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O-A-T-A-X-iOOTXIE 
 
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 THE COLLECTION OF 
 
 PORCELAI N, 
 
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 AND 
 
 DECORATIVE FURNITURE 
 
 OF 
 
 J. H. JOHNSON, ESQ. 
 
 DECEASED , 
 
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 Late of Wigan; Hall Garth, Carnforth; 
 
 And of Southport, Lancashire : 
 
 which (by Order of llie Executors) 
 
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 Messrs. CHRISTIE, IANS0N & WOODS, 
 
 AT TMmm @®MAT 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Two Days preceding, and Catalogues had, 
 it Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, 
 St. James’s Square, S. W. 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
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 I. THE highest Bidder to he the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than 13.; 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 tho 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 tho 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. Tho 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. Cheis'tib, M anson 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. 
 
 YI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or 
 private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 

 CATALOGUE. 
 
 On FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1898, 
 
 AT ONE O CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 ORIENTAL PORCELAIN AND OBJECTS OF ART. 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 ' 5 A 
 
 A large cylindrical Nankin tea-pot, of willow pattern ; five ditto 
 coffee-cups, ten tea-cups and ten saucers ; a jug ; three canisdprs ; 
 a dish ; and a deep bowl 
 
 A dessert service, of Chinese porcelain, enamelled with figures and 
 flowers in colours on gilt ground, consisting oL thirteen shap&l 
 dishes, a bowl, and thirty-two plates 
 
 Three octagonal Japan dishes, with perforated panels richly deco¬ 
 rated in red, blue and gold 
 
 Two small enamelled Chinese egg-shell porcelain basins ; a Japan 
 porcelain cup and saucer ; a cup ; and a tripod koro and cover, } 
 surmounted by a kylin, pale blue, white and gold C-grt6^-y'- 
 
 Set of Three Square-Shaped Vases and Covers, and A 
 Pair of Beakers, of old Chinese porcelain, enamelled with 
 summer houses, figures and flowers in brilliant colours, and A 
 bands of pink trellis —vases 12£ in. high 
 
 B 2 
 
4 
 
 ^6 A Canton enamel globular kettle, on stand with lamp, painted with 
 flowers in colours on white ground; and a circular dish, of 
 Japanese cloisonne enamel, with birds and flowers on turquoMp * 
 ground 
 
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 Two chibouque stands, of Persian enamel, painted with portraits andX 
 
 flowers in colours and gold ; four parts of ditto; and five cu|h^ 
 stands, similar 
 
 8 A Persian sword, with nielloed silver hilt, in silver scabbard em- * 
 ' * ^ bossed with flowers, vessels and trophies f&st 
 
 JAPANESE IVORY CARVINGS. 
 
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 A group of two warriors —signed 
 
 A Shojo and carp ; and a street dancer & 
 
 A figure of a temple Nio and monkey ; and a group of an Oni dancing 
 
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 A group of a fisherman and a boy holding a sparrow 
 A group of two fishermen and octopus 
 
 A small group of a man with a lantern, exorcising a fox; a fisher¬ 
 man and carp ; and the badger tea-pot 3 ^ 
 
 A group of a skull, rats and snake; and a small group of toads 
 upholding a lotos leaf 2 ^ 
 
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 /* /*r- 0 16 A wooden tree trunk, with monkeys and shells in orange-wood and ^ 
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 A fisherman ; No dancers; and a box and cover, formed as a tree 
 trunk, with cat and birds 3 
 
 A pair of vases, with figures picnicing in low relief 
 A huntsman hawking ; spearing tortoise; and the figure of a man 
 and toad 3 ^ 
 
 The goddess Benton ; and Shokei upholding a koro 2 
 
 A group of three fishermen killing an octopus; and a hawker selling £ 
 
 mushrooms 2 
 
 £* <*A > O 22 Two figures upholding a lotos leaf, with figures of toads; and a 
 
 temple Nio, with figures of monkeys 
 
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 23 A group of Diakoku, a child and rat; and a large netsuke, fonned as 
 a mythical horse 
 
