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LOWESTOFT, SU FFOLK.

A CATALOGUE OF THE MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF

RARE OLD CHINA, OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS,

Service of PU.atk, /■

AND

PLATED ARTICLES,

3000 VOLUMES OF BOOKS, ILLUSTRATED WORKS, AND PORTFOLIOS OF PRINTS,

UNIQUE MANUSCRIPTS,

JEWELLERY, CURIOSITIES, & OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY OF THE LATE

RICHARD HENRY REEVE, Esq., WHICH

Mr. \Y. T. I.> A L!..S Is favoured with instructions from the Executors, to Sell by Auction,

AT THE

PUBLIC HALL, LONDON ROAD, LOWESTOFT, (Removed there for convenience of Salef

On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, & FRIDAY, MAY 22nd, 23rd, & 24th, 1889,

Commencing each day at ELEVEN o’clock precisely.

Price Two Shillings.

CONDITIONS OF SALE.

FIRST.

The highest bidder to bo the buyer; the advance on each lot to be fixed by the

Auctioneer, who reserves to himself the right of refusing the bidding of any person, should

he see tit; and it any dispute arise between the bidders, the lot or lots so disputed about,

may, at the discretion of the Auctioneer, be put up again and re-sold, but the decision

of the Auctioneer shall, in all cases of dispute, be final and conclusive.

SECOND.

Tue full purchase-money for each lot shill be pud at the fall of the hammer, (if

required). Each and eveiv lot shall, at the fall of the hammer, be considered as delivered

to and accepted by the respective purchaser or purchasers thereof, and shall be aad

remain in every respect at his, her, or their absolute risk and expense, and shall be

removed from the place of sale by the purchasers at their expense, at, and within the time

to be mentioned by the Auctioneer, and taken, \\ ithout any allowance or compensation

for quantity, measurement, quality, weight, defect, error of description, or tor or on

any other account whatsoever, tlie Auctioneer not being responsible for the coirect

description, genuineness, authenticity, or completeness of any lot, and making no

warranty or guarantee whatever.

THIRD.

W, lot or lots shall be removed from the premises ou which the sale is held till

paid for, or without a delivery order, unless by permission of the Auctioneer; nor shall

any person he allowed to retract his or her bidding, hut give up his or her name and

residence, if required.

FOURTH.

If any purchaser shall fail to comply w th the above conditions, or any of them, the

Auctioneer shall be at liberty either to iccover in full the amount of the lot or lots

bought by such purchaser, without, refeiec.ee to any delivery or acceptance of the lot

or lots, other than the fiist delivery and stipulated acceptance at the fall of the hammer ;

or to resell any lot or lots bought by such purchaser, eithcr by public or piivate sale ;

and the full amount of the purchase-money at the present sale, or the deficiency (if any)

arising from such second sale, together with the expenses attending the same, shall

he made good by the defaulter at the present sale, and be recoverable as and for

liquidated damages.

FIFTH.

The contract of sale is to he deemed in all cases as made exclusively with the

Auctioneer, and payment is to be made to him or his cieik only.

SIXTH.

The Auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale, to

put up and sell together any two or more lots, or to divide any lot; and in any other

respect to alter the order of sale as he may think fit.

r7&

If). (5. BflLiLiS njost respectfully solicits

Especial /\tteytioy to tlje rye pits ayd Value of

this Important a yd tyterestinq Gollectioy.

THE OLD CHINA Comprises many beautiful and rare specimens of

LOWESTOFT, LEEDS, WEDGWOOD, ORIENTAL, DRESDEN, CHELSEA,

and other Fabriques, among which may be noted

A MAGNIFICENT CHELSEA VASE, Dresden and Chelsea Figures, and select examples of “Lowestoft.”

T he Oil P* a ixtixcs INCLUDE WORKS BY

CANALETTO, VAN HUYSUM, HEINS, VAN GOYEN, BAS3AN0, PETHER,

SIR GODFREY KNELLER, SIR WILLIAM BEECHY, WESTHALL, MISS STANNARD.

There are some very Scarce Old Engravings.

A FINE SERVICE OF ABOUT

1,250 ozs. of SIIiVEl^, PLATED APyTICLES.

LIBRARY of about 3.000 VOLUMES, Containing: the Works of Old and Modern Authors, in various Classes of Scienca and

O 0 3

General Literature.

Portfolios of Prints, Unique M anuscripts.

JEWELLERY, AND ARTICLES OF VIRTU, Detailed in the following Catalogue.

Arnmgaiu'ui of ^>ale.

ptF^gJ D/\y, W'edHe,SD/\Y, /X\aY 22Hd:—Old ehiya,

Bronzes, and Guriosities.

SEeOf'lD D/\Y, THUf^.d/vV', /M/yf 23f^d:—pictures,

plate ar\d plated f\ rtieles, cieWellery, and Ornaryental

Objects.

J11(PD D/\Y, PRID/\Y, /K\/\Y 24-tH :—Bocks, thus-

trated Works, portfolios of prints, and /Manuscripts.

The entire Collection may be viewed on Tuesday, May 21st, from Eleven

o’clock until Four o’clock, and on the Mornings of Sale, from Nine o’clock until

the commencement of the Auction, each Day at ELEVEN o’clock.

ADMISSION BY CATALOGUE ONLY, TO ADMIT FOUR PERSONS.

Descriptive Catalogues, TWO SHILLINGS Each, may be obtained of the

Auctioneer, 12, London Road, Lowestoft.

CATALOGUE

First Day’s Sale,

On Wednesday, May 22nd COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O’CLOCK PUNCTUALLY.

Tk OLD CHINA ORIENTAL.

LOT

1 Pair 9-inch ecalloped-edge plates, flowered centres and borders

2 Ditto 3 Ditto

4 Pair 9-inch plates, flowers and fruit

5 Ditto

6 Ditto

7 Pair plates fully decorated with flowers and birds

8 Ditto

9 Ditto

10 Ditto

11 Ditto

12 Pair 9-inch plates, delicately painted with centre designs and scroll and

scale borders

13 Ditto

11 Three ditto

0 First Day’s Sale,

LOT

15 Fourteen-inch deep circular dish, flowered centre and bordered with bouquets

in panels

16 Pair small deep circular plates

17 Pair flowered octagon plates, with birds in panels

18 Ditto

19 Ditto

20 Pair Si-inch plates, with stags in centres of black-and-gold and flowered

panel borders

21 Pair 9-inch scalloped-edge plates, decorated with flowers and leaves

22 Ditto

23 Ditto

21 A very fine 12-inch circular dish, with Chinese figures, birds, flowers, and

gilt border

25 Pair 11-inch circular dishes, alternate blue-and-gold and flowered border

panels, with birds and flowers in centres

26 Ditto

27 Pair 12-inch ditto and one 10-inch ditto

28 Pair 81-inch plates, flowered centres and panels

29 Ditto

30 Ditto

31 Ditto

32 Ditto

33 Three ditto

31 Pair 9-inch plates, flowered centres and flowered and scale borders

35 Ditto

36 Ditto

37 Ditto

38 Ditto

39 Pair fine 9-inch deep circular plates, embellished with flowers, birds of

paradise, and borders

10 Ditto

41 Ditto

12 Pair 8-inch octagon plates, flowered centres and panelled borders

13 Ditto

11 Pair blue-and-gold flowered plates

45 Three ditto

Wednesday, May 22nd, 1889. 7

LOT

46 Two pairs 0-inch plates, “Chinese Figures”

47 Ditto

48 Four 9-inch flowered-centre plates with panel borders

49 Four ditto

50 Three ditto

51 Pair 9-inch flowered circular dishes

52 Pair 11 -inch circular dishes, flowered centre, panel sprays and borders

53 Eleven-inch circular dish, with basket and sprays, flowers, and scroll border

51 Three 11-inch circular dishes, flowered with sprays

55 Pair i 1-inch circular dishes, flowered centres and scale and flowered borders

56 Pair 12-inch ditto

57 Pair 9-inclv plates, flowered centres and panelled borders

53 Pair 9-inch ditto, birds and flowers in centies, and line flowered and scale

panelled borders

59 Pair 9-inch ditto,flowered centres, encircled by borders with raised white

flowered and bordered edges

60 Three ditto

61 Five deep plates—flowered centres and borders

62 Nine-inch plate—flowers and birds and small basin

63 Fourteen-inch circular dish, decorated with birds and flowers, scale panels,

and flowered border

61 Thirfeen-inch scalloped basket-shaped dish with figures

65 Bell-shaped mug, decorated with flowers and birds and blue key border

66 Ditto with floral decorations

67 Larger ditto

68 Teapot, with figures and foliage

69 Pair 91-inch vases, decorated with flowers and butterflies and gilt centre

borders

70 Fine 9-inch bowl, blue-and-gilt flowers and border

71 Ditto, with vases of flowers and border

72 Ditto, pink panels and gold edge

73 Pair ditto, blue-and-gilt scroll panels and borders

71 Ten-inch bowl, Chinese figures

75 Eleven-inch bowl, groups of flowers, and outside pink panels

76 Ten-inch pot-pourri jar, with stand and cover, floral decorations

77 Pair of 61-inch flowered basins

8 First Day’s Sale,

LOT

78 Pair very fine 10-inch vases, painted with Chinese figures in blue scroll

and burnished panels, and blue neck borders (see illustration plate 1) -

79 Three small cups and teapot

80 Ditto

81 Coffee biggin, with Chinese figures in panels, and small teapot

82 Set of three 11-inch covered vases, with figures and flowers

S3 Pair 17-inch flowered vases

84 Five small cups

85 Pair perforated cups and saucers and 2 vases

86 Six flowered cups and saucers and basin

87

88

89

LOWESTOFT.

90 Three cups, with floral and figure decorations

91 Three ditto

92 Pair 9-inch plates with Chinese figures, and panelled scale borders

93 Teapot and pair of cups and saucers with borders and gilt monograms, and

coronets in blue panels

91 Pair of covered cups, with bouquets of flowers, and scale borders

95 Pair of beautifully pencilled cups and saucers, embellished with festoons of

flowers, and monograms “ ICG.” “ E.D.” in flowered circles

96 Two coffee cups to match

97 Milk jug, coffee cup, and pair cups and saucers, with “ crest and arms,”

and flowered gilt scroll and “Sun ” borders

93 A handsome sucrier and cover with festoons of flowers and monogram, H.C.

D.L., in crested panel

99 Pair cups to match

100 Pair sauce boats with scale borders and flov^ers (see illustration plate 2)

101 Three 6-inch covered vases, with flowered designs and scale borders

102 Two pairs vases to match previous lot

103 Fine cup and saucer—blue-and-gold borders and monograms P. 11. in

draped shields

104 Ditto, with baskets of flowers and border

105 Handled cup and saucer, with crest and running border

LOT

10G Teri-aud-a-half-inch bowl, with bouquets of flowers, monogram J. C. in

shield panel, and gilt border

107 Ten-inch bowl, splendidly covered with baskets and panels of flowers and

scale borders (see illustration plate 2)

loS Very fine 9^-inch two-handled openwork basket, with “Coat of Arms” in

flowered shield (see illustration plate 2)

109 Ditto (jsee illustration plate 2)

110 Pair coffee cups with flowered scroll crests

111 Pair scalloped edge, fluted coffee cups, with gilt and green borders and

Coat of Arms, surmounted by motto “ Patience ”

112 Eight-inch bowl with flowers and scale border

113 Nine-inch ditto

114 Fine 10-inch bowl, beautifully decorated with bouquets and sprays of

flowers, and scale border panels (see illustration plate 1)

115 Eight-inch circular dish with festoon and wreath border, centre monogram

ILC.D.L. in flowered crested panel; and an 8|-inch dish, with festooned

and blue border, and monogram G.A.K. in flowered shield panel

11G Pair very choice 9-inch openwork plates with embossed fruit and flower

borders, and baskets of flowers in centres (see illustration plate 1)

117 A very rare bronze gold, flowered, and crested sauce tureen with cover and

stand, and “Hare Head ” handles (see illustration plate 1)

118 A magnificent pair of 9-inch octagon plates, handsomely decorated with

flowered and bronzed gold borders, and fine “ Coat of Arms” centre

(see illustration plate 1)

119 A rare 151-inch pencilled china bowl, beautifully embellished with French

and English figures and shipping, and gold inside border

120 A 5-inch mug, with roses and dragon handle (see illustration plate 3)

121 A 5-inch mug, with Chinese figures in panel, sprigs of flowers, gold scale

border, and double-twisted handle

122 A 6-inch ditto

123 A basin, with figures and flowers and gold inside border, and another with

crest, blue-and-gilt outside and blue inside borders

121 A pretty basin, with festoons and wreaths of flowers, scale medallions and

raised border, and another with flowers and scale border

125 A basin with festoons and sprays of flowers and outside and inside borders,

and a covered basin with bouquets of flowers

lO First Day’s Sale,

LOT

126 Pair of very fine 12-inch covered vase?, and a 10-inch Beaker painted with

flowers in bine and pink compartments and borders (see illustration

plate 3)

127 An elegant cream jug and cover, and tea-poy and cover, with monograms

R.M. in flowered scrolls

128 Pair coffee cups with bouquets of flowers and crests, and monograms in

flowered scrolls (see illustration plate 1)

120 Two cups and saucers with figures

130 Two coffee cups and saucers, with Coats of Arms, flowers and gold

borders (see illustration plate 1)

131 A two-handled cup, with flowers in scrolls and scile border, and a cup and

saucer, with “ships” and scale and festoon borders

132 Sauce tureen, stand, and cover, crested with flowers and gold borders, and

hare-head handles (see illustration plate l)

133 An elegant cream jug and cover, with monogram Gf.I.W. in flowered scroll,

with cupids, pierced heart, and a coronet, (see illustration plate 2)

and pair salts

131 A handsome 6-inch barrel-shaped mug, with festoons and wreaths ol

flowers, beaded borders, and monogram W.E.L. in panel (see illustration

plate 3)

135 Ditto, with monogram W.B. (see illustration plate 3)

136 A 6|-iuch ditto, with monogram A.S. (see illustration plate 3)

A portion of the unique and highly esteemed

“OWL SERVICE,” with Monograms of William Woodley, Esq., Beccles (for whom it was

expressly made), pink scale borders and “Owl” crest (see illustrations

plate 3), namely :—

137 A teapot

138 Two plates— and

139 A cup and saucer

110 A pair of curious milk jugs, with “Coat of Arms” in flowered scrolls and

chain borders (see illustration plate 1)

