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O .A. T .A. O G XT 33 
 
 OF 
 
 A SMALL COLLECTION OF 
 
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 INTERESTING OBJECTS 
 
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 FROM 
 
 BILTON HALL, RUGBY, 
 
 FORMERLY the RESIDENCE of JOSEPH ADDISON, 
 
 Including a Fine Miniature in Enamel of Joseph Addison, by Zincke, 
 and Old English Furniture, Needlework, &c., which were 
 removed by Joseph Adaison from Holland House; 
 
 ALSO A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF 
 
 Of the Periods of Louis XV. & XVI., 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN 
 
 Giving up his Residence in London; 
 
 A COLLECTION OF 
 
 PORCELAIN AND FAIENCE, 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN; 
 
 &e. 
 
 WHICH 
 
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 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 AT THEIR GREAT ROOMS, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 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. W. 
 
 
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CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
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 I. THE highest bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 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. CHPasTiE, Manson aBd 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 FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 The following have been removed from Bilton Hall , 
 Rugby, formerly the residence of Joseph Addison 
 and the Countess of Warwick; were placed there 
 by Joseph Addison , and are believed to have been 
 removed there from Holland. House. 
 
 A An octagonal snuff-box, of silver and mother-o’-pearl, containing 
 au oval miniature in oils, of Joseph Addison whem a \yung 
 
 man 
 
 
 
 
 O 2 A Miniatuhe Portrait of Joseph Addison, in blue coat and fy 
 bottomed wig : enamel by Zincke—in oval gold locket 
 An old French coffre fort, of walnut-wood, with brass strengthen-^^^ f 
 
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 ings terminating in fleurs-de-lys 
 
 An Old English Walnut-wood Arm-Chaih, with open back, 
 
 and arms carved with scroll foliage and with spirally fluted ^ 
 
 stretcher for the legs, the seat stuffed, and covered with ^ 
 
 needlework 
 
 Au old English bench, with open back and ends, boldly carved 
 with scroll foliage, coronet and shields 
 0 5a A set of four oval alabaster plaques, painted with subjects* 
 illustrating the history of Lot—in black frames 
 ^ 5b A panel, of old English needlework, representing a stag hunt, 
 with flowering plants and fruit tree 
 
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 A Square Walnut-wood Stool, with carved legs, the seat 
 covered with old English needlework representing Europaand ^ 
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 An Old Oak Fire-Screen, the top elaborately pierced and 
 carved with Cupids, scroll foliage, and surmounted by a crown, 
 fitted with an old needlework panel representing three oriental 
 figures at a repast in a garden 
 
 An Old Needlework Panel, illustrating the Story of the Rescue 
 of Andromeda by Perseus 
 Another, with Juno, Yenus, and other mythological figures 
 An Old Flemish Ebony Cabinet, with folding doors, boldly p 
 carved with classical subjects, Cupids, masks, scrolls and^^' 
 columns, surmounted by a veined marble slab 
 An Old Inlaid Walnut-wood Cabinet, with folding doors and 
 massive cornice, carved with Moses with the Tables of the/ 
 
 
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 Law—89 in. by 90 in. 
 
 A pair of Chippendale mahogany folding card-tables, with carve^ 
 
 borders and open square-shaped legs 
 
 
 The following are the Property of 
 A GENTLEMAN giving up his Residence in London. 
 
 
 13 Four Louis XYI. Carved and Gilt Chairs, the borders carved 
 
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 with scale pattern and beaded ornament and foliage, with 
 square-shaped backs and seats covered with pale grey satin /^^ 
 brocaded with flowers in colours 
 
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 <?14 A Louis XVI. Fauteuil, en suite 
 
 15 A Louis XVI. Sofa, on seven legs, nearly similar, the borders 
 carved with laurel and acanthus foliage, and covered with 
 flowered grey satin brocade—80 in. wide 
 O 16 A Louis XVI. Carved and Gilt Small Arm-Chair, with 
 
 round back and seat, covered with flowered grey satin brocade <7 
 
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 Pair of Louis XVI. Large Arm-Chairs, carved and gilt, 
 with round backs and loose cushions, covered with the same J" 
 music stool, covered with flowered grey ribbed satin brocaded 
 36 in. wide 
 
 Louis XV. Carved and Gilt Fire-Screen, with scroll foliage, 
 flowers and shells in relief, and glass panel 
 Louis XV. Small Parqueterie Table, with three drawers, 
 inlaid with trellis pattern, mounted with chased or-molu 
 scutcheons, and with fleur violetta marble slab with brass 
 border—11 in. by 12^ in. 
 
 Louis XV. Oblong-Shaped Marqueterie Table, with drawer, 
 inlaid with branches of foliage and ribbons, and mounted with 
 ornaments of chased or-molu, and with brass border—24 in. 
 wide 
 
 Louis XV. Commode, of inlaid tulip and rose-wood, with 
 shaped front and ends and five drawers, mounted with orna¬ 
 ments, handles and scutcheons of chased or-molu, and 
 surmounted by a veined grey marble slab—54 in. wide 
 Pair of Venetian Shield-shaped Mirrors, in pierced, carved 
 and gilt wood frames with foliage and scrolls, and surmounted^ ^ 
 by double shell ornament—54 in. high 
 
 Louis XVI. Clock, in lyre-shaped case of Vernis Martin, 
 painted with flowers in colours on gold ground on oval 
 plinth of the same, and mounted with festoons of flowers, 
 foliage and a mask of chased or-molu—23 in. high 
 
 
 TEE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN . 
 
 ?, ^25 A Louis XVI. Rose-wood Boniieur-du-Jour, with revolving 
 doors and drawers above, and writing table and drawer below, 
 mounted with Cupids, emblems, other ornaments and borders 
 of or-molu 
 
 t A Louis XVI. Small Table, of inlaid woods, with three drawers 
 above and shelf beneath, mounted with masks and other orna¬ 
 ments of ckased-or-molu 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 £0, f. # 
 
 11 A mason’s ironstone china dinner-service, decorated with flowers in 
 red, blue and gold, consisting of one hundred and twenty-nine 
 
 pieces 
 
 
 yy yy 0 23 A circular old Imari dish, with a vase of flowers, &c., in red, blue 
 
 ' ' ' ' and gold, on carved wood table, with scroll legs—27 in. dinm. rV * 
 
 yp f) 29 A Sheraton mahogany semicircular folding table, with inlaid 
 
 borders and legs 
 
 / <L? / & 30 A-mahogany folding candlestick, with inlaid satin and rose-wood ^ 
 y borders 
 
 31 A small square inlaid mahogany table, with drawer and tray top 
 
 f.f.o 32 A Sheraton mahogany tail-boy chest, of ten drawers, with inlaid 
 
 satin-wood borders—42 in. wide 
 
 
 <J * ±J / C? 33 An old French small oval table, with slide and drawer at the end yp 
 
 and shelf beneath, the top inlaid with flowers in marqueterie, fcJ/l 
 mounted with or-molu 
 
 oJ, tf, o 34 A small oblong ditto, of inlaid tulip and rose-wood, with drawer 
 /SIAT. A small encoigneure, of inlaid ring-wood, mounted with ornaments 
 
 of chased or-molu—black marble slab 
 
 , y ~ 3G A Louis XVI. oblong mahogany table, with drawer, mounted with 
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 - __ieze and chasings of or-molu, the top covered with old 
 flowered silk brocade—28 in. wide 
 y/C .«/, b 37 A Louis XVI. circular carved and gilt show-table, with glazed 
 ' ' sides and rising top ; on carved and fluted legs with stretcher— 
 
 21 in. diam. 
 
 tf * ^38 A Louis XVI. small carved and gilt screen, with panel of flowered 
 
 crimson and gold brocade 
 
 y t 0 39 A Louis XVI. small semicircular console table, carved with a vase 
 
 and festoons of flowers, foliage, &c.—veined red rnarblo slab-^A. rj 
 19^ in. wide 
 
 y p / 4 40 A four-leaf folding leather screen, painted with portraits of ladies 
 
 f ' ' ^ in medallions in borders of fruit, flowers and scrolls—78 in. 
 
