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The present Exhibition has been generously provided by a
committee of citizens of New York, as a means of public enter
tainment and instruction, and for the advancement of the deserving
objects of the new Society of Decorative Art, which aims to provide
instruction for women in design and production in all the I various
art industries, and to promote the exhibition and sale of their works.
The ladies and gentlemen interested in the enterprise have
freely despoiled their walls and cabinets of their rarest pictures
and their most costly and treasured examples of art fabrics, choice
selections from the foreign and American schools of painting, and
rare and beautiful works of dainty device and execution in bric-a-
brac of all periods, in mediaeval furniture, armor, tapestries, embroid
eries, laces, fans, carvings, draperies, gems, bronzes, china, pottery
and all articles of household adornment, the whole forming a most
unique display, which will no doubt be greatly enjoyed by all
whose privilege it may be to see it, and which it is hoped will ma
terially assist the generous efforts of the ladies who are striving to
advance the important work of the society which it is sought to
benefit. The Exhibition will be open for a short season only, as the
various exhibits must soon be returned to their possessors. p,_|

COMMITTEES
Appointed at a Meeting of Citizens of New York,
November 13th, 1877, to carry out the pur- J
POSES OF THE PRESENT EXHIBITION.

GENERAL COMMITTEE.

William Cullen Bryant, Ch'm.
Mr. Hamilton Fish,
E. D. Morgan,
John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont,
Wm. H. Vanderbilt,
John H. Wolfe,
Rutherford Stuyvesant,
Howard Potter,
J. Pierpont Morgan,
Fred. W. Rhinelander,
Gen. Di Cesnola,
Mr. Parke Godwin,
Edgerton Winthrop,
J. W. Pinchot,
Richard M. Hunt,
W. Potter,
F. Hopkinson Smith,
Russell Sturges,
John LaFarge,
Mahlon Sands,
Louis C. Tiffany,
F. E. Church,
W. Whittredge,
Robert Gordon,
Walter C. -Tuckerman,
Wm. C. Prime,
Robert Hoe, Jr.,
A. Thorndyke Rice,
Joseph H. Choate,
Robert L. Stuart,
Daniel Huntington,
Thos. Hicks,
Jervis MoEntee,
W. H. Bridgman,
T. d'Oremieulx,
John Hoey,
Mrs. David Lane, *
Hamilton Fish,

Mrs. J. J. Astor,
Parke Godwin,
Jonathan Sturges,
August Belmont,
J. E. Zimmerman,
Miss Catharine L. Wolfe,
Mrs. A. S. Hewitt,
S. L. M. Barlow,
Robert L. Cutting,
Sidney Webster,
J. W. Wheeler,
Lucius Tuckerman,
Loyal Farragut,
M. K. Jesup,
W. E. Dodge, Jr.,
R. W. Cameron,
Gen'l G. W. Cullum,
Walter C Tuckerman,
Miss Minna Godwin,
Mrs. Francis C. Barlow,
Frederic Stevens,
J. Kearney Warren,
Robert Deforest,
James W. Pinchot,
Morgan Dix,
Howard Crosby,
Joseph Hobson,
John Sherwood,
F. Chickering,
M. 0. Roberts,
H. E. Pellew,
d'Oremieulx, Robert L. Cutting,
R. M. Hunt,
W. W. Phipps,
Miss C. Furniss,
Newbold, C. B. Arnold,
Mrs. C. B. Wood.

Special Committee on Pottery, China and Bric-a-Brac.
Mrs. G. W. Cullum, Chairman. Mr. Robert Hoe, Jr.,
Gen. di Cesnola. j. Bailey Myers,
Mr. Edgerton Winthrop, Mrs. F. C. Barlow,
Mahlon Sands, Robert De Forest,
Louis C Tiffany, Fred. Jones,
W. C. Prime, Howard Crosby.
E. C. Moore, Miss Newbold,
Special Committee on Tapestries and Embroideries.
Mrs. Mahlon Sands, Chairman, Mrs. Lucius Tuckerman,
Mr. John LaFarge, Charles F. Blake,
C. MoKim, John Taylor Johnston,
Sam'l Colman, Richard Irvin, Sec'y.
Mrs. Henry C. Potter, Miss Z. Gibbs,
Morgan Dix,

Special Committee on Laces and Fans.
Mrs. R. L. Cutting, Chairman, Mrs. Sidney Webster,
Mr. August Belmont, d'Oremieulx,
F. Hopkdjson Smith, W. W. Phipps,
Mrs. August Belmont, MIssItd'Oremieulx, Sec'y.

Special Committee on Furniture and Mediaeval Eoom.
Mr. Russell Sturges, Mrs. J. W. Pinchot,
Chas. F. McKim, Joseph Hobson,
Henry C. Eno, F. Stevens,
R. H. Robertson, Miss Clara Potter, Sec'y.
Special Committee on Lectures and Auxiliary Exhibitions
Mrs. John Sherwood, Chairman. Mrs. M. O. Roberts,
Mr. gDANiEL Huntington, F. Chickering,
Chas. F. McKim, H. E. Pellew.
J. Thorndyke Rice,

Special Committee on Pictures.
Mrs. M. K. Jesup, Chairman, Mr. T. d'Oremieulx,
Mr. John Taylor Johnston, Mrs. G. F. Jones.
J. W. Pinchot, Chapman,
Worthington Whittredge, Miss C. L. Wolfe,
F. Hopkinson Smith,

Special Committee on Engravings.
Mr. Russell Sturges, Mrs. Isaac Bell,
J. W. Pinchot, Howard Crosby,
Geo. L. Schuyler. C. Whitehead,
D. Huntington, S. Webster,
P. T. Miller, Hoyt.
Committee on Reception and Arrangement.
Mr. F. E. Church, Mrs. R. L. Cutting,
WORTHINGTON WHITTREDGE, PfflPPS,
T. Addison Richards, G. W. Cullum,
Louis Tiffany, M. K. Jesup,
Thomas Hicks, J. W. Pinchot,
John LaFarge, d'Oremieulx,
Walter C. Tuckerman F. C Barlow,
S. Colman, M. 0. Roberts,
Geo. L. Schuyler, Mahlon Sands,

Committee on Insurance,
Mr. William H. Bridgman and Mr. L. d'Oremieulx.
Committee on Printing and the Press.
Mr. T. Addison Richards and Mr. Walter C. Tuckerman.
The Committee of Management.
Mr. Parke Godwin, Mrs. D. Lane,
J. W. Pinchot, T. M. Wheeler,
T. Addison Richards, J. E. Zimmerman,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Mr. T. Addison Richards.

The rooms ofthe Society of Decorative Art,
are at No. 4 East 20th Street.

CATALOGUE,

Nos. 1 to 3 lent by Mr- J. Pierpont Morgan.
1 Twenty-four pieces old Egyptian Gold Jewelry taken
from tombs.
2 Old Egyptian Bronze Finger-Ring.
3 Egyptian Necklaces, Bracelets and Ear- Rings, Antique
Scarabei, modern setting from antique designs.
Nos. 4 to 8 lent by Mrs. H. G. De Forest.
4 Modern Egyptian Silver Bracelets.
% Modern Egyptian Silver Necklace.
6 Bracelet, Brooch and Ear- Rings, modern Syrian gold
work.
7 Pendant and Ear-Rings, modern Egyptian.
8 Head-piece and Amulet from Jerusalem.
9 Indian Enamel Bracelet, from Delh. — Mrs. Eldridge.
10 Delhi Miniatures on Ivory, Necklace and Bracelet — Mrs.
Samuel Wetmore.
11 Indian Silver Necklace. — Mrs. R. L. Cutting.
Nos. 12 to 14 lent by Mrs. Hobson.
12 Russian Silver Girdle Clasp.
13 Russain Belt from the Caucasus.
14 Russian Silver Necklace.
Nos. 15 to 18 lent by Mrs. Sidney Webster.
15 Norwegian Silver Buttons.
16 Old Norwegian Clasp, silver gilt.
17 Old Norwegian Chain and Pendant.
18 Old Norwegian Necklace and Pendant, silver gilt.

