelled white, and inlaid y^th 
 coral and agate columns at the sides—12^ in. high 
 
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27 
 
 291 A circular casket, of crystal, engraved with arabesques and silver- 
 
 gilt, enamelled in colours with masks, scroll foliage, &c., and * 7 
 four figures of musicians in niches—6 in. diam., 4£ in. high 
 
 292 An Oval Dish, of enamelled silver-gilt, with fish and other orna- 
 /o ' ^ 
 
 ments on white ground, inlaid with engraved crystal plaques —^ 
 13i { n . i ong 
 
 293 A Large Circular Dish, formed of numerous crystal plaques 
 / ~7 0 & engraved with arabesque ornaments and silver-gilt, [enamelled 
 / in colours, and with reclining figures, masks, birds and scrolls 
 
 in relief, set with coloured stones—19 in. diam., in case . 
 
 DECORATIVE OBJECTS AND FURNITURE. 
 
 />,o 294 
 
 o 295 
 
 296 A 
 
 299 
 
 'A, C 300 
 
 A Bohemian ruby, white and gold glass ewer ; and pair of goblets, 
 painted with bouquets of flowers and views in medallions 
 An oval-shaped porcelain bowl, painted with Cupids and flowers on 
 blue ground, and mounted with open scroll handles, rims and 
 feet of chased or-molu—12£ in. high 
 
 Pair of Gros-Bleu and Gold Vases and Covers, each 
 painted with landscapes in two large medallions, and mounted 
 with metal-gilt—30 in. high ' 
 
 An Oval Bowl, on stand, mounted en suite—22 in. wide 
 A Pair of Dark Blue and Gold Vases and Covers, the 
 centres painted with portraits of Louis XIV. and other portraits 
 in twelve medallions, and jewelled—on metal-gilt plinths 28 
 high 
 
 An Oblong Show Table, of mahogany, in the style of Chippen¬ 
 dale, with carved borders and legs, with stretcher, glazed^ides 
 and rising top—33 in. by 20 in. * 
 
 
 A Small Kidney-Shaped Table, nearly similar, with shelt 
 
 301 
 
 beneath—23 in. wide 
 An Oblong Show Table, of rose-wood, inlaid with arabesques, 
 with stretcher and shelf beneath, glazed sides and rising top— 
 26 in. by 18 in. 
 
28 
 
 . * 302 
 /<? , * 303 
 
 Shaped Oblong Ditto, inlaid with shells and foliage, and 
 mounted with borders of metal-gilt—28 in. by 18 in. 
 Mahogany Corner Cabinet, with glazed folding doors en¬ 
 closing shelves and smaller cabinet above, and open centre with, 
 looking-glass back—70 in. high, 26 in. wide 
 304 An oblong-shaped marqueterie table, with folding ends and too 
 drawers—29 in. by 20 in. 
 
 An Upright Cabinet, of inlaid Coromandel wood, with glazed 
 folding doors enclosing shelves—68 in. high, 40 in. wide /rj 
 
 305 
 
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 End of Second Day's Sale. 
 
 The SECOND PORTION, including the PICTURES, will 
 be Sold on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, and following day. 
 
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