 high 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 41 An old English semicircular folding card-table, of inlaid satin v 
 
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 hare and other woods, on partly carved and inlaid legs 
 
 42 An inlaid mahogany side-table, with drawer and shelf beneath,< 
 
 rounded corners and veined grey marble slab—52 in. ivide 
 & 43 A Chippendale mahogany side-table, with carved border and white// 
 
 marble slab—40 in, wide / / ^ 
 
 O 43a A small oblong writing-table, of inlaid rose-wood, with drawer ^ 
 
 and leather top—25 in. wide 
 
 2 43b A Louis XVI. Oblong-shaved Writing-Table, of inlaid king- 
 
 wood, with three drawers, mounted with ornaments and handles JC* ^ 
 of chased or-molu, the top covered with morocco leather—55 hy, 
 wide 
 
 44. A pair of Chippendale carved and gilt mirrors, with columns, 
 flowers, rocks and open scroll ornament beneath—45 in. high , 
 
 23 in. wide 
 
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 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 
 ^45 A Louis XVI. Oblong Table, of mahogany, shaped at the 
 / &> , O corners, with drawer, richly mounted with frieze of arabesque 
 foliage and flowers, chasings of nymphs and cupids, and 
 figures of children at the angles of chased or-molu, on legs 
 wreathed with foliage, and riband stretcher, with a vase of 
 flowers in the centre—32 in. wide 
 
 46 An Old English Chime Clock, by Thomas Bray, Westminster, 
 » & in scroll-shaped ebonised case, mount* d with pierced panels 
 
 and chasings of metal-gilt, and surmounted by a vase ol the 
 same—28 in. high 
 
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 The following were 
 
 the Property of the late CARLOS COOPER , Esq., 
 of Old Lake?iham, Norwich. 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
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 | 47 A pair of old Nankin circular dishes, painted with flowers ; and a yp 
 Q y larger ditto dish 
 
 f 48 A pair of ditto plates, with vases of flowers and scroll borders'; 
 
 an octagonal plate ; a small basin, with dragons and flames; 
 one, with lotos plants ; and a pair of basins and stands, with 
 raised white ornament 
 
 49 A pair of small basins and stands, with dragons in blue; two /o 
 other basins; a double-gourd bottle, with yellow body, the 
 neck painted with flowers ; a pear-shaped ditto, similar; and a 
 jar and cover, with red and gold decoration 
 ^ t *L ^7^ A largo willow-pattern bowl and cover, with animals’-head handles 
 
 and crown on the cover; one, painted with flowers; and a large /J 
 willow-pattern basin 
 
 , / * . 51 A Large Cylindrical-shaped Old Nankin Vase, painted with . 
 
 / A & ^ ' /*- * A ( j ra g on g ) scroll foliage and flowers, in white on brilliant blue 
 
 ground—18 in. high 
 
 52 An octagonal Chinese plate, enamelled with a mythological 
 C? subject, in coloured border ; a basin, enamelled with figures, 
 
 on pink scale ground ; a brown basin, painted with flowers 
 inside; a pair of saucers, with decoration in red, green and /ypt 
 gold ; and a circular blue dish, with gilt flowers 
 
 53 pair of small fluted bowls, e namell e d with panels of figures, aru 
 ruby ground-; a. bowl, with-sligh t dooora ti on - i& rod a ndcopias 
 
 and .gold lot os cap and a cup, with dragons ; and'’ 
 
 Ahree old Japan platcs^-wit h flowers in red, bluo and gol d- — 
 
 54 An Old Imari Fluted Vase and Cover, with slightly raised 
 pg peonies, kiku and prunus branches, in red, blue aud gold— Jh , 
 
 21 in. high 
 
 
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 , 55^A set of tliree ditto vases and covers and a pair of beakers, painted 
 
 with scroll foliage, flowers, birds and kylins, in red, blue aneh 
 
 gold, the covers surmounted by kylins—19 in. high 
 
 56 A pair of red ware tea-pots, of pierced bamboo pattern; an old 
 
 English glazed ware tea-pot, with raised figures —hy Wood ; • 
 
 and a white Wedgwood basket-pattern jug and cover 
 
 57 An old Worcester blue and white basin, painted with flowers; and 
 
 four ditto cups and saucers, with dragons, in the Japan^so • y yy 
 style 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 ENGLISH PORCELAIN. 
 