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19 Swedish Silver Brooch, Dalecarlia. — Mrs. Hobson.
20 Danish Silver Belt.— Miss Fish.
21 Danish Gold Bracelets from ancient models, by Michel-
sen, Copenhagen. — Mrs. Bech.
22 Danish Gold Bracelet from ancient models, by Michel-
sen, Copenhagen. — Mrs. Frederic R. Jones.
23 Danish Wedding Girdle Clasp.— Mrs. Sidney Webster-
24 Old Norwegian Cross. — Miss New bold.
Nos. 25 to 27, lent by Mrs. Bech.
25 Danish Gold Bracelet.
26 Danish Wrought Gold Pendant, by Christesen.
•J7 Danish Pendant, from an ancient shield by Michelsen.
28 Reliquary, probably Bohemian work of the 14th cen
tury. — Frederic W. Stevens.
29 Gold Crucifix and Pendant, 16th century, Cologne. —
Mrs. Sidney Webster.
30 Old Dutch Silver Chatelaine, 18th century. — Mm
Frederic W. Stevens.
jL Silver Chatelaine, German, 18th century. — Mrs. Sidney
Webster.
32 Russian Triptych. — Mr. Stro^ bridge.
33 Old Russian Silver Shrine Box, with miniatures of
saints, &c. — Mrs. D. Neftel.
34 Russian Icon. — Frederic W Stevens.
35 Old Silver Pilgrim Bottle, Belgian. — Mrs. John A. Dix.
Nos. 36 to 38 lent by Mrs. Frederic W. Stevens.
36 Italian Enamel Smelling-Bottle, 17th century.
37 Italian Enamel Smelling-Bottle, 16th century.
38 Italian Gold Ear-Rings, 16th century.
39 German Necklace from ISuremberg, 17th century. —
Mrs. Frederic R. Jones.
Nos. 40 to 42 lent by Mrs. George F. Jones.
40 Gold Chain worn by peasant women of Lombardy.

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Silver-gilt Ear-Rings worn by peasant women of Tus
cany.
42 Tuscan Peasant Ear-Rings.
43 Florentine Ear-Rings, gold and seed pearls. — Mrs. Fred
eric R. Jones.
44 Peasant Ear-Rings of tlie Romagna. — Mrs. Frederic W.
Stevens.
45 Gold Ornament worn by peasants at Ischia. — Mrs. Fred
eric W. Stevens.
46 Italian Cameos, set in gold and enamel, l^th century. —
Mrs. d' Oremienlx and Mrs. Tuckerman.
47 Necklace made at Naples after an antique found at
Pompeii. — Miss Rosina Cropper.
48 Gold Necklace by Castellani. — Mrs. F. C. Barlow.
49 Mosaic Brooch by Castellani. — Mrs. R. W. De Forest.
50 Necklace of Antique Intaglii, setting of 18th cen
tury. — Mrs. Musgrave.
51 Roman Clasp, 18th. century. — Mrs. Mallett.
52 Bavarian Peasant Necklace and Ear-Rings. — Mrs. Fred
eric R. Jones
53 Creole Ear-Rings from Martinique. — Mrs. Frederic W.
Stevens.
54 Creole Ear-Rings from Louisiana.— Mrs. Frederic R.
Jones.
55 One Antique Necklace, one Antique Brooch, mounted
by Tiffany.— Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
56 Necklace, style of Louis XIII., modern French work. —
Mrs. George F. Jones.
Nos. 57 to 59, lent by Mrs. Frederic W. Stevens.
57 St. Esprit Pendant, 17th century.
58 French Chatelaine of the 17th century.
59 French Chatelaine of the 17th century, by Boilly.
•60 Chinese Bracelet, tortoise shell and gold. — Mrs. Wilson
Phipps.

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61 Memorial Ring, with miniature of Louis XVI. — Egerto
Winthrop.
62 Old Norman Necklace and Pendant. — Mrs. Belmont.
63 French Cross of the 17th century.— Mrs. Richard M
Hunt.
64 Chrysolite Necklace, French, 15th century. — Mrs.
Temple Kirkpatrick.
65 French Mourning Ring, end' of the 18th century. — Mrs.
R. L. Cutting.
66 Norman Silver Pendant and Ear-Rings. — Mrs. George
F. Jones.
67 Brooch and Ear-Rings by Castellani. — Mrs. H. G. De
Forest.
68 Normandy Peasant Cap Pin. — Mrs. George F. Jones
69 Normandy Gold Pendant. — Mrs. George F. Jones.
70 French Cross and Ear-Rings from the Calvados. — Mrs-
Frederic R. Jones.
71 French Necklace and Ear-Rings of Provence. — -Mrs.
Frederick R. Jone*s.
72 French Enamel Bracelet, end of 18th century. — Egerton
Winthrop.
73 Pendant, by Bigatti of Florence. — Miss Newbold.
74 Norman Jewelry, St. Esprit. — Mrs. Belmont.
75 Intaglii, scenes from the life of Scipio Africanus, set by
Collingwood. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
76 Gold Pendant Set, with turquoise and euaiuel, by Col
lingwood. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
77 Necklace, by Froment Meurice of Paris. — Mrs. Fred
eric R. Jones.
78 Vernis-Martin Bonbon Box. Frederic W. Stevens.
79 Modern French Smelling Bottle, by Samper.  Mrs.
Frederic R. Jones.
80 Shell Cameo, formerly the property of the Empress Jo
sephine, cut by Monelli and set by Pierret.  J. Pier-
pont Morgan.

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81 Dutch Needle Cases, silver and enamel. — Mrs. J. Schuy7
ler Crosby. #
82 English Fob-Seal, worked in gold of different colors, 18th
century. — Mrs. George F. Jones.
83 Bracelet. First California gold sent to New York, and
used for any ornament. — Mrs. W. H. Aspinwall.
84 Specimens of American Goldsmith's Work, by Tiffany.
Five pieces.
85 Cabinet containing Pottery and Porcelain, lent by Mr.
W. C. Prime.
Shelf at Top — 10 Tea-pots, Chinese and Japanese.
Second Shelf — 7 Tea-pots. 1 China. 2 Botlcher Ware
(Dresden), red stone ware with Japanese ornaments
and red lacquer and gilt mostly gone. 3 Limbach in
Germany. 4 Bow in England. 5 Volkstadi in Thur-
ingia. 6 Furstenberg. 7 Ludwigsburg :
Third Shelf — 1 Vienna (dark blue and gold). 2 Spode
(porcelain) made in England, at Stoke (blue and white).
3 Dresden (-white, with Cupid holding spout). 4 Der
by in England. 5 Dresden (a small graceful form).
6 Paris, De la Courtille factory.
Fourth Shelf — 1 Castleford, in England. 2 Staffordshire,
England, locality unknown (calico print). 3 Unknown
factory (very rich and perfect tortoise shell painting
on porcelain). 4 Dresden, "white and gold. 5 Castle
ford. 6 Cobridge, England, pink decoration. N. B.
1, 2, 4 and 5 from old American families.
Fifth Shelf — 1 English Pottery, with lustre borders, &c.
(Newcastle ?). 2 Staffordshire Pottery printed with
early American steamship. 3 Bristol Pottery. 4 Jap
anese Porcelain.
Sixth Shelf — 1 Staffordshire Pottery. 2 Shelion (Eng
land) black print with lustre . 3 Castleford. 4 Un
known, possibly Giustiniani Naples.
86 Cabinet containing specimens of Table Services in dec
orative wares, lent by Mr. W. C. Prime.
Top Shelf — Cups and Saucers from a Tea Service of
WaMendorf Porcelain. Decoration a rebus.
Second Shelf — Specimens from a Harlequin Service of
Dresden. After dinner coffee cups and saucers, leaf
shaped. Various decorations.
Third Shelf — Cups and Saucers from Spode. Breakfast
and Tea Service combined.
Fourth Shelf — Cups and Saucers from Tea Service of
Thuringian porcelain, Volkstadt (or as Marryat says,
Kloster Veilsdorf.) These are painted en camaieu with
delicious taste and skill. Each picture is a gem.
Fifth Shelf — Plates from a Dinner Service. — Berlin.
Sixth Shelf — Plates from Desert Service. — Worcester.
Chamberlains.
Seventh Shelf— Plates from Dinner Service.— Sevres,
White and Gold.

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87 Biscuit Figure, Chevalier Bayard, taken from Yersailles,
Mark L. P. Louis Rex1. — Mrs. Dr. Hosack.
88 Magdalen at the Cross, old Sax.— August Belmont.
89 Biscuit Figure formerly belonging to Louis Sixteenth —
Lafontaine. — Mrs. N. P. Hosack.
90 Algerine Quilt, embroidered. — Sam'l Colman.
91 Egyptian Hanging. — John La Farge.
92 1 Persian Embroidered Bed Spread. — Mrs. Ewart.
93 1 Ancient Persian Curtain, embroidered on silk, very
old. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
94 Persian Hanging. — John La Farge.
95 Eighteenth Century French Hanging. — John La Farge.
96 Embroidery, Persian Motive. — L. C. Tiffany.
Nos. 97 to 104, lent by Mr. John La Farge.
97 Lyons Silk Hanging.
98 Japanese Bed Quilt.
99 Japanese Hanging.
100 Japanese Belt.
101 Japanese Dress.
102 Chinese Mandarin's Dress.
103 Lyons Scarf.
104 Japanese Dress.
105 Eastern Scarf.— L. C. Tiffany.
1 06 Japanese Hanging. — John La Farge.
107 Japanese Bed Quilt. — John La Farge.
108 Japanese Dress. — John La Farge.
109 Kurdistan Rug.— r
110 Curtain, Japanese Motive. — L. C. Tiffany.
Ill Bronze Panel; spider-web inlaid. — Herter Brothers.
112, 113, 114 Japanese Costumes.— L. C. Tiffany and Sam'l
Colman.
115 Japanese Altar Cloth. — Sam'l Colman.
116 Drapery, Egyptian Motive. — L. C. Tiffany.

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117 Egyptian Costume.— L. C. Tiffany.
118 Japanese Drapery. — John La Farge.
119 Old Spanish Quilt.— L. C. Tiffany.
Nos. 120 to 123 lent by Sam'l Colman.
120 Japanese Silk.
121 Japanese Costume, Silk Brocade.
122 Japanese Poets. Embroidered Hanging.
123 Japanese Hanging, from a Temple.
124 Old Japanese Quilt. — John La Farge.
125 Persian Embroidery. — Herter Bros.
126 One ancient Persian Curtain, embroidered on silk, very
old. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
127 Flemish Smelling-bottle, 17th century. — Mrs. Newbold.
128 Vernis-Martin Bonbon Boxes. — M. Egerton Winthrop.
129 Snuff-box, Louis XVI.— Mrs. F. S. Banks.
130 Antique Snuff-box, with false bottom for portrait. — Mrs.
Woodbury Langdon.
131 Silver Patch-Boxes and Pastille-Burner. — Mrs. Frederic
W. Stevens.
132 Old ^Chatelaine. Angels and Crucifix. — Mrs. John A.
Dix.
133 Sicilian Gentleman's Seal, with pipe-stopper, &c, mono
gram and coronet. — Mrs. J. Schuyler Crosby.
134 Egyptian God, from a tomb, bronze, inlaid with gold. —
Mr. J. P. Morgan.
135 Match Box, Russian. — Mrs. James Kernochan.
136 2 Salt Cellars (reproduction of Beiivenuto Cellini) and
2 Salt Spoons. — Mrs. John Taylor Johnston.
137 Paper Cutter, given to Don Louis Farragut (a Spanish
officer) by Christina of Spain, and presented by him to
his kinsman, Admiral Farragut. — Mrs. D. G. Farragut.
138 Old Russian Silver Cup.— Mrs. Dr. Neftel.
139 Chitique Spoons.— Mrs. M. O. Roberts.
140 Old Silver Sugar Sifter.— Mrs. John A. Dix.

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141 Fillagree Coffee Spoons, Norwegian. — Mrs. Sam'l Wet-
more.
142 Ivory Comb and Paper Cutter, imitation of fillagree
marble work of the Taj or Mausoleum of the Ganges.
— Mrs. Eldridge.
143 Agate Cup (Chinese). — Mrs. Samuel Wetmore.
144 Vernis-Martin Jardineres.— Mr. Egerton M. Winthrop.
145 Minature on Cobweb. — Mrs. Astor.
146 6 Old Venetian Spoons, [bowls of crystal, handles
enameled. — Mrs. John A. Dix.
147 2 Boxes in Mixed Metals, Japanese "Mokame" work. —
E. C. Moore.
148 Russian Cup and Spoon. — Mrs. Kemochan.
149 Benares Brass Spoon. — Mrs. Eldridge.
150 6 Apostle Spoons. — Mrs. John A. Dix.
151 Old Russian Cup. — Mrs. Frederic Jones.
152 Norwegian Cup. — Mrs. T. H. Newbold.
153 4 Gold Spoons. — Mrs. Boes.
154 Llama from Peru, silver ; ancient relic. — Mr. Calyo.
Nos. 155 to 164 lent by Mr. Jordan L. Mott.
155 Adoration. — Artist, Caston.
156 Objects of Art. — Artist, Desgoffe.
157 Popping the Question.-— Artist, Madan.
158 Falling Leaves. — Artist, G. W. Boughton.
159 The Dancing Lesson. — Artist, Leon Caille.
160 Landscape. — Artist, Rousseau.
161 The Two Friends. — Artist, David Coe.
162 The Bursting of the Bomb. — Artist, A. Schreyer.
163 Landscape. — Artist, Daubigney.
164 The Strolling Players.— Artist, Eastman Johnson
N. A.
Nos. 165 to 169 lent by John Hoey.
165 The King Is Within.— Artist, Meissonnier.

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166 Egyptian Butcher. — Artist, Gerome.
167 Un Repas du Court. — Artist, Fichel.
168 L'Alm6e. — Artist, Gerome.
169 Artist, Vibert.
Nos. 170 to 184 lent by Mr. J. Abner Harper.
170 Christening in the Black Forest. — Artist, G. Brion.
171 The Fountain of Love. — Artist, Jean Aubert.
172 Sheep. — Artist, Charles Jaques.
173 Thoughts of the Past. — Artist, Jaquet.
171 Cattle.— Artist, Van Marcke.
175 The Sweep. — Artist, Eastman Johnson.
176 Mating. — Artist, Kaemmerer.
177 Objects from the Louvre. — Artist, Blaize Desgoffe.
17S The Cup that Cheers. — Artist, F. Kraus.
179 Pages and Attendants; Time of Louis XIII. — Artist,
Alfred Gues.
180 Playing at Jackstones. — Artist, E. Zamacois.
181 The Chase. — Artist, Fromentin.
182 The Discussion. — Artist, Steinheil.
183 The Magic Mirror. — Artist, Alma Tadema.
184 Forest of Fontainbleau. — Artist, Diaz.
Nos. 185 to 187 lent by Mr. J. J. Astor.
185 Mother and Child.— Artist, C. L. Miiller.
186 Old Age of a Prince. — Artist, Lucius Rossi.
187 Scene in the Franco-Prussian War. — Artist, Detaille.
Nos. 188 to 193 lent by Mr. William Astor.
188 Tale of Arab Horses. — -Artist, Fromentin.
] 89 Arab Horses Crossing the Brook. — Artist, Schreyer.
190 The New Novel. — Artist, Toulmouche.
191 The Court Martial. — Artist, Feniers.
192 La Petite Jeanette. — Artist, Merle.
193 The Refectory.— Artist, Vine St. Verche.

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Nos. 194 to 196 lent by Morris K. Jesup.
194 Maidenhood. — Artist, Chapin.
195 Alhambra ; unfinished at the time of artist's death. —
Artist, Ed. Zamacois.
196 Head of a Child.— Artist, S. M. Rouse.
Nos. 197 to 201 lent by S. J. Harriot.
197 After the Shower. — Artist, William Hart.
198 A Home by the Sea.— Artist, W. Whittredge.
199 Sunset on the Ocean. — Artist, William T. Richards.
200, Alhambra. — Artist, Sam'l Colman.
201 A Lady of Rank at Prayer. — Artist, A. Lesrel.
Nos. 202 to 204 lent by R. M. Hunt.
202 Susanna and the Elders. — Artist, J. F. Millet.
203 Peasant's Funeral : Black Forest. — Artist, Brion.
204 Boy and the Butterfly. — Artist, William M. Hunt.
Nos- 205 to 207 lent by Mrs- Pbipps.
205 Portrait of Mrs. Benjamin. — Artist, Gilbert Stuart.
206 Portrait of Mrs. Sargent. — Artist, Gilbert Stuart.
207 Gov. Winthrop Sargent. — Artist, Gilbert Stuart.
208 Mary Magdalen. Artist unknown. — Mrs. J. L. McKeever.
209 Alexander Hamilton. Artist, Trumbull. — D. B. Ogden.
Nos. 209a to 209b lent by Mr. J. W. Pinchot.
209a Ichabod Crane and the School Children. Artist,
Geo. H. Boughton.
209& Winter on the Ice. Artist, Jervis McEntee.
Nos. 210 to 213 lent by Miss J. Hunt.
210 Dominican Friars. — Artist, Elihu Vedder.
211 Children.— Artist, William M. Hunt.
212 Girl Spinning.— Artist, T. F. Millet.
213 Bather.— Artist, Diaz.
Nos. 214 to 215 lent by John Wolf.
214 Don Quixote Entertained by the Student Basil and his
Wife, Quiteria. — Artist, Gustave Dore.
"The new-married couple entertained Don Quixote very nobly in acknowl
edgement of his readiness to defend their cause; they esteemed his wisdom
equal to his valour, and thought him both a Cid in arms and a Cicero in arts "
Chap. XXIT.

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215 An Arab Pacha Entering his Harem. — Artist, George
Clairin. Nos. 216 to 218, lent by Robert L. Cutting.
216 La Surprise. — Artist, Alfred Stevens.
217 La Chatelaine.— Artist, Vibert.
218 The Grand Canal in Venice. — Artist, Ziem.
Nos. 219 to 220, lent by James DeW. Cutting.
219 Sur Le Terrain.— Artist, Sorbi.
220 Le Sonate Interrompu. — Artist, Madrazo.
221 Wurtemberg Peasant Woman. — Artist, O'Becker, Berlin.
August Belmont.
222 Maternal Solicitude.— Artist, W. Bouguereau. T. R.
Butler. Nos. 223 to 227 lent by W. B. Dinsmore.
223 Dealer in Arms. — Artist, Gerome.
224 Rare Treasures.— Artist, Boutibonne.
225 The New Novel.— Artist, Willems.
226 Going to the Ball. — Artist, Toulmouche.
227 The Picnic— Artist, Rossi.
Nos. 228 to 230, lent by Benj. J. Arnold.
228 La^Source — Young Girl and Cupid. — Artist, Pinchart.
229 Day Dreams. — Artist, Mme. A. Rastel.
230 The Antiquarian. — Artist, A. Glcsenti.
231 Portrait of Cardinal Bentivoglio. — Artist, Vandyck.
Walter Cary Tuckerman.
Scarred by the bayonet thrust of a British soldier quartered during the Revo
lution upon the Cary family, in whose mausion house near Boston it hung for
several generations. Nos. 232 to 234, lent by Henry G. De Forest,
232 The Vestal Virgin. — Artist, Hector Le Raux.
233 Sheep in a Stable. — Eugene Verboeckhoven.
234 Autumn Scene — Jervis McEntee.
235 Portrait— Mrs. A. C. Alden.

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Nos. 236 to 237, lent by J. Crosby Brown.
236 Children in the Snow. — Artist, Edward Frere.
237 The Grandmother Fete. — Durenger.
238 Mars and Venus before the Gods of the Olympus, 1740.
— Artist Boucher. C. F. Chickering.
Nos. 239 to 267, lent by August Belmont.
239, 240 Old Delft Plates.
241 Silver Box ; old repouse.
242 Ivory Tankard; old Flemish, Representing the Four
Seasons.
243 Silver Repouse" Box.
244 Old Chinese Plate ; Arms of Prov. of Utrecht.
215 Ivory Tankard ; old German.
246, 247 Old Urbino Vases, representing the Nativity and
Adoration of the Magi.
248, 249 Two Figures, Old Cloisonne.
250 Five Old Urbino Plates.
251 Vase of Old Cloisonne.
252 Old China Pitcher ; very rare.
253 Teapot, Old Satsuma.
254, 255 Two Bowls, Old Cloisonne.
250 One Cup and two Bowls, Old Saxe.
257 One Cup and Saucer, Sevres, Louis XV.
258 One Cup and Saucer; Old Majolica Urbino; "The
Good Shepherd."
259 Cup and Saucer, Old Saxe.
260 Three Japanese Dancers, Old Satsuma.
261 Old Berlin.
262 Figure, Old Frankenthal.
263 One Pair of Figures, Old Berlin.
264, 265 Five Vases ; one set old Japanese.
266 One old China Plate ; very rare specimen.
¦2<y: Plate; Old Saxe.

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268 Vienna Cup and Saucer. — Mr. Kirkpatrick.
269 Old Sevres pair of Blue Vases, ormolu base. — Miss
Wilkes.
270 Other old French Porcelaines, de la Courtille.
271 2 Sevres Vases belonged to Louis 16th, painted to com
memorate the birth of the Dauphin. — Artist, Prevost,
Gilder, Dodin, dated 1772. Mrs. Dr. Hosack.
272 Pair Sevres Vases.— Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
273 Sevres Vase belonging to Louis 16th, marked L. R. —
Mrs. J. Kearney Rodgers.
274 Sevres plaque, soft paste, dated 1756, by Taillander. —
Egerton L. Winthrop.
275 Old Sevres Card Receiver. — Miss Major.
276 Danish Cup and Saucer, 1800, Copenhagen. — Miss
Hosack.
277 Cup and Saucer, old Viennese. — Mrs. Newbold.
278 Curious Memorial Cup, from the Royal manufactory in
Berlin ; old. — Mrs. T. d'Oremieulx.
279 Old Egg Shell, Worcester soft paste. — Mr. Edgerton
L. Winthrop.
280 " Crown Derby" Groups, forming a table decoration,
and other groups. — Mrs. Newbold.
281 Specimens of Vincennes, Sevres, Hochst, Dresden, and
other porcelains. — Miss Hosack. 2nd Cabinet — Loans
from Mrs. George Bird, Mrs. M. O. Roberts, Mrs. J
Kernochan, Mrs. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. T. d'Ore
mieulx, Mrs. W. Langdon, and others.
282, 283 Pair of Bronze Vases (Japanese), figures of the
Gods of Thunder and Rain. — Mr. E. C. Moore.
284 Old Chinese carved Bronze Vase and Stand. The in
scription shows it to have been made between the yeai
1530 and 1580.
285 Bronze half casket, inlaid with coins. — Mrs. James
Brooks.
286 Persian Casque and Shield. — Mrs. J. H. Wolfe.

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287 White Bronze Bowl (Persian).— E. C. Moore.
288 Japanese Bronze Vase, basket work. — E. C. Moore.
289-90 2 Old Silver Nuremberg Cups.— Mrs. John Taylor
Johnston.
291 Mokame Sake Pot.— E. C. Moore.
292 Drinking Cup of John Paul Jones. — General Dix.
293 Japanese Surface Enamel Plate on Copper. — E. C.
Moore.
294 Amethyst Vase, silver enameled, precious stones setting.
—Mrs. A. Belmont.
Nos. 295 to 297 lent by Mr. E. C. Moore.
295 Sake Pot in Japanese bronze.
296 Japanese Hanging Vase (hammered work).
297 Japanese Surface Enamel on Copper plate.
298 Japanese White Bronze. — Earl Shinn.
299 Loving Cup (old English). — J. Pierpont Morgan.
300 Old Church Glass, 13th Century, Venice. — J. Pierpont
Morgan.
301 Old Silver, 3 pieces. — Style of 1st Empire.
302 Coffee Pot, Louis XVI. — Egerton L. Winthrop.
303 Bronze (from Life).— E. C. Moore.
304 Old English Silver Cellars.— Mrs. Dr. Dyer.
305 Persian Coffee Set, enameled. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
306 Filigree Silver Enamel Box, Chinese. — Mrs. Wetmore.
307 Square Iron Vase, Japan. — E. C. Moore.
308 Silver Rafraichoire, date George III. — Egerton L. Win
throp.
309 Silver Bottle and Tray, old Saxon. — Miss Wilkes.
310 Dutch Silver, date unknown, brought to this country
by Philip Petrus Von Schuyler, 1648.— George L.
Schuyler.
311 Limoges Enamel (St. Paul).
312 Silver Cup from the Vale of Cashmere.— Mrs. Newbold.
313 Silver Tankard, Repousse China.— Mrs. Sam'l Wetmore.

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314 Japanese Incense Burner, Damascened in gold and sil
ver. — Sam'l Colman.
315 Limoges Enamel (St. Peter).— Mrs. J. H. Wolfe.
316 Limoges Candle Sticks. — Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
317 Old Silver Clasp for chatelaine bftg. — Mrs. John A.
Dix.
318 Harlequin Sugar Tongs (old silver). — Mrs. John A. Dix.
319 Swedish Cream Jug. — Mrs. Newbold.
320 Pair Japanese Vases, " Pitongs. " — Mr. E. C. Moore.
321 Danish Tankard — likness of kings. — Mrs. B'ies.
322 Salver — 2 salt cellars, 2 coasters —repousse work, silver,
brought to America by Lord Fairfax. — Mrs. B. N.
Harrison.
323 Silver Tea Set (4 pieces). —Mrs. John A. Dix.
324 Indian Silver Waiter.— M. F. Jones.
325 Silver Coffee Pot, time Louis XVI, Dutch manufac
ture, — Mr. Sam. P. Avery.
326 Ink Stand belonging to Louis XVI, in constant use. —
Mrs. N. P. Hosack.
327 Norwegian Tankard of Old Silver.— Mrs. John A. Dix.
328 Gilt Pitcher, after Benvenuto Cellini. — Mr. George Bird.
329 Silver Salver, Venetian, Renaissance. — Morgan Dix.
330 Vase given by Queen Anno to Col. Peter Schuyler,
1710 ; pronounced at Paris Exposition the finest speci
men of Queen Anne silver. — Mr. George L. Schuyler.
331 Old Venetian Glass. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
332 Loving Cup, old Mayence. — Frederic Bronson.
333 Cup, old Venetian ; the decoration in gold is in the
center of the glass. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
334 Large Gold Cup and Cover, exquisite workmanship
(Kirke of Baltimore). — Mrs. John A. Dix.
335 Monogram of Peter the Great and Catharine, sur
mounted by the Imperial crown ; on reverse side like
ness of Czarina — Mrs. Arthur Bissell.

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336 Silver Tankard (old).— Mrs. John Taylor Johnston.
337 Silver Tray, repousse, English. — Mrs. Sam'l Wetmore.
338 Silver Writing Set. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
339 Old Wedgwood Cameo.— Earl Shinn.
340 Persian Dagger in leather Sheath, Damascened in gold. —
E. C. Moore.
341 3 Lacrymatories. — Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.
342 Repousse Coffee Pot, by Tiffany.
343 Silver Bottle from the Vale of Cashmere. — Mrs. New-
bold.
344 Oriental Figure ; Perles, Barroques and Enameled by
Dinglinger, Court Jeweler at Dresden, A. D. 1702 to
1720, whose work is largely represented in the " Green
Vaults" of that City. — Mrs. J. B. Johnson.
345 Old Russian Dagger, Velvet Sheath.— Mrs. Dr. Neftel.
346 Persian Poignard. — Mrs. J. H. Wolfe.
347 Loving Cup. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
348 Coffee Pot and Salver of Cashmere Silver. Mrs. T. H.
Newbold.
349 Brass Box belonging to Maria Theresa, of Austria. —
Mrs. J. Kearney Rogers.
350 Incense Burner, from Jerusalem. — Mrs. J. H. Wolfe.
351 Gya Lotah; very curious specimen. — Mrs. Eldridge.
352 Silver Tankard, old Amsterdam. — Egerton L. Winthrop.
353 Fowl Pattern Claret Jug, Cashmere.— Mrs. Eldridge.
354 Tea Caddy, date George II.— Egerton L. Winthrop.
355 Norwegian Tankard, 1717. — Mrs. Boes.
356 Casket, by Zuluager. — E. C. Moore.
357 Pair Candlesticks, repousse silver. Brought to Amer
ica by Lord Fairfax.— Mrs. B. M. Harrison.
358 Norwegian Tankard, A. D. 1601. — Morgan Dix.
359 Bas Reliefs, gilt repousse*. Present from the Pope to
first cathedral in Peru. — Mrs. Dr. Hosack.
360 Old Bohemian Ruby Flask and Cup.

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361 Silver Goblet; Norwegian " Guild of the Tailors."—
Mrs. Boes.
362 Silver and Glass Vase. — Mr. H. G. Marquand.
363 Antique Box for toilet articles. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
364 Chinese and Japanese China ; two upper shelves. — Wm.
L. Andrews.
365 China from the collections of Mrs. de Forest, Mrs.
J. K. Rodgers, and E. C. Moore.
366 Delft ; from collections of Mrs. E. C. Henry, Mrs. J. E.
Zimmerman and Mrs. Fred. R. Jones.
367 Majolica Plaque.— S. L. M. Barlow.
368. Dresden Vase— Mrs. N. P. Hosack.
369 Mug, Capo di Monte. — Mrs. James Kernochan.
370 Dresden Candlestick, old.— Mrs. N. P. Hosack.
371 Mug, Capo di Monte.— S. L. M. Barlow.
372 Deck Vase.— Mrs. Sam'l Wetmore.
373 Plaque Deck.— Mrs. W. B. Astor.
374 Fiirstenburg China. — Mrs. James Kernochan.
375 English China, decorated in France. — Mrs. James Ker
nochan.
376 Tete-a-tete Set, Pate tendre, belonging to Madame
Elizabeth, brought to this country by Gen'l Moreau.—
Miss Wilkes
377 Pair old Dresden Figurines.
378 China Dish, presented by Marie Antoinette, etc., etc. —
Mrs. Samuel Wetmore.
379 Washington's Cup, given by Mrs. Washington to Col.
Trumbull. — Mrs. J. Kearney Rodgers.
380 Plate with Hen, old Dresden. — Mrs. James Kernochan.
381 English Pottery.
382 Tete a-tete Set and Tray of old Berlin, sceptre mark,
belonging to Frederick the Great. — -Miss Wilkes.
383 Capo di Monte Bowl, Cover and Saucer. — Mrs. JohnjA.
Dix.

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384 Fayence Plate, Nevers. — Mrs. Woodbury Langdon.
385 Plate, Damasse. — Mrs. James Kernochan.
386 Dish, old Palissy. — Mrs. James Kernochan.
Nos. 387 to 389, lent by Mrs. Robert W. De Forest.
387 Jewel Casket of modern Dresden.
388 Chinese Covered Dish ; it is known that this dish was
taken from China to Japan over 150 years ago.
389 Cup and Cover of old Dresden.
390 Old Saxe Tray, with AR mark.— Miss Wilkes.
391 Old Danish Fruit Basket, from the royal factory.— Mrs.
T. H. Newbold.
392 Mayflower Jug, came out in the Mayflower. — Miss
Cropper.
^93 Dresden Tea Kettle.— Mrs. N. P. Hosack.
394 Urbino Dish. — Mrs. Jas. Brooks.
395 Cup and Saucer Banko Ware (Japan). — Mrs. Samuel
Wetmore.
396 Mayence Plate.
397 Old Majolica Plate.— Mrs. N. P Hosack.
398 " Old Davenport," 1793.— Mr. E. L. Henry.
399 "Huilier." Time of First Empire.— Mr. E. L. Henry.
400 Cruet Stand, Old Faience, Louis XV.— Mrs. Wood
bury Langdon.
401 Specimen of Early Leeds, very rare. — Mr. E. L Henry.
402 Old Japanese Plate, with True Lover's Knot.  Mr. E.
L. Henry.
403 Cow, Old Delft.— Mrs. John A. Dix.
404 Early Lowestoft, about 1765. — Mr. E. L. Henry.
405 Cup, Saucer and Cover of Imperial Egg Shell presented
to President Lincoln by the Tycoon. 3 pieces.  Mrs.
E. L. Henry.
406 2 Old Worcester Cups and Saucers, Old Paris Cup and
Saucer, Royal Worcester Cup and Saucer.— Miss Crop
per.

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407 Cup and Saucer, old English, signed Sewell.— Mr. E. C.
Henry.
408 Cup "Crown Derby," about 1780. — Mr. E. L. Henry.
409 Fayence Oil Stand, Mustard Pot and Sauce-Boat. — Mrs.
Woodbury Langdon.
410 Tea Pot and Cream Jug belonging to Lady Rachel
Russell, whose husband was beheaded in time of Charles
II. —Mrs. John A. Dix.
411 Part of a set of "Old Caughley" anterior to 1756,
commonly mistaken for Worcester. — Mr. E. L. Henry.
412 Cup and Saucer, " Copeland pierced." — W.B.Dickerman.
413 Cup and Saucer, " Old Chelsea."— Mr. E. L. Henry.
414 Imari-Ware Bowl.— W. S. Ward.
415 Old India Teapot and Tray. — Mrs. John Taylor Johnston.
416 Shelf. Cloissone enamel.
417 Shelf. Cloissone enamel.
418 Satsuma Ware, lent by Sam'l Colman and W. S. Ward.
419 Kioto and Satsuma Ware, lent by C. L. Tiffany, Sam'l
Colman, W. S. Ward, and Mr. Herter.
420 Old COrean Bowl. — Sam'l Colman.
421 Old Chinese Bowl.— Sam'l Colman.
422 Old Chinese Vase.— E. C. Moore.
423 Chinese Imperial Yellow Vase. — E. C. Moore.
424 Satsuma and Kioto Ware. — Sam'l Colman.
425 Old Kaga Bowl.— Dr. C. C. Lee.
426 Japanese Earthenware Figure. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
427 Kaga Bottle. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
428 Chinese Jar. — Mrs. James Kernochan.
429 Ebony Box, Bombay. — Mrs. Samuel Wetmore.
430 Nuremburg Canette (Wiederkommer), 16th century. —
Morgan Dix.
431 Henry II Faience Ewer, reproduction 18th century. —
Mrs. M. O. Roberts.
432 Old German Apostle Cup, Hochst Plaque, Old English
Flower Vase.— Mrs. F. H. Betts.

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433 Wedgewood Ware.— Lent by Mrs. Saml. Wetmore, Mrs.
J. K Rodgers, Mr. John Bennett and Miss Hosack.
434 Japanese Basket Box.— E. C. Moore.
435 Old Chinese Ivory Figures.— Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
436 Netsuke, made of human bone.— M. Stowbridge.
437 Carved Ivory Pipe Cases.— Sam'l. Colman.
438 Japanese Netsukes.— E. C. Moore.
439 Bronze " Shibachi."— Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan.
440 Egyptian Cat. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
441 Old Enamel Japanese Tea Box.— Mr. Strobrige.
442 Old Chinese Bronze.— Mrs. J. Kearney Rodgers.
443 Bronze Bowl. — Herter Brothers.
444 Japanese Bronzes — E. C. Moore.
445 Japanese Tray. — Earl Shinn, Esq.
446 Inlaid Tray, Chinese. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
447 Japanese Lacquered Stand. — Dr. C. C. Lee.
448 Japanese Plaque.— Mrs. John A. Dix.
449, 450 Louis Philippe Plates.— Mrs. Charles C. Goodhue.
Magisto epouse de Timoleon d'Elee Marguerite d'Anjou epouse d'Henri VI
Telesille heroine d'argos Marie Pita.
451 Plaque, Ferule. — Mrs Newbold.
Nos. 452 to 456, lent by D. Maitland Armstrong.
452 1 Piece Tapestry.
453 2 Bronzes, Italian handle, 16th century.
454 5 Mediaeval Brass Plates, Nuremberg.
456 Old Wrought Iron Lamp from Roman Campagna.
456 Old Bronze Jewish Lamp.
Nos. 457 to 463, lent by Wm. C. Prime.
457 Piece of Ornamental Glass, German, 16th century. Sub
ject : " St. Jerome in his Study."
458 Piece of Ornamental Glass, German, 17th century. Sub
ject : " Abraham Entertaining the Angels."
459 Piece of Ornamental Glass, German, 17th century. Sub
ject : " Baptism of Christ."

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460 Piece of Ornamental Glass, German, 17th century. Por
trait of a Bishop, with inscriptions.
461 Piece of Ornamental Glass, French, 18th century.
Legendary Monkish subject.
462 Piece of Ornamental Glass, French, 17th century. Le
gendary representation of crowning of Charlemagne.
463 Piece of Ornamental Glass, German, 16th century.
Legendary and heraldic subject.
464 Piece of Tapestry, 1 5th century. — A. H. Baldwin.
464 Old Spanish Credence Table. — Dr. W. A. Hammond.
465 Italian Brocades and Cut Velvet. - D. M. Armstrong.
467 Carved Cabinet, early 16th century. — Mr. J. W. Pinchot.
From an old Chateau in Normandy; representations of the Adoration
of the Magi, the Temptation of St. Anthony, the Swine-Herd, etc., carved
upon the front.
468 Carved Cabinet, from Normandy, probably of the 17th
century. — Mr. J.W. Pinchot.
469 Suit of Armor from the Arsenal of Verona, 15th
century. — Mr. Wm. Tillinghast.
470 Stamped Leather. — Wm. 0. Prime.
471 Stamped Leather, last century. — D. M. Armstrong.
472 Tapestry, signed Bandi — E. L. Henry.
473 Piece of Old Genoese Velvet. — D. Maitland Armstrong.
474 Old Italian Lamp. — D. Maitland Armstrong.
475 Old Spanish Candelabra. — J. M. Mufloz.
476 Spanish Moresco Casket, inlaid tortoise shell and mother
of pearl. — J. M. Muhoz.
477 Old Italian Convent Lamp. — D. Maitland Armstrong.
478 One Majolica Vase (Urbino ware). — Mr. Kirkpatrick.
479 One Majolica Vase (Castel Durante). — Mr. Kirkpatrick.
480 Majolica Jardiniere, with sirens for handles ; medallion
containing head of Doge Medici, arms inside, 16th cen
tury. — Dr. William A. Hammond.
481 Reliquary, containing fine old carvings in ivory. — Mr.
John Taylor Johnston.
482 Tapestry, late 16th or early 17th century; Alexander
meeting Thalestris, Queen of the Amazons. — W. 0
Prime.

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483 Caffagiolo Plate.— J. M. Munoz.
484 1 Copper Kettle, old Venetian. — D. Maitland Armstrong.
485,486 2 Copper Vases, old Italian, 15th century. — D.
Maitland Armstrong.
487 Tryptich, date 1650, from Perugia.— Mr. Thatcher M.
Adams.
488 Angels Ministering to the Dead Christ, on panel, at
tributed to Frederico Baroccio. — Mr. Thatcher M.
Adams.
489, 490, 491 Three Copper Vessels, Italian, 16th century. —
D. Maitland Armstrong.
2 One Copper Scaldino, One Copper Vase, 15th century.
— D. Maitland Armstrong.
493 One Prie Dieu. — Mr. Eastman Johnson.
494 1 piece Turquiste Embroidery. — Mr. A. B. Sands.
495 Square of Tapestry. Time, Louis XII. (1498-1515),
probably from Chateau de Couvrances in France.
496 Spanish Moresque Table. — J. M. Munoz.
497 Case of Manuscripts and Early Printed Books on vellum.
— Robert Hoe, Jr.
498 Case of Manuscripts and Early Printed Books on vel
lum. — Robert Hoe, Jr.
499 2 Italian Pictures of Gold Background. 15th century. —
Dr. Hammond.
500 6 Paintings on copper of Madonna, Magdalene and
Saints, representing the different sciences. — J. M.
Mufioz.
501-502 1 Panel, with " Sujet" Italian Renaissance. — Mrs.
Richard M. Hunt.
503 Old Cabinet. — Mr. Eastman Johnson.
504 Piece of Gobelin Tapestry, the Garden at Versailles. —
Sypher & Co.
505 Plaster Bas Relief, Florentine, 16th century.— S. G.
Ward.
506 2 Pictures St. Luke and St. John, 16th century. — E. L.
Henry.

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507 1 Piece Spanish Embroidery, time Ferdinand and Isa
bella. — Mrs. George Gilman.
508 8 Pieces Stained Glass ; loaned by Messrs. Cottier & Co.
509 1 Copper Holy Water Vase, 17th century. — D. M. Arm
strong.
510 Trousseau Chest of the 17th century, from an old chateau
in Normandy. — J. W. Pinchot.
511 Old Majolica Plate, 17th century; Abruzzi Trail. —
August Belmont.
512 Three Pieces Point de Venise ; 1660-1700.— Mrs. Astor.
513 One Dress Trimming of Point de Venise ; 1660-1700.—
Mrs. Astor.
514 Point de Venise, formerly belonging to Queen Anne. —
Mrs. J. K. Rodgers.
515 One Narrow Flounce Point de Venise, a la Rose. — Mrs.
Jay.
516 One Flounce Venetian Rose Point. —
517 One Venetian Guipure Cape. —
518 One Flounce, Point de Venise. — Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
519 Piece of Lace made for Marie Antoinette, given her by
the Republic of Venice. — Mrs. Frederic Stevens.
520 Point de Venise. — Mrs. J. Boorman Johnson
521 One Cape Raised Venetian Point. — Mrs. Haight.
522 One Cape Point de Venise. — Mrs. Belmont.
523 One Cape Point de Venise. — Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
524 One Piece Point de Venise, Rose Point. — Mrs. Sidney
Webster.
525 One Piece Point de Venise, Rose Point. — Mrs. Sidney-
Webster.
526 Collar made for Marie Antoinette and given to her by
the Republic of Venice. — Mrs. Frederic Stevens.
527 One Piece of Lace, Venetian Point. — Mrs. Phipps.
528 One Sleeve, Point de Venise. — Mrs. Richardson.
529 One Collar and one Handkerchief, Rose Point de Venise,
17th century.— Miss Schenck.

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530 Guipure Facon d' Angleterre, 1660.— Mrs. T. d'Ore
mieulx.
531 Valenciennes Lace, about 150 yards. — Mrs. Wm. Astor.
532 Valenciennes. — Mrs. Dix.
533 Collar and 2 pieces Lace, Point de Flandre, 18th cen
tury. — Miss Schenck.
534 Point de Brabant, two large flounces and one narrow ;
one Fichu-Guipure. — Mrs. D. F. Boardman.
535 Valenciennes, 19| inches. — Mrs. Charles Burrall Hoff
man.
536 Trimming of a Vestment; Venetian Point en relief;
Cape and Stomacher, Venetian Point en relief ; Hand
kerchief, Italian point. — Mrs. Joel Wolfe.
537 Point de Venise ; Rose point, 1660-1700. — Mrs. Astor.
538 Case No. 2, containing :
1 Point d'Argentan, 1750-1800.
2 Guipure a brides d' Angleterre, 1670--1710.
3 Point de France, 1670-1700.
4 Point de France, 1670-1700.
5 2 pieces Point Coupe. 1580-1660.
6 Point de Genes, 1620-1660.
— Mrs. Astor.
539 Case No. 1, containing :
1 3 pieces Malines, Louis XV.
2 Malines, barbe and lace, 1740-1800.
3 Point de Venise, 1660-1700.
4 Point d' Angleterre, 1650-1700.
— Mrs. Astor.
540 Lacis. Curtain. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
541 Antique Lace, probably Genoese tape Guipure ; curious
introduction of birds and animals. — Mrs. J. T. John
ston.
542 Cape. — Mrs. Octavius White.
543 Collar, Italian Point. — Mrs. Octavius White.
544 Pair of Cuffs, Italian Point (silk).— Messrs. Tiffany &
Co.
545 Collar, Italian Point (silk).— Messrs. Tiffany & Co.

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546 Italian Point (silk), in the possession of the ducal fami
ly of Parma until the revolution of 1 859, when it was
bought from the Duchess of Parma. — Mrs. Mallett.
547 Italian Point (silk), in the possession of the ducal fami
ly of Parma until the revolution of 1859, when it was
bought from the Duchess of Parma. — Mrs. Mallett.
548 Collar, Italian point. — Mrs. Octavius White.
549 Old Italian Lace, representing Adam and Eve. — Mrs.
Mahlon Sands.
550 1 Antique Collar.— Mrs. R. L. Stuart.
551 Italian Point, Rococo. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
552 The Laces in this case are from Sicily, and show traces
of the Moorish designs left there (old). — J. W. Paige,
Esq., Boston.
553 Case of Laces.
1 Eose Point, 2d half of 17th century.
2 Collar of Point de Venise, raised flounces, 17th century.
3 Collar " " " larger, flat.
4 Collar " " " geometric pattern.
5 Thread lace " " " "
6 One yard old Flemish lace.
7 Extremely fine old lace collar, 32 inches long, Flemish.
8 Point de Paris, Louis XIV, 1>£ yards.
9 Piece old Guipure (French), 1. i yd, w. 4 in.
10 A fine Lappet; bought in Italy.
11 Old Guipure Tape Pattern, 2 yds long, 6 in. wide, Italian.
12 Small piece old Mechlin, pointed style, cuff.
13 Open Guipure.
14 Small piece of Mechlin.
— Mrs. Tuckerman.
Nos. 554 to 578, lent by J. W. Paige, Esq., Boston.
54 Piece of Italian lace, with arms and figures.
555 Old Flemish, made when the Italian point was first
copied in Flanders.
556 Old Flemish.
557 Old Mechlin Lace Chalice Veil.
558 Chalice Veil of Italian Lace, with arms of the Doria
family.

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559 Flemish Lace.
560 Italian Lace, 15th century, "Abbate Don Giovanni
Battista Cattino " worked in it.
561 Flemish Lace.
562 Belgian imitation of Italian Guipure (old).
563 Venetian Point — a very rare piece.
564 Italian Point.
565 Italian Point.
566, 567, 568 French Point.
569 French Point, with flower plots upon it, Louis XV, ceil
de perdrix.
570 Point d' Espagne.
571 Very old French Point.
572, 573 French Point.
574 Point d' Alencon.
575, 576 Point d' Argentan.
577 Binche, 1700-1785.
578 Point d' Angleterre.
579 Point d' Angleterre, time of Louis XIV. — Mrs. Charles
H. Joy.
580 Brussels Point.— J. W. Paige.
581 Brussels, early 19th century. — J. W. Paige.
582 Coverlet, Lacis, with linen. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
583 No. 1, Passement de Brabant, from '1640 to 170 ;
No. 2, Point d' Angleterre, 17th century; No. 3. Mech
lin Laces, early 17th century ; No. 4, Point de Venise.
Mrs. Mahlon Sands.
584 Antique Roman Lace. — Mrs. Richardson.
585 Tape Guipure.— Mrs. Richardson.
586 Spanish Guipure. — D. Maitland Armstrong, Esq.
587 Spanish Guipure. — D. Maitland Armstrong, Esq.
588 Italian Lace. — Mrs. H. G. De Forest.
589 Pillow Lace, Italian, 17th century. — Mrs. Sidney
Webster.

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590 1 Piece Russian Lace. — Mrs. J. W. Pinchot,
591 Cape of Genoese Guipure. — Mrs. Dix.
592 1 Guipure Cape.
593 Genoese. — D. Maitland Armstrong, Esq.
594 Lent by Mr. J. W Pinchot.
595 Pillow Lace, Italian, 1550-1600.— D. Maitland Arm
strong, Esq.
596 1 piece of old Greek Lace. — Mrs. De Forrest.
597 1 piece of Guipure Lace, 14; yards.
598 Point Coupe.— Mrs. J. W. Pinchot.
599 1 piece Greek Lace. — Mrs. J. W. Pinchot.
600 Flounce Venetian Rose Point, Flounce Venetian Rose
Point, 1700 ; 1 Barbe Point d'Alencon, 1790 ; ! Barbe
Point d'Angleterrie, 1790 ; 1 Chalice Veil Raised Ven
etian Point, 1600. — Mrs. August Belmont.
Nos. 601 to 607, lent by Mrs. J, E. Zimmerman.
601 Five Yards Punta Di Roma, part of an altar trimming,
say 200 years old, pattern of 1592, probably a votive
offering.
602 Bertha of Flanders Lace, Genoa Point, between 200 and
300 years old.
603 Sleeve of Point Duchesse, about 80 years old.
604 Lappet of very fine Flanders Lace, about 200 years old.
605 " Point de France ;" first made in France in 1665 ; intro
duced by Colbert ; so named by Louis XIV.
606 Cape Viennoise Guipure, about 200 years old.
607 2| yards Venice Point of Louis XIII. period.
Nos. 608 to 611, lent by Mrs. W. P. Furniss.
608 Old Mechlin Lace (Malines), about 1600.
609 4£ yards Flemish Lace, Malines ground, about the year
1700.
610 Cap (Fanchon) Venice Point.
The origin of this lace -was the imitation of coral brought
home to a lace worker (in point coupe) by her sailor lover,
when she declared she would make something more beauti
ful than this, woven by the mermaids of the seas, with her
needle.