 7 24 A large netsuke, formed as a pilgrim ; a sleeping Musume; Daruma ; 
 
 a kylin ; and two Samouri 5 
 
 25 A wooden netsuke, formed as two Shi Shi; an ivory ditto, with a 
 Chinese warrior ; a workman sleeping ; a man with a mask ; 
 and a wood ditto, with boy and persimmon fruit zz 
 
 0 26 A carved wood and ivory group, of a pilgrim carrying a shrine on s 
 
 his back, and boy—on carved dark wood stand 
 ? 27 A dagger, the scabbard of ivory, carved with numerous warriors and * 
 ladies in low relief 
 ) 28 Another, nearly similar 
 
 > 29 An ivory paper-knife, the handle carved with cranes and peonies^ . > 
 lacquered with plants and insects / 
 
 ^30 A Miniature Cabinet, of ivory, with three drawers, three small 
 cupboards, sliding door and open shelves, delicately carved in 
 high relief with quails and millet seed, basket-pattern base and 
 back—9 in. high, 6f in. wide —on dark wood stand] carved and 
 pierced with cloud ornament—in case of the same carved with 
 basket work— signed 
 
 Japanese Clock, with brass dial engraved in the European 
 taste, in upright rose-wood case mounted with three small ivory 
 figures of Oni, and surmounted by a figure of Shokei 7 
 
 31 A 
 
 PORCELAIN. 
 
 32 A pair of Dresden plates, with open white and gold borders, the 
 centres painted with landscapes and figures on dark blue and 
 gold ground ; and a circular ditto dish, dark blue 
 painted with a garden scene and lovers 
 £,33 A pair of Sevres plates, painted with borders of arabesques, animals 
 and birds, and with the crown and monogram of Louis b 
 in colours and gold ; and a large cup and saucer, en suite 
 
6 
 
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 34 A pair of Berlin beakers, painted with medallions of landscapes and 
 
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 figures in coloured and gilt borders and gilt inside —in case ; 
 and a pair of small candlesticks, painted with figures onJaj^ 2 ^ 
 
 ground 
 
 35 A large Berlin bowl and cover, painted with subjects of figuri 
 
 regaling, &c., and flowers, and with cut lemon knob—12 in. diamj? 
 
 36 A pair of large Berlin vase3 and covers, with mask handles, festoons 
 ^' / / cP of pink drapery and gilt laurel in relief, painted with garden^ 
 
 scenes, figures and flowers—23 in. high 
 
 VIENNA POKCELAIN. 
 
 X /«? /S7 A plate, painted with a landscape and Cupids dancing around a tree, 
 
 in salmon and black border, richly gilt—in glazed velvet framq^ 
 An oval-shaped plateau, painted with Neptune, river gods and 
 goddesses and animals in pink border, richly gilt with arabesque , 
 ornament—in similar frame Cyy 1 * 
 
 j./s, 0 39 A tankard, painted with an interior and figures drinking and 
 
 / / 38 
 
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 smoking, after Teniers, and coloured arabesques on chocolate . 
 ground in richly gilt border, mounted with metal-gilt cover 
 
 40 
 
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 Cabaret, painted with The Judgment of Paris, Achilles and 
 Agamemnon, and other classical subjects in lake, green and other 
 ' coloured borders richly gilt, consisting of coffee-pot, chocolate- 
 pot, hot-milk jug, sucrier and covers, a pair of cups, covers a 
 saucers, and plateau with pierced border 
 A Pair of Vase-Shaped Ice-Pails, pierced covers and liners, 
 painted with subjects from Boccaccio in lake, salmon and gold./, 
 borders, on tripod stands—17^ in. high 
 A Pair of Campana-Shaped Vases and Covers, painted with 
 classical subjects, nymphs and Cupids on pink and gold grouud, 
 and with gilt mask handles, on square pedestals—21 in. high 
 A Clock, in pedestal-shaped case of Vienna porcelain, painted with 
 flowers and lake and gold scroll panels, and a landscape with 
 peasants and sheep, mounted with metal-gilt— in. high —on 
 inlaid wood stand 
 
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 FAIENCE AND POTTERY. 
 
