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A CATALOGUE 
 
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 THE GENUINE AND HIGHLY VALUABLE CABINET 
 
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 A WELL-KNOWN AMATEUR, . /^. 7%rA*i-^. 
 
 IVho has indulged his Taste in collecting for a’ Series of Years, hy selecting from the most 
 distinguished Cabmets offered in this Country^ besides purchasing Abroad, and who is 
 about to leave England for the Continent. 
 
 MANY OF THESE PICTURES HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN SEEN IN THIS COUNTRY: 
 
 AMONG THEM, ARE — 
 
 A ffiTOIDa IBIY ILo IDA TaFKBIIi, 
 
 A B.ARS AND PRECIOUS SPECIMEN OF THE HIGHEST MERIT; 
 
 A HOLY FAMILY by ANDREA DEL SARTO, 
 
 A GRAND CHEF d’cBVVRE ; 
 
 THREE FINE PICTURES by N. POUSSIN; THREE by REMBRANDT; 
 A CAPITAL SEA PIECE, BACKHUYSEN , 
 
 AND OTHERS BY 
 
 G. Romano, 
 
 Schidone, 
 
 Baroccio, 
 
 Guido, 
 
 Scarsellino, 
 
 P. daCortona 
 
 Sasso Ferrato, 
 F. Lauri, 
 
 S. Rosa, 
 Claude, 
 Rubens, 
 Teniers, 
 
 Cuyp, 
 
 Wouvermans, 
 Du Jar din, 
 Ruysdael, 
 
 W. V. de Velde, 
 Both, 
 
 G. Dow, 
 Mieris, 
 
 J. Steen, 
 Brauwer, 
 
 V. Os, 
 
 V. der Heyde. 
 
 WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 
 
 ȴ Mb. CHMIOTIE, 
 
 AT HIS GREAT ROOM, PALL MALL, 
 
 On SATURDAY, JUNE the 16 th, 1821 , 
 
 PRECISELY AT ONE o’cLOCK. 
 
 To be Viewed two Days previous to the Sale, and Catalogues had at Pall Mall. 
 
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Conditions of Sale. 
 
 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, 2s. 6d. and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay down 5s. in the 
 
 Pound, in part of payment 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. 
 
 IV. The Lots to be taken away, with all Faults, at the Buyer’s Expence, within Two Days 
 
 from the Sale. 
 
 V. 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 MONEY MUST ABSO- 
 LUTELY BE PAID ON THE DELIVERY. 
 
 VI. Upon Failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money deposited in part ef 
 
 payment shall be forfeited ; all Lots uncleared 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 bj the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 
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 SATURDAY, J U N E the AQth 1821, 
 
 AT ONE o’clock PRECISELY. 
 
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 ^ Jean Miel 12 
 
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 Small View near Ryde, in the Isle of Wight 
 A River Scene with Boats, a View in Holland: 
 in the manner of Cuyp - y , 
 
 iV. Vic I I 
 
 A Conversation — well coloured and finished 
 A Breeze off an Italian Coast, with Vessels and Figures 
 A small Fruit Piece 
 
 A Halt of Figures at a Farrier’s Shop, and a Farrier 
 shoeing a Horse ; on an engra-ced plate of copper 
 Boors quarrelling in a Cabaret 
 A Landscape and Figures 
 
 Administering tbe Wafer : — from the collection of 
 Monsieur Rahit 
 
 An Italian Seaport with Figures; warm Evening Scene 
 An Italian Peasant Girl attending Poultry, and a Man 
 near a Well, about tp water a White Horse 
 
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 /^V.derHeyde .... 
 
 
 
 Jean Steen 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 'Fr. Mieris. 
 
 21 
 
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 H. V. Steenwick, 1606. . 
 
 22 
 
 Jo. 5 ? • 
 
 W. V. de Velde 
 
 23 
 
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 Rubens 
 
 24 
 
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 Sal. Rosa 
 
 23 
 
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 26 
 
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 J. V. Os 
 
 27 
 
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 P. de Hooge* • • 
 
 28 
 
 One of the Acts of Mercy : Burying the Dead : from 
 the Collection of Captain Baillie 
 A Reposo ' — a very elegant and richly coloured picture 
 St. John baptising our Saviour : from the Collection of 
 Monsieur Robit ; companion to lot 10 
 The Return of the Prodigal : in the manner of Rem- 
 brandt 
 
 The Horrors of War : a finished sketch for the grand 
 Picture of this subject 
 
 Halt of Military at the Gate of a Town, and the March 
 of Troops in the distance ; a chef d' oeuvre ^ equal to 
 Wouvermans : engraved 
 
 View of a Government House and Gardens within the 
 Wo>rks of a fortified Town, and a Canal, with 
 beautiful Figures represented coursing on the Sand 
 Hills in front, and Portrait of the Artist drawing: 
 the Figures by Adr. V. de Velde 
 An Interi,or with Card Players 
 Portrait of a Lady with a Lap Dog 
 Interior ofjtJje, ('reat Church at Ghent: very highly 
 finished, enlivened with Figures by Old Franks ; on 
 copper 
 
 A Calm, View of a Harbour with Boats and Shipping 
 A Man’s Portrait : very spirited and fine 
 Rocky Scenery with a Fall of Water, and Soldiers in 
 Conversation : clear and well coloured 
 A Flemish Farm House, with Cattle reposing 
 A Vase with Flowers and Fruit, and a Plate of Onions 
 and Dutch Herrings — exquisitely finished 
 A Conversation, Interior, and a Lady feeding a Parrot 
 at the door of it’s Cage 
 
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 Claude. 
 
 ^ ^ ^ Jean Steen, 
 
 
 
 A Dairy Farm with Cattle and Figures; EveningScenc 
 A Philosopher in his Study by Candlelight, in his first 
 manner: on carton; arched top 
 An Italian Peasant Family after their Repast: a ztry 
 pleasing picture 
 
 A fresh Breeze, and a Fleet of Men of War bringing to : 
 
 from the Collection of Captain Baillie 
 An Interior, small, with Figures singing and regaling 
 View of a Convent, with minute Figures by Adr. V, 
 de Velde : a clear and brilliant specimen 
 A warm Landscape with Buildings and Figures going 
 out Hawking 
 
 Virgin and Child ; an oval : very delicately finished 
 A small Landscape with Figures halting near a Pool, 
 one of them re-loading a Mu'e 
 A Musical Conversation; small-^/rom il/r. Purling’ s • 
 Collection 
 
 A Scene at a Fair with many Figures: touched with great 
 spirit 
 
 The Finding of Moses: from the colli ction of Captain 
 Baillie 
 
 The Entrattce of the River going up to Dort 
 Portrait of one of ihe Medici Family: admirably fnished 
 A Rush of Water through a Woody Landscape, with 
 a M ountainous Back Ground: very richly coloured 
 Exterior of a Publick House, with Figures in a small 
 Landscape 
 
 A small Landscape: from Captain Baillie’ s Collection 
 Portiaits of a Burgomaster with a Letter, his Lady and 
 three Children, a Female Domestic descending a 
 staircase above — the whole very animated^ and painted 
 in ihe best style of the Master 
 
47 
 
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 ^La Croix 
 
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 Schidone 
 Both . • • 
 
 Rembrandt 
 
 Backhuysen 
 Rembrandt 
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 Two Cows, a Peasant Boy and his Dog, in a brilliant 
 and silvery Landscape 
 
 48 The Power of Love: Cupid and Hymen playing with 
 
 Leopards : richly coloured 
 
 49 Holy Family with Angels-— from Captain Bailhas 
 
 collection ; engraved 
 
 50 Picturesque View of a Seaport in the Mediterranean, 
 
 with Shipping 
 
 51 Architecture and Figures: Theseus Lifting the Stone 
 
 and discovering the Sword of .®geus: from the 
 Rev. W. Hamilton’s collection 
 59 A Holy Family: from Capo di Monte: engraved 
 
 53 An elegant Landscape with Figures at the Foot of an 
 
 Hilly Pass, Water to the left and Figures: x&arrnly 
 and finely coloured 
 
 54 Portrait of a Gentleman— ponied with great force and 
 
 fine effect: from the collection of the Prince of 
 
 Monaco ^ 
 
 55 View of a Bay, with a Shipskudding before the Wind 
 
 painted with surprising effect, and very spirited 
 
 56 Portrait of Rembrandt’s Mother— paiwied with truth and 
 
 warm tone of colour 
 
 57 A Hunting Party, in a warm Landscape; in the centre 
 
 is a Horseman at full speed, ascending a rising 
 Ground, preceded by the Dogs, and a mounted 
 Fii'^ure in the front halting near a dead Hare 
 
 58 Abraham sending away Hagar, mounted on an Ass, 
 
 which is led by a Cord by Lhmael— //ds picture, 
 illumined by a powerful light, is a very unusual and 
 elegant specimen (f the master formerly m the 
 possession of Bouchier Cleave, Esq. and su! scquently 
 in the collection of Sir Geo. Young, Bart. 
 
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 M./S.o Scarsellino di Ferrara » . 59 
 ^ ^ Poussin t * 60 
 
 ^Baroccio 
 
 61 
 
 ANDREA DEL SARTO 62 
 
 L. Da VINCI 63 
 
 The Scourging of Christ — a cabinet picture 
 Classical Ruins and Figures, with a most beautiful 
 distant Landscape — an admired chef d' ceuvre : from 
 the celebrated collection of a Nobleman 
 The Vision of a Romish Saint, with the Saviour and 
 Virgin above — a pure and eh ganl specimen of the 
 master ; which has also been engraved by Baroccio 
 THE HOLY FAMILY : circular — a composition 
 scarcely inferior, and apparently designed for a com- 
 panion picture, to a work of Raphael : a truly capital 
 chef d' ceuvre 
 
 THE SALVATOR MUNDI . — This rare and admir- 
 able performance of the great master was painted for 
 Francis the First, and was formerly preserved in the 
 Abbaye de St. Denys, near Paris 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 Smeeton, Printer, St. Martin’s Cburcli 'Vai tl. 
 
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