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A 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 A SMALL PLEASING COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 pictures, 
 
 BY ESTEEMED 
 
 ITALIAN, FRENCH, FLEMISH, and DUTCH MASTERS j 
 
 Ccipital high‘finijhed Drazvings^ 
 
 Elegantly Framed and Glazed ; 
 
 BRONZES; 
 
 Remarkably fine Alabaster Figures, 
 
 ACCURATELY FINISHED; 
 
 Antique Marble Statues, Cinerary Urns^ &c. 
 
 ALSO, 
 
 Eight Jingularly-curious Columns, 
 
 Found at Cento Celli, 
 
 Of the Brescia Coralina; with their Capitals; 
 THE PROPERTY OF 
 
 His Grace the DUKE of St. ALBAN’s, 
 
 WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 
 
 At his Grace’s 'ate Rejidence, 
 
 On the Weft Side of St. James’s Place, 
 
 On WEDNESDAY, APRIL the 29th, 1801, 
 
 AT TWELVE o’cLOCK. 
 
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 To be Viewed. Cstalogues may be had at the Place of Sale; at the 
 Rainbow Coffee Houfe, Cornhill, and in Pall Mall. 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 . .1 higheft Bidder to be the Buyer ; and if any Difpute 
 
 arife between Two or more Bidders, the Lot fo difputed 
 fl’.all be immediately put up again, and re-fold. 
 
 IT. No Perfon to advance lefs than is. Above Five Pounds is. 6d. 
 and fo on in Proportion. 
 
 III. The Purchafers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 and to pay down 5s. in the Pound in Part of Payment of the 
 Purchafe Money ; in Defaultof which, the Lot or Lots fo pur- 
 chafed to be immediately put up again, and re-fold. 
 
 IV. The Lots to be taken away with all Faults, at the Buyer’s 
 Expence, within One Day after the Sale is ended. 
 
 V. To prevent Inconveniences that frequently attend long and open 
 
 Accounts, the Remainder of the Purchafe Money to be abfolutely 
 paid on or before the Delivery, 
 
 VI. Upon Failure of complying with the above Conditions, the 
 Money depolited in Part of Payment lhall be forfeited ; all Lots 
 uncleared within the Time aforefaid, fliall be re-fold, by public 
 or private Sale 5 and the Deficiency (if any) attending fuch Re- 
 fale, lhall be made good by the Defaulters at this Sale. 
 
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 CATALOGUE, 
 
 &c. &c. &c. 
 
 Third Day’s Sale 
 
 WEDNESDAY, APRIL the 29th, 1801. 
 
 Drawings. 
 
 1 ^^IThIRTEEN drawings from the antique, by 
 
 Brown, 1 Simon de Vlieger, 1 Van Strater, 
 1 Rubens, 2 Claude, and 2 Both, 7 Polidore, 
 and a portfolio with leaves 
 
 2 Four fmali, in v/ater colours of poultry, by Barlow, 
 
 and 1 in the Flemifti ftyle framed and glazed 
 
 3 A moonlight, Vander Neer 
 
( 2S ) 
 
 4 A pair, by Ryfbrack 
 
 5 The laft fupper, by Geronimo Mafli, a pen draw- 
 
 ing 
 
 PICTURES. 
 
 Vaiidelfl — - 6 A landfcape and figures 
 
 O, Weenix — - 7 An Italian market woman with 
 
 fruit and game 
 
 Blue Drawing Room. 
 
 Ballaa — 8 The portrait of one of the 
 
 Doges of V enice 
 
 Tintoret — 9 A V enetian nobleman with his 
 
 Son 
 
 10 A lady’s portrait 
 
 11 A landfcape with a cottage 
 and figures, by Hogarth 
 
 12 A landfcape and figures 
 
 13 A landfcape and figures—yXtta// 
 (fiile of) 
 
 C. Janfen — 
 Lambert — 
 
 Mompert of Italy 
 Ruyfdael «— 
 
 Bloemaert 
 ^ Metzu 
 Steenwyck 
 
 Ball Room. 
 
 14 Prudence, Wifdom, and Folly, 
 
 final 1 
 
 15 A fmall high-finifhed pidlure 
 
 of a Boy blowing bubbles 
 
 16 A prifon fcene and the interior 
 
 of a monaftery 
 
 / 
 
Himfclf 
 
 { 2i» ) 
 
 Himfelf — 
 
 17 The portrait of Rembrandt 
 
 . 
 
 when young 
 
 P. Genocfe — 
 
 18 A girl with fruit 
 
 V aiigoyen — 
 
 19 A viev/in Holland, cottage ami 
 figures 
 
 Canaletti ~ 
 
 20 A view in Venice 
 
 3 . CaPciglione - 
 
 21 Jacob’s journey 
 
 Sal, Rofa — 
 
 22 A bacchanalian feflival, full of 
 genius and fpirit 
 
 Seb Ricci — 
 
 23 Alexander vifiting Diogenes 
 
 J. Jordaens — = 
 
 24 The holy family 
 
 Canaletti “= 
 
 25 A view of Florence on the 
 River Arno, with a bridge 
 
 Breakfast Room. 
 
 Viviano — 
 
 26 The entrance to a cavern 
 
 Claude ■— 
 
 27 A landfcape with a view of the 
 fea, ftile of 
 
 Martorelli — - 
 
 28 A landfcape and figures 
 
 Sal. Rofa •— 
 
 29 A landfcape with boats and 
 figures, ftile of 
 
 Raphael — 
 
 30 The murder of the innocents 
 
 Don, P. Candido - 
 
 31 Perfeus and Andromeda, from 
 the antique 
 
 Paul Veronefe 
 
 32 A doge of Venice giving a 
 diploma to an ambaftador 
 
 J. More — 
 
 S3 A landfcape and figures, a 
 warm Italian fcene 
 
 Pedro Laurati 
 
 34 The judgment of Midas, on 
 copper 
 
 And, Both — 
 
 35 An interior with figures quar- 
 relling, very fpirited 
 
Vangoven 
 
 ( 30 ) 
 
 S5 A view of a caftle on a river 
 in Holland 
 
 Zachtleven — - 
 
 37 The interior of a Dutch farm 
 
 Vandyck 
 
 houfe, with figures varioufiy 
 employed 
 
 38 A capital whole length por- 
 trait of Charles lid. when a 
 youth 
 
 Capital Drav/ings, elegantly Flamed and 
 Glazed, in the Blue Drawing Room. 
 
 Callender — 
 
 39 A pair of landfcapes, after 
 Claude, by 
 
 Dom. Series — 
 
 « 40 A pair of fea pieces in India 
 
 ink, very fine 
 
 D. Teniers — 
 
 41 Two, a fifherman and a black-^ 
 fmith 
 
 Dom. Serres 
 
 “ 42 A pair of fea pieces in India 
 
 Guido •— 
 
 ink, very highly finifhed 
 
 43 A magdalen 
 
 Hebert Pigeon - 4-1' A landfcape and cattle, with 
 
 figures dancing, very beautiful 
 Taccetti, V eneziano 45 7'wo remarkably fine drawings 
 
 Vandevelde 
 
 in water colours, on vellum, 
 the Triumph of Alexander and 
 Tent of Darius 
 
 46 A brifk gale and a calm,, in 
 
 Clerifleau - 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 coloured chalks, very fine 
 - 47 Ruins and figures, capital 
 
 48 A ditto 
 
 49 A ditto 
 
Goupy 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Voucher 
 J* Oliver 
 
 in 
 
 •crayons, after 
 
 Vandevelde 
 
 Denner 
 
 Swanevelde 
 
 Wiifon 
 
 Vanderneer 
 
 Molenaer 
 
 ^Wouvermans 
 
 Cuyp _ 
 
 G. Laire/Te 
 Paul Veronefe 
 
 ( 31 ) 
 
 50 Aurora,’ 
 
 Guido 
 
 by the Graees 
 tart / - 
 
 _ Prince of tTales 
 
 A ftudv of -1 
 
 and u' black 
 
 white chalk 
 
 Sir John Lev« 
 
 CoKTmorD. 
 
 Dhawino Room. 
 
 - M A pair of faall Tea pieces 
 
 t hf 0°' '^7 
 
 highly fini/hed 
 
 ' '“SWy finifted on copoer 
 
 57 A Jandfcape. rninsand fignres, 
 
 a warm evening feene 
 ho A town on file 
 
 “ ''^"^‘“““''“'i^gypreyfor.unc 
 
 60 A halt of travellers 
 
 61 A landfcape wich a gronj of 
 
 cattle, ftile cf 
 
 62 Samfon and Dallilah 
 
 63 The three cmfT^c „ 
 
 . , . Oiies, a very cap. 
 
 ital pidiure 
 
Berghem — • 
 
 64 A fea port, a pleafing plclure 
 
 Wouvermans — 
 
 62 A fmall landfcape with a cart 
 and horfes 
 
 Beguyne — 
 
 66 A landfcape and cattle 
 
 Turner — 
 
 67 A frefh gale, full of fpirit 
 
 Cuyp — 
 
 68 A landfcape with cattle 
 
 Raphael — 
 
 69 The holy family 
 
 Carrache — 
 
 70 The death of Ananias ‘ 
 
 Ditto — 
 
 71 St. Peter and St. John healing 
 the lame at the Temple Gate 
 
 Canalletti •— 
 
 72 A pair of views in Venice 
 
 Luca Giordano - 
 
 73 The battle of the Centaurs 
 
 Pordenone 
 
 74 Chrift with the Woman of 
 Samaria 
 
 Waterloo ■ — 
 
 75 A very capital landfcape and 
 
 figures 
 
 C 
 
 Bronzes. 
 
 76 Two figures, Mercury and companion 
 
 77 Twobufts, laughing and crying philofophers 
 
 78 Two figures, Courage and Wifdom 
 
 79 A fine figure of Bacchus 
 
 Beautiful Alabaster Figures.* 
 
 80 Apollo and Venus de Medicis 
 
 81 Two, the Dancing Faun and Couching Venus 
 
 82 Two, a Bacchante and Minerva 
 
 83 A beautiful group of the Graces 
 
 84 A fragment of a column, and Medufa’s head in 
 
 bafs relief 
 
( 33 ) 
 
 ' Valuable Antique Marbles. 
 
 85 Three alabafter ornaments 
 
 86 Twoftands for bufts (one antique) 
 
 78 A fmall cinerary urn and cover, with infcription, &c. 
 
 88 A ditto with various emblems 
 
 89 An antique terra-cotta. The fubjeft, a vafe between 
 
 Priapus and Silvanus, with various fymbols 
 
 90 A fmall figure of a Cupid, antique, with the arms 
 
 uplifted, as if catching the Pfyche or butterfly: 
 the attitude very elegant — formerly belonging 
 to the Earl of Befborough 
 
 91 A fmall whole length figure of Venus after bathing, 
 
 the drapery fupported on a vafe by her fide 
 
 92 A whole length figure of a mufe, leaning on a vafe, 
 
 fmall life — formerlylbelonging to Cardinal AlbanL 
 
 93 Ditto of a Bacchanalian Nymph, crowned with ivy, 
 
 a ferpent ifluing from a tree, to drink from an 
 inverted cantharus in her hand. The face of 
 this figure is full of lively exprellion, and the 
 whole very fine 
 
 94- Leda with the fwan, whole length, the drapery 
 finely executed, equal to the ftatue of the fame 
 fubjedl in the Capitol 
 
 95 A fquare altar, or pedeftal, with a head of Apollo, 
 
 in alto-relief of Greek workmanfhip,— was fent 
 from Greece by Sir Jos: Porter, as a prefent to 
 the Earl of Befborough 
 
 96 A Farnefe Hercules, fine 
 
 97 A fquare altar or pedeftal, the front embellifhed with 
 
 a hand grafping a mafk of Hercules, veiled with 
 a lioo’s fkin, in alto-relief 
 
( 34 ) 
 
 98 A buft of Pefcennius Niger, and pedeftal: portrait* 
 
 of this character are very rare 
 
 99 An elegant cinerary vafe and cover, of oval forms 
 
 with handles of Priapeid heads, and ornaments 
 with feftoons, rams heads, &c. 
 
 100 A fquare fepulchral altar, with infcription, the fides 
 
 ornamented with the griffin, finely executed 
 
 101 A capital large table of the antique mofaic, formed 
 
 of part of an antient pavement difcovered at Oftia 
 
 102 Six capitals of pilafiers of the Gial’Antico, from the 
 
 Pantheon at Rome, and 2 capitals of pilafters of 
 ftatuary marble ^ 
 
 103 Eight columns of the Brefcia Corallina marble, 
 
 antique, found at Cento Celli, near Rome, and 
 8 bafes of white marble 
 
 104 An antique farcophagus ~with bafs-relief, in the 
 
 Eating Parlor 
 
 103 A ditto ' 
 
 106 A fmall figure of Neptune, by Algardi 
 
 107 A pair of fclid Sienna marble flabs, 1 foot 10 by 3 
 
 feet 5 
 
 108 A folid antique flab, 2 feet 5 by 4 feet 11 
 
 109 Two curious flabs of Labradore fpar polifhed 
 
 110 An alabafter figure, 4 Derbyfhire Spar ornaments^ 
 
 and a very curious antique goblet 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 j. Sroseton, Printer, ifS, Sfe Mwtin’s Ians. 
 

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