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 OLD ENGLISH SILVER PLATE,' 
 
 MINIATURES, BOXES, &c. 
 
 THE PEOPEKTY OF A GENTLEMAN; 
 
 AND 
 
 (Drnammtitl & ®scful Wilber ^3 late. 
 
 GOLD WATCHES, BOXES, ETUIS, FANS, 
 
 MINIATURES, BIJOUTERIE AND OBJECTS OF VERTU, 
 
 FROM NUMEROUS SOURCES; 
 
 A COLLECTION OF 
 
 ENGLISH GOLD & SILVER COINS 
 AND MEDALS, &c.: 
 
 WHICH 
 
 SEtll be Solb bu Auction bu 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 at THKIH GTtEA V ROOMS, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On MONDAY, JULY 26, 1897, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding, and Catalogues bad, 
 at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street, 
 
 St. James's Square, S. \V. 
 
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, 5s, 5 
 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 takon 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. Chkistie, Manson and Wgods 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. 
 
 On MONDAY, JULY 26, 1897, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 ENGLISH COINS. 
 
 GOLD. 
 
 7 , 0 1 Elizabeth Pound Sovereign, m.m. Woolpack , 2 1 
 
 y t 0 2 James I. “Fine” Sovereign, m.m. Woolpack - X 
 
 ? ' p 3 James I. “ Laurel ” or Unite, m.m. Trefoil, usual type 
 ' # ^ Charles I. Tower Unite, m.m. Bell; Half-Unite, m.m. Cross on 
 steps; Quarter Unite, m.m. Tun 2" 3 
 
 5 Guineas of Charles II., 1679, and William and,Mary, US 9-the 
 
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 latter fine ' *" ' jfi Py 
 
 6 Guineas of George I, 1725, and George III. 
 
 fine ayfit^Oyry^y z 
 
 0 7 Spade Guinea, 1798, of George III .— vein / 
 
 , , „ 8 George III. Garter Guinea, 1813, and Half-Gm^jf^O^ 
 Third of Guinea, 1804 
 
 /j- c0 George 1Y. Double Sovereign, by Merlin and PistrucciAX23, with^ 
 
 inscribed edge— very fine ^ fi■ 
 
 ? , &\0 Charles III. of Spain Piece of Eight Scudi, 1772 C /j <_ 1 
 11 Turkish Pound and smaller pieces (5) ; Spanish Scudo 1792 
 South Indian Star Pagoda ; and a Fanam - !) 
 
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 fl2 / ft CP 12 Elizabeth Crown, m.m. I., Shilling, Threepence and milled Six- 
 P'P ' ™—j’it-t n—— — — Y., 1551, and Shilling ; Msxy 
 
 pence ; Edward VI. Crown, m.m. 
 
 Groat; and Philip and Mary Shilling —some well preserved S 
 ^ yjy 0 13 James I. Crown, second coinage, m.m. Trefoil, and Shilling, first 
 
 coinage; Charles I. Exeter Crown. 1645, m.m. Castle ; and Tower Sb 
 Half-Crown, m.m. Triangle, and Shilling, m.m. Crown —some 
 
 well preserved & 
 
 
 
 4 <r. o 14 Commonwealth Crown, 1656, and Shilling ; Charles II. Crown . 
 
 1663, Half-Crown, 1670, and Shilling, 1668 —the first rare and 
 well preserved 
 
 1663, Half-Crown, 1670, and Shilling, 1668 —the first rare and 
 
 5 
 
 /. /0 / <?15 Cromwell Crown, 1658, by Simon, with inscribed edge —very fine sp yo 
 
 but with flaw ft'* 
 
 /./Slo 16 Cromwell Half-Crown, by Simon , 1658, as before —very fine 1 * 
 
 y / * p 17 James II. Crown, Half-Crown, Shilling and Sixpence; William and . 
 
 x Mary Crown, 1692, Half-Crown, 1689, Shilling and Sixpence; 
 
 William III. Crown, Half-Crown and Shilling —some in good 
 state 11 
 
 y yp ^8 Anne “Vigo” Crown, Half-Crown and Sixpence, 1703, Shillings 
 
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 (6); George I. Sixpence, 1723, S.S.C.; George II. “Lima 
 Crown and Half-Crown, 1746 —former Jbte —Shilliag and Six¬ 
 pences (2) / 16 
 
 19 George I. Crown, 1718, Roses and Plumes, Half^r^ra and 
 
 Shilling, 1723, S.S.C .—all fine 
 
 20 George III. pattern Crown, by Mills, termed “ Mudie’s ” without 
 
 date, rev. arms crosswise crowned, and in the centre the Garter 
 enclosing St. George, with rose, shamrock, lis, and white horse 
 respectively in the angles, plain edge —very fine and rare 
 
 21 George III. Bank of England Dollar, 1804; and Three-Shilling, 
 
 Token, 1811, Shilling and Sixpence, 1787 ; George IV. Crown, 
 1822, Half-Crown, 1820, Shillings (2), one Lion, Sixpence, 
 1821; William IV. Half-Crown and Shilling, 1834, Sixpence, 
 1831, and Groat, 1836 ; Victoria Half-Crown, 1 840, Shining, 
 Sixpence and Groat —chiefly in mint state 17 
 
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 & 23 
 
 £> 24 
 
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 Maundy Money of various dates and denominations, from 
 to Victoria (45) ; and a few Eoman Denarii (9) 
 
 English and Foreign Coins, various, including a Thaler of Ferdi¬ 
 nand II. of Germany; Perth Groat of Eobert III. (Scotland); 
 
 Groats of Edward IV. and Henry VIII.; York Sixpence of 
 William III., 1697; Marriage Jetton of Charles I. and 
 
 Henrietta Maria; false Shilling of Cromwell; and other y 
 
 pieces 43 
 
 Copper. —English Coins, various, including Farthings of Charles II. /p 
 qvatvok, &c., Anne, 1714— fine; and George 1., 1724— some 
 fine ^39 ? 
 
 A small coin cabinet 
 
 Gold. —James I. Unite, m.m. Castle; 'and another, of Charles 
 
 Anchor (holed) 2 
 
 - James I. “ Laurel,” m.m. Eose 1 
 
 - James I. Half-Crown, m.m. Grapes; and a Eyal, 1555, of 
 
 Mary Queen of Scots— latter very rare, but poor 2 
 
 - Guineas of Charles II., 1679, and William and Mary, 1691, 
 
 with elephant and castle under bust 
 
 — Guineas of Anne, 1714, and George I., 1715 
 
 — Guineas of George I., 1723, and George II., 1759 
 
 — George II. young head Two-Guinea, 1738— fine 
 
 — Louis dit aux Lunettes, 1726, of Louis XV. 
 
 
 Quarter- 
 
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 Guinea of George III., 1762 ; and a Portuguese 400-Eeis piece 
 of Joseph 1.—the first in mint state •> 
 
 - George III. Shield Half-Guinea, 1786; and a George II. 
 
 Crown (silver), 1746, with “Lima ” under bust— both fine 2 
 
 Silver. —English and Foreign Coins, various, in poor state, weight 
 
 12 oz. 
 
 Queen Anne Crown, Half-Crown and Shilling; Dollar ol O 
 
 Charles IV. of Spain; Moorish “Ounce” Piece; U.S.A. Dimes //LOa&U* 
 1820, 1823 ; and various other English and Foreign Coins, &c. 
 
 (64 oz.) ; and various English, Colonial and foreign Coinsand 
 Tokens, including a few brass coin weights, white metal medals, 
 
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 Military Group of the Order of the Bath (C.B.), with gold 
 
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 swivel bar and buckle; Peninsular Medal, with five clasps for 
 Martinique, Yittoria, St. Sebastian, Nivelle, Nive; Waterloo 
 medal (silver swivel bar and buckle) ; Order of St. Anne of 
 Bussia, with gold swivel bar and buckle; and a miniature 
 Waterloo medal —a very fine and interesting group of decora¬ 
 tions and medals belonging to and worn by Major It. Macdonald, 
 1st Royal Scots, and of great rarity 5 
 
 A relative and clansman of this gallant officer (Lieut.-Col. 
 Macdonald) was in this famous regiment in the Expedition to 
 St. Lucia in 1803 
 
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 MINIATURES, WATCHES, BOXES, Etc. 
 
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 38 Miniature op Lady Northwick, by A. Plimer—in gold mounted /? 
 
 shagreen case 
 
 39 Miniature op Lady Fellowes, by B. Cosway Jjf - v — 
 
 40 Portrait op Oliver Cromwell : full-length miniature, signed 
 
 S. Malkin —in crimson morocco leather case 
 
 41 An Old English Watch, by John Cowell, Royal Exchange, in 
 
 gold case and Louis XV. outer case, pierced and chased w'ith 
 classical figures and scrolls ; and a gold chatelaine, en suite, with /tyX/h 
 metal-gilt hook 
 
 42 An Old English Watoh, by C. Cadrier, London, repeating hours ~ 
 
 and quarters, in gold case delicately pierced and engraved, 
 pierced and chased outer case, with diamond thumb-piece 3 
 
 4.) An old English fan, of ivory, pierced and inlaid with scrolls in gold 
 and silver, the mount painted with vases of flowers, and with a 
 classical subject in brown by Bartolozzi L 
 
 44 A Bussian silver cigarette case, nielloed with a sleigh scene and / 7 
 
 foliage, the borders engraved and gilt 
 
 45 An oblong Bussian silver-gilt snuff-box, nielloed with groups of ^ 
 
 Neptune, Jupiter, Mars and other mythological figures ; and a 
 small oval nielloed silver box 
 
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 Sixteen miniatures of Indian Princes—on ivory, in four frames 
 
 An oblong box, of Dresden enamel, painted with garden scenes an 
 figures on white ground 
 
 A circular Vernis-Martin snuff-box, with a scene from ‘ Le mariage 
 de Figaro ’ in relief; and a horn box, carved with a steeplechase ^ 
 
 A pack of sixty-five old French playing cards, printed with Roman Jr -- 
 soldiers, classical and other figures and emblems, and coloured; 
 and an old Milanese pack of thirty-nine cards, coloured —said to 
 have belonaed to Queen Caroline j /} 
 
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 A quantity of old copper Coins and Tokens, &c .—in a box 
 
 A white china crape shawl, richly embroidered with flowers in, 
 white silk, and with deep white silk fringe 
 
 A gold albert fetter and link pattern chain; and three seals Jru+JA-. 
 A pendant, with onyx cameo head of a Bacchante, in gold mount 
 with border set with pearls; and a gold brooch, with a larg 
 
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 amethyst 
 
 An oval silver-gilt box, with a small miniature of a lady ; a pair of 
 Empire eye-glasses ; a pendant, set with pastes ; a silver-mounted 
 pearl box ; a green enamel box ; and an Empire metal-gilt paper- //* 
 weight, with butterfly handle 
 
 A mother-o’-pearl fan, carved and pierced with flowers, musical 
 trophies and scrolls, and inlaid with gold, the mount painted 
 with Spanish figures in a landscape ; and a pierced mothenA^^^/^' 
 
 
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 pearl fan, with lace mount 
 
 A punch ladle, with bone handle; a silvered metal desk seal, 
 chased with rushes; and a German brass money-box, with 
 inscription 
 
 An engraved silver snuff-box; a ditto scent-case ; two silver- /p 
 mounted glass scent-bottles; and an oval box, with double 
 
 lid 
 
 Three Persian knives, damascened with gold, with silver handles^^^^^ ^r 
 and sheath, set with coral and small turquoises 
 
 A leather dressing bag, with engraved silver-mounted fittings, ivory w 
 brushes and pearl-handled implements / v 
 
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 60 A Large Ivory Tankard, carved with a Eoman battle subject in 
 high relief, and figure handle, lined, and mounted with silver- 
 gilt, cover surmounted by an equestrian soldier, and foot studded 
 with coloured stones ; and A Circular Dish, of inlaid ivory 
 with border of silver-gilt, chased with arabesque figures and 
 fruit, and inlaid with eight medallions carved with dagsical 
 subjects in relief - 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
 A Louis XVI. circular box, of red Vernis-Martin, with stripes in gold A? > 
 and with engraved gold mount 
 
 A circular box, of light tortoiseshell, inlaid with silver and gold ; ana 
 a tortoiseshell and gold picque single opera glass 
 A flat tortoiseshell box, inlaid with figures, &c. in engraved mother- 
 o -pearl and gold; and an oblong box, of tortoiseshell and silver 
 picque, inlaid with pearl 
 Two tortoiseshell and gold picque needle-cases 
 A \ ernis-Martin needle-case, painted with poultry and other birds 
 on gold ground; and a circular shagreen case, silver mounted 
 A miniature portrait of a young lady— signed —in oval gold locket ^ 
 with opal enamel back and hair A) trf' 
 
 Portrait of a lady—in oval locket with border of pastes and ribbon 
 
 loop, and a French miniature of a lady—in circular frame with y? / 
 border of small pastes 2 fAA 
 
 A silv er punch-bowl, chased with a farm scene and inlaid with a coin' 
 
 of Charles III. of Spain; and a pierced gravy-spoon, with lon<; 
 round wooden handle 
 
 A Set of I our Silver Table Candlesticks, on vase-shaped stems P 
 and hexagonal-shaped feet, chased with shells and scrolls in relief, 
 and gadroon borders, 1769 /n/. M 
 
 An old Sheffield plated argyle, on gadroon foot 
 
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 SILVER —At per Oz. 
 
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 71 A pair of pierced threaded-pattern asparagus-tongs 5 
 
 72 A pair of fiddle-pattern salad-servers . . . 9 
 
 73 A toast-rack ; and a wine-funnel . . 11 
 
 74 An oval tea-pot, engraved with vases, festoons and ai^besque 
 
 ornament —York hall mark, circa 1770 . . y/3 14 
 
 75 A Pair of Vase-Shaped Canisters and Covers, repousse 
 
 with spiral and beaded ornament, branches of foliage- x 
 
 Ac.—1764-5 .12 
 
 70 A Vase-Shaped Coffee-Pot, repousse with spiral and wave 
 
 ornament, and with gadroon border—1763 . //O 31 
 
 77 A plain milk-jug, on three feet .... 10 
 
 78 A plain saucepan—1767 ; and a tripod stand, with lamp &Z. 14 
 
 79 A plain sauce-boat, on three feet, with upright scroll handle , 
 
 —1761 ; and a smaller ditto, nearly similar . //•D 12 
 
 80 A pair of large sauce-boats, nearly similar—1769 . ///& 26 
 
 81 A Circular Salver, with raised shell, gadroon and scroll 
 
 border—13 in. cliam .—1762 . . . //<*• 
 
 82 Another, with shell and scroll border, the centre chased— 
 
 14 in. diam .—1754 ..... 
 
 Another, with shaped gadroon border chased with flowers 
 in relief, the centre decorated with flat chasing—15 in. 
 diam .—1766 ..... *y/0 
 
 A William III. Small Library Candlestick, on vase¬ 
 shaped stem and octagonal foot, with fluted and corded 
 borders—1695 ..... . ^ 5 
 
 A Plain Chamber Candlestick, with flat vase-shajfed ^ , 
 handle, engraved with an earl’s coronet, arms and mottq^. 7 
 86 An epergne, on vine-branch stem and triangular plinth, 
 bearing cut-glass centre-dish and branches with nozzles, 
 for lights or three smaller cut glass dishes . /tJ 88 
 Small Silver-Gilt Tea-Pot, partly fluted and chased 
 with bands of acanthus foliage, the spout chased as a 
 terminal female figure— Leeuwarden, early 18 th cen- . 
 
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 THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. 
 
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 FOREIGN SILVER AND SILVER-GILT. 
 
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 Parcel-Gilt Goblet, with band of punched and pricked trellis 
 ornament, the rim engraved with arabesques and medallion heads, 
 on vase-shaped stem with raised strap ornament and round,foot ' 
 
 —6 in. high — German, 16 th century —5 oz. 10 dwt. ± 
 
 P 89 A Parcel-Gilt Standing Cup and Cover, chased with figures, 
 cherubs, medallion heads, shields-of-arms and emblems under 
 arches, dolphins, laurel wreaths and other ornament in relief—^g^ 
 
 154 in. high — German, 16 th century —35 oz. 13 dwt. 
 
 Silver-Gilt Standing Cup and Cover, repousse with shells 
 and chased with fruit, foliage and scrolls, and with open vase- 
 shaped ornament on the stem—16 in. high — Augsburg, early (J / 7 
 
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 11 th century —35 oz. 9 dwt. 
 
 &-TV 91 A Scandinavian spoon, with cone-top handle, the bowl engraved with 
 date 1660 ; and one, with partly spiral and ball-top handle 
 engraved with date 1628 
 
 92 Two spoons, the handles surmounted by figures of Apostles 
 
 93 One ditto, with gilt figure of an Apostle ; and a silver-gilt spoon, 
 with terminal bust handle 
 
 94 A parcel-gilt triple flacon, for perfume, formed as a group of engraved (P 
 
 gourds, with branch handle and foliage in relief \S #9 
 
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 95 A silver snuff-box, in the form of a book, engraved with children^/^^,^ 
 sporting with a goat, &c., in the style of Hogarth . 
 
 O 96 A small Elizabethan octagonal mirror, in silver mount PrPC* 
 
 97 An oval plaque, enamelled with the Holy Family, in border of 
 flowers and foliage in colours on white ground, and with a 
 
 tree, figures, birds and fruit in high relief on blue ground on 
 
 
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 the reverse— Augsburg, 17 th century 
 
 A tazza, on stem and foot of agate and silver, repousse with masks_ 
 
 fruit and other ornament in the style of the 16th century ' 
 
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 99 A horn cup, mounted with handle, rim, foot, and pierced bands 
 
 
 of silver, engraved with hunting scenes and coats-of-arms,— 
 17 th century f AiN' r 
 
 100 A Gothic chalice, with plain silver-gilt bowl, on hexagonal-sbapeu 
 stem and foot of metal-gilt, with large knop, inlaid with nine 
 
 small circular niello plaques with sacred subjects and emblems, 
 on groundwork of foliage and arabesque ornament An flat / 
 chasing—1 hth century 
 
 DIFFERENT PROPERTIES. 
 
 SILVER —At per Oz. 
 
 oz. diet. 
 
 22 15 
 
 101 A Pair of Queen Anne Table Candlesticks, on plain 
 
 baluster stems and octagonal-shaped feet—1703 AJA 
 From the Collection of Her Grace Caroline , 
 
 Duchess of Montrose 
 
 101a A Set of Three Tea-Caddies, of shaped oblong form, 
 with gadroon borders, beaded ornament at the angles 
 and flower branch knobs, on pierced scroll and foliage 
 
 feet—1770 .84 9 
 
 In mahogany caslcet mounted with silver handle 
 
 102 A set of three circular entree-dishes and covers, with 
 
 gadroon borders and twisted serpent handles . , ^.106 2 
 
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 103 A circular waiter, with beaded border—8^ in. diarn. A, 
 
 104 An oval two-handled tea-tray, chased and engraved wnh 
 
 flowers—28J in. long . . . lAA* 133 
 
 105 Six threaded and shell-pattern table-spoons; twelve 
 
 dessert-spoons; twelve tea-spoons; and a pair of 
 
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 sugar-tongs 
 
 106 
 
 A two-handled oviform vase-shaped tea-urn, on squ, 
 plinth with beaded borders—1784 
 In old leather case 
 
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 107 Twelve small dessert-knives and forks, with mother-o’- 
 
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 108 A pair of fiddle-pattern sauce-ladles; six tea-spoons; a 
 
 sugar-sifter; four salt-spoons ; two mustard-spoons; 
 four other salt and mustard-spoons; a beaded pre¬ 
 serve-spoon ; a pair of sugar-tongs ; a pair of king’s- 
 pattern sugar-tongs ; and a feathered-edge ditto 
 
 109 A silver-gilt Russian ladle, engraved with inscription ; six 
 
 plain ditto silver tea-spoons ; and a chased silver-gilt 
 goblet ....... yr o 12 
 
 110 A pair of small Norwegian beakers, with frosted grtfund i 
 
 and a small French beaker. . . . /A* 5 
 
 111 A pap-boat; and a wine-funnel .... 5 
 
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 ftZ.C 112 A pair of library fluted column candlesticks, on square 
 
 feet with beaded borders—1783 —all at 
 
 
 
 113 A Pair of Table Candlesticks, on round stems and 
 
 feet, repousse with honeysuckle ornament, ribbons and ✓ 
 
 drapery— Sheffield, 1793 —all at 
 
 PLATED. 
 
 / CS , & 114 A luncheon set, comprising sandwich-box, plate, goblet, pepper and 
 
 salt box, silver-mounted glass flask, knife and fork —in leatherQ. 
 
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 ^ , to 115 A coffee-pot, sugar-basin and cream-jug, partly fluted and with 
 
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 116 An oak liqueur-barrel, mounted on truck ; a taper stand ; andtwo y 
 
 pairs of chased snuffers iJtZ&ru 
 
 117 An epergne, on open vase-shaped stem and octagonal-shtqied foot, 
 
 with gadroon borders, bearing cut-glass dish 
 
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 FINIS. 
 
 London: Printed by Wm. Clowes Sc Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross.