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Paintings^

Bronzes^

Marbles^

Objects

of

Oriental

Art

and

Artistic

Furniture

From

the

former

residence

of

Felix

Hinsberg,

of

Passaic

and from

other sources

including

The

Estate

of Wright

Duryea

of

Glen

Cove

With

a

Few

Colonial

Pieces

from

the

home

of

Isaac Carpenter

of

Minisink

To be sold

without reserve

On

Monday and

Tuesday

Afternoons

and

Tuesday Evening, December 16

and

17,

1912

at 2:30 and

8:15 o'clock

On

Exhibition from

December 10th,

at

THE

ANDERSON

GALLERIES

Metropolitan Art

Association

Madison

Avenue

at Fortieth Street

New York


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CONDITIONS

OF

SALE

1. All bids to be

per

lot

as

numbered in

the Catalogue.

2.

The

highest bidder

to be

the buyer;

in

all

cases

of

disputed

bids the

lot

shall

be resold, but the

Auctioneer

will use his

judgment as

to the

good

faith

of

all

claims

and

his

decision

shall

be

final.

He

also

reserves

the

right

to

reject

any

fractional

or

nominal

bid

which,

in

his judgment,

may

delay

or

injuriously

affect the sale.

3.

Buyers

to

give their

names and

addresses

and to make such

cash

pay-

ments

on account

as

may be

required,

in default of

which,

the

lots purchased

to be immediately

resold.

4. The lots to be taken away

at the

buyer's expense

and risk within

twenty-four hours

from

the conclusion of

the

sale,

and the

remainder

of the

purchase

money

to

be absolutely

paid

on or before delivery, in default of which,

the

Metropolitan

Art Association will not be responsible if the lot or lots

be

lost,

stolen,

damaged

or

destroyed, but they

will

be left

at

the sole risk

of the

purchaser,

and

subject to storage charges.

5. To prevent inaccuracy in

delivery

and inconvenience

in the

settlement

of purchases, no

lot

will

be delivered during

the

sale.

6.

All lots

will

be

exposed for

public exhibition

in

The Anderson Galleries

before the date of sale,

for

examination

by

intending

purchasers,

and the Metro-

politan

Art

Association

will

not be responsible

for

the

correctness

of the

descrip-

tion, authenticity,

genuineness, or

for

any

defect

or

fault in

or

concerning

any

lot,

and

makes

no

warranty whatever,

but

will sell

each lot exactly as it is,

WITHOUT

RECOURSE.

But upon receiving before the date of sale,

expert

opinion

in

writing that any lot is

not

as represented,

the

Metropolitan Art Association

will use every effort

to

furnish

proof

to the

contrary,

and

in

default

of

such

proof the

lot

will

be sold subject to the declaration

of

the aforesaid

expert,

he

being

liable

to

the

owner

or

owners thereof, for damage

or injury

occasioned

by such declaration.

7. Terms

Cash.

Upon

failure

to

comply with the

above

conditions any

sum deposited

as

part

payment shall

be

forfeited,

and

all

such

lots as

remain

uncleared

after twenty-four hours

from the conclusion of

the

sale, will

be resold

by

either

private

or

public

sale at

such time

as the Metropolitan

Art Association

shall

determine,

without further notice, and

if

any deficiency

arises

from such

resale, it shall be made

good

by

the defaulter

at

this sale

together with

all

the

expenses incurred thereby.

This

condition

shall

be

without

prejudice to

the

right of

the Metropolitan Art

Association

to

enforce

the

contract with the

buyer,

without such

resale.

The Metropolitan

Art

Association

will afford

every

facility

for

the

employ-

ment of

carriers and packers

by the

purchasers, but

will

not

be

responsible

for any damage

arising

from the acts of

such

carriers and

packers.

Priced

Copy

of this

Catalogue,

$1.50.

THE

ANDERSON

GALLERIES

Metropolitan

Art

Association

Madison

Avenue

at

Fortieth Street,

New

York

Telephone

7990

Bryant


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ORDER

OF

SALES

Monday

Afternoon,

December

16th

Lots

1-113

European and Satsuma

Porcelain,

Silver,

Teakwood, Mahogany

Furniture

and

Oriental Rugs.

Tuesday Afternoon, December 17th

Lots

114-237

Cut

Glass,

European

and Satsuma

Porcelain,

Bronzes,

Crystals,

Teak-

wood,

Ebony, Mahogany, and

Louis

XVIth

Furniture.

Tuesday

Evening, December 17th Lots

238-313

Oil

and Water Color

Paintings,

Bronzes,

and

Marbles.


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ARTISTS REPRESENTED

Agresti

(R.)

263

Bakhuysen

(G.

J.

Van

de

Sande) 273

Bartelli

(R.)

250,278

Baske

(Fukawa)

245,248,

252,

265,

268,

270

Bazzauli

(P.)

304

P. A. C

238

Chateignon

(E.)

253

Clint,

(G.)

286

Clough (G.

L.)

261,266,

281,

291,

295

Coutts

(W.

G.)

243

Cropsey

(Jasper

Francis)

.

255, 262,

264, 279, 289,

293,

302

Duessel (H. H.)

239

English School

XVIIIth

Cen-

tury 290

Fairman

(James)

258

French School XVIIIth

Cen-

tury

301

Gumbay (V.)

240

Harrington (A. W.)

238

Henkel

(G.)

257

Hopkin

(Robert) 269

Johnson

(R.

Legrand)

272

Laurent-Destousseniz (H.)- 284

Leutze (Emanuel) 282

Mills

(E.)

251

Moigniez

(I.) 303

Neuville (Brunei)

283

Newman

(R.

L.)

274

Nocquet (Paul)

244,249

Picault (E.)

308

Pine

(Robert

Edge)

288

Pope

(Alexander)

260

Porter

(Sir Robert) 297

Pyron

(L.)

247

Quarnerio

(P.)

312

Raimond

(W.)

267

Ream

(Morston) 275

Reynolds (Sir

Joshua) ....

280,

294

Rondel (Frederick)

254

Rosencrantz (Arild)

299

Rousseau

(J.)

310

Sprinchorn

(Carl)

285

Toudouze

(Mme.)

259

Unknown

Painter

242,244

Van

Leemputten

(C.) 246

Verboeckhoven

(Eugene

Jo-

seph)

298

Volk

(Douglas)

239,

287

Vollet(H.)

277

Ward

(C.

Sam) 241

Wardle

(Arthur) 256,271

Water

Carrier

306

Westerberg

(John)

240

Wickenden

(Robert

J.)

276

Wisnewski

(B.)

300

Wissing

(William)

292

Woodward

(Dewing)

299


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Art

Collections

of

Felix

Hinsberg

and Others

Monday

Afternoon,

December

16,

1912,

at

2:30

o'clock

European

and Satsuma

Porcelain, Bronzes,

Silver, Teakwood,

Mahogany Fur-

niture,

and

Oriental Rugs

1

TWO

JAPANESE

BRONZE ASH RECEIVERS.

One

'having

three feet and

two

handles,

the other

shaped as

a

bat in flight.

2

KARLSBAD

ASH RECEIVER.

WIESBADEN

VASE.

Relief

decoration

of

a

shepherdess.

Square teak

wood

stand.

Height,

12

1-2

inches.

3 ROYAL COPENHAGEN

FIGURE

OF

A

WOUNDED

DOG.

4

PITCHER

OF

GRAY

SALT-GLAZE.

Decorated with

figures

in

relief,

scrolls

and

bands in blue.

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5

PAIR OF

JAPANESE BLUE

LUSTRE

PLAQUES.

Height,

I4

1-2

inches.

6

WIESBADEN FLOWER

HOLDER.

With

green

decoration

on

a

brown

ground.

With

stand.

Height, 7

incites.

7

ANOTHER.

With

black

decoration

on

a

green ground. With

stand.

Height,

6 inches.

8

JAPANESE

BRONZE

LAMP.

On a

high

stand decorated with

religious sym-

bols.

Height,

7

1-2

inches.

9 JAPANESE

BRONZE

ASH

RECEIVER.

With

bat's head handle.

10

DELFT PLAQUE

TEA TRAY.

With

landscape

decoration and metal handles.

11 TWO WACHTERSBACH CIRCULAR

TRAYS.

With

metal rims.

12 AUSTRIAN

MINIATURE

GLASS

VASE.

Painted with

a

winter woodland landscape.

Height,

1

l-'f

inches.

13

BUFFET SCARF OF

RENAISSANCE LACE.

14

DRESDEN ROSE

JAR.

With

ram's

head

handles

and

relief

garlands of

flowers, and flower finial.

On

teak wood

stand.

Height,

o

1-2

inches.

10


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15

ROYAL

DRESDEN TEA

POT.

With

relief flower

decoration,

scroll

handle and

flower

knob.

Height,

6

1-2

inches.

16

DRESDEN

DOOR

KNOB.

With

gold

plate

and

flower decoration.

PAIR

OF DRESDEN

PORCELAIN

SLIPPERS.

DRESDEN

TEA

POT

COVER.

With

flower

relief

decoration.

17

VASE

OF

ITALIAN

MAJOLICA.

Decorated with blue, having

a

moulded handle.

18 SATSUMA MINIATURE

VASE.

With

iris decoration

on

a

white

ground,

gold

borders

on the

neck.

With

teak wood

stand.

Height,

5

1-2

inches.

19

FRENCH

BRONZE

GROUP

BY

LOUCHET.

Representing

a

frog drawing

a

snail

shell, the

frog

having

ruby eyes

(one missing).

20

SMALL

ART

NOUVEAU

BRONZE

FEMALE

FIGURE.

On marble base.

FRENCH

BRONZE

TEA

BELL.

Shaped as

a

flower

girl.

21

METAL

CRUCIFIX.

Italian workmanship. Height, 11

1-2

inches.

22

MINIATURE SATSUMA

VASE.

Decorated with

figures

in gold

on

a

white

ground.

Height,

2

1-2

inches.

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23

SATSUMA

TEA

POT.

Having

dragon

spout

and

handle;

the

sides

decorated

with flora.1

panels.

On

teak wood

stand.

Height, 5

1-2

inches.

24

GOLD

LACQUERED

TRAY.

Square in

form,

with

decorations of

leaves

and

flowers.

25 SATSUMA PLAQUE.

Showing

the

Temple at Kioto with

figures

on a

gold ground,

'having

gold and

colored

borders.

With

teak

wood

easel.

Diameter, 7

1-2

inches.

26

PAIR

OF

AUSTRIAN

MINIATURE

VASES.

Of

glass

with

painted landscape

decoration.

Height, 2

inches.

27 SATSUMA

VASE.

With

landscape and

figure

decoration in

gold,

and flower

borders.

Teak wood stand.

Height,

8

1-2

inches.

28

SATSUMA DISH

WITH

TWO

SCROLL

HAN-

DLES.

Decorated

with

landscape and figures

in

gold.

With

leak wood

easel. Diameter, 8

1-2

inches.

29

AUSTRIAN PORCELAIN

FLOWER

HOLDER

WITH

LOOP

HANDLE. Height,

17 inches.

30

PORCELAIN

FLOWER VASE

WITH GRO-

TESQUE

HANDLES.

Height, I4 inches.

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31

JAPANESE

BRONZE

VASE

INLAID

WITH

SILVER

AND GOLD.

Decoration

of birds and flowers.

Height, 8 inches.

32

TWO

COVERED MEISSEN

JARS.

The

surfaces covered

with

representations

of

trees, birds,

flowers, and

fruit.

Signed with the

Meissen

mark under

Bruhl, the

famous

Director

of

the

Dresden Works,

and

dated

1751.

Height,

16 inches (Chipped,

and eagle on one

missing.

33

CIRCULAR

TABLE

CLOTH

OF

LINEN

WITH

WIDE

BORDER

OF RENAISSANCE

LACE.

34

SILVER

PLATED

PUNCH

LADLE.

Holmes

&

Edwards,

Makers.

35

SILVER

PLATED

BREAD BASKET.

Length, 12

inches.

36

GLOBULAR

SATSUMA

VASE.

Decorated

with

landscapes and

chrysanthemums

in

color

and gold.

On

teak wood

stand.

Height,

J/

inches.

37

SILVER PLATED

TEA POT.

Made

in Germany.

38

SILVER

PLATED

HOT

WATER

JUG.

Made

in Germany.

39 SILVER

PLATED

COFFEE

POT WITH

EBONY

HANDLE.

Made

by

Rogers

Brothers.

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40 SATSUMA

FLAT

VASE.

The

sides decorated

with

scenes in a

tea

garden.

Gold

base

and

borders.

On

teak

wood

stand.

Height.

5

1-2

inches.

41

OVAL

SILVER

PLATED TRAY

WITH

HAN-

DLES.

Length,

22 inches

42

SATSUMA

BOWL.

The

outside surface

decorated with

landscape;

the inside with

a

swarm

of minute

butterflies.

43

TWO HAMMERED

SILVER

FLOWER

POT

HOLDERS.

Made in Germany.

44

TWO

STERLING

SILVER PEPPER AND

SALT

SHAKERS.

45

SILVER TEA BREWER

WITH

SPIRIT

LAMP.

46 TWO SILVER

TEA

CADDIES.

With fluted base.

47

CYLINDRICAL

SILVER

PITCHER.

Ornamented

with

a

wide

and

narrow

band of

chased and

engraved

work in

relief.

The body

of

the

pitcher

inlaid with

storks

and bamboo.

Tififany

& Co.,

makers. Height,

91-2

inches.

48 CARARA MARBLE

RELIEF

GROUP OF

DANTE

AND

BEATRICE.

Height,

5

inches.

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49

SATSUMA

TEA

POT.

Of

flattened

form

with cane

handle and

panel

flower

decoration

in

gold and colors. On

teak

wood

stand.

50 SATSUMA

VASE.

With landscape

decoration,

having gold

flower

borders. On

teak

wood

stand.

Height, 6

1-2

inches.

51

AUSTRIAN CRYSTAL

JEWEL

TRAY.

Etched

with

a

stag's

head.

52

SATSUMA

TEA

JAR.

Decorated with landscape panels on

a

white and

gold ground. Height,

5

1-2

inches.

53

SATSUMA

KORO.

Decorated

with

landscape

panels

and

flowers

in

color and gold

on a

white ground

;

elephant head

handles; rests on three feet.

54 SATSUMA

PLAQUE.

Decorated with

street

scenes,

bordered

by

chrys-

anthemums.

With

teak

wood easel.

Diameter,

9 inches.

55

SATSUMA

LONG

NECK

VASE.

Decorated

with

landscape

in

color

on dotted

gold

ground

;

the neck

with

flowers, with

a

band

of

relief carving.

On

teak

wood stand.

Height,

9

inches.

56 JAPANESE

IMARI

VASE.

Height,

25

1-2

inches.

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57 DOWN SOFA

PILLOW

COVERED WITH

ITALIAN

SILK BROCADE.

58

LARGE ERMINE

MUFF.

Lined

with

white

silk

lace.

Of

latest

mode,

in

perfect condition

and unused.

59 LONG ERMINE

STOLE.

Lined with

fur.

In perfect

condition

and un-

used.

60

FRENCH

EMPIRE

ORMOLU

MANTLE

CLOCK.

The

dial of gilt and

enamel

is

supported

between

fluted columns, crowned

with

an

architectural

pediment; the base ornamented

with

applied

swans.

Height,

20

1-2

inches.

61

JAPANESE

TEA

SET.

Consisting

of

tea

pot, sugar

bowl, creamer,

8

cups

and saucers, 12 small

cups and saucers and

12

plates.

(55

pieces.)

62

TABLE

TOP OF

ITALIAN

MOSAIC

IN

COL-

ORED

MARBLES.

Diameter,

21

1-2

inches.

63

SMALL

SQUARE

CARVED

TEAK

WOOD

STAND.

Height, 27 inches; top,

10

inches

square.

64

TWO

DOWN

SOFA

PILLOWS.

One

of

French

silk

brocade

with

a

pink

silk

back

the

other of

Turkish

embroidery

in

dark

red

and

green.

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65 CHINESE

TEAK

WOOD

TABLE.

With

carved

decoration,

two

shelves

and

marble

top.

Height,

32

1-2

inches;

top,

16

1-2

x

12

1-2

inches.

66 ROUND

MAHOGANY

TABLE.

With carved

pedestal, three carved

legs having

claw and

ball

feet,

the

top carved with

a

leaf

edge.

Diameter,

32

inches.

67

TWO

DOWN

SOFA PILLOWS.

One

of

Turkish

embroidery

in

gold

on

a

white

ground;

the other

of red

velvet with

Italian

silk

and

brocade

panel.

68

SMALL

ITALIAN

MAHOGANY

TABLE.

With

French Walnut inlays,

two

drawers and

two drop leaves.

The top

extended,

34

1-2

inches;

width

15

inches.

69

MAHOGANY

ARM

CHAIR.

With

square

uprights,

slat back

and

crimson

silk

velour

slip cushion.

70

ROUND

TEAK

WOOD

TABLE.

Richly carved,

having

a

marble

top.

Diameter,

27

inches.

71

ARM

CHAIR.

Upholstered

entirely

in

red morocco,

with

loose

seat

cushion.

English make.

72 ANOTHER

TO MATCH.

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73

CHINESE

TEAK

WOOD

ARM

CHAIR.

With elaborately carved

panels supporting

cir-

cular

centre

back

panel

;

marble

seat.

74

MAHOGANY

CARD

TABLE.

With

curved legs,

claw

feet,

and

round

swivel

top.

75 MAHOGANY

ARM

CHAIR

OF

SHERATON

DESIGN.

The frame

carved

and upholstered in

red

mo-

rocco,

seat and back.

English make.

76 ANOTHER

TO

MATCH.

77

ENGLISH MAHOGANY

SOFA.

Upholstered

in red

morocco,

with

two loose seat

cvishions. English make.

Length, 53

inches.

78 LARGE

JAPANESE

BRONZE.

Showing a tiger and two bears fighting. Mount-

ed

on

a carved wood base.

Length,

5

feet

11 inches;

height,

2

feet

10

inches.

79 ELABORATELY CARVED

ROUND

TEAK

WOOD

TABLE.

With cabriole legs, claw feet,

knees carved

with

grotesque heads connected

by

an

elaborately

carved

bed.

Height, 37

inches.

80 EASY

ARM

CHAIR.

Upholstered

all

over

in

French

silk

brocade,

with

chintz

cover.

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81

ITALIAN

MAHOGANY

INLAID

LIBRARY

TABLE.

With taper legs,

curved

shelf brace, inlaid

holly

decoration of

shells

and arabesques

;

one drawer

and

plate

glass top.

Top

36

x

26 inches.

82 ITALIAN

MAHOGANY WRITING

DESK.

With inlaid decoration,

having

one centre

drawer,

eight small

side

drawers,

two top

letter

boxes

with connecting shelf.

Length, 51 inches;

zvidth,

27

inches.

83 MAHOGANY

DESK CHAIR,

SHERATON

DE-

SIGN.

Seat

and back

upholstered in

red morocco.

Eng-

lish

make.

84

ROUND

TEAK

WOOD

STAND.

Carved

with

leaves

and

grapes;

marble

top.

85 MAHOGANY

ROMAN

ARM

CHAIR.

With solid shield-shaped

back,

crest

and

arms

carved.

86

LONG COUCH.

Upholstered

in

French silk

brocade.

With

chintz

cover.

87

SMALL

KERMANSHAH MAT.

The

predominating

colors

are red and white.

Length,

32 inches;

zvidth,

25 inches.

88

BELOOCHISTAN

PRAYER

RUG.

Of conventional

pattern

with

camel

ground.

Length,

5

feet;

zvidth,

2

feet

7

inches.

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89

ANATOLIAN

MAT.

Of

geometrical

pattern

on

a

red

ground;

un-

usually heavy

quality.

2

feet,

10 inches

x

2

feet.

90

LEOPARD

SKIN MAT.

Bordered

with black bear skin, with borders

of

red

ruffles;

lined.

Length,

5

feet

3

inches; zvidth, 2

feet

11

inches.

91 ANTIQUE

SHIRVAN

PRAYER

RUG.

Characteristic

geometrical

pattern,

and

unusually

fine

quality.

Length,

6

feet

2

inches; zvidth, 3

feet

9

inches.

92

KURDISTAN

HALL

RUG.

With

dark

blue medallion having

light blue

pendants on

a

rose ground

charged

with

figures

of

men

and horses; the corners are of amber

woven in

a

Ferahan

pattern, the

whole

bordered

with typical Kurdish

pattern.

Length, 8

feet;

zvidth,

Jf

feet

2

inches.

93

YAMOUD OR

CHRISTIAN

BOKHARA

RUG.

Of

dark

red

ground

having

a

cross

through the

centre, hence its name, with geometrical borders

of

characteristic

pattern.

Length,

5

feet

4

inches;

zvidth,

4

f^et.

94

KERMANSHAH RUG.

With

intricate floral

centre

on

a

blue ground

and

with

involved

floral

borders.

This

is

a

rug

of

extra fine

quality

of the

finest

grade

made.

Length, 9

feet

1 inch;

zvidth, 5

feet

11

inches.

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95

LARGE

KASHAN

RUG.

With

dark

blue

and

rose

floral

medallion

with

pendants on

a

gold

ground, the

outer field

being

of

deep

rose;

the

principal

border is

of dark

Persian

blue

flanked

by

five

smaller

borders.

This rug

is

unusually

heavy and

of

very

fine

quality.

Length,

7

feet

7

inches;

zvidth,

10

feet

6

inches.

96

ANTIQUE

ANATOLIAN

HALL

RUNNER.

Of

crimson

ground

with

black and

white

medal-

lions

of

characteristic

Anatolian

pattern,

and

red

and

black geometrical borders.

This

is

a

rug

of

very

unusual size

and quality.

Length, 13

feet

3 inches; zvidth,

3

feet

6

inches.

97

KASHAN SILK RUG.

With an

elaborate

floral centre of deep

mulberry

color

on

an

amber

ground,

having

wide

floral

borders. The colors run

a

wide

gamut

from

pearl

to

plum

color.

Length, 6

feet

5

inches; zvidth, 3

feet

11

inches.

98

ANTIQUE CHINESE RUG.

The

dog

Foo medallion on

a

rose ground

with

dog

Foo

corners

and

peony

flowers and leaves

blue and white button border

with outside

border

of

peonies and rose leaves and branches

on

an

imperial yellow ground.

Kang-Si

Period, 1661.

6

feet

6

inches

x

Jf

feet

4

inches.

99

LARGE

LEOPARD

SKIN.

Lined.

Length, 8

feet

1 inch; zvidth,

^

feet

6

inches.

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100 ANTIQUE CHINESE

RUG.

With

five

floral medallions of

blue and white

ranged

at intervals on a pale

yellow ground, the

ground

being figured with

a

lattice pattern; the

borders

are

of

conventional

scrolls

in

several

shades of

blue.

Kang-Si Period,

A.

D.

1661.

Length, 3

feet

3 inches;

tvidth,

1}

feet

Jf

inches.

101

KASHAN

PICTURE

RUG.

On a deep red

ground

figures

of

royal

hunstmen

are seen

leading

the

chase, surrounded

by

deep

rose

conventional

borders.

At

the

top

Persian

inscriptions

appear in two tablets.

This

is a

very

uncommon

Persian

picture

rug and

is

in fine

condition.

102

ANTIQUE CHINESE RUG.

With

centre

floral

medallion

and floral corners

of

varying

shades

of

blue

on

a

pale

yellow

ground, which

is

strewn

with

flowers and dwarf

trees in

boxes ;

the

borders

are

of fret and flower

pattern. Kang-Si Period,

A.

D.

1661.

Length, 7

feet

Jf

inches;

width,

5

feet

1

inch.

103 BLACK BEAR SKIN RUG.

Mounted

with

head

and

claws,

and

lined.

5

feet

10

inches x

Jf

feet

8

inches.

104

LARGE

KASHAN

CARPET.

With

centre

floral

medallion

in varying shades of

pink on

a groimd

of

dark blue

;

the intricate

floral

borders

of pink and

pearl on

a

coffee colored

field.

This

rug

is

of

superior

quality

and

very

fine

condition.

Length,

10

feet

5

inches;

width,

7

feet

10 inches.


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105

LARGE

ROYAL

TABRIZ

RUG.

With

centre

floral

medallion

of

ivory

and dark

blue

on

a

red

field

and

corner

pieces

of medallions

quartered

;

the

principal

border is a

floral

pattern

of

intermingling

blue

and

rich

red,

flanked

by

five narrow

borders.

This

is a

rug

of

fine dimen-

sions

and

superior

quality.

Length,

I4

feet

9

inches;

zvidth,

10

feet

1

inch.

106 FOUR TABLE

FOOT CUSHIONS.

In Silk Brocade.

107 FIRESIDE

CHAIR.

Upholstered

all over in French

silk brocade,

with

chintz

cover.

108

FRENCH

CARVED

WOOD

CRADLE.

The

gilded supports,

of Empire

design,

are sur-

mounted

by draped urns and adorned with

shields showing

the

letter

N

;

the cradle is up-

holstered

in pink silk brocade, with

the

rim

tufted and

the

slip

bottom

covered with

the same

material

;

the

rod which

sustains

the

veil

is sur-

mounted by

a

crown of

carved

wood

gilded. The

cradle

is

said to

have

been

used

in

the

Tuilleries

by

the infant

Prince

Napoleon.

Brought

from

France by

the

present owner.

Length,

52

inches;

height,

8Jf

inches.

109

SHERATON

MAHOGANY

SIDEBOARD.

With

rounded

corners,

on

taper

legs,

having

cup-

board and bottle

compartments

and three

draw-

ers;

decorated

with

holly

inlays,

brass

drop

handles

and

key

masks.

Length,

6

feet;

width,

2

feet

2 inches.

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110

GOLDEN

OAK BUFFET.

Elaborately carved

with griffins, scrolls and

leaves,

'having

a

low^er cupboard and three draw-

ers

;

arched

canopy

top carved

with leaves

and

vines, with

two

side

shelves

and

mirror

back.

1

1

1

SET

OF

ONE

ARM

AND FOUR

SIDE CHAIRS.

Of

golden oak to

match;

the uprights

terminat-

ing in carved

griffin

heads,

carved crests, seats

and

backs upholstered in green leather.

112

ROUND

TOP

DINING

TABLE

OF

GOLDEN

OAK.

With carved

pedestal, four legs

elaborately

carved with

claw

and ball

feet.

Top five feet in

diameter,

with five extra leaves.

113

GLASS

AND CHINA

CABINET

OF

GOLDEN

OAK.

With frame

elaborately

carved

to

match

the fore-

going pieces.

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SECOND

SESSION

Tuesday Afternoon, December

17,

1912,

at 2:30

o'clock

Cut

Glass, European

and

Satsuma

Porcelain,

Bronzes, Crystals, Teakwood,

Ebony,

Mahogany,

and

Louis

XVIth

Furniture

114

JAPANESE WICKER

ROSE

BASKET.

Filled

with

artificial

flowers.

115

WIESBADEN

FLOWER

HOLDER.

With

black

and white

thorn

decoration

on

a

green ground.

With

stand.

Height,

7

inches.

116 TWO

SMALL ROYAL COPENHAGEN

JEWEL

TRAYS.

With handles shaped

as doves.

117 PORCELAIN

BREAKFAST

SERVICE.

Consisting of

bowl,

saucer and

ladle

with

applied

silver decoration.

118 LADY'S

MEMORANDUM

BOOK.

Bound in

red morocco,

the

sides

paneled

with

embroidery

of flowers

and

trophies.

Edged with

gold

and

lined

with

white

satin.

From

a

Prin-

cess

of

Saxony.

Work of

the

XVIII.

Century.

119

SEVEN CUT

GLASS CHAMPAGNES.

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120

SIX

CUT

GLASS

COCKTAILS.

121

SEVEN

CUT

GLASS CLARETS.

122

SIX

CUT

GLASS

SALT

HOLDERS.

123

TWELVE

TALL

CUT

GLASS

CHAMPAGNES.

124

ELEVEN

BOHEMIAN AMBER

RHINE

WINE

GLASSES.

125 SIX

CUT

GLASS

FINGER

BOWLS.

126

TWELVE

THIN

GLASS

GOBLETS.

127

CUT GLASS

JAM

JAR.

With

silver

cover and spoon.

128

CUT

GLASS

FRUIT

TRAY.

With

diamond

and

rose

pattern.

129

TWO

CUT

GLASS

COMPOTE

DISHES.

130

TWO

ROYAL MEISSEN PLATES.

The

rims

edged

with

gold,

decorated

with

flowers

and insects;

the

centre with

landscape and ani-

mals.

131

CUT GLASS

JAM JAR,

WITH

COVER.

(Chipped.)

132

CUT

GLASS

PICKLE

DISH.

133 TWO

CUT GLASS

CRUETS.

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134

CUT GLASS

MUSTARD

JAR,

WITH

COVER.

135

CUT

GLASS

BERRY

DISH.

Of

strawberry

and

diamond

pattern.

136

CUT

GLASS

OLIVE

DISH.

With

pierced

silver rim

and silver

olive

fork.

137

CUT

GLASS

SUGAR SIFTER.

With

silver

plated

top.

138

SATSUMA

PLAQUE.

With

figure panels on a

honeycomb ground in

gold. On

teak wood

easel. Height,

5

inches.

139

MIRROR

TABLE

PLATEAU.

With

metal rim and

eight metal feet.

Diameter

16

inches.

140

TABLE

SCARF OF RENAISSANCE

LACE.

141

WIESBADEN

PORCELAIN

TABLE

JARDI-

NIERE.

With

woodland decoration;

handles shaped

as

sea-horses.

142

CUT

GLASS

ICE BOWL

WITH

SILVER

PLATED

LINING.

Middlesex

Company, makers.

143

CUT

GLASS

GLOBULAR

PUNCH

BOWL.

Cut

in chrysanthemum

pattern.

With

teak

wood

stand.

Diameter, 15

inches.

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144

ROYAL DRESDEN

POWDER

BOX

WITH

COVER.

Chinese decoration

in

blue

and

red.

145

MINIATURE

SATSUMA

KORO.

Decorated

with figure panels

on

a

gold ground,

having

a

gold

dog

Foo finial.

The following

ten

items

(Nos. 146

to 155

inclusive),

also

the

Mahogany

Sideboard, No.

236,

are

from

the

home

of Mr. Isaac

Carpenter

of Minisink

(now Wawayanda),

Orange

County,

N.

Y.

The

house

and

its

contents

re-

mained in the possession of

the Carpenter

family

for more

than

a

century, and these articles

are

consigned

by Mrs.

Edward

Silk,

a

grand-daughter

of Mr. Carpenter.

146

TWO

BOWLS.

One

of pink lustre,

the

other with gold

decora-

tion.

147

ENGLISH WATER

PITCHER.

White

with

blue

relief figure

decoration

repre-

senting

the four

seasons

and

groups

of

fruits

and flowers.

148

OLD

ENGLISH

TEA

POT

AND

SLOP

BOWL.

With

grape vine decoration

in

blue

and gold and

gold flower

knob. (Repaired.) (Two pieces.)

149

QUAINT

IRON

TOASTING

RACK.

150

OLD

LIVERPOOL

BOWL

AND

EWER.

With transfer

decoration

of Chinese

Juvenile

Amusements.

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151

CUT

GLASS

BUTTER DISH

AND

WATER

BOTTLE.

(Two

pieces.)

152

THREE

RUSH

BOTTOM

CHAIRS:

ONE

ROCKER

AND

TWO

SIDE

CHAIRS.

With

gilt

stencil decoration.

(Rushes

broken

in

one seat.)

153

ANTIQUE

SPINNING

REEL.

In working

order.

154

ANTIQUE

SPINNING

WHEEL.

In

working order.

155

EMPIRE

UPRIGHT

MIRROR.

Mahogany

veneered

frame.

156

FRENCH

BRONZE

FIGURE

OF

A

DUTCH

FLOWER

GIRL.

157

TWO FRENCH

MINIATURE

BRONZE

FIG-

URES OF

MARKET

WOMEN.

158

MINIATURE

SATSUMA

VASE.

Decorated

with

figure

panels in gold and

colors.

Height, 2

1-2

inches

159 SATSUMA

PLAQUE.

Decorated

with

landscape panels

with

figures

on

a

gold ground.

On

teak

wood easel.

Diameter,

5

inches.

160 LARGE

FRENCH BRONZE

INK

WELL.

Showing

an oblong

tray

with

two

wild boars

grazing.

Length,

10 inches.


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161

WIDE-MOUTHED

GOLFE-JUAN

VASE.

Urn-shaped

with two small

handles,

covered

with

a

rich glaze

of

deep

red and blue

splash.

Height,

10 inches.

162

JAPANESE OBLONG LACQUER

TRAY.

With storks and landscape decoration.

Length,

23

inches;

width,

12

1-2

inches

163

SATSUMA

BOWL.

Decorated with landscapes

and

domestic scenes

in gold and color.

164

THREE DOWN SOFA PILLOWS.

One

of

antique

embroidery

on linen with

gold

lace;

one of

lace over

a

silk

undercover;

one a

long cushion of cut velvet in

a

lattice

and

floral

pattern.

165

JAPANESE

VASE

MADE

BY

KOZAN.

Of

milk white

ground with

blue wave

decora-

tion. Teak

wood

stand.

Height,

10

inches.

166

TABLE SCARF.

Of

gold

thread

embroidery.

Sise,

35 X

19

inches.

167

JAPANESE

WICKER COVERED

HALL VASE.

With

metal lining and

artificial flowers.

Height, 31

inches.

168

SATSUMA

CHOCOLATE

POT.

With

paneled

sides, decorated with landscapes;

the

handle shaped as

bamboo

studded

with

flowers

in

color;

the

cover in

gold.

Height, 8 inches.

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169

SATSUMA

PLAQUE.

Decorated with

landscapes

and

figures.

With

teak

wood

easel.

Diameter,

9

inches.

170

SATSUMA FLAT VASE

WITH

PORCELAIN

STAND.

The

sides decorated

with

landscapes,

having

scroll handles of gold.

The

base

decorated with

gold.

Height,

5

1-2

inches.

171

JAPANESE

BRONZE

VASE.

With

applied decoration of

silver storks.

Height,

10

inches.

\72

JAPANESE

OVOID

VASE.

Decorated

with alternating floral

bands

of

black,

white

and

lavender.

With

teak

wood

stand.

173

CEREMONIAL

TEA

BOWL.

Blue

enamel

decoration

with

conventional peonies

outside,

the

inside showing drops of

shaded

pink.

Made

in Awata Kioto, date 1800.

(Repaired.)

174

SATSUMA

PLAQUE.

With

landscape and

flower

decoration. With

teak wood easel. Diameter, 10 inches.

175

SATSUMA VASE.

Of globular

body

and flaring neck, decorated

with

three landscape panels on a gold ground,

having

gold

borders. On

teak

wood

stand.

Height,

7

1-2

inches.

176

PAIR

OF

JAPANESE

BRONZE

VASES.

With

loop handles.

Height, 11 3-4

inches.

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177

SATSUMA

KORO.

Hexagonal in form,

with

panels

decorated

with

figures

of thirty-two

wise

men.

Open

silver

cover

with

chrysanthemum

crest. Teak

wood

stand.

Height,

9

1-2

inches.

178 SATSUMA

PLAQUE.

The

decoration showing

the

goddess

of

mercy

riding on

a

dragon.

Gold

borders. With teak

wood easel. Height, 8

1-2

inches.

179 AUSTRIAN

CRYSTAL

JEWEL

TRAY.

Etched

with

landscape

and

deer.

180 MINIATURE SATSUMA

VASE.

Decorated

with

wistaria.

On

teak

wood

stand.

Height,

4

inches.

181

CARVED

IVORY

ELEPHANT

SUPPORTING

A

SMALL

CRYSTAL

BALL.

Height, 3

1-2

inches.

182 SATSUMA GLOBULAR VASE.

With

thfee

landscape medallions

on

figured

ground of

green,

white and red.

Height,

6

inches.

183

GOLD

BELT

BUCKLE.

Of

Japanese

design

but

French workmanship of

the

finest

character, being shaped

as

a

three

clawed

dragon exquisitely

modeled

and

chased.

Stamped

18 karats.

184

CHINESE

TEA

JAR.

Invested

with fine peachblow crackle glaze.

On

teak wood

stand.

Kang-Si Period. Height of

bowl, 3

1-2

inches;

with

stand,

6

1-2

inches.

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185

JAPANESE

LONG

NECK VASE.

Decoration

of Fujiyama. Signed Nishi

Ura.

Height,

6 inches.

186

JAPANESE

COUPE.

Invested

with

fine

apple

green

crackle

glaze.

Signed by

Takamoto.

SATSUMA

TEA

JAR.

With

figure panel decoration

on

a

diapered

ground of red, green and gold.

Height,

5 inches.

FLOWER

VASE.

Invested

with

ox

blood

glaze

mottled.

On

teak

wood

stand.

Signed,

Makudzu, 1875.

Height,

11

inches.

SATSUMA

PLAQUE.

With

landscape panel

and chrysanthemum deco-

ration

in

gold

and

color.

On

teak

wood

easel.

Diameter,

7 inches.

JAPANESE

COUPE.

Invested with a

clouded

peach

blow glaze

of

fine

quality.

Signed

by

Takamoto

(1800-1875).

With

teak

wood stand.

191

SATSUMA

VASE.

Decoration

of

numerous

figures in the landscape,

with

gold

borders.

Carved

teak wood stand.

Height,

8

1-2

inches.

192

VASE.

The

body

covered

with tea green glaze,

the

neck

with

running

ox

blood. Takamoto,

maker

(1800-1875). On

teak

wood

stand.

Height,

11 inches.

33

187

188

189

190


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193

CHINESE

VASE.

Invested

with

a

clouded

glaze

of

sang-de-boeuf

on celadon.

Chien

Lung Period.

Height,

5

1-2

inches

194 KORO

OF KUTANI

WARE.

With

panel

sides,

straight

handles,

the

cover

sur-

mounted

by a dog

Foo.

Height,

6 inches.

195

SATSUMA

SAUCER.

With

figure

and

landscape

decoration,

bordered

with

chrysanthemums.

196

JAPANESE

SILVER

BOX.

With

relief

decoration showing

two warriors

seated

beneath

a

tree.

197 IMPERIAL

GREEN

FEITSUI

JADE

SPECI-

MEN.

Intricately carved with landscapes

and

figures in

relief

on both front and back surfaces.

With

elaborately

carved

teak wood

stand. An un-

usually

fine specimen.

Height, 8

inches;

length,

9

inches.

198

OLD

SATSUMA

TEA

SET.

Decorated

with figures

representing

the

disciples

of

Buddha

in gold

on

a

chocolate

ground, having

spout and

handles shaped as

dragons.

The

set

consists

of six

cups

and

saucers, sugar

bowl,

creamer and

tea

pot.

Signed

Hodada.

(9

pieces.)

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199

A

CABINET

BRONZE

SUPPORTING

THREE

CRYSTAL BALLS.

The bronze represents wave

forms

and spray,

and

the

three balls the three

elements

of earth,

fire

and

water.

Diameter

of

the

three

balls

is

3

1-2

inches,

2

1-2

inches

and 2 inches,

respect-

ively.

On

oblong teak

wood

stand.

Height,

IJf

inches; length,

11

1-2

inches;

width,

8

inches.

200

CHINESE PORCELAIN

JAR.

Decorated

with

white

hawthorn

flowers

on

a

blue ground. With carved teak wood

cover

on

a

teak wood

stand.

Height, 16 inches.

TEMPLE

JAR.

With

rich

Satsuma decorations

of

landscape

and

figure panels

on

a

figured gold

ground.

Signed

by

Hozan

of Kioto.

With

teak

wood

stand.

Height,

22

inches.

CHINESE CELADON

JAR.

Decorated

with

wave fomis and

dog

Foo

in

peach color. With carved wood

cover and stand.

Chien

Lung

Period. Height, IS inches.

203

SATSUMA

PLAQUE.

Centre

decoration

of

a

landscape

on

a

diapered

field,

bordered

with

a

fret

pattern in gold. With

teak wood

easel. Diameter,

8

1-2

inches.

201

202

204

SATSUMA COVERED

POWDER

BOX.

Decorated

with

landscape

and

figures,

having

gold feet and

cover.

On

teak

wood

stand.

Height,

Jf

inches.

35


38/68

205 ROUND

SATSUMA

DISH.

With

fan decoration.

Diameter,

7

1-2

inches.

206

SATSUMA

FLOWER

VASE.

Landscape and

figure

decoration,

fret

and flower

borders.

Height,

10

1-2

inches.

207

PINK

ROCK

CRYSTAL

VASE.

With elephant

head,

ring

handles,

the surface

carved

with

a

floral

pattern

in

relief;

the cover

surmounted by

a

dog

Foo.

Carved

teak

wood

stand.

An

unusual

specimen.

Height,

12 inches.

208 SATSUMA

VASE.

With landscape

decoration

in gold and colors on

white

ground,

and gold borders

about

the

shoul-

der.

With

teak

wood

stand.

Height, 7

1-2

inches.

209

JAPANESE

BRONZE

VASE.

Inlaid

with silver and

gold decoration

of birds

and flowers. Height, 10 inches.

210

SATSUMA

TEA

JAR

WITH

COVER.

With elaborate

gold figure

decoration

on

a

cream

white ground,

having

gold rope

finish about

the

neck.

Signed,

Jioku

Sen.

With

teak wood

stand.

Height, 28

inches.

211

TWO

BRONZE

FIGURES.

Representing Japanese

wandering

musicians.

Carved

wood

leaf stands.

Height, 16

inches.

36


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212 ANTIQUE

CLOISONNE

INCENSE

BURNER.

Resting on four feet, with

dog

Foo

handle.

With

Chinese carved

teak wood stand.

Height,

12

inches.

213

SATSUMA

VASE.

With

vine

and leaf gold decoration.

Teak wood

stand.

Height,

10

1-2

inches.

214

TWO

DOWN SOFA

PILLOWS.

Of French

silk brocade,

floral

pattern

on

a

white

ground, one finished with

silk fringe.

215

OCTAGONAL

CARVED TEAK

WOOD FOOT

STOOL.

Decorated with

leaves and

flowers.

Height, 11

inches.

216

FRENCH

SILK

BROCADE

TABLE

COVER.

With pattern of wreaths, garlands and baskets

on

a

white ground.

Edged

with

silk fringe and

lined

with green silk.

50 inches square.

217

TWO DOWN

SOFA

PILLOWS.

Of green velvet,

one with

Italian

brocade

panel

trimmed

with

gold

lace;

the

other

with Chinese

embroidery panel

trimmed

with

gold

lace.

218

JAPANESE

IMARI

PLAQUE.

With

figure

and

flower decoration.

Diameter,

2^

inches.

219

CHINESE

TEAK

WOOD

TABLE.

Decorated

with wave

frets.

Height,

25

inches;

top,

18 x

12

1-2

inches.

37


40/68

220 SATSUMA

TEMPLE

JAR

WITH

COVER.

On

a gold and

black figured

ground

sown

with

red

poppies

are

floral

panels

of chrysanthemums

on

a white ground,

with gold

borders.

Height,

26

1-2

inches.

221

JAPANESE

BRONZE GROUP

OF

PHEAS-

ANTS.

Of silver enameled in color;

the

whole on

a

carved

wood and malachite

stand in form

of

a

grotto; on

teak

wood

base,

gilded.

Piece

of

extraordinary

workmanship.

With

glass

shade.

Height,

11 inches; length,

1^

inches.

222

CHINESE

TEAK WOOD STAND.

With

carved

decoration in form

of

wave

frets.

223

OLD JAPANESE

BRONZE

TEMPLE VASE.

Of

imposing

size,

the

body

being

decorated

with

a

series

of

bands

of

cloisonne

enamel in

a

chrys-

anthemum

pattern,

and

having

a

dragon

coiled

about

the

neck. Height,

37

inches.

224

JAPANESE

IMARI

PLAQUE.

With

figure

and

landscape

decoration.

Diameter,

2If

inches.

225

LADY'S

ROCKING

CHAIR.

Arms and

back

stufifed,

upholstered

in French

silk

brocade.

With

chintz

cover.

226

DEER

HEAD,

MOUNTED.

227

TEAK

WOOD

ARM

CHAIR.

With

richly carved

back

and marble seat.

38


41/68

228 TWO DOWN

SOFA

PILLOWS.

Of

blue

velvet with old

Italian

brocade panel

and

silver cord edge.

229

MAHOGANY

ARM

ROCKING

CHAIR.

Of Roman

style,

with

carved

uprights and

shield-

shaped

back.

230 CHINESE

TEAK

WOOD

TABLE.

Decorated with carved

frets.

Height, 30

inches;

top, 22

x

16

inches.

231

EBONY PARLOR CABINET.

With two glass doors,

two

shelves and four

quarter

round

side shelves.

232

DRAWING ROOM

ARM

CHAIR

OF

LOUIS

XVI.

STYLE.

The

frame carved

and gilded and

upholstered

with Beauvais tapestry, with loose

seat cushion.

233 ITALIAN MAHOGANY

BOOK

CASE.

Having inlaid decoration,

with

two doors

over-

laid

with

lattice

scrolls.

Height,

J/

feet

7

inches;

zvidth,

3

feet

2

inches;

depth, 1

foot

3

inches.

234

LOUIS

XVI.

FRENCH

WALNUT

CABINET.

With

curved

side

panels,

one glass door,

mirror

back and elaborate ormolu

mountings.

Three

glass

shelves.

Height,

5

feet

2

inches; zvidth, 3

feet

7

inches;

depth,

1

foot

Ji

inches.

39


42/68

235

EBONY

LIBRARY

TABLE.

With ornamental

supports,

moulded

bed

with

two drawers,

shaped top

covered with

dark

leather.

236

AMERICAN

SHERATON SIDEBOARD.

With

curved

front having

a

curved recessed

cup-

board below and

wide drawer above, with

two

bottle

drawers, two

small cupboards and four

small

drawers, baluster

legs

with arched brackets

and brass feet

;

the top, which is lower than

the

end

sections

has

arched

back

board,

and

the

front

is veneered in

panels showing

the

fine effect

of

the

maJiogany

grain

;

the doors and

drawers

have

fine reed

edges

and

veneer

borders with brass

rosette

ring

handles

and

urn

key

escutcheons.

Made

about

1800.

Has

been in possession

of

the present

family

for several

generations.

Height,

50

inches;

width,

71

inches;

depth,

22

inches.

237

DRAWING

ROOM SUITE OF LOUIS

XVI.

STYLE.

Consisting

of sofa, two

arm

and two side

chairs,

with

frames carved

and

gilded,

the backs

crested

with

garlands

and pineapple knobs;

upholstered

with

Beauvais

tapestry.

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THIRD

SESSION

Tuesday

Evening,

December

17,

1912,

at

8:15 o'clock

Oil

and

Water Color

Paintings,

Bronzes,

and

Marbles

A.

W.

HARRINGTON

238

THE

OLD

BRIDGE.

P. A.

C.

AN

EAST

SIDE

TYPE.

(Two

water

colors.)

Signed.

Height,

12 inches;

zvidth,

9

inches.

DOUGLAS

VOLK

239

A BREAK IN

THE

CLOUDS.

H.

H. DUESSEL

COAST

SCENE

AT

SUNSET.

Panels. Signed.

Height,

4

inches;

width,

6

inches.

JOHN

WESTERBERG

240

MARINE.

V.

GUMBAY

ON

A

BALCONY.

(Two Studies.)

The

first

on metal.

Height,

7

inches;

width,

9

inches.

The

second, water color.

Signed.

Height,

IJf

inches;

zvidth,

9

inches.

41


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C. SAM

WARD

241

VIEW

OF

SNOW PEAKS.

THE

MOUNTAIN

RANGE FROM

THE

PLAINS.

(Two

studies.

)

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

9 inches; width,

15 inches.

UNKNOWN PAINTER

242

LANDSCAPE SKETCH.

A

HOME

IN

SOUTHERN

CALIFORNIA.

(Two studies.)

Canvas.

Height, 9

inches;

width,

12

inches.

W. G. COUTTS

Early

American

Sculptor

243

MEDALLION

PORTRAIT

OF

ELISHA

KENT

KANE.

Signed.

Framed under glass. Letters to

the

artist

attached to the

back

show

it

was

made

in 1857.

Diameter,

6

inches.

PAUL NOCaUET

244

FIGURE

STUDY.

UNKNOWN

PAINTER

HEWNOAKS.

(Two

studies.)

The first

signed.

Height, 18

inches;

ividth,

15

inches.

The second

Height, 12

inches; zvidth,

16

inches.

42


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FUKAWA BASKE

Contemporary

Japanese Painter

245

SPRING

MIST.

Water

color. Signed.

Height,

12

inches; zvidth,

18

inches.

C.

VAN

LEEMPUTTEN

246 CHICKENS.

Panel.

Signed.

Height,

61-2

inches; zvidth,

9

1-2

inches.

LOUIS PYRON

Contemporary French

Painter

247

GIRL'S

HEAD.

Water color.

Signed.

Height,

22

inches;

width,

11

inches.

FUKAWA

BASKE

Contemporary

Japanese

Painter

248 OLD

PINE

TREES.

Water

color.

Signed.

Height,

Hi

inches; width, 21 inches.

PAUL

NOCaUET

249 GROUP

OF

TWO MALE

FIGURES.

Charcoal and

chalk drawing.

Signed.

Height, 15 inches;

width,

18

inches.

R.

BARTELn

250

LANDSCAPE.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height, 12

inches; width,

17

inches.

43


46/68

E.

MILLS

251

VIEW

IN

VENICE.

Water

color.

Signed.

Height,

8

1-2

inches;

zvidth,

13

inches.

FUKAWA

BASKE

Contemporary

Japanese

Painter

252 ATAMI

BAY.

Water

color.

Signed.

Height,

18

inches;

width,

25

inches.

E.

CHATEIGNON

253

HARVESTERS

AT

REST.

Panel.

Signed.

Dated

'89.

Height,

9

1-2

inches;

zvidth, 12

inches.

FREDERICK

RONDEL,

A.

N.

A.'

American

Painter,

1826-1892

254

SCENE

ON

THE

BATHING

BEACH.

Canvas.

Signed

and dated 1871.

Height,

9

inches; width, 20 inches

JASPER

FRANCIS

CROPSEY, N.

A.

1823-1900.

255

SOUTHERN

ITALY.

Oval canvas.

Signed and

dated

1875.

Height,

27

inches;

width,

18 inches.

ARTHUR

WARDLE

Contemporary

EngUsh

Painter

256

AFRICAN

SERVAL.

Pastel.

Signed.

Height, 9

1-2

inches;

width, 13

inches.

44


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G.

HENKEL

Contemporary Dutch Painter

257

TAKING

HIS

EASE.

Water

color.

Signed.

Height, 20 inches; zvidth,

I4

inches.

JAMES

FAIRMAN

1826-1902

258

SUNSET

ON THE

RIVER.

Canvas.

Signed and

dated

'72.

Height,

IJ/

inches; zvidth, 22

inches.

MADAME E. TOTJDOTIZE

French

Aquarellist

259 AN

OLD

FASHIONED DANCE.

Water

color.

Signed.

Height,

16

1-2

inches; zvidth,

12

1-2

inches.

ALEXANDER

POPE

Contemporary American

Painter

260

YOUNG

HUNTERS.

Canvas.

Signed

and

dated

'91.

Height, 17 inches;

zvidth,

23

inches.

G.

L. CLOUGH

American Painter

261

CHILDREN

AT

PLAY BY

THE RIVERSIDE.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height, 16

inches;

zvidth, 20

inches.

45


48/68

JASPER

FRANCIS

CROPSEY,

N.

A.

1823-1900

262

OLD

TAVERN

NEAR

ALBANI,

ITALY.

Canvas. Signed and

dated

1875.

Height,

12 inches;

zvidth,

30

inches.

R. AGRESTI

Contemporary Italian

Painter

263

AN ITALIAN PEASANT

GIRL.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

IJf

inches;

zvidth, 11

inches.

JASPER FRANCIS

CROPSEY, N.

A.

1823-1900

264

STOKE

POGIS

CHURCH, ENGLAND.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

23

inches; zvidth,

J^O

inches.

FITKAWA

BASKE

Contemporary

Japanese

Painter

265

FUKAGAWA

ON THE

RIVER.

Water

color.

Signed.

Height,

17 inches;

zvidth,

24

inches.

G.

L.

CLOTJGH

American

Painter

/^266

LANDSCAPE

CLEARING

AFTER

A

STORM.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height, 21

inches;

zvidth,

33

inches.

46


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W.

RAIMOND

267 FRUITS

AND

FLOWERS.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

21)

inches; zvidth,

20

inches.

FUKAWA BASKE

Contemporary

Japanese Painter

268

THE AYASE

RIVER.

Water

color. Signed.

Height,

22

inches;

zvidth,

29

inches.

ROBERT

HOPKIN

American

Painter

269

ON THE COAST

OF

SCOTLAND.

Water

color.

Signed.

Height,

22

inches; zvidth,

26 inches.

FUKAWA

BASKE

Contemporary Japanese

Painter

270

THE

CHERRY

SEASON

AT

MUKOJIMA.

Water

color.

Signed.

Height,

1/f

inches; zvidth,

18

inches

ARTHUR

WARDLE

Contemporary English Painter

271 LEOPARD

AND

TURTLE.

Pastel.

Signed.

Height, 10

inches;

zvidth,

16

inches.

47


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R.

LEGRAND

JOHNSON

Contemporary

American

Painter

272

SHEEP

BY

MOONLIGHT.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

IJ/^

inches; width,

20

inches.

G. J.

VAN

DE SANDE

BAKHUYSEN

Dutch

School

1826-1895

273

HOLLAND

LANDSCAPE,

AUTUMN.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

18 inches;

zvidth,

20

inches.

R.

L.

NEWMAN

Contemporary

American

Painter

274 CHRIST AND

HIS

APOSTLES.

Canvas.

Height,

20

inches; width,

SO inches-

MORSTON

REAM

American Painter

275 FRUIT,

GRAPES

AND

MELONS.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

26

inches;

width, 32 inches.

ROBERT

J.

WICKENDEN

Contemporary

American

Painter

276

LANDSCAPE

IN

AUTUMN.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

23

inches;

width,

28

inches

48


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H. VOLLET

277

A

WOMAN

STANDING BY

A

WINDOW.

Canvas. Signed.

Height,

21

inches; width,

10

inches.

R. BARTELU

278 SOUTH

WASHINGTON

SQUARE.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

2'i

inches;

ividth,

20

inches.

JASPER

FRANCIS

CROPSEY,

N. A.

1823-1900

279 THE TEMPLE OF

CERES,

PAESTUM,

ITALY.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

16 inches;

ividth,

30

inches.

SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS

1723-1792

280

MRS.

BILLINGTON.

Mrs. Billington

was a

well-known

English singer

whose

appearance

everywhere

awakened the

greatest enthusiasm.

She

is shown

here

in pro-

file seated before

a

piano,

her hands

resting

on

the keyboard.

Just

before his

eye-sight

failed

in

1789,

Sir

Joshua

painted

a

full

length portrait

of

her

which is now

in

the

New

York Public

Library.

Canvas.

Height,

27

inches; zvidth,

22

inches.

G. L.

CLOTJGH

American

Painter

281

MOUNTAIN

LANDSCAPE.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

20

inches; zvidth,

30 inches.

49


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EMAFUEL

LEUTZE,

N. A.

1816-1868

282

LADY

GODIVA.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

18

inches;

width,

llf

1-2

inches.

BRUNET

NEUVULE

283

STILL

LIFEBRASS

KETTLE AND

OYSTERS.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

21 inches;

width,

25

inches.

H. LAURENT

DESTOUSSENIZ

284

THE

VESPER HOUR.

Canvas. Signed.

Height,

20 inches; zvidth,

26

inches.

CARL

SPRINCHORN

285

WINTER

STREET

SCENE.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

22 inches; width,

28

inches.

GEORGE cum

1770-1854

286 PORTRAIT

OF GEORGE

HARLEY.

Clint began as

a

miniature painter, then became

a

mezzotint engraver

;

later he

took

up

the

paint-

ing of

portraits which

won for

him

great renown

in

his day.

His

talent brought him

the

friend-

ship of

Lawrence, Beechey,

Mulready, Stanfield

and

other

artists

of

his

time.

Many

of

his

dra-

matic

portraits

ornament

the

walls of the Gar-

rick Club

and his

Falstaff and

Mistress Ford

50


53/68

is

in the

National Gallery.

Harley

was

a cele-

brated comedian

and the

original

hatter

in

Box

and

Cox. Canvas.

Height,

4O

inches;

zvidth, 32

1-2

inches

From

the

Collection

of Mr.

Lewis Waller.

Bought from

the

Evans

Collection

sold

at

Christie's

in

1871.

DOUGLAS VOLK

287

PEONIES.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

19

inches; zvidth, 16

inches.

ROBERT EDGE

PINE

1742-1790

288

PORTRAIT

OF

DAVID GARRICK.

Of

English

birth and

training,

Pine's

reputation

rests

on

his

pictures drawn

from

Shakespeare

.

^^A/v'l^

and

his

theatrical

portraits.

The

latter

part

of

bis life

was

spent in the United

States,

where

loO

he portrayed Washington

and

other

leaders of

the

Revolution

;

he

died

in

Philadelphia.

Canvas.

Oval.

Height,

25

inches; width,

20

inches.

Bought

in

London in

1875

by

Elias Dexter

and relinad

the same

year

by

J.

H.

Lazarus

but

not

retouched

aside

from

a

spot on the

wig.

JASPER

FRANCIS

CROPSEY, N.

A.

1823-1900

289

TEMPLE

OF

NEPTUNE

AT

PAESTUM,

ITALY,

EARLY

MORNING.

Canvas.

Signed and

dated

1876.

Height,

18 inches;

zvidth,

30

inches.

51


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ENGnSH

SCHOOL

OF THE

XVEI.

CENTURY

290 PORTRAIT

OF

A

YOUNG

WOMAN.

Pastel.

Height,

2^

inches;

zvidth,

20 inches.

G.

L. CLOITGH

American

Painter

THE

RIVER

VALLEY ROAD.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

JjO

inches;

width,

32

inches.

WILUAM WISSING

1656-1687

292

LOUISE

KEROUAL,

DUCHESS

OF

PORTS-

MOUTH.

This

favorite

of Charles

II.,

who

came

to

Eng-

land as a

maid

of honor

to

his mother,

Henrietta

Maria,

is

shown at

half length

in

a

blue

gown

which

falls

away

from her right

shoulder. Her

hair is

elaborately dressed. The

painter, Wis-

sing, was

of

Dutch

birth and

became

the pupil

and assistant

of

Lely

:

after Lely's death he

took

rank

as

the

fashionable rival

of

Kneller. Canvas.

Height,

29

inches;

zvidth,

25

inches.

Bought

in

London

over

thirty

years

ago.

JASPER

FRANCIS

CROPSEY,

N.

A.

1823-1900

293

STONEHENGE,

ENGLAND.

Canvas.

Signed

and dated

1876.

Height,

24

inches;

zvidth,

5Jf

inches.

52


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SIR

JOSHUA

REYNOLDS

1723-1792

294 PORTRAIT

OF

AN UNKNOWN

MAN.

Wearing

a

brown coat,

the

subject is seen

at

half

length

holding

an

open

letter

in

his

hand.

His face

is

that

of

a

scholar,

and

he wears a

powdered wig. The

painting was

brought to

this

country

by

C.

R.

Leslie, the English

artist,

^^^^

who

sold

it

to

Thomas Sully

the

painter;

then

it

became

the

property

of Professor

John

Frost,

from

whose

widow

it

was

acquired

by

the

grand-

father of

the

present

owner,

Elias

Dexter. When

shown

to

Daniel Huntington, he

pronounced it

the

work

formerly

owned by

Leslie.

It is

men-

tioned

by

John

Sartain in his

Reminiscences

re-

calling

its exhibition by Sully in Philadelphia in

the

early

part of last century.

Canvas.

Height,

28

inches;

zvidth,

23

inches.

G. L. CLOUGH

American Painter

295 LANDSCAPE.

Canvas. Signed.

Height,

2

J/

inches;

zmdth,

36

inches.

DEWING WOODWARD

Contemporary American Painter

296

SLEEP.

Pastel. Signed.

Height, 21 inches;

zvidth,

IfS

inches.

Exhibited

at the

Salon, Paris,

1905.

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SIR

ROBERT

KER

PORTER

1777-1842

297

JOHN

PHILIP

KEMBLE

AS

CORIOLANUS.

Canvas.

Height,

52 inches;

width,

39

inches.

From the Collection of

Mr.

Lewis

Waller.

EUGENE

JOSEPH

VERBOECKHOVEN

1799-1881

298

LANDSCAPE WITH

SHEEP.

Canvas. Signed and

dated 1851.

Height,

25

inches;

width,

32

inches.

BARON ARILD

ROSENCRANTZ

Contemporary

Danish

Painter

299

LEWIS

WALLER AS HENRY

V.

Canvas.

Signed.

Height,

60

inches;

width,

28

inches.

From

the

Collection of Mr.

Lewis

Waller.

B.

WISNEWSKI

Contemporary Russian Painter

300

THE

GOOSE

HERD.

Canvas.

Signed

and dated 1892.

Height,

30

inches;

zvidth, 33

inches.

Shown at

the World's

Fair,

Chicago.

FRENCH

SCHOOL

XVIH. CENTURY

301

A

LADY

OF

THE

FRENCH

COURT.

Canvas.

Height,

36

inches; ividth,

21

inches.

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JASPER

FRANCIS

CROPSEY,

N.

A.

1823-1900

'HE

VALLEY

OF

-THE

DELAWARE.

yi/^^ ajivas.

Signed

and

dated 1974.

^

Height,

Ji2

inches;

width,

72

inches.

I.

MOIGNIEZ

303

A

WATER

FOWL

WITH

A

FISH.

Bronze

group.

Signed.

Height,

8

inches.

P.

BAZZATJn

304

NUDE FEMALE FIGURE.

Marble.

Signed. Detached

base.

Height,

29 inches.

305 ONYX

PEDESTAL WITH

RED

MARBLE

TOP

AND

BASE

AND

GILT

BRONZE

MOUNT-

INGS.

(Repaired.)

306

BRONZE

FIGURE OF

A

WATER CARRIER.

Reproduction of

the

antique

statue

in the

Naples

Museum.

With

white marble base.

Height,

20

inches.

307

REVOLVING

PEDESTAL OF

VERDE

AN-

TIQUE

MARBLE.

E. PICATJLT

308 A SCHOLAR OF THE

XIV. CENTURY.

Bronze full

length

figure.

Signed.

Height, 25

inches.

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309

ONYX

PEDESTAL

WITH

RED

MARBLE

BASE

AND

ORNAMENTAL

GILT

BANDS.

(The

base damaged and

repaired.)

J.

ROUSSEAU

310

A

WARRIOR

TESTING HIS

BOW.

Bronze

group.

Slightly damaged

at

the

back.

Height,

26

inches.

311 ONYX

PEDESTAL

WITH

RED MARBLE

BASE

AND

ORNAAIENTAL

BANDS

OF

GILT

BRONZE.

312

MARBLE

STATUE,

THE

FORCED

PRAYER,

BY

QUARNERIO.

One

of the most

popular subjects in

the

Italian

Section

of

the

Art

Department of

the Centennial

Exposition in

Philadelphia in

1876.

Signed

P.

Quarnerio,

Milan,

1873.

Height,

35

inches.

313 ELABORATE WOOD

PEDESTAL.

Inlaid

with floral

panels

of vari-colored

wood

and decorated

with

two

painted

porcelain

medal-

lions

of

Marie

Antoinette

and

Madam

de

Pom-

padour

and

with ormolu

moldings and

two

bronze

female

heads.


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