 
 44 A Rouen ware jug and cover, and oval dish, painted with Amphitrite 
 
 and festoons of flowers in colours; and a pair of bellows, with 
 Delft blue and white plaques painted with figures, masks a 
 raised ornament 
 
 45 A blue and white Delft ink-stand, with raised scroll borders, painted^ 
 
 with figures and flowers; and a ditto model of a commode, with 
 two drawers '■'C yniy*- 
 
 pair of square-shaped blue and white Delft vases and covers 
 painted with boats; a pair of triple shell sweetmeat dishes ; and 
 
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 two small coloured faience ink-stands 
 
 46 A 
 
 47 A curious vase, of ancient Mexican pottery, with bands of figures in 
 relief, the lower part entwined by serpents; and a ditto shaped 
 patera, of red terra cotta, with six figures in relief 
 From, the Bateman Collection 
 
 48 A large ditto vase, of black pottery, with masks in relief, twisted 
 serpent rim and mask feet, and with incised ornament; and-a 
 Mexican war idol, of red terra cotta A 
 
 From the Bateman Collection 
 
 ENGLISH PORCELAIN AND WARE. 
 
 49 Fifteen Crown Derby Plates, painted with named views in 
 
 colours in square medallions in the centres, and pale green anc 
 gold borders 
 
 50 A Set of Thuee White and Gold Derby Yases, with open 
 
 scroll handles, on circular plinths, each painted with a view in 
 colours — centre vase 13 in. high—by Bioor 
 
 51 A Globular Derby Yase and Pierced Cover, with gilt rams’- 
 & head handles, on open white and gold tripod, painted with views 
 
 in three medallions on green ground —by Bioor —12 in. high 
 
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 52 A Set of Three Ditto Oviform Vases, pale green, white and 
 <3 ' ' * / & gold, with open scroll handles, each painted with a basket of 
 
 flowers in a medallion —centre vase 12 in. high—by Bloor ^7 
 
 ft 53 A pair of Crown Derby seaux, with white and gold shell handles, 
 painted with groupa of flowers in pale canary-coloured borders <& 
 
 
 ft 54 A ditto ink-stand, with two vases, pounce-box and cover, pen-tray and 
 cover, serpent handle, painted with flowers in gilt borders d 
 
 „ ^ 55 An Old Worcester Tea and Coffee Service, printed with 
 
 ^7 ' /® landscapes, ruins and figures in colours, consisting of tea-pot, 
 
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 cover and stand, coffee-pot, sugar-basin and covers, basin, ten tea¬ 
 cups, four coffee-cups and thirteen saucers yy /C 
 
 56 A Crown Derby mug, with decoration in red, blue and gfold ; a ditto, 
 with cornflowers in green and blue ; a small Worcester blue and 
 white tea-cup and saucer ; and a dish, with flowers on dark blua 
 and gold ground /fUZ'&Au 
 
 Crown Derby Dessert Service, painted with bouquets of 
 flowers on white ground, with gilt edges, consisting of oblong 
 centre dish, four diamond-shaped, three shell-shaped, two heart- 
 shaped, and two oval fluted dishes, sugar-tureen, cover and stain 
 and twenty plates 
 
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 58 A Rockingham Dinner Service, painted with bouquets of flowers on 
 , ft basket-pattern ground, and with gilt edges, consisting of—- 
 Soup-tureen, cover and stand 
 Salad-bowl 
 Four vegetable-dishes and covers 
 Three sauce-tureens and covers 
 Fourteen oval dishes, in sizes 
 Sixty-nine dinner-plates 
 Six dessert-plates, and 
 Twenty-four soup-plates 
 
 , 59 A pair of Chelsea vases, with pierced covers surmounted by canaries, 
 
 ^ 1 ' & encrusted with coloured flowers, and female-mask handles—10 in, 
 
 high 
 
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 60 A set of four Lowestoft vases, enamelled with vases of flowers in 
 
 colours in blue and white borders—11A in. high c 
 
 61 A George III. Jubilee jug, of Liverpool cream-coloured ware, printed 
 
 with allegorical figures, views, inscriptions and date October 25^ 
 1809—8 in. high 1 2 
 
