The following are a few of the lots offered. It was a five days’ sale, and there were 529 lots in all. The figures I have placed in brackets, thus [ ] are the prices the lots realised at this sale:—
A complete set of tea china, waved, shank’d, enamel’d with a border of green flowers and gold edge, 41 pieces. [£3 3s.]
Six French-shape chocolate-cups and saucers, enamel’d with festoons of green husks and pink and gold border. [18s.]
One small-size group representing Music, in biscuit. [21s.]
One pair of element-groups representing Air and Water, and 4 standing seasons, in ditto (biscuit). [£1 18s.]
An elegant Etruscan-shape vase, enamel’d in compartments with a figure of Shenston, and fine blue ground striped with gold.
One set of five beautiful vases, enamel’d in compartments with landscapes and figures, richly finished with green and gold.
A beautiful dejune, enamel’d in compartments with Cupids and striped with gold.
A beautiful large group of figures of the three Virtues, in biscuit. [30s.]
A beautiful desert-service, enamel’d with coloured flowers and fine blue and gold leafage border, consisting of 24 plates, 2 large oblong compotiers, 1 ditto with a foot, 2 heart-shape, 4 round, and 4 square ditto, 1 pair cream-bowls, covers, stand, and spoons.