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 A bowl, painted in the Chinese taste, blue border ; a spirally 
 fluted cup and saucer, painted with flowers ; a fluted cup, with 
 Chinese figures; an inkstand, with sprays of flowers; two 
 jugs; and a Vienna cup, painted with sprays of flowers 
 A Derby biscuit group, of Cupid and two nymphs—13 in. high ; 
 
 and a biscuit figure of Shakespeare—11^ in. high 
 A pair of white glazed figures of a shepherd and shepherdess^and 
 
 a Wedgwood figure of a Triton yA^^yyA^ 'C ■ 
 
 A white cup, cover and saucer, with prunus in relief; seven cups 
 and four saucers, similar; a bowl; a jug ; two small bowls ; 
 two coffee-cups; a square-shaped tray ; and an egg-cup 
 A Plymouth vase and cover, with leaves in low relief; and two 
 Bow jugs C 
 
 Two octagonal blue and white Worcester plates ; two cups and 
 saucers; five odd cups; one saucer ; three leaf-shaped cups ; 
 and three jugs and one cover 
 
 A fluted Lowestoft pilgrim bottle ; a Wedgwood plate ; ditto spill- a 
 vase ; three cuj)S, with exotic birds ; three jugs; and four other 
 pieces 
 
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 65 
 
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 A Crown-Derby plate, painted with fruit and butterflies ; and five 
 other plates 
 
 A pair of Chelsea leaf-shaped dishes, painted with insects ; and a 
 pair of plates, the borders formed as vine leaves 
 
 67 
 
 A fluted Crown-Derby dish, with Cupid in the centre, blue and 
 gold borders; an oval basket-pattern dish, with sprays of 
 
 flowers; and a leaf-shaped dish, with decoration in blue 
 
 68 
 
 A fluted Worcester cup and saucer, painted with fruit, blue and 
 
 gold border; a fluted Crown-Derby cup aud saucer; and a ^ 
 Chelsea-Derby cup and saucer, with festoons of flowers 
 
 
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 A Chelsea-Derby cup and saucer, with spirals of pink and green ; 
 a slightly fluted Crown-Derby cup and saucer, festoons of 
 flowers in low relief; a Chelsea-Derby cup and saucer, with 
 festoons of flowers in green; and a Chelsea cup and saucer, Jlr- 
 painted with exotic birds 
 
 70 
 
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 A fluted Worcester cup and saucer, painted with a landscape in 
 brown; another, with Chinese decoration in red and gold; 
 another, with spiral flutings and leaves in low relief; and 
 two cups and a saucer, with a landscape in green 
 
 A Crown-Derby cup and saucer, with scrolls on the edge; three ^ . . 
 odd saucers and four cups £ 
 
 Two Chelsea cups and saucers, painted with sprays of flowers ; a 
 fluted Crown-Derby cup, with bands of blue aud gold ; two 
 Chelsea cups, with flowers ; a saucer and a Wedgwood cup, 
 the saucer painted with the “ Infant Academy ” 
 
 A Lowestoft cup and saucer, painted with frigates; three cups 
 and two saucers, painted with coat-of-arms ; aud two othe r 7 
 saucers 
 
 An oval Wedgwood tazza, painted with convolvuli ; a Delft bulb- 
 stand, with decoration in blue; and a mug, painted with 
 classical subjects 
 
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 FAIENCE. 
 
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 A brown faience censer—12 in. Mgh ; a pilgrim bottle, with 
 scrolls in relief; and a bottle for suspension, with wood graiy. 
 ornaments 
 
 An octagonal Lambeth ware dish ; a bottle, with Persian orna¬ 
 ments in blue ; a Persian flat-shaped bottle ; and a thin faience 
 bowl 
 
 An unglazed faience vase, with character in brown ; a similar jug, 
 
 with pierced top ; and a vase, with cone ornaments 
 
 A pair of splashed bottles, with open lips; a Linthorpe pottery 
 
 vase ; four small faience lamps ; a glazed stand ; a faience ing, 
 
 pewter cover and foot; and four other pieces l 0 ? ?- 
 
 Four delft plates, with boys and stags in the centre ; and one, 
 
 with sprays of flowers in the Chinese taste 
 
 A Persian bowl, with cone ornaments in brown; one, with 
 
 decoration in blue, pierced panels; and a pendant, formed as/^ Jp 
 
 an egg, with cone ornaments in blue 
 
 A dish, with conventional flowers in green, blue and red—13^ in. 
 
 diam. ; four deep faience dishes; a white bowl, with slightly 
 
 incised decoration ; and three saucers 
 
 A Rhodian sweetmeat-dish, in six divisions—9 in. diam. $■' ^ 
 
 Three tiger ware jugs *7 
 
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 Three smaller 
 
 A glazed faience jug, painted with flowers and inscription ; a 
 glazed bust, representing Music —signed De Yers, 1859 ; and 
 two figures of orientals 
 
 A grotesque statuette of an officer—13^ in. high ; and a lustered 
 plate, with a fawn’s head in the centre 
 A coloured ware tea-pot ; a faience bust; two glazed white stands ; 
 two mottled saucers; an Indian terra cotta ; a green faience 
 saucer ; a glass vessel, from Rhodes ; and two other pieces 
 
 
 
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 CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN. 
 
 / -*88 A fluted two-handled Sevres cup and saucer, painted with festoons 
 
 ' " ' of flowers 
 
 
 89 A part of a service, painted with birds and flowers in the style of " 
 ^ old Hizen, consisting of— 
 
 Seven fluted plates 
 Two octagonal plates 
 One dish 
 
 Four shaped dishes, and 
 Ten plates 
 
 90 A Sevres Service, painted with vases of flowers, festoons of jewel 
 // y ^rnaments, and turquoise blue and gold border, consisting of— 
 
 A pair of ice-pails and covers // 
 
 A pair of small tureens, covers and stands 
 A bowl j/ 
 
 Four octagonal plates 
 Eight deep plates, and 
 Eighteen plates 
 
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 JAPANESE PORCELAIN AND FAIENCE. 
 
 An hexagonal terra cotta tea-pot, with panels pierced with prunus ; 
 a square-shaped ditto ; one, formed as a figured citron ; and 
 one, with aquatic plants in low relief 
 Four tea-pots, of similar faience, prunus, &c., in low relief; and a 
 monte banko ware tea-pot 
 
 A Nashiji bowl, with the Tokugawa crest; a plaited bowl; four 
 faience trays; and a box and cover, formed as a carp 
 Eight Imari plates, with a vase of flowers and Ho-Hb birds in th 
 
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 centre—8f in. diam. 
 
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 Twelve similar, with utensils in the centre, Ho-Ho birds on the 
 
 border—8^ in. diam. 
 
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 Nine Imari plates, with slightly shaped border, chrysanthemum 
 
 in the centre—8^ in. diam. 
 
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 Four plates, with fan-shaped panels of landscapes on a ground¬ 
 work of persimmon fruit—8 in. diam.; two plates, with small 
 sprays of lotos ; a plate, with stag and lotos; and a bowl, 
 with prunus and fir on the border 
 Three fluted Imari dishes, with kiku on a diaper-pattern ground 
 —8 in. diam. 
 
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 99 Nineteen dishes, with peonies, circular ornaments in the cpntre 
 11 in. diam. f / 
 
 100 Four dishes, with utensils in the centre—11 in. diam. ; a dish 
 
 with five annular panels ; a deep dish, with petal-shaped 
 panels—Ilf in. diam.; and a pair of oval dishes, with pec 
 and rocks £/ 
 
 101 Four deep plates, with seeding peonies in the centre ; two, 
 fir trees and balcony ; and a plate, with a European coat-of- 
 
 arms in the centre 
 
 ^102 Sixteen Dishes, with interior, with figures, quatrefoil-shaged 
 panels of fruit on the border—10 in. diam. 
 
 103 Seventeen Dishes, painted with the eight Ricki; clouds &c.y . , 
 
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 104 Five dishes, with flowers and trellis in the centre—11 in. diam , 
 
 
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 two with rocks and bamboo ; and four odd plates 
 
 105 Six Dishes, with baskets of flowers in the centre, flowers on the 
 
 border—11'- in. diam. 
 
 106 Six Similar 
 1,07 Six Similar 
 
 108 Six Similar 
 
 109 Six Similar 
 
 110 A pair of octagonal dishes, with an altar set, rocks and peonies in 
 the centre—14^ in. diam.; an octagonal dish, with willow- 
 pattern : a circular ditto ; and a set of three dishes, of v, 
 sizes, with utensils and peonies 
 
 111 A set of three dishes, with ivy leaves, and petal-shaped panels 
 of asters on the border—lOf in. diam.; and a set of four 
 dishes, with flowers and trellis in the centre—11 in. diam. 
 
 112 A dish, with kiku in the centre—lOf in. diam.) one, with oxen 
 and bamboo; one, with ladies in the centre, diapers on the 
 border; and nine dishes, with armour-shaped panels o 
 warriors in the centre 
 
 113 Nine plates, with scale-pattern and flowers in the centre—9^ In. 
 diam. 
 
 114 Eight plates, with buildings and children on a terrace in the 
 centre —10 in. diam. 
 
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 Cl 15 A large dish, with peonies and fir branches—16^ in. diam.; a 
 V pair of dishes with willow-pattern—14£ in. diam.; a disli, 
 
 with utensils in an armour-shaped panel, in the centre—15 in. 
 diam .; and a dish, with sprays of flowers and bands of diaper 
 ornaments—14 in. diam. 
 
 /II 6 Six small plates, with petal-shaped panols on the border, the 
 storm dragon in the centre— 6 ^ in. diam. 
 
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 CHINESE ENAMELLED PORCELAIN. 
 
 
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 i 117 Two cups and a saucer, with slightly raised flowers, coloured 
 i border; a bowl, with dragons and Ho-Ho ; a satsuma bowl, 
 
 7 and a square-shaped vase, with panel of flowers and lane 
 
 scapes in blue _ 
 
 118 A lavender crackle vase, enamelled with kylins—7 in. high 
 
 119 A small octagonal famille verte taper-stand; a coffee coloured 
 
 ^ bowl; a jug, painted with figures ; seven blue and white * 
 
 cups; three bowls; twelve various saucers; and three 
 enamelled bowls 
 
 120 Three famille verte plates, enamelled with baskets of flowers in 0^7 
 
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 the centre panels on the border— 8 ^ in. diam. 
 
 0 121 Eight plates, enamelled with stags and fir trees in the centre— A/TcT 
 
 8 ^ in. diam,. 
 
 0 — 2? 122 Eleven famille verte plates, with baskets of flowers in the centre 
 panels on the border— 8 ^ in. diam. 
 
 123 Five Plates, enamelled with diamond-shaped panels of toys and A 
 
 
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 buildings in the centre—9 in. diam. 
 
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 ANOTHER PROPERTY. 
 
 / ^7 124 A cut and polished amethyst pendant, in silver frame r\ 
 
 , J.25 A Stomacher, of enamelled silver-gilt and gold, richly mounted f 
 
 49* M * * with numerous coloured stones, &c. Av CIAa 
 
 A /j 12G A head ornament, partly enamelled and set with numerous E 
 jr* y * & various-coloured stones 
 
 
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 0 127 A walking stick, of ebony, the handle of copper-gilt, chased with 
 figures boar hunting 2 / 
 
 t> 128 A Capo de Monte cup and saucer, with figures and festoons ofy^ / » 
 flowers in relief in colours 
 
 ^129 A vestment and chasuble, of cut crimson velvet, with bands of . 
 
 embroidery in gold and colours—1 6th century y/ 
 
 130 A small boxwood carving of a crucifix—17^ century 
 
 131 Two statuettes, in box-wood carvings, of Roman warriors 
 Flemish 11th century 
 
 t & 132 An Oval Vessel, of Palissy ware, a reclining female figure in dbr- - 
 
 the interior emblematic of water 
 
 ^ 6 ? 133 An ivory taukard and cover, engraved in a shaped panel with 
 
 Bacchanalian figures / / 
 
 , 2d 134 A pair of facetted rock-crystal flacons, mounted with a band round 9? 
 the neck of copper-gilt 
 
 X>135 A belt, formed of six large plaques of gold and silver, chased 
 
 with figures, arabesques, birds, scrolls, &c., and ydth^three / /f 
 large amethysts in the centre <2 , :ZZ*/ r c fZ-O 
 
 QV 66 A Necklace, formed of twelve oval silver plaques, with alternate 
 smaller oblong plaques, with arabesque decoration of trans-* 
 lucent coloured enamel :: 
 
 O 137 A mandarin necklace, composed of lapis lazuli beads; and two 
 composed of malachite 
 
 ~yV 138 A small parcel-gilt silver group, of the Madonna crowned and 
 holding the Infant Saviour on her lap 
 , & 139 A silver-gilt group, of the Madonna and Infant Saviour, under a 
 
 gothic arch / 
 
 ? ^40 An octagonal reliquaire, of rock-crystal, mounted with enamel¬ 
 
 led gold border, and containing an enamelled gold figure of a 
 bishop and eight small cells for relics 
 ? , O 140a A processional cross, formed of plaques of rock crystal, mounted 
 
 with enamelled silver ' y 
 
 7 t> 140b A Persian scimetar, with watered blade, ivory hilt, and gilt^^/ 
 
 scabbard, mounted -with enamelled silver-gilt 
 141 A Small Silver and Silver-Gilt Cabinet, containing three 
 drawers, decorated with plaques of silver, with exotic birds 
 and foliage in translucent enamels, surmounted by a figure of 
 Diana— V ienncse 
 
£ 0 . 
 
 T> 145 
 
 142 A Shield-shaped Powder Flask, of ivory, carved in relief 
 aJ/* /& / 0 with boar and stag-bunting subjects, mounted with silver, 
 
 enamelled in translucent colours with terminal figures, strap- 
 work, &c. ^ 
 
 ^ Xf 143 A rock crystal group of Leda and the Swan, mounted with silver-^. 
 ^ gilt and gold, and studded with jewels 
 
 fa • 0 144 A Silver Handle, formed as a terminal female figure, and 
 
 chased in the style of Louis XIY. 
 
 Parcel-Gilt Silver-Gilt Cup and Cover, of gothic design, 
 surmounted by a figure of a soldier holding a cup—on three 
 feet, formed as grotesque figures holding shields 
 Z/<?, . 0 146 A Silver Censer, of Gothic Design, with numerous figures 
 
 of the Madonna and Infant Christ, saints, masks and square 
 towers in relief on spirally fluted base—suspended by chains 
 //£* & , *U7 A Tall Cup and Cover, formed of an ostrich egg, mounted 
 
 with silver-gilt, chased in the style of the Renaissance, 
 the cover surmounted by a figure of a warrior, and with 
 , engraved shield-of-arms 
 
 qj<3, 148 A Cylindrical Gold Cup, chased with a band of arabesques, 
 
 and enamelled with seven shields-of-arms, and bands of 
 ornament in colours 
 
 149 AN OVIFORM VASE AND COVER, of silver-gilt, richly 
 -V chased with the Triumph of Neptune and Amphitrite in two 
 medallions and other classical subjects, in borders of arabesque 
 animals and foliage, the handles formed as terminal male 
 figures resting on masks—on square-shaped pedestal, with 
 chasing, en suite—23 in. high 
 
 0 150 A vase, of old Chinese grey crackle porcelain, with metal-gilt 
 foot and rim—17 in. high 
 
 # 0 150a A large vase, of old Chinese celadon crackle 
 
 150b A pair of large Chinese porcelain vases, enamelled with figures, 
 animals and flowers, on engraved pink ground 
 151 A group of rocks and trees, a Chinese carving in lapis lazuli— 
 20^ in. high —on carved wood stand 
 
 
 
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 London : Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street 
 
 and Charing Cross. 
 

 
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 PORTRAITS. 
 
 SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1898