 62 A larger Liverpool jug, printed with “ Success to America,” em¬ 
 
 blematic figures, inscriptions, &c.—-9^ in. high 
 
 63 Another, printed with a vessel in full sail, in ink and colours, and a 
 
 view of Liverpool lighthouse and signals on Bidston Hill 
 
 64 A blue and white willow-pattern tea service, consisting of milk-jug, 
 
 basin and stand, twelve cups, eight saucers, a dish, a basket and 
 three stands ; a blue and white puzzle jug, with flowers, a basket 
 and stand and six plates, printed with a garden scene, and a dish 
 and strainer, with festoons in blue 
 
 65 A Wedgwood dessert service, of octagonal shape, painted with flowers 
 
 and foliage, consisting of two dishes on feet, four other dishes an<L 
 twelve plates 
 
 66 A large black Wedgwood kettle; a small ditto vase and cover, with 
 
 groups of children in relief; a ditto oval medallion portrait of > 
 the Duke of York; and one other medallion portrait 
 
 67 A pair of copies of the Barberini vase, in dark crimson jasper j 
 
 
 CARVINGS IN IVORY. 
 
 68 An oblong plaque, carved with the Triumph of Diana in high relief 
 
 —5 in. by 7£ in. 
 
 69 A pair of ditto, carved in relief with The Death of Sir Philip Sidney, 
 
 and Scotch Peers before Queen Margaret—4 in. by 16^ in. 
 velvet frames 
 
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 70 Joan of Arc Leading a Charge ; and the Companion : a pair of oblong 
 
 plaques carved in high relief—5 in. by 12^ in .—in carved wood j 
 
 frames 
 
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 Roman battle subjects: a pair of ditto—5 in. by 13£ in. —in carved 
 wood frames &*-. 
 
 A cylindrical vase and cover, carved with a bunting subjepi in hi^ 
 relief, figures of eagles, &c.—9 in. high /Cs 
 
 A large tankard and cover, carved with Europa and other Subjects 
 in bigb relief, and with female-figure handle, surmounted by 
 Cupid with a guitar—15 in. high 
 
 A large cylindrical-shaped vase, carved with a Bacchanalian subject 
 in high relief—9^ in. high S/2 
 
 The Village Band : a set of four figures, with conductor—6^ in. high* 
 —on carved wood pedestals 
 
 A brigand—8 in. high —on ebonised pedestal 
 
 A girl reading, leaning on a pedestal, with terminal bus^Y a statuette 
 —10 in. high —on Algerine onyx plinth 
 
 Napoleon I.: a statuette—10 in. high —on ebonised pedestal 
 
 Summer and Autumn : a pair of large figures of childen—12£ in. 
 high —on circular marble plinths 
 
 Night and Morning: a pair of statuettes—13^ in. high —on ebonised" 
 pedestals 
 
 Summer and Autumn: a pair of large figures of an Italian pea^tnt 
 girl and youth, bearing wheat sheaf and basket of grapes-^. 
 
 
 17i in. high —on ebonised plinths 
 
 A small oblong casket, of ivory with ebony borders, carved with 
 figures of saints and cherubim, foliage, &c. O'? 
 
 Another of ivory and box-wood, carved with medallion busts, masks, 
 arabesques, and borders of zigzag ornament 
 
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 A large ivory casket, carved with borders of scroll ornament, and 
 raised panels with figures of warriors, &c. in niches—13J in. 
 wide 
 
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 VIENNESE ENAMEL. 
 
 
 55 A globular vase and cover, painted with classical subjects, and con¬ 
 
 taining a watch, on enamelled pelican stem and silver-gilt foot, 
 enamelled and painted with figures and arabesques—9 in. high^ 
 
 56 A shell-shaped model of a car, painted with figures, and mounted 
 
 with enamelled metal-gilt borders and dragon handle, the si^es 
 of engraved rock-crystal 
 
 57 A bowl and cover, in the form of a bird with two necks, painted with 
 
 classical subjects and arabesques on silver ground—13 in. high 
 
 58 A small ebonised cabinet, with folding doors enclosing drawers 
 
 inlaid with enamelled plaques painted with subjects of figures 
 and columns at the angles, and mounted with metal-gilt—13 ss ' 
 
 high iL 
 
 >9 A knife, fork and spoon, of enamelled silver-gilt, with Viennese enamel 
 handles painted with figures and arabesques 
 
 )0 An oliphant, painted with bands of classical subjects, on kneeling 
 £ figure stem and hexagonal foot, and cover with figure^ of 
 warriors and children in relief, surmounted by a pelican 
 
 LIMOGES ENAMELS. 
 
 1 An upright plaque, painted with the Virgin and Child in grisaille— ? . 
 
 in gilt wood frame '/ /s'? " 77 " 
 
 2 An oblong plaque, with two figures at a repast in grisaille and gold 
 
 —signed I. L.—in metal-gilt frame 
 
 3 A triptych, painted with The Annunciation and two figures of saints 
 
 in grisaille—in folding carved wood frame 
 
 '4 A larger ditto, painted with a subject from the Life of Christ, saints 
 and angels in colours —signed I. C., 1539—in folding wood Qy 
 frame 
 
 
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 95 A shaped plaque, painted with Christ crucified—in metal-gilt fram 
 
 with cherubs in high relief; and a larger ditto, painted with i 
 group representing Charity, in colours—in nearly similar fram 
 
 96 An octagonal ebonised frame, with enamel border, mounted wit! 
 
 metal-gilt, containing two small Dresden enanmls painted witl 
 Scriptural subjects, and relics of saints St 
 
 MINIATURES. 
 
 /. /O. 0 97 Three portraits of ladies—in oval metal-gilt frames; and a portrai 
 
 of a lady : a large miniature—in leather case sSScSx?*- 
 
 . /# . o 98 Mrs. Siddons; and two other portraits of ladies, mounted on velve 
 
 heart shield V 
 
 99 Countess de Provence and two other ladies, in similar mount 
 
 100 The Holy Family : a large miniature —signed G. Marfigli, Rome 
 /* s* 7 ' & 1767 —in glazed velvet frame 
 
 BOXES AND OBJECTS OF ART. 
 
 
 101 An oblong snuff-box, of white Dresden enamel, painted with ai 
 
 0^/7 £ 
 
 
 
 f inscription and garden scene inside the lid; and a circula 
 
 ditto box, painted with Cupids and small landscapes in pink an< 
 gilt borders on green ground 
 
 rJ 102 A pair of Battersea enamel salt-cellars, painted with small medal 
 lions of landscapes and figures in colours on pink grounds am 
 one larger ditto, with flowers on white ground & v 
 
 103 A circular box, of Dresden porcelain, painted with bouquets o 
 
 flowers and mounted with silver; and a toilet-box and cover, o 
 Rouen faience, painted with Yenus chastising Cupid, in colours 
 
 104 A porcelain scent-bottle, formed as a group of three figures at £ 
 fruit tree, coloured—in leather case 
 
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 )5 A needle-case, of enamelled silver filigree work ; a pair of enamelled 
 metal-gilt heart-shaped boxes; and a small Chinese Anted and 
 pierced ivory box and cover 
 
 36 A circular ivory and horn box, the lid carved with The Choice of 
 Paris, silver mounted; and a pair of ivory medallion portraits 
 of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Buckingham—in leather^ 
 case 
 
 )7 Medallion head of a Caesar, carved in clouded amber with ivpry 
 drapery—in leather case 
 
 
 )8 A vase, of rock-crystal, carved with open elephant’s-head handles 
 in. high —fitted with chased silver cover and ring handle; 
 
 
 )9 An oval-shaped dish, of enamelled metal-gilt and plaques o 
 engraved rock-crystal, the centre plaque engraved with The 
 Finding of Moses 
 
 LO A small oval tazza, of striated brown agate, mounted with dragon 
 handles, rim and stand of enamelled metal-gilt—4f in. high—in 
 case 
 
 LI A large ebony casket, inlaid with plaques of Capo di Monte porce¬ 
 lain with classical subjects in relief, coloured and gilt, and 
 figures of the Seasons at the angles, on dolphin stem and plinth^/ 1 
 —24 in. high 
 
 L2 A pair of octagonal Capodi Monte plaques, with Satyrs in relief, in 
 ehonised frames with gilt metal mounts, the borders inlaid with 
 coloured stones '■ y . v ) 
 
 13 A Ship’s Chronometer, by William Rogers, Liverpool —in brassy A/’/? 
 
 ? bound mahogany case 
 
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 DECORATIVE OBJECTS AND FURNITURE. 
 
 114 
 
 A pair of French porcelain oviform vases and covers, painted with 
 figures —signed P. Philippot, mounted on metal-gilt tricod 
 
 stands with rams’ heads in relief 
 
 
 
 115 
 
 A Louis XVI. Clock, by Eugene Cornu et Cie., in case of 
 or-molu chased with laurel wreaths and surmounted hy a vase, 
 and with two bronze figures of Cupids at the sides—22 in. 
 high /fa 
 
 116 A Pair op Louis XV. Candelabra, of brouze and or-molu, with 
 figures of children bearing cornucopiae branches for two lights 
 each—131- in. high 
 
 117 An Oblong Sheraton Table, of inlaid mahogany, satin and tulip 
 woods, with rising top in two divisions enclosing glass show 
 case, and drawer beneath, painted with nymphs, after A. Kauff¬ 
 man, in two oval medallions, cornucopiae and festoons of 
 flowers suspended by ribbons—29 in. wide /£iS> 
 
 118 A Cabinet, en suite, with three doors painted with nymphs in 
 large medallions, enclosing shelves and drawers, Cupids with 
 
 flowers, shells, &c., in ribbon and rose-branch borders on the top 
 —34 in. high, 54 in. wide ^\ 
 
 A19 An Upright Secretary, of mahogany, with inlaid satin and rose 
 wood borders, with fall-down front inlaid with a basket of 
 flowers, ribands, cords and tassels in coloured woods, drawer 
 above and three drawers beneath — 59 in. high, 36 in. wide // 
 
 120 A Semicircular Folding Card-Table, of inlaid mahogany and 
 rose-wood, the top and sides inlaid with musical trophies 
 flowers and arabesques in marqueterie of coloured woods /w 
 
 121 An Oblong Table, of old English marqueterie, with sliding top 
 
 and drawer beneath, inlaid with birds, flowers and other orna- 
 ments in coloured woods — 30 in. wide 
 
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 .22 A Secretary, with shaped front and ends, writing slide and 
 0 revolving cylinder front and three drawers beneath, inlaid with 
 birds, cornucopia) and flowers in coloured woods—44 in. high, 
 
 43 in. wide 
 
 
 .23 An Oval Table, with two drawers, inlaid with a vase and wreaths 
 of flowers, birds and scroll foliage in coloured woods—45 in. 
 wide 
 
 124 An Upright Secretary, with fall-down front, drawer above and 
 folding doors below, similarly inlaid—68 in. high, 40 in. wide 
 
 L25 A Set of Six Chippendale Mahogany Chairs and Two Arm 
 Chairs, with open shield-shaped backs carved with festoons of 
 drapery, tassels and foliage, the seats covered with old crimson - * 
 morocco leather & 
 
 126 An Upright Ebonised Show Cabinet, with glazed sides and 
 door with arched top enclosing shelves, and door beneath, with 
 columns at the angles, and borders inlaid with plaques of 
 Yiennese enamel painted with classical subjects, arabesques, &c. 
 in colours, and mounted with enamelled metal-gilt—72 in, hi 
 36 in. wide 
 
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 FINIS. 
 
 Loudon : Printed by Wu. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross.