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PHILLIPS, SON g &. NEALE.
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At their Great Rooms, 73, New. Bond Street, W. 1,
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th of JunE, 1920,
AWD RPOLLOWING Day.
AT ONE O'CLOCK PRECISELY EACH DAY.
May be Viewed Two Days prior (from 10 to 4 o'clock), and Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers, at their Great Rooms and Offices,
73, New Bond Street, W. 1
Messrs. PHILLIPS, SON & NEALE beg respectfully to announce that their THREE LARGE AUCTION ROOMS and WAREHOUSES are OPEN from 10 till 6 daily for the reception of every class of property for Sale by Auction.
Plate, Jewellery and Valuables are deposited in the Fire- — proof Room. Large Vaults for Wine.
Sales conducted at Residences in Town or Country.
Yaluations made for Probate or any other purpose.
All communications to be addressed :
PHILLIPS, SON & NEALE, Auctioneers, 73, New Bond St., W. 1.
Telephone—Gerrard 3670 and Mayfair 170.
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CONDITIONS OF SALE.
First.—The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute arise between two or more bidders, the lot so in dispute shall be immediately put up again and re-sold.
Seconp.—No person to advance less than 1s.; above five ra pounds, 5s.; and so on in proportion.
TxHirb.—In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve,
the Auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf
of the seller. rue
Fourtu.—the purchasers to give in their names and places of abode and pay down 5s. in the pound, or more, in part of payment, or the whole of the purchase-money, uf required, in default of which, the lot or lots so purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.
YirrH.—The lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at the buyer’s expense and risk, within
one day of the sale; Messrs. Painiuips, Son & NEALE, not bemg responsible for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, or any default or defect in, any lot; and making no warranty whatever.
SIXTH—To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and incon- venience in the settlement of the purchases, no lot can on any account be removed during the time of sale and the remainder of the purchase-money must abso- lutely be paid on the delivery.
SEVENTH.— Upon failure of complying with the above con- ditions, the money deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; all lots uncleared within the time afore- said shall be re-sold by public or private sale, and the deficiency (if any), and expenses attending such re-sale, shali be made good by the defaulter at this sale,
Messrs. PHILLIPS, SON & NEALE will not be responsible for any Goods left, either by Buyer or Seller, more than one day from the date of Sale, and any lot so left will become liable to warehouse charges of One-Shilling per lot per day.
FIRST DAY’S SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th of JUNE, 1920.
JAT ONE O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
FURNITURE, &c.
Removed from Messrs. DrRuUcE & Co.’s Depository.
LOT .
1 A painted washstand, odd toilet ware, in pieces, Windsor arm chair, 3 others, 2 beut-wood ditto, kitchen fender, 3 cane-seat chairs, a bundle of cornice poles and fittings, a barrel, deal table, a small chimney glass, japanned coal purdonium, and a gas stove
2 A 4 ft. 6 brass and iron Italian bedstead (A. F.), folding box spring mattress, a 4 ft. 6 overlay, and a 3 ft. iron combina- tion bedstead, with overlay and bolster
3 A 3 ft. 6 mahogany dwarf cupboard, enclosed by 2 panelled doors
4. A satin-walnut Bed-room Suite, comprising a 4 ft. hanging wardrobe, enclosed by a bevelled glass door, a 3 ft. 6 dressing table, a 4 ft. washstand, with marble top, pedestal cupboard (A. F.), towel airer, and 2 cane-seat chairs
5 <A 4 ft. walnut-wood loo table, on pillar.and claw
A couch, in American cloth (A. F.), 2 hanging bookshelves, and a walnut chair, in American cloth
7 A plaster plaque—The Judgment of Paris (A. F.)
8 A chimney glass, in gilt frame, and a mahogany hall stand, with marble top
9 An antique walnut-wood bureau, fitted with drawers, ete.
10 A violin and bow, in case
11 An oak coal purdonium, 2 iron kerbs, a smoker’s companion stand, palm stand, a lacrosse bat, bamboo table, a straw- seat chair, and an antique chest
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A 4 ft. 6 mahogany pedestal writing table, fitted 9 drawers, with leather-lined top
A ditto library chair, and an easy chair, in leather cloth A 3 ft. 6 antique mahogany tallboy chest of 9 drawers A 3 ft. 3 satin-walnut chest of 5 drawers
A 6 ft. walnut-wood wardrobe, enclosed by 2 Sekine and 1 plate-glass door
A 4 ft. ditto dressing table, with glass, a 3 ft. 6 satin-walnut washstand, a walnut pedestal cupboard, towel airer, and 2 satin-walnut cane-seat chairs
A 3 ft. 6 mahogany washstand, with marble top (A.F.), a wicker chair in tapestry, a walnut lavatory glass, and a painted towel horse
A 3 ft. 6 mahogany chest of 6 drawers
A walnut night commode (no liner), nursery fire guard, mahogany toilet glass, and a walnut shaving stand
A 5 ft. carved black oak sideboard, enclosed by 2 panelled doors, fitted with drawers and plate-glass back
2 <A 3 ft. 6 ditto knee-hole writing table
A set of 6 ditto chairs, in leather, and a ditto elbow chair A ditto coal cabinet, with scoop, a brass and iron kerb, and
an inlaid mahogany chair, in velvet
A 3 ft. 6 mahogany dining table 3
A folding walnut-wood ecard table, a small circular walnut- wood table, on pillar and claw, and a bamboo overmantel, with bevelled plates
A 21 in. inlaid rose-wood music cabinet, with glass and panelled door
An inlaid mahogany corner chair, in tapestry, another, in velvet, iron kerb, a stained occasional table, and a maho- gany cake stand
Other Properties.
An old cabinet refrigerator
An jenamelled ice box, 3 wood cornices, a pair of steps, a bundle of curtain rods, 2 stair treads, water can, and a lac tray
A 4 ft. satin-walnut wardrobe, fitted with hanging cup- board aird plate-glass door and small drawers, with long drawer below
A 4 ft. high mahogany bookcase, fitted with 2 small and 2 long drawers and cupboards under
An easy chair, in saddlebags
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A 5 ft. black and brass bedstead, woven wire mattress, wool and hair ditto, and feather -bed
A 3 ft. 9 black and brass pierced front fender and set of fire brasses
A pierced brass fender, a pair of tongs and a poker, and a well-made kitchen table, fitted 1 drawer
A pair of old carved elbow chairs, in red velvet
Two pairs of rose poplin curtains, lined and trimmed edging A Turkey carpet, 11 ft.6 by 10 ft., in good condition
Four small carved oak chairs, upholstered in steel blue velvet, and open arm easy chair, in ditto, and a couch to match
A 4 ft. 6 black and brass kerb, and ‘a walnut coal box, with liner and scoop
A 3 ft. 6 mahogany 2-tier dinner waggon, with fret gallery on shelf and on carved feet
Three pairs of dark red plushette curtains, 6 ft. 4 by 4 ft.
A pair of handsome ormolu-mounted beakers, 24§ in. high A 6 ft. 3 by 3 ft. 8 high walnut china cabinet, inlaid in
various woods and ormolu mounts, fitted glazed doors at ends and inlaid panel m centre door
Twenty-one pieces of old Crown Derby china
A brass coal vase and cover and brass hand scoop, and a 3 ft. 6 pierced brass fender
Four photograph frames, decorated with raised leaves - | A copper coal scuttle, another (A. F.), brass heating oil
stove, and 2 ruby glass shades
A copper fender, a pair of iron and copper fire-dogs, and a set of implements
A brass fender, a pair of fire-dogs, and a set of implements — A miniature inahogany chest of 6 drawers, and a rose-wood
brass-bound writing desk
A copper hot-plate with lamp, large plated dish cover, a pair of Italian majolica figures, and a pair of brass vases
Four glass claret jugs, 4 decanters, 22 champagnes, soda tumbler, glass tazza, ice pail, 6 flower vases, and _ pieces of glass
A small toilet jug and basin, trousers press, white painted medicine cupboard, 3 cash boxes, 2. wicker luncheon baskets, 2 kitchen fenders, iron shield, 5 prints in oak
frames, and 22 pictures (various)
A pair of tapestry curtains, portiere ditto, and a brass fender and implements
A 4 ft. 6 oak roll-top desk
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A 4 ft. mahogany pedestal writing table, with leather-lined
top
An easy chair, covered in blue pegamoid, with loose cover A 4 ft. mahogany desk, fitted drawers, brass gallery top A brass circular hanging lamp, with silk shade, and a bison’s
head, mounted on oak shield
Two pictures, in decorated gilt frames—Still Life, and Fruit Another—Eastern Scene, waler-colours
Four large blankets
A Coalport dessert service, white and gilt, decorated 1 flowers
An Oriental embroidéred portiere ft. by ft.
A set of 8 inahogany chairs, with stuffed seats and cane backs (2 with arms)
A Turkey carpet,
Pes. oo] A m vhogany cylinder writing table, Bibed Alvawers and 70
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A 4ft. mahogany and inlaid dressing table, ‘igetE dravay
A 4 ft. 6 kiny-wood and decorated Pauisvahn bedstead .) $F aac”
A 4-fold leather screen, decorated4m figure Sy aoe scenes “x ids A square scagliola pedesta } th. La "40 a A 3 ft. 6 mahogany pedestal whiting table, fitted 7 drayerk, :
top fitted pigeou-holes and diame’. cloth poD 7 af © v— gq);
A coloured print—The Great Fight: i ad oi ers, pe:
and key, after Ward ce
A set of 4 carved Italian chairs =
An oak refectory table A carved oak pedestal
A Russian ikon |
A 4 ft. 6 mahogany dining table, with 5 extra leaves A 6ft. mahogany sideboard, fitted with 3 drawers ae A ditto wine cooler
A Louis XVI gilt Drawing-room Suite, covered in silk, com- prising a settee, 2 arm and 2 occasional chairs
A French walnut-wood Drawing-room Suite, with cane panels, comprising a settee, 2 arm and 2 occasional chairs Two overmantels, in painted frame
A similar lot
A carved oak rug chest
A mahogany scroll arm bergére chair, upholstered in green morocco, finished brass studs
A 4 ft. 6 pierced brass fender, with 3 ditto fire implements
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A 3 ft. inlaid mahogany bureau, with fall front and 8 drawers below
A white and gilt frame window seat, in striped damask A 4 ft. 6 brass bedstead
A lady’s mahogany octagonal work box, an old embroidery
work stand, and an oil heating stove
_ A German carved wood figure of a woman holding a book, 3 ft. high, and a carved mahogany lamp stand, with fluted pillar
A fumed oak revolving bookstand
A 3 ft. 6 wire mattress, bolster, and a settee squab in cre- tonne
7 A Georgian carved wood overdoor, with 2 angels’ heads A set of 5 shield-back Hepplewhite chairs, in carved oe
gany, with loose seats in Genoa velvet
A set of 3 Louis Quinze gilt fauteuils, in crimson ribbed silk A Louis Seize gilt canapé, in grey and flowered brocade A pair of 6-light brass wall brackets, with lustre drops and
festoous
A 7ft. green painted on mahogany china cabinet, in 2 heights, with glass doors and shelves
A ditto circular occasional table, with inlaid plush top A mahogany tripod banner screen, with oval panel
A grained dwarf chest of 4 drawers, green painted wash- stand, with drawer and marble top, and a 3 ft. black and brass bedstead, with 2 palliasses
A Grandfather clock, with striking action, in old oak case A 5 ft. brass French bedstead, with box spring
Two steel fire implements, birch toilet glass, gilt show case, with reflecting back and glass door, wall mirror, in gilt scroll frame, bundle of brass stair rods, anda ditto reading stand
A Chippendale mahogany elbow chair, on club feet, loose seat in leather, and a ditto standard chair to match
A carved Moorish chair, seat covered in saddlebags A carved Moorish pedestal, on tripod feet | | A clock, with striking action, in metal-gilt antl) enamelled
case, and a pair of 4-light. candelabra, en suite A large catved oak rocking chair
A walnut-wood music canterbury, and a ditto music stool, with stuffed seat in American cloth
A clock, with striking action, in massive marble case A green Axminster carpet, ft. by ft.
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A pine cupboard, fitted shelves, enclosed by 4 panelled doors
A croquet set, in case, and 3 tennis rackets
An oil painting—Portrait, in massive gilt frame An engraving—Mrs. Hamilton, by T. G. Appleton A Turkey carpet, 14 ft. 6 by 10 ft. 9
Two rolls of moquette stair carpet, in 15 yards, and a deal kitchen table
A pink ground Persian carpet, ft. by ft.
A crimson Axminster carpet, ft. by ft., and underfelt A Turkey carpet, ft. by ft.
Two rolls of Indian stair carpet, in yds.
A crimson Axminster carpet, ft. by ft, and underfelt A Wilton pile carpet, 12 ft. by 9 ft.
A Persian carpet, ft. by ft.
A clock, with striking action, in marble case, surmounted by a bronze figure, and a pair of ditto candelabra
A marble bust on pedestal, and another A large leather portmanteau
A leather hat case, and a ditto shirt case
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the Executors of MAJoR EGERTON GREEN. -
A mahogany kuee-hole dressing table, with 4 drawers and swing mirror
A mahogany Chippendale tray-top night commode, and another
A mahogany tray-top washstand, with long drawer, a ditto oval swing frame toilet glass, towel airer, a 3-tier whatnot, and 3 cane-seated chairs
An oak gate-leg table Another
A ditto coffer, with carved panels A Grandfather clock, in mahogany case
Two mahogany elbow chairs, and 3 small ditto, with loose seats in red leather
A ditto winged-back easy chair, in red leather, with loose squab seat
A settee, in red tapestry and loose cover Another, in tapestry, with loose cover
A winged easy chair, in holland and loose cover Two mahogany dining chairs, 'n red leather
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A brass umbrella cylinder, 2 japanned suit cases, and 2 helmet cases
A typewriter, in wood case
A 4 ft. brass bedstead, hair overlay
A mahogany tall-boy chest of 8 drawers A walnut ditto of 10 drawers
A mahogany frame stool, with loose seat, a ditto toilet glass, and a square-back elbow chair, in green tapestry A mahogany inlaid barometer
A ditto dressing table, fitted 2 drawers A ditto bow-front chest of drawers Another, with side pillar
A military chest of 5 drawers
A mahogany pedestal writing table, top lined leather
Another, with 8 drawers, writing slide and centre cupboard with panelled door
A ditto bureau, with fall-front, 4 drawers below A Dutch marquetry folding-top circular card table A carved oak rug chest
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A small mahogany wall mirror,.and a stuffed boar’s head A gentleman’s Old English mahogany wardrobe, with
sliding trays, enclosed by 2 panelled doors, fitted secre- taire drawer and 4 drawers under
A carved oak and inlaid panelled rug chest
hy Two pairs of gentleman’s boots, a pair of brown leather riding boots and trees, sun helmet, and a japanned deed
box, in outer leather case
Five pairs of pillar candlesticks, carriage timepiece, 2 stands, a set of chessmen, 6 dumb-bells, dinner bell, ink- stand, horse-hoof watch stand, with plated mounts, 2 copper cylinders, pen tray, 2 oil and vinegar bottles, and
2 paper knives
CHINA, GLASS AND BRIC-A-BRAC.
A 12in. Oriental bow], 2 ditto fluted dishes, a set of green and gold ditto vases, ewer, 6 cups and 4 saucers, cream
ewer, and 2 ruby and gold Rockingham beaker vases A pair of Chelsea pattern arbour figures, another of a
courtier, and 3 Oriental figures
Two large famille rose Oriental dishes
A 10 in. ditto bowl, and 4 ditto saucer dishes
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A 16 in. cream Leeds ware vase and cover, with lion mask heads and festoons, another, smaller, and a pair of Canton vases, with gold lizards in relief
A set of 3 Oriental circular dishes, with rouge de fer borders and gilt
A celadon deep dish, the centre decorated with utensils in rouge de fer, and a 20 in. Oriental dish (A. F.)
Five Lowestoft cups and saucers, 9 smal] Oriental bowls, 14 ditto saucers, 4 faience plates, Oriental fluted dish, blue and white ditto, bowl, cream ewer, egg-shell cup and cover, and a large dish, decorated with holly
Two large Chinese bowls and covers, decorated with figures and garden scenes in famille verte and rouge de fer
Nine odd toilet jugs, 8 ditto basins, 4 slop pails, china hot- water can, 30 other pieces, and 6 water bottles and tumblers
Five china table lamps, 2 brass pillar candlesticks, 6 plush shields, a 4-cylinder table gong and_ beater, in oak frame, a dog’s head, in case, a stationery cabinet, and a telescope in case
A set of 12 ivory-handled fish knives and forks, in case Forty-nine pieces of table cutlery
A 24in. plated table lamp with cut-glass receiver, 3 Jamp shades, an antimony cigar box, a horse’s hoof inkstand, and a deal box, containing 50 articles (various) } A striking mantel clock, in inlaid rose-wood case
A French timepiece and metal case, with-ormolu model of a ram and cherub, under glass shade
A pair of cretonne curtains, another pair, lined brown cloth, a pair of red damask ditto, 8 green cloth curtains,a green tapestry table cover, and 2 cushions
A lady’s morocco leather dressing case, containing 17 ivory mounted and other fittings
OLD ENGLISH COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, PRINTS, Etc.
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The Grand Military Steeple Chase, near Newmarket, a set of 4
Tom Moody, the Whipper-in, a set of 4, after F. Pollard A set of 4—Famous Racehorses, in oak frames, after W. V.
Longe
A set of 3 others, in Hogarth frames
“The High Mettled Racer,” a set of 6, after Alken
“ Bachelor’s Hall,” a set of 6 Hunting Scenes
The Aylesbury Grand Steeple Chase, a set of 4, after Alken
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A set of 8—Hunting Caricatures, after C. Loraine Smith
“ Dressing for the Masquerade,” “'The Elopement,”’ “The Virtuous Parent,” “Laetitia with her Parents,” “The Tavern
Door” and “The Fair Penitent,” a set of 6, bY J. R. Smith,
after G. Morland
The Duke of Beaufort Coach, by Chas. Hunt, and Hyde Park Corner, by C. Rosenberg, a paar
“The Mail arriving at Temple Bar,” “ Royal Mails starting from the Post Office,’ Margate Pier and Garner’s Library (2 in one frame), and “ A Mail Coach in Moonlight ”
“A Streaky-Breasted Red Dun” and “The Black-Breasted Dark Red Champion,” a pair, in maple frames
Portraits of The Duke of Wellington and Sir Chas. Napier,
a pair, ‘“ The Dunmow Ceremonial Procession,’ and a View
of an Olympic Nautical Game
Views of Ranelagh (2), Vauxhall Gardens, Hampton Court, The Pantheon, Brighton Chain Pier (2), and a French Garden with figures
Hunting Scenes, after H. Alken, two sets of 4
“Cock-fighting,” a set of 4, after Alken, and “ Industry,”
a famous racehorse with jockey mount, after J. F. Herring Three modern Coaching Scenes, a set of 4 Caricatures, after Bunbury, “ Bull Baiting” and “Dog Fighting ” (oleo- graphs), a pair, and a Stag Hunting Scene, mezzotint
Types Militaires (2), Military Incidents (2), Types of Hussars (2), The Game of Sahibs and Rajahs, and A Polo Match at Hurlingham
Three Hogarth prints, in 2 frames, “ Hob and Mr. Friendly,”
a set of 7, after Laguerre
The Leaning Tower of Pisa, and companion, a Seene in the Life of Christ, a Portrait of the Empress Eugénie (ova), a pair of crayon drawings—-Heads of Girls, and a Country Churchyard, ov, on panel
BROT TO OS S22... A Country Church and Churchyard livancen weseeesee Lake Scenes, @ pair
Pe oan eat teins 2 4c Mother and Child
eae ft tae ae Landscapes (2), water-colowrs
Fifty-five framed photographs, chromolithographs, rte.
etc. (various)
BOOKS.
History of the British Turf, 4¢0; Cook’s History of the English Turf, 6; Taunton’s Famous Horses ; Nimrod’s Life of a Sportsman, coloured wlustrations; Works on Polo, 2; and Reynardson’ s Down the Road, colon ed illus-
trations 12 vols.
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Fores’ Sporting Notes and Sketches | 21 vols.
Shakespeare's: Works, 12; Hunt’s Political History | of
| England, 12; Memoirs of the Countess’ De Boigne, 3;
Plutarch’s Lives, 5; and James’ Naval History of Great
Britain, 6 38 vols.
Clarke and McArthur’s Life of Nelson, 3, quarto; Nelson’s Letters and Despatches; and Life of Lady Hamilton, alus-
trated 5 vols.
Memoirs of John Evelyn, folio, 3; The Connoisseur,. 2 ; Lecky’s The King’s Ships, 2; Fred Cotton’s Full Cry and
Berkshire Leaders 9 vols.
Diary of Samuel Pepys,4; Sir F. Burton’s Arabian Nights, 12; and Rapin’s History of England, quarto, 2 18 vols.
Bound Magazines, Scholastic Works and Novels 7 parcels
Ewnp or First Day’s SALE.
For Second Day’s Sale see separate Catalogue.