111 Teapot and teapoy with cover, to match previous lot

112 A pretty pair of scalloped cups, with handsome coroneted crest, cupids,

and monograms and scale borders (see illustration plate 3)

Wednesday, May 22nd, 1889. 11

LOT

143 A superb 11-incli bowl, very beautifully and richly decorated with

cornucopia, festoons and wreaths of flowers, butterflies and scale border

outside, and with basket of flowers, festoons, and scale border inside

(see illustration plate 2)

144 A 12-inch bowl, with monogram P., in draped shield and gilt-and-blue

borders

145 Two crested coffee cups and a 5-inch circular dish

146 Pair scalloped-edge flowered sauce boats, with gold borders

147 A splendid 7-inch barrel-shaped jug, finely painted with harvest scene,

monogram ]N\C., gold scale border, and double twisted handle

Part of a richly decorated Coffee and Tea Service with crest of

Dragon in flowered scroll, of

IIS Coffee pot (see illustration plate 3)

149 Teapot (see illustration plate 2)

150 Cream ewer and stand — and

151 Two coffee cups (see illustration plate l)

152

153

151

155

157

158

159

160

161

162

163

A finely ornamented butter dish with stand and cover

A choice 6- inch barrel shaped mug, with bouquets of flowers in compart¬

ments, wreaths and scale borders (see illustration plate 3)

A 6|-inch ditto, gold flowers in green and gilt circles, beaded and green

borders, and double twisted handles (see illustration plate 3)

Pair octagon plates, blue bordered with crested shields and flowered

scrolls

Pair of fine scalloped-edge blue plates, with handsomely decorated

centres, shield crests and scrolls

Teapot—oriental pattern (see illustration plate 2)

Ditto

A 54-inch mug, with vases and baskets of flowers in blue compartments

with borders

A 6-inch ditto

A quaint teapot, with crest in flowered scroll

An ll^-inch vase, with urn and flowers in gold compartments

A 6-inch openwork circular basket, with prettily painted designs of

basket and sprays of flowers and scale bolder; and a cream jug and

cover, with basket of flowers and scale border

12

LOT

104

165

166

167

168

169

170

171

172

173

174

175

176

177

178

179

180

181

182

183

184

First Day’s Sale,

A coffee pot, elegantly painted witli sprays and baskets ot flowers in

scrolls (see illustration plate 3)

Teapot, with flowers in double circular medallions and ribbon border

Pair 11-inch open-work dishes, with gilt and wreathed and raised border,

and crested centre in flowered scoll

Pair of elegant circular open-work plates, with crest and figure of Hope

in centre, and medallions in gilt border

Pair of circular plates, with gilt scroll borders, crests and monograms in

edit medallions, with scrolls and coronets

A scalloped saucer, with crest, and gilt border and edge, and two coffee

cups

A crested cream jug with cover and stand (see illustration plate 21

A cream jug with scale panels, and a cup and saucer

DRESDEN.

A finely shaped and pleasing figure of “ Ceres/’ with wheat sheaf and

Cupid, richly but delicately colored and ornamented,—13 in.—(see

illustration plate 4)

The companion beautifully draped figure of “ Pomona,” with fruit and

Cupid,—13 in. — (see illustration plate 4)

An equally fine companion figure of “ Flora,” with Cupid—12 in.

A very choice figure of “Vesta,” with Cupid bearing fire—13 in.

CHELSEA.

A pair of pastoral figures, with dog and lamb (see illustration plate 4)

Another pair of pastoral figures, with dog and lamb, m “Hawthorn”

bowers with sconces

An exquisitely modelled and chastely painted figure of “Justice”

—13i in.— (see illustration plate 4)

The corresponding figure of “ Fame”—12| in.—(see illustration plate 4)

A richly decorated and uncommonly fine figure of “ Falstaff ” w ith swrord

and shield—13| in.— (see illustration plate 2)

A splendid figure of “Minerva,” with owl, books and shield, and hand¬

somely colored drapery relieved by “Hawthorn” in blossom

Wednesday, May 22nd, 1889. 13

LOT

185

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188

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190

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192

193

191

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

A figure of “ Neptune” with trident and dolphin (see illustration plate 2)

A magnificent and singularly beautiful

Urn Shaped Vase, of the finest taste, richly gilt and fluted, with exquisitely 'painted

centre medallions, of “The three Graces” and “A River Scenef

and' gilt lions and musics on the neck; two finely modelled figures

of “ Angels” forming the handles—15^ in. A perfect gem. (see

illustration plate 4)

A pair of figures with flowers and birds

A very fine stoppered vase with flowers in relief

OLD LEEDS.

A very elegant dessert service, of 2 centre and 6 side dishes, 2 covered

sugar basons and stands, and 22 plates, with centre and border

medallions of “ Birds and Foliage ” in black and white, and raised

scroll edge

Part of a very fine open-work dessert service, of oval and circular baskets,

oval dish, and 2 plates, the centre of each piece similarly painted to

lot 188 (see illustration plate 1)

Fi ve fluted oval dessert dishes with raised festoon borders and medallion

heads

Twelve embossed-edge dessert plates—l broken

Two circular dessert dishes with perforated and embossed festoon borders,

•and a sealloped-edge dessert bowl

Open-work oval centre dessert dish, cover and stand, 2 baskets with

handles, and 4 plates

Teapot with figure of “ Fame,” and portrait of Queen Charlotte

DELFT AND OTHER POTTERY.

Four octagon plates, flowered panels and borders

Five 8|-in. plates

Two 14-in. circular dishes, flowered

Fourteen-in. scalloped basket-shape dish, figured and flowered panels

Four 9-in. plates—“ Pagoda ”

Six 9-in. plates, basket of flowers centres, and flowered and bordered

edges

Four ditto 203

14 First Day’s Sale,

LOT

201 Pair 12-in. circular dishes, figured centre designs, and flowered

medallions and borders

205 Pair 16-in. circular dishes, figured centres and panels

206 Ditto

207 Fifteen-in. ditto

208 Three blue-and-white bowls

209 Eleven deep octagon plates

210 Large circular dish and 2 others

211 Six oval dishes, 1 circular ditto, and 2 sauce tureens and stands

212

213

ORIENTAL—BLUE AND WHITE

214 Pair fine 9-in. embossed vases

215 Pair circular dishes

216 Nine-in. bowl, with figures, flowers, and border

217 Pair 8-in. bowls, with Japanese figures

218 Six 84-in. plates

2L9 8-in. flowered bowl

220 Ditto, with brown outside ground

221 10|-in. ditto

222 10-in. figured ditto, with border

223 Pair long -necked vases, and pot-pourri jar

224

WEDGWOOD.

225 A very handsome and delicately shaped “ Shell ” dessert service of

6 dishes and 20 plates, tinted with pale coral and sea green

226 An elegantly formed “Nautilus” centre bowl for fruit or flowers with

stands, and 2 “ Shell ” covered tureens and stauds

227 Blue circular covered jar with raised figures and flowered border, and pair

flower baskets with black fruit borders

228 Black teapot and covered sugar basin

229 Black cream and milk ewers and 2 basins

230 A pair of black 8-in. urn vases, with scroll handles and medallions

and leaf borders, and a ewer vase with goat’s head handle

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234

235

237

233

239

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211

242

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245

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247

243

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253

251

252

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257

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A two-handle vase, with fine parian cameo medallions

A jug to match

A covered jug to match

VAEIOUS PORCELAIN.

Set of 3 Crackle vases, with bronze mounts, and 2 others

A long-necked majolica vase, with serpent handles, and imitation shells,

moss, and insects

A flower vase in form of a lad with barrow, and “ Ostrich Egg ” vaso

“ Berlin ” figures of boy and girl, with musical instrument and flowers

A lfi-in. green “Lotus” shaped vase formed of overlapping leaves and

butterflies in relief, also a 12-in. ditto

Blue-and-white “ Florentine” opaque china pot-pourri jar

Two teapots and 1 ornamental cups and saucers with raised flowers

Blue-and-gold vase with stand and perforated cover

Small dish, 2 covered vases, 2 cups and saucers, and cream jug

Three curious “Early English” plates painted in figures

Four small jugs and 2 flowered dishes

Figured gilt terra-cotta jug and stand, hand painted cup and saucer, and

embossed gilt plate

Eighteen Dresden dessert plates,- beautifully painted, with birds and

butterflies, and having raised enamelled borders and gilt edges

A canary and gilt dresden cup and saucer, with figures and bouquets of

flowers in panels, and, also a leaf pattern covered jar, with raised flowers

Pair small “ Bow” figures,.and pair “ Bloor Derby” ditto

Ditto

Pair “ Bow ” figures, and two others

Four small figures

Openwork two-handled basket, gilt outside and painted birds inside

“ Crown Derby” o{ e.iwork covered vase decorated with flowers

Pair scalloped-edge circular dishes, with flowered centres and panel

borders, and pair circular dishes, with panels and gilt flowered centres

16 First Day’s Sale.

LOT

ANCIENT AND MEDIAEVAL POTTERY.

261 A 13-in. open-necked terra-cotta vase with figures

262 A 14-in. close-necked ditto

263 A 12^-in ditto

264 A 16-in. ditto

265 Black “Etruscan” bottle

266 Spanish water bottle

267 Ditto

268 Two ancient British jugs

269 A drinking cup

270 A lamp and 6 small vases and bottles

271

272

273

BRONZES AND CURIOS.

274 A 13-in. bronze robed figure seated in chair on pedestal

275 The companion figure

276 Two small bronze vases, “Greyhound” letter weight, aud bust of

“ Byron ”

277 A pair of 7|-iu. bronze urn-shaped vases, with covers, forming candlesticks

278 A bronze casket inkstand on plinth, with 4 paw supports, cover, and

bandies

279 A pair of 15|-in. bronze Eastern figures supporting candle sconces

280 A 19-in. Indiau brass covered vase, chased aud embossed with figures

281 A 13-in. ivory vase with cover, beaded, and finely carved with grotesque

figures 282

283

284

285

286

287

288

289

End of First Day’s Sale.

CATALOGUE.

Second Day’s Sale,

On Thursday, May 23rd, 1889, COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O’CLOCK PUNCTUALLY.

PICTURES. DRAWINGS, &c.

Autotype, “General Wingfield”; 2 prints, “ Dogs and Game and another

Two water colors, “ Men of War in Roadstead ” “ Ditto in a Storm ”

Sepia drawing, “ Ship,” and photograph, “ The Life Boat ”

Two water colors, “ Beach Scenes ”

Two ditto, “ Battle Scenes ”

Three crayon drawings, “Beach Scenes”

Two wax medallions, “ Dean Liddell,” and a small plaster medallion

RARE OLD ENGRAVINGS.

ENGRAVER. PAINTER.

298 A pair of tinted prints,

“Cherubs” F. Bartollizzi J. Howes

299 “Death of General Wolfe” W. Woollett B. West

LOT

290

291

292

293

294

295

296

297

LOT ;gy *• ' . ENGRAVER. ; PAINTER.

300 “ George, Prince of Wales, f ' % * '

with charger” (published

1783) John Raphael Smith Thos. Gainsboronr/h

301 “ Feste De Village J. P. Le Ban David Teniers

and

u Kejouissances Flamandes ”

302 A pair—“ Naval Engage-

303

304

30; o

300

307

303

ments ” between French

and English Ships off

Cape Francois, 21st

October, 1757

and in the Mediterranean

on the 28th February,

1758 (published in 1759)

A set of three—“ Naval

Engagements” between o o

Spanish and English Ships

off Cape St. Vincent,

14th February, 1797

(published by Boy dell,

1758)

A pair—“Admiral Hawke’s

Defeat of the French

Fleet off Belle Isle, 20th

November, 1759 ” ; and

“ Admiral Boscawen’s

Defeat of the French

Squadron off Cape Lagos,

18th August, 1759

(published in 1701)

“ Franciscos Romanorum

imperator Augustus ’

P. C. Co not It. Talon

Jan. Fit tier Bren ton

P C. Cahot Pat on

F. L. Schmitner Martin Be Mej/tens

The following three lots are

GRAND OLD PRINTS by Volpato, from the Frescoes by Raphael, in the Vatican.

A fine group of Allegorical Figures representing “ Theology

“ 1 he Fxpuision of ileliodnrus fro:n the Temple at Jerusalem

“The School of Athens”

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Oil Paintings. SIGHT MEASURE.

UNKNOWN. IN’S. INS.

.‘109 Two—■“ Horse,” and u Portrait of Rev. Fellowes ”

310 “The Soldier’s Dream ”

311 “The Lord’s Supper” 30 by 13£

HEINS, 1726.

312 Portrait of a Gentleman 29 59 21

3L3 Portrait of a Lady 29 55 21

311 The companion Portrait 29 5? 21

UNKNOWN.

315 “ Landscape with Cattle ”

310 Two “ Dogs ” and “ Church ”

317. Portrait of a Grentleman 29 55 21

2 IS “The Angel appearing unto Joseph ” 17 55 Hi

319 Portrait ot “ Mary Queen of Scots ” 21 95 17

32 > Portrait of a Gentleman 281 59 21

321 Portrait of a Boy 29 55 21

322 Portrait of a “ Girl vvitli Canary ” 29 55 21

F ETHER, 1807.

323 “ Vesuvius by Moonlight ”—a fine and very effective picture 65 59 39

BASS A NO.

321 “ A Vineyard Scene,” with Yoke of Oxen, and Men and

Women gathering and pressing Grapes—a rich toned and

pleasing painting 43 55 21

UNKNO WN

325 “ Dutch Fishing Boats ” 16! 55 13

326 “ View on the Sea-shore, ” with boat and fisher folk I7i 55 1H

327 “ Landscape, ” with cottage scene and figures and river in

the distance 19 55 15i

32 8 •

“ Landscape with Cattle ” 18 55 14

329 “ Cows, Sheep, Horse, and Dog in a Landscape, with Girl

milking ” 21 55 16

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WILLIAM WESTHALL

SIGHT

INS.

MKASntE.

INS.

330 “ View of London in a Storm, ” from Hampstead Heath—

a very clever work of this Artist 42 „ 32

; • l SIR GODFREY KSELLER.

331 Portrait of “ Sir John Ashby ” 30 „ 25

UNKNO WN

332 An Interior—“ A Card Party ” 21 „ 14

333 “Woody Landscape with Cavaliers” 29 „ 24

DUTCH SCHOOL.

334 “Dutch Cottage Interior,” with Woman frying Pancakes—

a very choice painting 29 9Ti 11 2

335 “An Interior,” with a Cobbler at Work, and his Wife blow'-

% ing the Fire—a picture of undoubted excellence 29 „ 24£

VAN GO YEN.

336 “A Grand Landscape,” with Shipping on River and Buildings

on its Banks—a good specimen of this master 38 >? 251

CANALETTO.

337 “Venice” Canal Scene, with Gondolas and Public Buildings

—a superior example of this master 32 . 22 ‘

LADY MORLEY.

338 “The Infant St. John”—a copy from “Titian” 12 „ 10

SIR WILLIAM BEECHY.

339 A charming Portrait of Mrs. Trafford Southwell 36 „ 28

UNKNOWN.

340 Portrait of a Gentleman 31 „ 22

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SIGHT MFASl l?E.

INS. INS.

E. R. 8TAXNABD, 1868.

311 A very tastefully arranged and beautiful “Fruit Piece

this Artist’s best style and tone of colouring

in

30 5? 29

VAN HUYSUM.

342 A very pleasingly grouped and richly coloured “ Fruit

Piece,” mellowed by age, but in excellent preservation—a

good example of Van Huy sum

343

344

345

JEWELLERY, CURIOSITIES, AND ORNAMENTAL OBJECTS.

346 Gold ring with stone and garnet Auger ring

347 Gold and silver pencils and pair gold ear-rings

348 Three gold shirt studs

349 Set of 3 pearl shirt studs

350 Pearl scarf pin

351 Coral necklace, brooch, and ear-rings

352 Miniature on ivory, set in gold “ Captain Ashby Utting ”

353 A very old and curious one-hand watch, with brass dial, flowered

enamelled border, and extra outer silver case—a rare specimen of the

early period

351 A Battersea enamel “Woodcock” patch box, with dog and birds

355 A Cornelian silver mounted snuff* box

356 Bean box, with silver lid and rim

357 Silver-bound moss-agate snuff box

358 Two antique brass boxes

359 Work box, with inlaid figures

360 A coral scarf pin

361 Antique gold brooch, (hair set), and hair-and-gold bracelet

362 Gold and Turquoise crystal locket

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363 A handsome JEWEL CHEST,

with massive bra s Arabesque mountings, enclosing rosewood drawers

with drop front—20 in. x 13 in. x 12 in.

364 Another -

JEWEL CASKET,

to correspond—13 in. x 9 in. X in.

SILVER PLATE.

—CHIEFLY ANTIQUE—

The Plate has been carefully weighed, and the several lots are to be taken by the purchasers at the weight stated.

*■ . ozs. DWTS.

365 Six thread and fiddle pattern tea spoons 6 1

366 Six ditto ... .. ... 6 1

367 Six thread and fiddle pattern dessert spoons ... ... 10 10

368 Six ditto ... . ... ... ... " ;.. 10 12

369 Pair of thread-and fiddle pattern table spoons 0 16

370 Ditto 6 0

371 Ditto ... ... ... 5 18

372 Ditto ... 5 18

373 Pair of thread and fiddle pattern sauce ladles 5 5

374 Ditto ... • ... ... 0 3

375 Six thread and fiddle pattern dinner forks 17 15

376 Ditto 17 5

377 Ditto 17 0

378 Six thread and fiddle pattern dessert forks 10 ' 2

379 Ditto ... ... ... 10 12

380 Ditto ... ... ... ... 10 1 **

381 Thread and fiddle pattern butter knife, 1 mustard spoon,

4 salt spoons, and sugar tongs .. 7 10

382 Gravy spoon, thread and fiddle pattern 5 2

383 Soup ladle, thread and fiddle pattern ... ' 10 2

384 Six fiddle pattern tea spoons 4 5

Thursday, May 23 rd, 1889. 23

LOT ozs 1)WTS.

385 Six fiddle pattern dessert spoons ... 8

r—1 386 Ditto 8‘ 15

3S7 Six “ Apostle ” mustard spoons .. ... ... 2 10

388 Six liqueur mugs, with morocco case 6 17

389 An engraved TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE

of Teapot, Coffee Pot, Milk Ju<), and Snr/ar Basin 66 16

390 Engraved tankard 11 4

391 Plain helmet-shaped cream jug ... ' ... tr O net

392 Plain bottle-shaped muffineer ... V o 1 6

393 Plain cup .. .. ’ ' ' ' ... 7 - 16 '

394 An embossed Prize Cup, “ Eastern Coast Pegatta, July 25, i • i

1845,” “ Fairy” ... 13 0

395 Asparagus tongs with ivory handle f 6 14 gross

396 A finely engraved “Stag Fight” glass claret jug with j * \ !

silver mount and handles a- >,

397 Two glass pocket flasks with silver tops .. . ... •

398 Chased cigar ca-e 3 14

399 Nutmeg grater and snuff box .. .. i 19

400 Brass bound rosewood dressing case with silver topped

glass fittings—the tops weighing 9 15

401 Trellis-pattern mustard pot with glass liner ... 3 7 net

402 Four embossed circular salt cellars 11 9

40 ] A black claret bottle with silver top and shield i

404 A 16-in. salver with open-work border and beaded edge, '• > •

1775 ... ... 59 10

405 A 7^-in. waiter with open-work border and beaded edge, 1775 10 7

406 Ditto, 1775 10 8

407 Teapot stand, 1736 ... 8 14

408 Eour “ Boat” shaped salt cellars, 1800 10 7

409 •Two pierced and engraved oval salt cellars. 1759, with

purple glass linings 7 0 net - 4

410 Two ditto, 1783 / 4 net

411 Two ditto, 1769 ... ' ... 7 1 net

412 A bead-edged chamber candlestick with extinguisher, 1784 10 0

413 Plain pint tankard, 1735 10 13

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LOT ozs. 1)WTS.

414 Plain cream ewer, 1728 2 18

415 Tankard with cover and embossed base, 1736... *

22 8

416 Plain coflee pot, with ebony handle, 1757 30 10 gross

417 One dozen “ Old English ” pattern tea spoons »■ • • 4 17

418 Two sugar bows, and 6 tea spoons (one broken) • * » 4 r* 0

419 Strawberry spoon, sifter, 1 mustard spoon, 3 sugar spoons 2 1

420 Pish slice with ebony handle, 1763 • . . 4 15 gross

421 Marrow spoon 1 5 net

Butter knife and pickle fork, with ivory handles 1 7 gross

422 Punch ladle, with whalebone handle, 1731 . . . 1 15 net

428 One dozen old English tea spoons d 0

424 Ditto, 1812 6 3

425 Six old English dessert spoons, 1788 ... 6 0

426 Six ditto, 1736 6 1

427 Six ditto, 1788 . . - 6 12

428 Six fiddle pattern dessert forks, 1824 9 11

429 Six ditto, 1824 9 8

430 Six ditto, 1824 9 9

431 Six fiddle dinner forks, 1825 15 13

432 Six ditto, 1825 . • . 16 0

433 Six ditto, 1825 . . • 16 5

434 Six ditto, 1825 16 0

435 Five old English dwssert spoons, 1736 . . . 10 17

436 Five ditto, 1813 . • . 8 11

437 Three “ Queen Anne ” rat's tail table spoons .. ... 5 6

438 Three rat’s tail table spoons, 1721 5 8

439 Six ditto, 1727 . . . 12 ** 0

440 Two “ Queen Anne ” ditto . • • 3 9

441 A “ Queen Anne" rat’s tail gravy spoon, 1702 •. • 3 10

442 Six “ Old English ” dessert spoons, 1747 . . . 11 18

443 Pour ditto, 1750 . . . 8 4

444 Three ditto, 1733 5 3

445 Two sauce ladles, “ Old English, " 1788 . • • 2 17

446 Two ditto, 1813 . . • 2 0

447 Two ditto, 1813 • • • 2 5

Thursday, May 23rd, 1889. 2S

' LOT ozs. DWTS.

448 “ Old English ” gravy or salad spoon, 1808 ... . . . 4 1

449 Salad fork, 1S10 . • . 4 5

450 “ Old English ” soup ladle, 1788 ... . . • 5 3

451 Ten salt spoons 3 0

452 Six embossed fruit spoons, gilt bowls, 1811 ... . . « 6 0 .

453 Six ditto, 1811 • • • 6 0

451 Six large ditto • •» <a 12 5

455 Six large ditto • • > 11 5

456 A pair of muffineers, 1727 6 7

457 Muffineer or sugar castor, 1727 ... • • • 5 13

458 A beaded and “ Festoon ” chased vase-shaped muffineer,

1736 ... • • • 6 15

459 A beaded and festooned urn-shaped sugar castor with

spoon, 1736 ... . . . 7 4

460 Ditto, 1736 • • • 11 17

461 A beautifully designed two-handle vase and cover, richly

decorated with “Festoons” and beaded rims, 1736 57 0

462 A splendid fluted and beaded soup tureen, 1739 . . • 81 0

463 A choice pair of urn-shaped sauce tureens with beaded

rims, 1769 . . . 45 5

464 A pair of ditto, 1823 ... . • . 43 10

465 A pair of plain urn shaped sauce tureens with threaded

handles and rims, 1788 . . 30 7

466 A pair of ditto, 1813 ... . • . 31 17

467 A pair of ditto, 1813 . . • 32 9

468 Teapot with ebony handle, 1788-90 . • . 11 15 gross

and stand . . . 3 3 net

469 Wine strainer • . • 2 8

470 Cream ewer with bead edge • • • 4 0

47L A “ Queen Anne ” taper stand ... . 3 2

472 A pair of beautiful “Corinthian Column” table candlesticks

with festooned and beaded base, 1772 . . • 52 0 gross

473 The companion pair, 1772 . . . 48 7 gross

474 A “christening present” of silver spoon and knife and fork

with ivory handles in morocco case, and a silver

ladle with whalebone handle

punch

26 Second Day’s Sale,

LOT

475 One doz. dinner knives and fork1?, and fish knife and fork,

with silver handles

47-6

477 '

478

479

PLATED ARTICLES, —OF THE BEST QUALITY-

480 Fish carver and fork in morocco case

481 A set of 1^ doz. dessert knives and forks with ivory handles in mahogany

case

482 A set of 1 doz. dessert knives and 11 forks with ivory handles in

mahogany case

483 A wainscot salad bowl with china lining and plated mounts, and a fork

and spoon

484 An oak and plated cheese dish lined with china, also a plated scoop

485 An oval “ festoon ” chased and headed revolving breakfast or hash dish

with pierced strainer and well

486 A 6-hole sauce frame with open-work holders

487 A nicely chased tea urn with beaded rims

488 A bread basket with handle and silver embossed edges

489 A fluted teapot with gadroon silver edges and ebony handle ,

490 A pair of chamber candlesticks with gadroon silver edges and extinguishers

491 Toast rack, and sugar bason with cover, and glass liner

492 Plain knife tray with gadroon silver edge

493 A three-division dish with cover and well for hot water (forming two

dishes) and ivory handle

494 A pair of plain table candlesticks and 3 chamber ditto with extinguishers

495 An elegant and richly chased and pierctd cake basket

496 A pair of “ fiddle” gravy spoons and a “ fiddle and thread ” crumb scoop

497 A pair of 8-in waiters with gadroon silver edges

498 A toast rack, and an oak cheese dish with plated mounts and drop handles

and china liner

499 Four fluted decanter slides with gadroon and embossed silver edges and

oak bottoms

M

Thursday, May 23rd, 1889. 27

LOT

500

501

502

503

501

505

506

507

508

509

510

511

512

518

514

515

516

517

518

519

520

521

522

528

521

525

526

527

Three silver-mounted drinking horns, spirit and wine labels, and corks

“ Drum ” biscuit box

Card basket, frosted glass ice pail with plated mounts and tongs, and an

ivory paper knife

An 8|-in. gadroon-edged waiter and 3 escallop shells

Castor frame with gadroon edges, and 6 “ Hobnail ” cut glass bottles

with silver tops

Circular open work egg frame with 1 cups and 6 spoons, also 4 “ Dolphin ”

salt cellars with spoons

Two beaded breakfast frames, with glasses and spoons

Two ditto

A choice pair of Entree dishes, with beaded borders, forming a set of

4 if required

An inkstand with embossed scroll border, wafer vase and taper stand, and

2 cut glasses

A plain scroll ditto

A pair of table candlesticks, with gadroon and beaded base and fluted

column

A sugar castor, and a “Vine’' pattern sugar bason, with green glass lining

and silver tongs

A “Wicker” pattern 8-hole fish sauce frame and a 4-hole sauce bottle

frame to match *•' ■ • ■

Two pairs of nutcrackers in case

A pair of ivory-handled nutcrackers in case and 2 pairs of snuffers and trays

with extinguishers

Hot water jug, with beaded edges and ebony handle

Pierced fish slice, and plain crumb scoop with ivory handle

A pair of gadroon-edge table candlesticks with 2-light branches to each

One doz. fish eating knives and forks with fluted ivory handles

One doz. Addle pattern dinner forks

One doz. dessert ditto

Butter dish, meat skewer, and marrow spoon

Two pairs grape scissors, wine strainer, and 4 knife rests

A gadroon pattern corner dish with hot water warmer

A pair of plain oval base table candlesticks

Pair fluted table candlesticks

Ditto

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I.OT

528 Pepper mill, flask, and scent bottle

529 A square inkstand with taper candlestick and 2 glasses

530 Lobster crackers, caudle bowl, spirit lamp stand and sundries

531 A set of four noble “ Dresden ” pattern dish covers with chased handles

and gadroon edges—19| in., 18 in., 14 in., and 13i in.

532

533

534

535

536

537

538

539

End of Second Day’s Sale.

CATALOGUE.

Third Day’s Sale,

On Friday, May 24th, 4889, COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O’CLOCK PUNCTUALLY.

14 < > < > K H. Octavo and under.

519 Burnet’s History of his Own Time, 0 vols. calf; Adventurer,

4 vols. calf; Lansdown’s Poems, 4 vols. calf

541 Foundling for Wit, 1784, 4 vols. calf; Fugitive Pieces, 4 vols. calf

542 Whiston’s Josephus, 1777, 0 vols. ; Youug’s Poetical Works, 8 vols.

548 Fielding’s Joseph Andrews. 1781, illustrated, 1 vol. ; Butler’s

Hudibras, 1 vol.; Roderick Random, 1748, 2 vols. ; Garth’s

Ovid, 1786, 2 vols.; Dryden’s Fables, 1774,1 vol.; Gay’s Plays,

l vol.; Anecdotes of Johnson, 1 vol. ...

544 Davies’ Life of David Garrick, 1780,2 vols. calf; Victor’s History

of the Stage, 3 vols.; Turkish Sp}T, 8 vols.

545 Jjjlrfax’s Tasso, 1 vol.; Life of Cromwell, 1 vol.; Memoirs of

family of the Stuarts, 1 vol.; Swift’s Tale of a Tub, 1 vol.;

^jjjato’s Letters, 4 vols. ; Francis’ Horace, 4 vols.; and 5 others

54G Benjamin Franklin’s Works, 2 vols. calf; Vicar ot AVakefield,

1792, 1 vol. calf; Johnson’s Fugitive pieces, 3 vols. calf;

Grant s Essays, 2 vols. calf; Rousseau’s Eloisa, 1795, 3 vols.

calf; Rousseau’s Emilius, 1768, 3 vols. calf

VOLS

14

8

9

9

13

17

14

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547

V

548

549

550

551

552

553

554

555

556

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558

559

560

561

562

563

YOLS.

L’Hisioire cle France, 1775, 5 vols. ; Virgilius, 1750, 2 vols. calf,

illustrated; Horatius, 1749,1 vol. calf, illustrated; Terentius

1751, 1 vol. calf

Alexander Pope’s Works, 1796, 9 vols. calf

Shakespear’s W orks, 1728, illustrated, 8 vols.

Shakespear’s Works, 1728, 7 vols.— incomplete; Homer’s Iliad,

1777, 2 vols.; Homer's Odyssey, 1777, 2 vols.

Spectator, 1733, 8 vols. calf ...

Rambler, 1752, 6 vols. calf; Tatler, 1749, 4 vols. calf

Fielding’s Tom Jones, 1749, 6 vols. calf; Amelia, 1752, 4 vols.

calf

Solly’s Memoirs, 1805, 6 vols, calf; Percy’

Richardson’s Grandison, 1776, 8 vols.;

3 vols.

s Reliques, 1767, 3 vols.

Sketches of Character,

1*,-

9

9

8

11

8

10

10

9

11

Tatler, 1764, 4 vols. calf; Idler, 1783, 2 vols ; Addison’s Works,

1726, 4 vols. calf

Southey’s Madoe, 1807, 2 vols. half call, gilt ; Poems, 1797, 2 vols.

calf, gilt; Letters, 1808, 2 vo’s. calf, gilt; Amadis ot Gaul,

1803, 4 vols. calf

Cibber’s Apology, 1756, 2 vols. calf; Shenstone’s Works, 1773, 3

vols. calf; Guardian, 1734, 2 vols. calf; Vanbrugh’s Plays, 1730,

2 vols. calf; Otway’s Works, 1728, 2 vols. calf ... ,.f.

Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, 1795, 3 vols. calf ; Euphrosine, 1780,

2 vols. calf; Mirror, 1782, 3 vols. calf; Montesquieu’s Persian

Letters, 1762, 2 vols, calf... ... ... ...

Cowper’s Poems, 1793, 2 vols. calf gilt ; Dryden’s Virgil, 1782,

4 vols. calf gilt, illustrated; Grant’s Poems, 1 vol. calf;

Pitt’s Virgil, 1743, 2 vols. calf

Nashe’s Works, 1592 to 1600, 1 vol.; Nashe’s Lenton Stuffe,

1599, 1 vol. ; Nashe’s Quaternio, 1636, 1 vol. These are very

rare and quaint Old Works.

Aikin’s Letters, 1800, 2 vols. calf gilt; Shipp’s Memoirs, 1829,

3 vols. half-calf gilt; Sairnter’s Literary Leisure, 1802, 2 vols.

half-calf gilt; Goldsmith’s Works, 1 vol. calf; xlikin’s

England Delineated, 1 vol.

Peregrine Pickle, 1784, 4 vols. calf; Robinson Crusoe, 1772,

2 vols. calf, illustrated; Gay’s Fables, 1737, 2 vols. calf gilt;

Vathek, 1786, 1 vol. calf ...

10

10

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10

9

3

9

9

LOT

564

566

567

568

569

570

57 L

572

578

574

Friday, May 24th, 1889 SI

VOLS.

Excursions tlirough Norfolk, 1818, 2 vols. half-calf, with 100

engravings; Excursions through Suffolk. 1818,2 vols. half-calf,

with 100 engravings ; Lives of Eminent Characters in Essex,

Suffolk, and Norfolk, 1820, with 68 portraits, 1 vol. half-calf 5

Voltaire’s Zady. 1 vol. ; Smollett’s Humphrey Clinker, 2 vols,

illustrated; Adventures of an Atom, 1 vol, illustrated;

Tristram Shandy, 3 vols.; Man of feeling, 1 vol. ; Maxims,

1 vol. ; Dialogues of the Dead, 2 volt. ... ... 41

Aikin’s Miscellanies, 1792, 1 vol. calf; Aikin’s Poems, 1792,

1 vol calf gilt; Jerningham’s Poems, 1779, 1 vol. calf; Essays,

1 vol.; Crabbe’s Poems, 1809, 2 vols., half-calf gilt; Elizabeth,

1 vol.; Cowper’s Poems, 1825, 1 vol. calf gilt, illustrated;

Sir William Jones’ Poems, 2 vols., half-calf; Rogers’ Poems,

1 vol. calf. ... ... ... 11

Temple’s Irish Rebellion of October, 1641, 1 vol. 1724;

Wraxall’s Tour, 1 vol.; Clarendon’s additional History of

Rebellion, 1727, 2 vols. ; Castle Rack Rent, 1800, 1 vol. ;

North Briton, 1763, 3 vols. ... ... ... 8

Butler’s Bossuet, 1 vol.; Butler’s Life of Fenelon, 1 vol.; Hume’s

Essays, 1760, 4 vols.; Quarle’s Emblems, 1824, 2 vols.,

illustrated, arid 2 others. .... ... ... ... 10

Hamilton’s Memoirs of Count Graturnout, 1809, 3 vols. with

numerous engraved portraits ... .. ... 3

Seward’s Anecdotes, 1795, 5 vols. half calf, illustrated; Seward’s

Narrative, 3 vols. half calf ; Hall’s Schloss Hainfeld, 1 vol.

half calf, gilt ... ... ... ... ... 9

Trollope’s Can You Eorgive Her, 1864, 2 vols. ; Last Chronicle of

Barset, 1867, 2 vols. ; Orley Farm, 1862, 2 vols. half calf,

illustrated ... ... ... ... •• 6

Warner’s Works, 7 vols. half calf, 2 vols. calf ... ... 9

Martin’s Tonga Islands, 1817,2 vols. calf; Aikin’s Memoirs of

Court of Queen Elizabeth, 1818, 2 vols. calf; Anonymiana,

1809, 1 vol. half calf; Macartney’s Embassy to China, 1797,

3 vols. calf, illustrated ... ... ... 8

A Selection of the Correspondence of Linnaeus and other Natural¬

ists, by 8ir James Edward Smith, m.d., 1821, 2 vols. calf, gilt ;

Memoir and Correspondence of the late Sir James Edward

Smith, m.d., edited by Lady Smith, 1832, 2 vols. calf, gilt ... 4

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575

576

577

578

579

580

581

582

584

585

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Sir James E. Smith’s Tour in Lapland, 1811, 2 vols.; English

Flora, 1824, 4 vols.; Introduction to Botany, 1807, lvol.,

plates; Lectures on Botany, 1795, 1 vol., colored plates;

Grammar of Botany, 1821, 1 vol., colored plates, calf gilt ... 9

Smith’s Tour, 1793, 3 vols. calf; Translation of Linnaeus, 1785,

1 vol. calf; Cambridge, 1818, 1 vol.; Milne’s Botany, 1805,

1 vol. calf, 25 colored plates ; Voyage in Search of La Perouse,

1802, 2 vols. calf, illustrated ... ... ... 8

Wraxall’s Memoirs of his Own Time, 1815, 2 vols. calf gilt;

Simond’s Journal of,a Tour and Residence in Great Britain,

1817, 2 vols. half-calf, plates; Baillie’s Plays, 1802, 2 vols.

half-calf; Cicero on Friendship and Old Age, 2 vols. calf;

Plays by George Colman the younger, and others, 1 vol.

half-calf ... ... ... ... ... 9

Anecdotes of the life of Bishop Watson, 1818, 2 vols. half-calf;

Watson’s Apologies, 1 vol. half-calf ; Priestley’s Defences of

Unitarianism, 1 vol. ; Embassy of Bassoinpiere, 1 vol. ; Smith’s

Fragments, 1 vol. ; Drake’s notes on Jonah, 2 vols.; Taylor’s

Physicial Theory, 1 vol.; Paley’s 11 ora? Paulinae, 1 vol.

Gilpin’s Scotland, 1792, 2 vols.; Cumberland, 1792, 2 vols.;

Forest Scenery, 1794, 2 vols., plates; Dr. Granville’s Travels

to St. Petersburgh, 1828, 2 vols., plates

Beloe’s Anecdotes, 1807-12, 6 vols. calf; Noble’s Biographical

History of England, 1806, 3 vols. calf;

Granger’s Biographical History of England and Letters, 1804-5,

5 vols. calf; Thicknesse’s Year’s Journey through France and

Spain, 1778, 2 vols. calf, plates

Biographical Dictionary, 12 vols. calf

Memoirs of Pope Pius VI, 1799, 2 vols. ; Wraxall’s Memoirs,

1800, 2 vols.; Boccaccio’s Decameron, 1804, 2 vols. ; Memoirs

of Baron de Tott, 1785, 2 vols. ... ... ... 8

Beckford’s Description of Jamaica, 1790, 2 vols. calf; Clarke’s

Tour, 1793, 1 vol. calf; Warner’s Walk through Western

Counties of England, 1 vol.; Robertson’s India, 1 vol. ;

Scotland, 2 vols. ; Pennant’s Tour in Scotland, 2 vols., plates 9

Robertson’s History of Charles V, 1772, 4 vols.; Noble’s Memoirs

of Oliver Cromwell, 1784, 2 vols.; Hawkins’ Life .of Johnson,

1787, 1 vol. calf; Hevlyn’s Help to English History, 1 vol.

calf; Lempriere’s Classical Dictionary, 1 vol. calf ... 9

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586 Lady Montagu’s Works, 3 vols. ; Memories of Gfennesaret, 1 vol. ;

Roscoe’s Life of Benvenuto Cellini, 1 vol., and 5 others ... 10

587 Heath’s Book of Beauty with 12 beautifully engraved portraits,

1 vol.; Heath’s Picturesque Annual, 1835-11, 2 vols. ; Black’s

Picturesque Tour of Scotland, 1 vol.; Coke’s Vienna, 1818,

1 vol. illustrated ; The Young Lady’s Book, 1 vol. illustrated ;

A Lady’s Gift, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... 7

588 Frederick the Noble, 1 vol.; Young Curate, 1 vol.; Tom Cringle’s

Log, 2 vols. and 15 others ... ... ... 19

589 Where Dwellest Thou, 1 vol. ; Our Heavenly Home, 1 vol. ; and

16. others ... ... ... ... ... 18

590 Endymion, 3 vols. ; Sam Slick’s Old Judge, 2 vols. ; Physician’s

Daughters, 1 vol. ; Nettle Stings, 3 vols. ; A Will and a Way,

2 vols.; Across the Karakorum, 1 vol. ... ... 12

591 Good Words, 1863-4, 2 vols. illustrated; Major’s Cabinet Gallery

of Pictures, 2 vols. ; Brayley’s Graphic Illustrator, 1 vol. ... 5

592 Early Years of Prince Consort, 1 vol. ; Laborde’s Mount Sinai

and Petra, l vol.; Sale’s Koran, 1 vol. ; Hooker’s Tour in

Iceland, 1 vol. ; Dr. Dibdin’s Tour in France and Germany,

1829, 3 vols. ; Excursions through Highlands and Isles of

Scotland, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... 8

593 Lady Brassev’s In the Trades, Tropics, and Roaring Forties,

1 vol. ; Glyde’s New Suffolk Garland, l vol.; Cummings’

Hunter’s Life in South Africa, 2 vols., illustrated ; Five Arears

Penal Servitude, 1 vol.; Men and Manner in Parliament,

lvol.; and 2 others. ... .. ... ... 8

594 Peter Pindar’s Works, 1794, 4 vols., calf; Akenside’s Poems,

1 vol. calf; Salmagundi, 1 vol. calf ; Johnson’s Journal of a

Tour to the Hebrides, 1795, 1 vol. ; and 1 other.... ... 8

595 Natural History of Quadrupeds, 1811, 2 vols., with numerous

coloured plates; Hawker on Shooting, 1 vol.; Reeve’s Essay

on Torpidity of Animals, 1 vol.; Nature displayed, 1733,

7 vols. calf, illustrated with copper-plates ... ... 11

596 Goldsmith’s Natural History, 1774, 8 vols.; Natural Philosophy,

1776, 2 vols. calf ... ... ... ... 10

597 Kellv’s Handbook to Titled Landed and Official Classes, 1 vol.,

1884 ; Hod’s Peerage, 1886, 1 vol. ; Nuttall’s Dictionary, 1 vol.;

Captain Crawley’s Book of Games, 1 vol. ... ... 4

34 Third Day’s Sale,

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598 Andrews’ Recreations in Agriculture, Natural History, Arts, &c ,

1802, 6 vols.; Preceptor, 174S, 2 vols. ; Thickness’ Letters of

Prance, 1 vol. ; Gibbon’s Vindication, 1 vol. 10

599 Johnson’s Tour to the Hebrides, 1785, 1 vol.; Smollett’s lravels,

1766, 2 vols. ; Secret Memoirs of Court of St. Petersburgh,

1800, 2 vols. calf; and 9 others 14

600 Hoole’s Orlando Purioso, 1783, 5 vols. calf; Schiller’s Don Carlos

and Robbers, 1 vol. ; and Wallenstein, 1 vol. 7

601 Butler’s Hudibras, 1819, 3 vols. calf, each volume containing a

large number of finely engraved portraits 3

602 Landscape Illustrations to Scott’s Novels, 1832-3, 3 vols. ;

Illustrations to Scott’s Novels and Tales, 1829-33, 1 vol.;

Illustrations to Scott’s Poetical Works, 1831, 1 vol. beautifully

engraved plates, half morocco, gilt edges and backs o

603 Butler’s Revolutions of Charlemagne, 1807,1 vol.; Horse Juridical,

1807, 1 vol. ; Horse Biblicse, 1807, 2 vols.; Reminiscences,

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1827, 2 vols. half-calf gilt .. 6

601 Gibbon’s Miscellaneous Works, 1814, half-calf, 5 vols. r' 5

605 Bishop Heber’s Narrative of a Journey through India, illustrated,

half-calf, 3 vols. ; Acland’s Vaudois Recovery, half-calf,

1 vol. ; Gilly’s Vaudois of Piedmont, half-calf, 1 vol. with

illustrations 5

606 Battle of Waterloo, 1817, 2 vols. half-call, with plates; O’Meara’s

Napoleon in Exile, 1822, 2 vols. half-calf; Labaume’s

Campaign in Russia, 1815, 1 vol. ... 5

607 Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey, by Cowper, 18L0, 4 vols. half-calf,

gilt edges, engraved plates 4

60S Laing’s History of Scotland, 1804, half-calf, 4 vols. ; Otter’s Life

and Remains of E. I). Clarke, 1825, 2 vols. half-calf 6

609 Hone’s Every-day Book, 1826, 4 vols.; Table Book, 1827, 2 vols.;

Year Book, 1832, 2 vols.; Trial, 1 vol, half-calf, illustrated

with wood cuts 9

6L0 Historic Gallery of Portraits and Paintings and Biographical

Review, 1807-11, 7 vols. calf, gilt, engraved plates 7

611 Tindals Continuation of Rapin’s History of England, 1758, 9 vols.

tree calf 9

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Finden’s Landscape and Portrait Illustrations to the Life and

Works of Lord Byron, 1833, 3 vols. green half-calf, with

beautiful steel engravings. O O

Scott’s Lord of the Isles, with Notes, 1815, and Glenfinlas and

other Ballads, 1812, 2 vols. half-calf, steel plates; Minstrelsy

of the Scottish Border, 1803, 3 vols. calf-gilt; Poetical Works

of Dr. Darwin, 1806, 3 vols. half-calf gilt, illustrated;

Seward’s Life of Dr. Darwin, 1 vol. half-calf; Scott’s Ballads,

1819, 1 vol. calf.

Sir William Gell’s Pompeiana, 1817-19-32, 3 vols. calf-gilt,

splendidly illustrated with steel engravings

Simon’s Switzerland, 1823, 2 vols. half-calf ; Simon’s Italy and

Sicily, 1828, 1 vol. half-calf; Denon’s Egypt, 1802, 2 vols.

half-calf; Egyptian Antiquities, 1 vol. half-calf; Brayley

and Britton’s Houses of Parliament, 1836, 1 vol. ::

The Perlustration of Great Yarmouth, by Charles John Palmer,

F.S.A., 3 vols. scarlet morocco gilt edges—a fine copy in good

condition ... ... .. .

Chaffers’ Marks and Monograms on Pottery and Porcelain

Boscoe’s Life and Pontificate of Leo the Tenth, 1806, 6 vols. half¬

calf; Roseoe’s Lorenzo De’Medici, 1806, 3 vols. half-calf

Hutton’s History of Birmingham, History of Derby, History of the

Homan Wall, Journey to London and North Walesi Tour to

Scarborough, Trip to Coatham, Dissertation on Juries, Battle

of Bosworth Field, Courts of Requests, and Life of Himself,

10 vols. half-calf

Scott’s Mammon, 1809, Hoke by, 1813, Lay of the Last Minstrel,

1809, Lady of the Lake, 1811, 4 vols. with fine old engravings ;

Sir Tristrem, 1806, Paul’s Letters, 1816, Doom of Devorgoil,

1830, 3 vols., Fine set, bound in Iree calf' with Jull gilt backs

and edges

Crabbe’s Tales of the Hall, 1819, 2 vols. calf, gilt; Crabbe’s Tales,

1810, and Borough, 1812, 2 vols. half-calf, gilt; Fearon’s

Sketches of America, 1818, 1 vol. calf, gilt j Cooper’s

America, 1794, 1 vol half-calf; M. Leod’s Voyage of the

Alceste, 1818,1vol. calf, gilt; Captain Lyon’s Journal and

Narrative, 1824-5, 2 vols. half-calf, gilt, illustrated

Natural History of Birds, 1820, half-calf, 2 vols, embellished with

numerous plates coloured from nature ; Pennant’s British

Zoology, 1812, 4 vols. with large number of engraved plates ...

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623 Milton’s Paradise Lost and Regained, 1727, 2 vols. roan, gilt,

illustrated; Spenser’s Paerie Queene, 1758,4 vols.; Moore’s

Lalla Rookh, 1822, 1 vol. call', gilt, plates; Moore’s Loves

of the Angels, 1823, 1 vol. calf, gilt, plates ... ... 8

624 Martyn’s Flora Rustica, with coloured plates engraved by F. P.

Nodder, 1792, 1 vol. calf gilt; Montfort’s Conch vliologie

Systematique, 1810. with engravings, 2 vols; Marlyn’s Botany,

1785, half-calf, l vol ; Perouse’s Voyage round the World,

1798, 3 vols. calf, gilt ... ... ... ... 7

625 Le Decameron de Jean Boccace, 1757, 5 vols., engraved plates;

Synopsis Compendiaria, 1751, 1 vol.; Flstob’s English Saxon

Homily on Birthday of St. Gregory, 1719, 1 vol.... 7

626 Zeluco, 1789, 2 vols. half-calf, gilt; Pegge’s Curialia Miscellanea,

1818, 1 vol. half-calf ; Pamphlets, 1 vol.; Pegge’s Anecdotes

of English Language, 1814, 1 vol. ; Curiosities of Literature,

1 vol. half-<*alf; Pursuits of Literature, 1 vol.; Aikin’s

Germany, 1 vol. calf ... . ... ... 8

627 Alexander Wilson’s American Ornithology, with a continuation

by Charles Lucian Bonaparte, Jardinc’s edition, 1832, 3 vols.,

embellished with beautifully colored plates ... ... 3

628 Scott’s Waverley Novels, Introduction, 1S33, 3 vols. ; Waverley,

1821, 3 vols.; Ivanhoe, 1821, 3 vols.; Kenilworth. 1821,

3 vols. ; Fortunes of Nigel, 1821, 3 vols. ; Peveril of the Peak,

1822, 4 vols. ; Abbott, 1820, 3 vols.; Antiquary, 1816, 3 vols.;

Guy Mannering, 1815, 3 vols. ; Monastery, 1820, 3 vols. ;

Rob Roy, 1818, 3 vols.; Pirate, 1822, 3 vols ; Woodstock, 1826,

3 vols. ; Quentin Durward, 1823, 3 vols. ; Red Gauntlet, D21,

3 vols.; Anne Geierstein, 1829, 3 vols.; St. Ronan’s Well,

1824, 3 vols.; Black Dwarf, 1817, 1 vol. ; Old Mortality, 1817.

3 vols.; Heart of Midlothian, 1818. 4 vols.; Bride of

Lammermoor, 1819, 3 vols.; Legend of Montrose, 1819,

1 vol. ; Count Robert of Paris, 1832, 3 vols.; Castle

Dangerous, 1832, 1 vol. ; Betrothed, 1825, 2 vols.; Talisman,

1825, 2 vols.; Chronicles of the Canongate, 1828, 5 vols. ... 77

629 Keepsake, gilt edges, engraved plates, 7 vols. ... ... 7

639 Burns’ Poems, 2 vols ; Byron’s Works, 6 vols.; and 2 others ... 10

631 A Houbraken Schouburgh der Konshechilders, 17 L9, 3 vols., very .

fine plates; Nicolai’s Sepulchris Hebrseorum, 1706, 1 vol., plates 4

632 Vicar of Wakefield, 1 vol. ; Thomson’s Poems, 1 vol.; Pliny’s

EpLtles, 1 vol. ; Dante’s Inferno, 1 vol. ; and 8 others ... 12

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633 Hume’s History of England, 1773, 8 vols.

634 Blackstone’s Commentaries, 4 vols., and 4 others

635 Gri 1 Bias and Robinson Crusoe, 1 vol.; Tales of Genii and

Foundling, l vol.; Plays, 2 vols.; Kalm’s Travels, 3 vols. ;

and 3 others ...

636 History of Modern Europe, 4 vols.; Life of Catherine IT.

Empress of Russia, 1798, 3 vols.

637 L’Esprit de L’Encyclopedie, 1768, 5 vols., and 5 others

638 One doz. vols. various

639 Monthly Magazine, 1796 to 1825, half-ealf, 60 vols. ; General

Index to same, calf, 2 vols.

640 Monthly Review, 1749-1789, 81 vols. calf

641 Monthly Review, New Series, 1790-1825, 103 vols.; Index, 2 vols.

calf

642 Monthly Review, New and Improved Series, 1826-1830, 15 vols.

half-calf

613 Monthly Review, ditto, 1831-1841, 33 vole, half-calf ...

644 Gentleman’s Magazine, 1731-1833, 155 vols. with Indexes,

half-calf

645 Gentleman’s Magazine, New Series, 1834-43, 20 vols. half-calf ...

616 Senator, or Parliamentary Chronicle, 1791-1802, 32 vols., and

Index Portraits, 2 vols.

647 The Annual Register with Index, 1758-1796, calf, 39 vols.;

1797-1838, paper boards, 43 vols.

648 Works of Antonio Canova in Sculpture and Modelling, engraved

in outline by Henry Moses, with descriptions and Biographical

Memoir by Countess Albrizzi and Count Cicoqnara, 1824, calf,

gilt sides, backs, and edges, 3 vols. ; Blore’s Monumental

Remains of Noble and Eminent Persons, engraved plates,

1826, calf, 1 vol.

649 Neale’s Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen in

England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, engraved plates, first

series 1822-3, 6 vols.

650 Ditto, second series, 1824-29, 5 vols.

651* Neale’s Views of Churches, 1825, Engraved plates, 2 vols. half¬

calf; Woolnoth’s Ancient Castles, 1825, engraved plates, half¬

roan, 2 vols. ...

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Universal History, from the Earliest Account of Time, illustrated

with maps, cuts, notes, etc., 1747, calf, 21 vols.

Fry’s Pantographia, 1799, 1 vol. half-calf ; Baker’s Harmony of

Evangelists, 1783, l vol. ; Letters of Lady ITervey, 1821,

1 vol.; Findlay’s Modern Atlas, 1 vol.

Blomefield’s History of Norfolk, with Parkin’s Continuation,

1805-10, 11 vols.

General History of the County of Norfolk, 1829, 2 vols.; History

of Great Yarmouth, 1676, calf, 1 vol.; Clark’s Norfolk

Charities, 1811, 1 vol.

Preston’s Yarmouth. 1819, plates, 1 vol.; Britton-and Brayley’s

Norfolk, plates, 1 vol. ; Bartell’s Cromer, 1806, plates, 1 vol.;

Itichards’ History of Lynn, 1812, engraved plates, 2 vols.;

bruery’s History of Great Ahirmouth, 1826, plates, 1 vol.

History of Suffolk, 1 vol.; Clarke’s History of Ipswich, 1830,

plates, 1 vol.; Bury St. Edmunds, 1827, with engravings and

wood cuts of upwards of 40 churches, 1 vol., and 1 other;

Shoberl’s and 1 other Suffolk, plates, 2 vols. ; and 3 others

The Unyon of the Twoo, and Illustre Famelies of Laneastre and

Yorke, in black letter, 1550, calf, 2 vols. A quaint old work ...

Four Portfolios of Prints, &c, ; 2 Suffolk ; 1 Norfolk; 1 Portraits

660

661

662

663

664

665

666 Quarto.

667 L. Matina Lararium Yenetum, 1659. illustrated with numerous

portraits, 1 vol. ; Voyage en Italic, maps and plans, 1 vol.;

Ellis’ Natur Geschichte der Corall, Arten, illustrated, 1 vol. ;

Tournefort’s Institutiones llei Uerbai ia3, 17u0, with illus¬

trations.- 3 vols.; Battely’s Antiquitates Butufunoe et

Antiquitates, S. Edmundi Burgi, 1745, illustrated, 1 vol.

Tournefort’s Yoyage to the Levant, 1718, illustrated, calf, 2 vols.;

L’Abbe Chappe D’Auteroche’s Journey to Siberia in 1761,

illustrated, 1 vol. ; Ainsworth’s Latin Dictionary, 1 vol. :

Bowyer’s French Dictionary, 1 vol.

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(369 Boyer’s English and French Dictionary, calf, 1 vol. ; Ferguson

on Civil Society, calf, 1 vol. ; Lenfant’s History Council of

Constance, 1730, 2 vols. ; Newton’s Principia, calf, 1 vol ;

Gibson’s Chronicon Saxonicum, 1692, 1 vol. ; Life of Lord

Herbert, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... 7

670 Captain K. Tuckey’s Expedition to the Fiver Zaire or Congo,

1818, plates, 1 vol.; Croker’s Eesearches in the South of

Ireland, 1821, plates, 1 vol.; Wilson’s Character and Com¬

position of Russian Army, 1810, maps, 1 vol. ; Legh’s Journey

in Egypt, 1816, 1 vol. ; Man by’s Voyage to Greenland, 1822,

plates, 1 vol. ; and 2 others ... ... .... 7

671 Parkinson’s Organic Pemains of the Antediluvian World, 1820,

plates, 3 vols. ; Buckland’s Reliquiae Diluvianae, 1813, plates

and maps, 1 vol.; Miller’s Natural History of Crinoidea, 1821,

plain and colored plates, 1 vol.; Artis’ Antediluvian Phylology,

1825, plates, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... 6

672 Higgins’ Celtic Druids, 1827, engraved plates and maps, 1 vol. ;

Outlines from the Figures and Compositions upon the Greek,

Roman, and Etruscan Vases of the late Sir William Hamilton,

with engravings by Kirk, 1804, 1 vol.; The Hindu Pantheon, by

Edward Moor, 1810, plates, 1 vol. ; Achaeologia, or Miscell¬

aneous Tracts relating to Antiquity, 1837, plates, 2 vols. ... 5

673 Rhodes’ Peak Scenery, or Excursions in Derbyshire, with

engravings by W. B. and G. Cooke, from drawings by F. L.

Chantrev, 1818, 4 vols.; Pennant’s Tour from Downing to

Ashton-Moor, 1801, plates, 1 vol.; Pennant’s Tour from

Ashton-Moor to Harrogate, 1804, plates, 1 vol.; Pennant’s

Tour from London to Isle of Wight, 1801, plates, 2 vols.;

Pennant’s Life of himself, 1798, 1 vol. ... ... 9

674 Noble’s Historical Genealogy of Royal House of Stuarts, 1795,

1 vol.; History of Whiteford and Holywell, 1796, plates,

1 vol.; Stothard’s Tour through Normandy, Brittany, Ac.,

1820, plates, 1 vol.; Guillim’s Heraldrie, 1616, 1 vol.;

Memoirs of Richard Cumberland, 1806, 1 vol. ; and 3 others 8

675 Aikin’s Manchester and District, 1795, plates, l vol. ; British

Topograph, 1780, 2 vols. ; Nicolas’ Siege of Carlaverock, 1828,

1 vol. ; Tooke’s Diversions of Purley, 1798, 2 vols. ; and

1 other ... ... ... ... ... 7

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676 Robertson’s History of America, 1777, calf, 2 vols. ; Wilson’s

Expedition to Egypt, 1803, maps, half-calf, 1 vol. ; Neale’s

Travels through Germany, Poland, Moldavia, and Turkey,

1818, colored plates, half-calf, 1 vol.; Johnson’s Journey

through Persia, Georgia, Russia, Poland, and Prussia, 1818,

plain and colored plates, half-calf, 1 vol.; Moore’s Campaign

of the British Army in Spain, 1809, half-calf, 1 vol. ;

Gall’s Voyages and Travels, 1812, half-calf, 1 tol.; Riley’s

Shipwreck, 1817, calf, 1 vol. ... ... ... 8

677 Pennant’s Tour in Wales, 1778-81, calf, 2 vols. ; Pennant’s Tour

in Scotland, 1771-6, calf, 2 vols., illustrated with plates ... 4

678 Book of 80 fine tinted Engravings, being imitations of original

drawings by Hans Holbein, for the portraits of illustrious

persons of the Court of Henry 8th, with Biographical Tracts,

1812,1vol. ... ... ... ... ... 1

679

680

681

682

683

Supplement to 2nd edition of Bentham’s History and Antiquities

of Ely Cathedral, 1817, plates, 1 vol. ; Rutter’s Illustrated

History and Description of Eonthill Abbey, 1823, plates,

lvol.; Warner’s History Glaston Abbey, 1826, plates, 1 vol.

Ecclesiastical Topography, a Collection of 100 Views of Churches

m Environs of London, 1811, 1 vol. ...

Sel ect Collection of Views and Ruins in Rome and Vicinity,

1 vol.; Hakewill’s Picturesque Tour of Italy, 1820, many

plates, 1 vol.; Pugin and Keux’s 80 plain and coloured

Specimens of the Architectural Antiquities of Normandy,

1 vol.

Robson’s Picturesque Views of English Cities, 1828, fine steel

plates, 1 vol. ; Britton’s Redcliffe Church, Bristol, 1813, plates,

1 vol. ; Britton’s Union of Architecture, Sculpture, and

Painting, 1827, plates, 1 vol.; Britton’s History and Antiqui¬

ties of Bath Abbey Church, plates, 1825, 1 vol.; Britton’s

Illustrations of Fonthdl Abbev, 1823, 1 vol.

Devonshire and Cornwall, illustrated from original drawings

by Allom, Bartlett, Ac., with Historical and Topographical

descriptions by J. Britton and E. W. Brayley, 1822, 1 vol.;

Illuminated Ornaments selected from Manuscripts and Early

Printed Books from the 6th to 17th Centuries, drawn and

engraved by Henry Shaw with descriptions by Sir Frederic

Madden, 1833, 1 vol.

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Smith’s Fossils, 1S16, colored plates, 1 vol.; Catalogue of Pictures

at Grosvenor House, with etchings from the whole collection,

by John Young, 1820, 1 vol.; Simpson’s Ancient Baptismal

Fonts, 1828, plates, 1 vol.; Portraits of Eminent Persons

of Scotland, 1799, 1 vol.; and 1 other.

Wilson’s History of Philip 2nd and 3rd. King of Spain, 1778,

3 vols.; Fox’s History of James 2nd, 1808, 1 vol.

Captain Basil Hall’s Voyage of Discovery'- to the West Coast of

Africa and the great Loo-choo Islands, with beautifully colored

plates, 1818, calf, 1 vol.; Ellis’ Embassy to China, 1817, line

colored plates, 1 vol.

History and Adventures of Don Quixote, with account of the

Author’s life, by T. Smollett, M.D., illustrated with fine copper

plates, 1755, a splendid copy, calf, 2 vols.

Tragedies of Euripides, 1781, calf, gilt, 2 vols. ; Tragedies of

Sophocles, 1788, calf, gilt, l vol.; Tragedies of Eschylus;

1777, (Potter) calf, gilt, 1 vol.

Brand’s popular Antiquities, 1813, calf, gilt, 2 vols. ..

The Byrth, Lyf, and Actes of Kyng Arthur; of his Noble

Knyghtes of the Rounde Table. Introduction and Notes

by. Robert Southey, 1817, a fine copi/, half-calf, 2 vols.

Eustace’s Classical Tour through Italy, 1813, calf, gilt, 2 vols. ;

Morell’s Gfraecum Lexicon, 1778, calf, 1 vol.

Foster’s Discourses, 1719, half-calf, 2 vols.; Mordecai’s Letters,

1771, tree calf, 1 vol.; Knight’s Progress of Society, 1796,

half-calf, 1 vol. ; Mason’s Memoirs and Poems of Gray, 1775,

calf, 1 vol.

Fuller’s Worthies of England, with notes by John Nichols, 1811,

calf, gi 11, 2 vols.

Life and Writings of James Bruce, 1808, half-calf, 1 vol.; Life

of Lord Mansfield, 1797, half-calf, gilt, 1 vol. ; Memoirs of

Colonel Hutchinson, 1808, half-calf, 1 vol. ; Anson’s Voyage

round the World, 1718, with 12 copper plates, calf, gilt, 1 vol.

Painter’s Palace of Pleasure, 1813, 3 vols., calf, gilt, and gilt

edges

Combe’s Description of the Collections of Ancient Marbles in the

British Museum, 1812, fine engraved plates, half-calf, 3 vols....

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The Copper Plate Magazine, consisting of beautifully engraved

and most interesting Views in Great Britain and Ireland,

by eminent artists, with descriptive accounts, half-calf,

5 vols. .. ... ... ... ... 5

Copper Plate Magazine, of Views of Seats and Churches and

Portraits of Eminent Men and Historical and other subjects,

with descriptive accounts, 1778, tree calf, 1 vol. ... .. 1

Johnson’s Dictionary, 1825, half-calf, 2 vols. ... . 2

Walpole’s European and Asiatic Turkey, 1817, plates, half-calf,

1 vol.; Morton’s Monastic Annals of Teviotdale, 1832, half¬

calf, 1 vol.; Andrews’ History of Great Britain, 1794,

half-calf, gilt, 2 vols.; Graham’s Journal of a Residence

in India, 1813, plates, half-calf, 1 vol. ... ... 5

John Caspar Lavater’s Essays on Physiognomy, illustrated by

more than 800 engravings executed by Thomas Holloway,

translated from the French by Henry Hunter, 1792, a superb

work, Russia, gilt backs, sides, and edges, 5 vols. .. ... 5

Edward Daniel Clarke’s Travels in Europe, Asia,

1810-23, illustrated with plates and maps, Russia

complete work ... ... ■

and Africa,

gilt, 6 vols ,

Cook’s Voyage to Pacific Ocean, (3rd Voyage) 1784, calf, gilt,

3 vols.; Kippis’ Life of Captain Cook, 1788, calf, gilt, 1 vol. ...

Cook’s Voyage towards the South Pole and round the World,

1777, finely engraved plates and maps, Russia gilt, 2 vols. ;

Hawkesworth’s Voyages to the Southern Hemisphere, 1773,

plates and maps, tree calf, gilt, 3 vols.

Britton’s History and Antiquities of 14 English Cathedrals, viz. :

Bristol, Peterborough, Norwich, Canterbury,- York, Wells,

Oxford, Worcester, Lichfield, Gloucester, Winchester, Exeter,

Hereford, and Salisbury, with beautifully engraved plates,

lmlf-roan, 14 vols.

6

4

5

14

Foster’s Voyage round the World, 1777, calf, 2 vols. ; Foster’s

Discoveries, 1786, maps, calf, 1 vol. ; Foster’s Observations,

1778, calf, 1 vol.

Giraldus de Band’s Itinerary of Archbishop Baldwin through

Wales in 1588, translated into English and illustrated with

Views, &c., by Sir Richard Coll-Hoare, 1806, Russia gilt,

2 vols.

4

2

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708 Britton’s Architectural Antiquities of Great Britain, with

engraved views, elevations, plans, sections, and details of

Ancient English Edifices, half-roan, 5 vols. ; Britton’s

Picturesque Antiquities of the English Cities, with fine

engravings, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... 0

709 Beattie’s Switzerland, illustrated with beautifully engraved views

by Bartlett, embossed roan, gilt edges, 2 vols. ... .. 2

7L0 The .Works of Horatio Walpole, Earl of Orford. 1798-18L9, a fine

copy, with engraved plates, half-calf, 8 vols. ... ... 8

711 John Thomas Smith’s Antiquities of Westminster, the Old

Palace, St. Stephen’s Chapel (now the House of Commons)

&c., &c., with 246 plain and colored engravings of Topographical

Objects, of which 122 no longer remain, 1807, 1 vol., calf ... 1

712 Scott’s Border Antiquities of England and Scotland, with

beautifully engraved plates, 1814, blue roan, gilt sides,

backs, and edges, 2 vols. ... .. ... 2

713 Strutt’s Sports and Pastimes of (he People of England, illustrated

with colored plates from ancient paintings, 1810, half-calf,

1 vol. ... ... ... ... ... 1

714 Strutt’s Dress and Habits of the People of England, with

engraved plates, 1796, 1 vol. ... ... ... 1

715 Belzoni’s Egypt and Nubia, 1821, half-calf, 1 vol.; Gilly’s

Piedmont and Yaudois, with maps and plates, 1824, half-calf,

1 vol.; Gell’s Geography and Antiquities, Ithaca, 1807, plates,

half-calf, 1 vol ; Herculauensia, by Drummond and Walpole,

1810, half-calf, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... 4

716 Salt’s Travels in Abyssinia, 1814, engraved plates, half-calf, 1 vol.;

Batty’s select views of some of the principal Cities of

Europe, fine plates, 1822, cloth, 1 vol. ... ... 2

717 Arehaeologia, or Miscellaneous Tracts relating to Antiquity,

published by Society of Antiquaries of London, illustrated,

calf and sheep, 22 vols. .. ... ... ... 22

718 Grose’s Antiquities of England and Wales, 1773, engraved plates,

ltussia gilt, 4 vols. .. ... ... ... 4

719 Howard’s Prisons of England and Wales, and Account of Foreign

Prisons and Hospitals, 1792, plates, calf, gilt, 1 vol. ; Howard's

Lazarettos in Europe, 1791, plates, calf, gilt, 1 vol. ; Chandler’s

Travels in Asia Minor, 1775, maps, calf, 1 vol. ... ... 3

44 Third Day’s Sale,

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720

721

722

723

724

725

726

727

728

729

730

The Beauties of the Court, of King Charles 2nd, by Mrs. Jameson,

1833, fine engravings, with Memoirs, cloth, 1 vol.; Astle’s

Origin and Progress of Writing, 1731, illustrations, half-calf,

1 vol.; Denon’s Voyage Dans La Basse et la haute Egypte

pendant les Campagnes de Bonaparte en 1798 et 1799, engraved

plates, 1819, 1 vol.

Noorthouck’s History of London, 1773, engraved plates, calf,

1 vol.; Antiquitates Middletonia, 1741, plates, calf, 1 vol.

Smellie’s Philosophy of Natural History, 1790-9, half-calf, 2 vols.;

Locke on Toleration, 1765, calf, 1 vol. ; Locke’s Human

Understanding, 1 vol.

Suckling’s History and Antiquities of Suffolk, 1846, plates, half-

morocco, gilt top, 2 vols. ...

Edmund Gillingwater’s History of Lowestoft, 1790, half-calf,

1 vol.

Cullum’s History and Antiquities of Hawsted and Hardwick,

in Suffolk, 1813, engraved plates, half-calf, 1 vol. ; Cage’s

History and Antiquities of Hengrave in Suffolk, 1822,

engraved plates, half-calf, 1 vol.

Yates’ History and Antiquities of Bury St. EJmunds, 1S05,

plates, 1 vol. ; Hawes and Loder’s History of Eramlingham,

1798, l vol.; Gfardner’s History of Dunwieh, 1751, copper¬

plates, calf, 1 vol.; Dale’s History and Antiquities of Harwich

and Dovereourt, L732, copper-plates, 1 vol.; History of

Norfolk, 1 vol.

Martin’s History of Thetford, 1779, plates, calf, 1 vol. ; Parker’s

History of Long Mel ford, 1873, cloth,_L vol.; Specimens of

Gfothic Ornaments selected from the Parish Church of

Lavenham in Suffolk, 1796, 49 plates, 1 vol.

Swinden’s History and Antiquities of Great Yarmouth in Norfolk,

1772, calf, 1 vol.; Drawings of Churches in the Hundred of

Mutford and Lothingland. half calf, 1 vol.

Edmund Gillingwater’s History of Lowestoft, 1790, calf, gilt

edges, 1 vol.

Johnson’s Antiquities—consisting of Architectural and Monu¬

mental Remains m the County of Suffolk, 1821, engraved

plates, red morocco, gilt sides and top, 1 vol.

3

2

4

2

1

o

5

3

9

1

1

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731

732

733

734

735

73G

737

73S

739

740

741

7 42

Johnson’s Ecclesiastical Antiquities of the Countv of Suffolk,

comprising Drawings of all the Parochial Churches and

Chapels in the said County, ISIS, red morocco, gilt sides and

top, 1 yoI.

The Monumental Effigies of Great Britain by C. A. Stothard,

1817, with Introduction and Descriptions by A. J. Kemp,

1S32, beautifully executed plates, morocco, gilt sides, back, and

edges, 1 yoI.

Edmund Gillingwater’s History of Lowestoft, 1794, plates, calf,

gilt edges, 1 vol.

Edwards’ Botanic Garden, 1812, illustrated with 133 coloured

engravings of plants, roan, gilt sides, back, and edges, 1 vol.;

Pulleuey’s Linnaeus, by Maton, 1805, half calf, i vol

Stark’s Scenery of the Rivers of Norfolk, with descriptions by

James Stark, 1834, engraved plates, half-calf, 1 vol. ; Davy’s

Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen in Suffolk,

1827, half-roan, 1 vol.; Dixon’s Etchings of Views in Norfolk,

half-roan, 1 vol.; Wilkinson’s Architectural Remains in

Thetford, half-roan, 1 vol.

Gibbon’s Decline and Eall of the Roman Empire, 1770, calf,

6 vols.

Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Books,

and poetical illustrations by L.

edges, 7 vols. ...

with fine steel engravings,

E. L , 1832-38, cloth, gilt

Fleetwood’s Life of Christ, with steel engravings, 1851, half¬

grained roan, gilt edges, 1 vol.; Scripture, illustrated by

means of Natural Science, 1803, half-calf, 1 vol.; Dr. Wells’

Companion to Holy Bible, 1804, half-calf, 1 vol.; Plates to

above, half-calf, 1 vol.; Dr. Priestley’s Lectures on History,

1788, calf, 1 vol.

Rees’ Cyclopaedia, illustrated with numerous engravings, 1819,

half-calf, 39 vols.

Literary Gazette and Art Journal, 1827 to 1812, 10 vols.

The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London,

from their commencement in 1005 to the year 1800, with

notes and Biographical illustrations, by Hutton, Shaw, and

Pearson, 18 vols.

Ladbroke’s Views of the Churches in Norfolk, illustrative of

Blomefield’s History of that County, 1823-8, half-roan, 7 vols.

1

1

1

2

4

0

7

o

39

10

18

7

LOT

743

744

746

717

743

749

759

751

752

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The Past-on Letters, written during the Reigns of Henry yi.,

Edward iy, Richard in, and Henry Yrr, with notes and

engravings, by Sir John Penn, 1787-1823, half calf, 5 vols.

Beattie’s Waldensis, with beautiful steel engravings from drawings

by Bartlett and Brockedon, 1837-8, cloth, gilt edges, 2 vols. ;

Syria, the Holy Land, Asia Minor, &c., illustrated with steel

engravings from drawings by Bartlett and Purser, &c.f 1836-38,

cloth, gilt edges, 3 vols.

Westmoreland, Cumberland, Durham, and Northumberland,

beautifully illustrated with steel engravings from drawings by

Thomas Allen, and Historical and Topograpieal descriptions by

Thomas Rose, 1832, cloth, 3 vols.

Scrap Book of Photos of celebrated Paintings, &c., green morocco,

gilt back, sides, and edges, 1 vol. ; Scrap Book with Photos,

half-grain roan, gilt edges, 1 vol.

Pyne's History of the Royal Residences of Windsor Castle,

St. James’ Palace, Carlton Mouse, Kensington Palace,

Hampton Court, Buckingham House, and Frogmore, illus¬

trated by 100 highly finished and colored engravings, 1819,

half-grained roan, gilt edges, 3 vols.

Punch, 1818-49, 1 vol.; Foreign Tour of Brown, Jones, and

Robinson, engraxed plates, 1 vol.

Willing’ Quaint Old Norwich, in 50 photo-lithograph plates,

1884, 1 vol. ...

Shaw’s Specimens of Ancient Furniture, 1 vol.; 30 Illustrations

of Childe Harold, by Art Union of London, 1855, 1 vol.;

30 Pictures of deceased British Artists, engraved expressly

for Art Union of London by W. J. Linton, 1860, 1 vol.;

May Queen, by Tennyson, 1 vol.

Booth’s Analytical Dictionary of the English Language, 1835,

cloth, 1 vol.; Carey’s English Atlas, calf, 1 vol.; Banks’

Dormant and Extinct Baronage of England, 3 vols. o O'

Bentham’s History and Antiquities of Ely Cathedral, 1812,

copperplates, 1 vol.; Discours du Songe de Poliphile, 1561,

1 vol.

Three Portfolios of Old Prints—1 Suffolk, 1 Norfolk, and 1

Portraits

VOLS.

5

5

3

3

2

1

2

3

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754 Four Books of Lithographed Views of all the Bridges in the

County of Norfolk, by Francis Stone, 81 prints; Book of

Views of Churches in the Hundred of Hoxne, Suffolk, Bishop,

1883; Philips’ Atlas of Modern and Ancient Geography

755 Voyages and Travels, 1745-7, illustrated, 4 vols.

756

757

*8

759

760

761

762

763

764

765

766

767

768

XrOLS,

Folio.

Archbishop Tillotson’s Works, calf, 3 vols.; Stillingflcet’s Origmes,

Sacrse, 1709, calf, 1 vol.

Whitby’s Paraphrase on the New Testament, 1718, calf, 2 vols. ;

Complete Body of Divinity, 1729, calf, L vol.; Stevens’

History of Ancient Abbeys, Monasteries, Ac., 1722, plates,

calf, 1 vol.

Fifty Comedies and Tragedies, Beaumont and Fletcher, 1679, calf,

1 vol. ; Shakespeare’s Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies,

1685, calf, 1 vol.

Edmund Spencer’s Works, with an Account of his Life, 1678,

calf, 1 vol.; Works of Chaucer, with an Account of his Life,

black letter, 1597, calf, 1 vol. ..

Tanner’s Notitia Monastica, 1744, calf, 1 vol.; The Alcoran of

Mahomet, 1683, 1 vol.; Somnerus’ Linguae Saxonicae, 1659,

calf, 1 vol., and 1 other

The Works of King Charles the Martyr, with the History of his

Life, Tryal, and Martyrdome, 1688, calf, 1 vol.; L’Estrange’s

Fables of HI sop and other eminent Mythologists, 1699, calf,

1 vol.

Warner’s History of England as it relates to Religion and the

Church, 1759, half-calf, 2 vols.; Joseph Merle’s Works, 1677,

calf, 1 vol.

Poole’s Annotations on the Bible, 1700, calf; 2 vols. ...

Stowe’s Chronicles, by Howes, 1632, black letler, calf, 1 vol.;

Baker’s Chronicles of the Kings of England, from the time of

the Romans to the death of King Charles 1st, 1660, calf,

1 vol.

6

4

4

2

2

Q

2

48 Third Day’s Sale,

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709

YOLS.

770

77 L

772

773

774

775

770

777

778

779

Dart’s Westmonasterium, or the History and Antiquities ot* the

Abbey Church of St. Peter’s, Westminster, interspersed with

numerous engraved plates, half-calf, 2 vols. ; Dugdale’s

History of St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, 1710, plates,

calf, 1 vol.

Taxatio Ecclesiastica Anglise et Walliae Auctoritate 14 Nicholai IV,"

circa, A.n. 1291, half-calf, 1802, l vol.; Calendarium Rotulorum

Patentium in Turri Londinensi, half-calf, 1802, 1 vol.;

Rotulorum Originaliuin in Curia Scacearii Abbreviatio, 1805,

half-calf, 1 vol.

Houghton’s British Fresh Water Pishes, with beautifully executed

plain and colored plates, cloth, gilt sides, backs, and edges,

2 vols.

Harding’s Sketches at Home and Abroad, 50 fine lithographs

Joseph Edmondson’s complete Body of Heraldry, illustrated with

plates, 1780, calf, 1 vol.; Ashmole’s Order of the Garter,

engraved plates, 1072, calf, gilt, l vol.

Descriptive Account, by Mrs. Hofland, of Mansion and Gardens

of- White Knights, a seat of His Grace the Duke of Marl¬

borough, with 23 engravings, T. C. Holland, 1 vol. ; Musical

Entertainer, engraved by George Bickham, Junr., 1 vol.; and

2 Atlases

Martin’s Illustrations of the Bible, consisting of 20 splendid steel

engravings, 1838, 1 vol.; Albert Durer’s Designs of the

Prayer Book, 1817, 1 vol.; Wild’s Illustration of the Archi¬

tecture and Sculpture of Lincoln Cathedral, engraved plates,

1810, 1 vol. ...

Camden’s Britannia, with plates and maps, 1772, calf, 2 vols.,

a good copy ... .:.

Cotman’s Engravings of Sepulchral Brasses in Suffolk, 1817, half

morocco, l vol ; Cotman’s Engravings of Sepulchral Brasses

in Norfolk, 1819, half morocco, 1 vol.; Seals of Religious

Houses in Norfolk and Suffolk, calf, gilt top, 1vol.

Speed’s Historie of Great Britaine, illustrated, 1032, calf, 1 vol.;

Temple’s Works, 1740, calf, 2 vols.

Coney’s Engravings of Ancient Cathedrals, Hotels de Ville, and

other Buildings in France, Holland, Germany, and Italy, with

illustrative descriptions in English and French, 32 plates,

20 in. x 19 in., 1832, 1 vol.

2

1

4

3

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780 A Collection of Prints from pictures painted for the purpose of

illustrating the Dramatic Works of Shakespeare, by the

Artists of Great Britain, 1803, 2 vols of magnificent skilfully

drawn engravings, 27 in. x 21 in. 2

781 Twenty-four Colored Engravings, 29 in. x 21 in. of Salt’s

Drawings of Views in St. Helena, The Cape, India, Ceylon,

Abyssinia, and Egypt, by Robert Ha veil, 1809, 1 vol. 1

782 James Edward Smith’s Tour to Hafod in Cardiganshire, illustrated

with 15 coloured engravings, 1810, 1 vol.; volume of 44

beautifully coloured plates illustrative of Researches and

Operations of G. Belzoni in Egypt and Nubia, 1 vol. 2

783 Rapin’s History of England, translated by Tindal, with engraved

plates, 1732, calf, 5 vols.; Rapin’s Acta Regia, 1733, calf, 1

vol. 6

784 Clarendon’s History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England,

1702, calf, 3 vols. 3

785 Lodge’s Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain, with

Biographical and Historical Memoirs. The work contains 240

beautifully executed engravings and is bound in green morocco,

gilt edges, 1821,4 vols. 4

786 Perry’s Conchology, or the Natural History of Shells, with colored

engravings, executed from natural specimens, 1 vol. 1

787 Ectypa Varia Res Antiquas Illustrantia Penes J. Ives, S. R. and

A. S., 1 vol.; Views and sketches in Lowestoft and Neighbour¬

hood, half-calf, 1 vol.; Columna Trajana Extribens Historiani ' engraved plates, 1vol. ... ...” 3

7S8 Dart’s History and Antiquities of Canterbuiy Cathedral, 1726,

engraved plates, calf, 1 vol.; Borlase’s Antiquities, Historical

and Monumental, of County of Cornwall, 1751, engraved

plates, calf, 1 vol. ... ... 2

789 Reports from the Commissioners, respecting the Public Records

of the Kingdom, with engraved fac-similes, 1809-19, 2 vols. ... o

790 The Antiquities of Athens, measured and delineated by James

Stuart, E.R.S. and E.S.A., and Nicholas Revett, Painters and

Architects, 1762-1816, a fine work, with large engraved plates,

4 vols. 4

791 Plates to Cook’s Third Voyage, half-calf, gilt, 1 vol.; Voyage

Pittoresque et Historique ae L’Espagne par Alexandre de

Laborde, 1806, engraved plates, 1 vol. 2

80 Third Day’s Sale,

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792 Les Euines de Palmyre, 1753, plates, calf, 1 vol,; The Buins of

Pacstum in Magna Graecia, 17(38, plates, 1 vol. . ... 2 793 Murphy’s History and Description of the Church of Batalha,

1795,; Campaigns of British Army in Portugal and Spain,

1812, engravings ... ... . ... 1 794 Clerissean’s Views of Naples, 1735, engraved plates, 1 vol. ... 1 795 Pine’s tinted Engravings from Tapestry Hangings of the

House of Cords, representing the several engagements

between the English and Spanish Eleets in the year 1588, also

an Historical Account of each day’s action. A most interesting

work, 1739, calf, 1 vol. ... .. .. ... 1 790 Lewis’ Sketches and Drawings of the Alhambra, made during a

Besidence in Granada in 1833-4, drawn on stone by Harding,

Lane, Ganci, and Lewis, half-roan, 1 vol. ... ... 1 797 Book of Etchings by John Sell Cotman, 1811, half-morocco,

1 vol.; Davy’s Etchings of Architectural Antiquities of

Suffolk, with Historical Index, 1827, half-morocco, 1 vol. ... 2

798 Domesday Book, seu Liber Censualis Willelmi Primi Begis

Anglia) inter Archivos Begni; In Domo Capitulari West-

menasterii Asservatus : Jubente Bege Angustissimo Georgio

Tertio Prado Mandatus Typis, 1783, half-calf, 4 vols. ... 4 799 Gough’s Sepulchral Monuments in Great Britain, with introductory

observations, part 2 containing the XV. century, 131 plates,

1790, half-roan, 1 vol. ... .. ... ... l

800 Bowie’s English Atlas, 1 vol.; Atlas with descriptive engraved

plates, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... ... 2

801 Denon’s Egypt delineated in a series of engravings, with

descriptions and explanations in Erench and English, 1819,

half-russia gilt, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... 1

802 Carter’s Specimens of Ancient Sculpture and Painting in

England, from the earliest period to the Beign of Henry VIII,

exhibited in 120 plates, with critical and historical illustrations,

1838, half-grained roan, 1 vol. ... ... ... l

803 Vetusta Monumenta quae ad Berumbritannicarum Memoriam

Conservandam Soeietas Antiquariorum Londini Suiiiptu suo

Edenda Curaint, 1789-1815. A fine work, numerous plates, half

calf, 5 vols • ... ... ... ... ... 5

804 A series of Etchings, illustrative of the Architectural Antiquities

of Norfolk, by John Sell Cotman, with references to the authors

who have described or figured them, 1818, half morocco, 1 vol. 1

I I I l i m'i • '■

Friday, May 24th, 1889. SI

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S05 Views in Egypt, Palestine, and Caramania, by Luigi Mayer, with

Historical Observations, beautifully colored plates, 1804-5,

half morocco, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... 1

806 Windsor Castle, picturesque and descriptive, the Text by the late

B. B. Woodward, Her Majesty’s Librarian at Windsor. A

series of Photographic Views. A superb volume, morocco, gilt

edges ... ... ... ... ... 1

807 Croker’s Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, 1766, plates, 8 vols.;

New System of Geography, 1764, plates, 2 vols. ... ... 5

808 Kippis’ Biographie Britannica, 1778, 5 vols. ... ... 5

809 Botuli Hundredorum Temp, Henry III and Edward I, 1812,

2 vols.; Testa de Nevill Temp, Henry III and Edward I,

1807, 1 vol. ; Calendar!um Botulorum Chartarum, 1803, . *

1 vol.; Botulorum Originalium, 1810, vol. 2, 1 vol. ... 5

810 Hawkins’ Statutes at Large, from Magna Charta to 30th year of

King George II, inclusive, 1735-58, calf, 9 vols.; Index, 1 vol. 10

811 Calendariutn Inquisitionum post mortem sive Escsetarum, 1806,

half-calf, 2 vols.; Nonarum Inquisitiones in Curia Scaccarii,

107, half-calf, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... 3

812 A Collection of 200 original Etchings, by Bembrandt, Bega,

Claude, Hollar, Buysdael, and others, 1816, 1 vol. ... 1

813 Ogilby’s Virgil, 1654, engraved plates, 1 vol.; Jones’ Index to

Becords, 1793, 2 vols. ... ... ... ... 3

814 Portfolio of old prints—Portraits of distinguished personages ... 1

815 Portfolio of olr) prints—Views in Suffolk ... ... 1

8L6 Ditto—Views of Norfolk ... ... ... ... 1

817 The Architectural Antiquities of Normandy, illustrated, in a

Series of 100 Etchings by John Sell Cotman, with historical

and descriptive notices, in 4 parts, 1820-1 ... ... 4

818 Three portfolios of old engravings, etchings, &c. ... ... 3

819 Three ditto and 1 of Nonandrian Plants ... ... ... 4

820 Old prints of Great Yarmouth, (3) Lowestoft, Norwich, (2)

Ipswich, Market Cross Ipswich, Bury, (5) Yarmouth Jetty

and Beach, Beccles ; also old maps of Eastern Counties

821 Twentv-one Old Prints, Portraits of Charles James Fox, Duke of

Bedford, Duke of Orleans, and others ...

822 Thirty-eight Large Engravings of English Cathedrals and Abbeys

823 Portfolio with 24 Italian and French prints ... .:.

32 Third Day’s Sale,

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824 Portfolio with old prints, drawings and maps

825 Twenty old engravings

826 Ditto

827 Ditto

828

829 *

830

831

832 f *

Unique Manuscripts.

833 Historical Account of Lowestoft, in the County of Suffolk, and

adjoining parishes, and General Account of the Island of

Lothingland by Isaac Gillingwater, vol. 1, 1795 ; vol. 2, 1795 ;

vol. 3, 1807. Drawings illustrative of the above collected by

Isaac Gillingwater, 1 vol., 1807 4

834 Copy Inscriptions Brasses etc., in Lowestoft Church

835 Robert Reeve’s History of the Hundred of Mutford:—

Barnbv, Carlton Colville, Gisleham, Kessmgland,

Kirkley, Mutford, Pakefield, Rushmere, 1806,

vol. 1. ...

,, „ History of the Hundred of Lothingland :—

Ashby, Belton, Blundeston, Bradwell, Burgh

Castle, 1806, vol. 2.

,, „ History of the Hundred of Lothingland:—

Corton, Flixtou, Fritton, Gorleston, Southtowii,

Gunton, Herringfleet, Hopton, Lound ; with

Jerningham and Manship Extracts and

Summary, 1S06, vol. 3.

,, ,, History of the Hundred of Lothingland :—

Lowestoft, 1806, vol. 4.

„ ,, History of the Hundred of Lothingland :—

Oulton, Somerleyton, 1806, vol. 5.

Octavo and under.

5

836 Rapin's History of England, from Invasion of Romans to James II, calf, 14 vols. 14

837 Enfield’s Sermons, 3 vols.; and 9 others ... 12

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838 Rational Recreations, 4 vols.; and 6 others ... ... 10

839 Rogers’ Sermons, 4 vols.; and 8 others ... ... ... 12

840 Campbell’s Naval History, 5 vols.; Prior’s History of his own

Time, 2 vols. ... ... ... ... ■ ... 7

841 Thomas Moore’s Memoirs, Journal, and Correspondence, G vols.

(2 missing) ; and 6 others ... ... ... 12

842 Theological Tracts, 2 vols.; Lock on Christianity, 1 vol.; and 9

others ... ... . . ... ... 12

843 Grantley Manor, 3 vols.; Heir of Redclyffe, 1 vol.; and 8 others 12 0

844 Britton’s North Wiltshire, 1 vol.; Rhodes’ Peak Scenery, 1 vol. ;

Bennett’s History of Tewkesbury, 1 vol.; and 5 others ... 8

845 Hone on Mysteries and Religious Shows, 1 vol.; Clarke’s

Paraphrase on Evangelists, 2 vols. ; and 9 others .. ... 12

846 Political Disquistions, 3 vols. ; Digbv’s Philosophy, 1 vol. ; and

G others ... ... ... ... .. 10

847 Nonconformists’ Memorial, 2 vols.; Confessional, 1 vol; Grundy’s

Lectures, 2 vols.; and 8 others ... ... ... 13

848 Horatii, 1 vol.; Melmoth’s Cicero 3 vols.; Cicero’s Orations,

lvol.; Vertot’s Roman Republic, 2 vols. ... ... 7

849 Blunt’s Histories, 3 vols.; Prophet of Fire, 1 vol. ; and 14 others 18

850 Burke’s Tracts, G vols.; and G others ... ... ... 12

851 Rousseau’s Confessions, calf, 5 vols. ; Churchill’s Works, calf,

4 vols. ... ... ... ... ... 9

852 The Three Marys, 1 vol.; Scottish Tourist, 1 vol.; and 10 others 12

853 Fiction, 1G vols. ... ... ... ... ... 16

854 Clarke’s Sermons, 11 vols.; and 9 others ... ... ... 20

855 Chronicles of London Bridge, 5G engravings, 1 vol.; Kelham’s

Domesday Book, 1 vol. ; Suffolk Traveller, 1 vol. ; Account of

Ipswich, 1 vol.; and 4 others ... ... ... 8

856 Red Rover, 3 vols.; Ernestine, 3 vols. ; and 6 others ... 12

857 Heraldic Anomalies, 2 vols; Bowring’s Poetry of the Magyars,

1 vol.; Journal of a Naturalist, 1 vol. ; Stevenson’s Tour on

the Continent, 2 vols.; and 4 others ... ... ... 10

858 Miller’s Kalendar, 1 vol.; and 11 others... ... ... 12

859 A. A. Hill’s Works, 4 vols; Cronsaz’s Art of Thinking, 2 vols.;

Baxter’s Dialogues, 2 vols.; Leslie on the Deists, &c , 1 vol. 9

830 Modern Philosopher, 3 vols.; Cabinet, 3 vols.; Sketch book, 2

vols.; More’s Utopia, 2 vols.; King’s Anecdotes, 1 vol. ... 11

54 Third Day’s Sale,

LOT VOLS.

861 Grand Magazine, 1758-9-60, 3 vols.; Life of Cromwell, l vol.;

Life of Buncle, 1 vol.; Novelist Magazine, 1 vol. .. 6

862 Stow’s Survey of London, 1 vol.; Watkinson’s Survey, 1 vol.;

and 7 others 9

883 Bosworth’s Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, 1 vol.; Johnson’s Dictionary,

1 vol.; Bailey’s Dictionary, 2 vols.; and 1 other ... 5

861 Burke’s History of the Commoners, 3 vols.; Ellis’Introduction

and Indexes to Domesday, 2 vols. ; Thomson’s Essay on Magna

Charta, 1 vol. ... 6

865 Poems, 5 vols.; Independent AYhig, 4 vols.; and 6 others 15

866 Code Napoleon, 1 vol.; Turner’s History of Anglo-Saxons, 3 vols.;

and 9 others ... J 3

867 Parliamentary Debates, 9 vols.; and 3 others 12

868 Leland’s Deistical Writers, 3 vols.; Montaigne’s Essays, 3 vols.;

Blackmore’s Essays, 2 vols.; and 1 other . ... 9

869 Camden’s Remains, 1 vol. ; and 9 others ... 10

870 Glossary of Architecture, l vol.; Settlements in America, 2 vols.;

and 8 others 1L

oo

Paine’s Works, 1 vol. ; Anson’s Voyage, 1 vol.; Ellis’ North

West Passage, 1 vol.; and 8 others ... 11

872 Gordon’s Tacitus, 4 vols.; Potter’s Antiquities, 2 vols.; Kennett’s

Roman Antiquities, 1 vol. ; and 4 others 11

873 Blount’s Tenures, 1 vol.; and 11 others ... 12

874 Moore on the French Revolution, 2 vols.; Rumford’s Essays,

3 vols.; Ladvocat’s Biographical Dictionary, 4 vols.; and

5 others 14

875 Dwight’s Travels in America, 4 vols. ; Curiosities of Literature,

3 vols.; John Bull’s Bible, 1 vol.; anl 5 others ... 13

876 Ranken’s History of France, 3 vols.; Studies of Nature, 4 vols.;

and 11 others 18

877 Hayle’s Works, 4 vols.; and 7 others 11

878 Rousseau’s Works, 5 vols,; Bysshe’s Art of Pottery, 2 vols.; and

5 others 12

879 Tour through Britain, 4 vols.; Annual Anthology, 2 vols.; and

8 others 14

880 Watson’s Chemistry, 5 vols.; Moral Tales, 3 vols.; Hughes’ Letters,

3 vols.; and 3 others 14

881 Junius, 2 vols.; Telemach, 2 vols.; Tragedies, 1 vol.; and 7

others 12

882 Dryden’s Juvenal, 1 vol.; Young’s Centaur, 1 vol; and 14

others 16

Friday, May 24th, 1889. 33

LOT VOLS.

883 Priestley’s Institute, 3 vols; and 16 others ... ... 19

884 Cecilia, 5 vols.; and 7 others ... .. ... ... 12

885 Sir T. Browne’s Works, 4 vols.; Loudon’s Hortus Britannicus,

1 vol.; and 3 others ... . . ... ... 8

886 The Mirror, 32 yoIs. ... ... ... .... 32

887 Harleian Miscellany, 12 vols. .. ... ... ... 12

888 Theological Tracts, 1 vol.; and 16 others .. ... 17

889 Moore’s Travels in Italy, 2 yoIs. : Goldsmith’s Roman History,

2 YoIs. ; and 8 others ... ... ... ... 12

890 Leland’s Divine Authority, 1 vol. ; and 11 others ... ... 12

891 Byron’s Narrative, 1 vol.; and 11 others .. ... ... 12

892 Moore’s Travels in France, &c., 2 vols.; Barrett’s Italy, 2 vols. ;

and 8 others ... ... ... ... ... 12

893 Dictionaries, Grammars, &e. 11 vols. ... ... ... 11

894 Horace Walpole’s Letters to Horace Mann, 3 vols. ; Bridgewater

Treatises, 5 vols. ... .. ... ... 8

895 Charron’s Works, 4 vols.; and 7 others ... ... ... 11

896 Fisher’s Annual Digest of'all the Reports, 1867-84, 18 vols. ... 18

897 Memoirs of Science and Art, 1 vol. ; and 6 others .. .. 7

898 Weever’s Funeral Monuments, 1 vol.; and 6 others ... ... 7

899 Sir John Froissart’s Chronicles, 12 vols. ... ... ... 12

900 Enfield’s Encyclopaedia, 10 vols.; and 8 others ... ... 18

901 Cockburn’s Voyages, 3 vols. ; and 8 others ... ,, 11

902 Arabian Nights, with illustrations by Westall, 4 vols.; Waverley

Anecdotes, 1833, plates, 2 vols.; Ossian’s Poems, with

engravings, 3 vols. ... .. ... ... 9

903 Monstrelet’s Chronicles, by T. Johnes, 12 vols. ... ... 12

901 Ell is’ History of Corallines, 1 vol.; Loudon’s Encyclopaedias

of Agriculture and Gardening, 2 vols.; Treatise on Fruit

Trees, 1 vol. ... ... ... ... ... 4

905 Noble’s England’s Regicides, 1798, 2 vols. ; I. D’lsraeli’s

Curiosities of Literature, 3 vols. ; Gentle Shepherd, with

illustrations of the Scenary, 2 vols.; and 3 others ... 10

906 Animal Kingdom, 6 vols.; Kirby’s Suffolk Traveller, 1 Arol.; and

16 others .... ... ... ... ... 23

907 Sam Slick’s Clock maker, 2 vols.; Water Witch, 3 vols.; Arabian

Nights, 3 vols.; Kitchener’s Oracles, 2 vols.; Bowring’s Russiau

Anthology, 2 vols. ; and 1 other ... ... ... 13

90S Murphy’s Works of' Tacitus, 1805, 8 vols.; Nieholls’ Recollections,

2 vols.; Dunton’s Life and Errors, 2 vols.; Characters of C.

J. Fox, 1809, 2 vols. ... ... ... ... 14

36 Third Day’s Sale,

LOT i ‘

VOLS.

909 Lamartine’s Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, 3 vols.; and 12 others 15

910 Noble’s Cromwell Memoirs, 1787, 2 vols.; Smith’s Nollekens and

his Times, 2 vols.; O’Connor’s Chronicles of Eri, 2 vols.;

Works of Thomas Hearne, 4 vols. and 1 other 11

911 Sterne’s Sentimental Journey, l vol. and 19 others ... 20

912 Butler’s Works, 2 vols.; and 19 others ... 21

913 Suffolk Garland, 1 vol.; and 13 others ... 14

914 Tours, Poems, and Letters, 12 vols. 12

915 Clerical Guide, l vol.; and 11 others 15

916 Millar’s View of the English Government, 4 vols.; and 9 others 13

917 Watson’s Collection of Theological Tracts, 6 vols. ; and 8 others 14

918 Evans’ History of Bristol, 1816, illustrated, 2 vols.; Antiquities

of Inns of Court, 1 vol.; Rutter’s Somerset, 1829, plates,

1 vol.; Adolphus’ History of England, 1760-1783, 3 vols.;

Hobhouse’s Last Keign of Emperor Napoleon, 1817, 2 vols. ;

Pennant’s Journey from Chester to London, plates, 1811,

1 vol. 10

919 Priestley’s Works, 4 vols.; and 9 others .. ' ... 13

920 Mayo’s View of Universal History, 1753 to 1802, 4 vols. 4

921 Selection of Curious Articles from Gentleman’s Magazine, 4 vols. ;

and 9 others ... 13

922 Antiquarian Itinerary, 7 vols.; Russia, colored plates, 4 vols. 11

923 Antiquarian Topographical Cabinet, plates 10 vols. ; Venetian

History, 2 vols. 12

924 Stranger in Liverpool, 1 vol.; and 23 others 24

925 Picturesque Views of the Severn, plates, 2 vols.; Pennant’s

London, 1813, 1 vol.; Sexagenarian 2 vols.; Eorby’s Vocabu¬

lary of East Anglia, 2 vols. 7

926 Nicholas’ Synopsis of the Peerage, 2 vols. ; and 20 others 22

927 Ellys on Liberty, 1 vol.; and 8 others 9

928 Sundry vols.

929 Ditto

930 Ditto

931 Ditto

932

933

934

935

End of the Sale. J. FLOOD, BOROUGH PRINTING WORKS, LOWESTOFT.