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-oil Old Brussels Point, last century (a scarf).
612 Miniatures on Ivory of Buildings in Delhi, by a family
of Hindoos who have enjoyed a reputation for this
specialty for generations. — Walton W. Evans, Esq.
¦613 Flounce of Venetian Point.— Mrs. Hamilton Fish.
614 Venetian Point. — Mrs. Hamilton Fish.
615 1 Piece of Lace, Venetian Point. — Mrs. Phipps.
616 Coverlet in Venetian Point of various kinds, bearing on
it the arms of the family in Venice for whom it was
made. — Mrs. Rutherfurd Stuyvesant.
617 Nine Towels (old Italian), said to have been made by
peasants ; two or three of them were put in the bridal
chest which formed part of the bride's outfit. — J. W.
Paige, Esq.
-618 Table Cloth, Cut Point Milanese, 17th century — F. C.
Macau ley,
619 Altar Cloth, probably Genoese work ; needle work on
fine linen ; inserted pieces of reticella, with Vandyke
border. — Mrs. John Taylor Johnston.
620 4£ Yards Insertion Point de Venise. 4|- yards Point de
Venise Lace. Mrs. John Jay.
•621 Mantilla, trimmed with 4| yards Point de Venise. — Mrs.
John Jay.
-622 Russian Lace, 16th, 17th and LSth centuries. — Mrs.
Hobson.
623 Band of old " Run Lace."— Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
¦624 Band of old " Run Lace."— Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
625 Lace Cover.— D. Maitland Armstrong, Esq.
.626 Italian Altar Lace. — Miss Bruen, Newport, R. I.
627 "The Annunciation," old Italian Altar Lace. — Miss
Bruen, Newport, R. I.
628 Lacis or Darned Work, Italian. — J. W. Paige, Esq.
629 1 Piece of Spanish Blonde, wedding dress, 39 years old.
— Mrs. Antoni Heywood.

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6 3 Collar, Venetian Point en relief. — Mrs. Dix.
631 Dress from a Manufactory of Lace at Ipswich, Mass.,
purchased in 1824. — Mrs. George Ticknor, Boston.
632 Modern Irish Lace.— Mrs. H. G. De Forest.
633 Reproduction of a Cradle Cover in the layette of Louis
XIV. — Mrs. Charles Perkins, Boston.
634 Modern Point a 1' Aiguille, tracery in gold. — Miss H. —
635 One Piece Russian Lace. — Mrs. Hobson.
636 Cardinal Cape, Raised Venetian, Point, 1640. — Mrs.
Belmont.
637 Point d' Angleterre, 1670-1700.— Mrs. Astor.
638 Lappel, Guipure de' Malines, 1700 to 1750.— Mrs. T.
d'Oremieulx.
639 One yard and 28 inches old Point de' Bruxelles.
640 A, Malines ; B, Regency ; close of last century. — Mrs.
James Boorman Johnson.
641 Flemish Lace. — Mrs. Dix.
642 Barbe of old Mechlin, 1700-1750.— Mrs. Richard M.
Hunt.
643 Malines, 1740-1800.— Mrs. T. d'Oremieulx.
644 Valenciennes de Flandre. — Mrs. Henry Tnrnbull.
645 Old Point.— Miss Bruen, Newport, R. I.
646 One Piece Guipure de Malines, formerly belonging to
Marie Antoinette. — Mrs. R. D. Cameron.
647 English Point. — Miss Bruen. Newport, R. I.
648 Old Mechlin Lace.— Mrs. W. W. Parhine.
649 One Piece Old Mechlin, two old Jeweled Brooches. —
891 Brood way.
650 Old Mechlin. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
651 Reproductions of Antique Laces, by Mrs. E. Carter.—
891 Broadway.
652 Fan, Roman Gouache, 1780, via Appia, near Rome,
painted on kid.— Mrs. T. d'Oremieulx.
653 Brussels, early 19th century. — Mrs. Walter Langdon

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654 Point d'Alencon, 1800.— Mrs. d'Oremieulx.
655 Lace Lappel, Valenciennes, 18th century. — Mrs. F. G.
McCauley.
656 Point de Burano. — Mrs. Dix.
657 1 Piece Point de Venise a reseau. — Mrs. J. W. Pinchot.
658 1 Fichu Point d'Alenc on, 18th century ; 20 inches Point
d' Angleterre ; 19^ inches old Valenciennes. — Mrs.
Charles Burrall Hoffman.
659 Veil from the trousseau of the Princess Elizabeth of
England, daughter of George III., and landgravine of
Hesse Homburg. — Miss Bruen, Newport, R. I.
660 1 Lappel, Point ie Flandre.— Mrs. O. Sullivan.
661 1 Piece of old Mechlin Lace. — Mrs. E. G. Knapp.
662 Part of the trousseau of the Princess Elizabeth of Eng
land, daughter of George III., and landgravine of
Hesse Homburg; court train. -Miss Bruen, Newport, R.I.
663 Point d' Angleterre.— Mrs. C. B. Hoffman.
664 Mechlin.— Mrs. Octavius White
665 Mechlin. — Mrs. Octavius White.
666 French Point.— Mrs. Dix.
667 Mantilla, with flounce Point a L' Aiguille de France
(1690-1730).-Mrs. W. H. Aspinwall.
668 Tablier of two flounces Point a L'Arguille de France
(1685-1738).— Mrs. W. H. Aspinwall.
669 Very old Dutch Lace.— Mrs. H. G. De Forest.
670 Cape, Point d' Angleterre, 1650.- -Mrs. T. d'Oremieulx.
671 Old Point de Bruges.— Mrs. Dix.
672 Lappel, Point d' Angleterre, 1650.— Mrs. T. d'Ore
mieulx.
673 1£ yards Spanish Point. — Mrs. Haight.
674 1 Flounce Spanish Point, — Mrs. Haight.
675 Embroidered Rug. — Herter Brothers.
676 Old Flemish Tapestry, after Teniers.--A. Belmont, Esq.
677 Chinese Embroidery. — Mrs. Hoey.

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678 3 Japanese Costumes. — J. La Farge, Sam'l Colman.
679 Embroidered Portiere. — Herter Brothers.
680 2 Japanese Vases. — Mrs. Jos. Brooks.
681 Pitcher, Vallauris Ware.— Mrs. J. Kearney Rodgers.
682 Turkish Embroidery. — Miss Wirk.
683 Japanese Temple Robes of Woven Silk and Gold.—
Sam'l Colman.
684 Piece of Gobelin Tapestry from the famous factory at
Beauvais, in France. Subject, the Arts and Sciences.
— S. L. M. Barlow.
685 Persian Embroidered Table Cover. — Mr. Bierstadt.
686 Embroidered Portiere. — Herter Brothers.
687 Old Albanian Embroidery. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
688 Sandwich Island Chief's Paddle.— Mi-. Calyo.
689 Suit of Persian Steel Chain Armour, with Corselets,
Brassart Shield and Casque, damasceened in gold and
and silver. — I. M. Mufioz.
690 Tapestry, early 17th century. Chinese Tea Party. — W.
C. Prime.
691 Aubusson Tapestry Panel. — Herter Brothers.
692 Antique Embroidery, richly embroidered on white
satin. — Theo. A. Havemeyer.
693 Old Albanian Embroidery. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
694 Japanese Dress, red crape embroidered. — H. G. De
Forest.
695 Piece of Red Brocade. — Sam'l Colman.
696 Embroidered Portiere. — Herter Brothers.
Nos. 697 to 700, lent by John La Farge.
697 Chinese Bed Spread.
698 1 Piece Embroidery.
699 Persian Embroidery.
700 1 Piece Embroidery.
701 1 Piece of Mexican Embroidery on Linen. — -General S.
W. Crawford.

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702 1 Cachemire and Gold and Silver Portiere, 3 yards long,
50 inches wide. — Howard & Co.
703 Leather Mat, North American Indian work ; presented
to Dr. Mitchell after a conference with the Six Na
tions. — Charles L. Atterbury.
704 Embroidered Rug. — Herter Brothers.
705 Old Tapestry. Two of a set of eight chair covers, were sent from Eng
land at least one hundred years ago. They were intended
for part of a bride's house-furnishing, and were then con
sidered ancient and valuable.— Loaned by Mrs. Bussell
Sage.
706 Altar Cloth ; red satin, embroidered in gold and colored
silks, with oil painting of St. Vosmos and Damian ;
Italian ; beginning of 18th century. — F. N. Macauley.
707 Turkish Embroidery, red velvet and gold. — H. G. De
Forest.
708 2 Cushion Covers, embroidered in gold and silver, Turk
ish work. — Mrs L. Tuckerman.
709 Antique Clock, Louis XVI.— Mrs. Dr. Hosack.
710 Persian. — Mrs. A. B. Sands.
711 Bride's Face Veil, from Albania ; date unknown. — J.
Pierpont Morgan.
712 2 Embroidered Turkish Towels. — Mrs. A. B. Sands.
713 2 Handkerchiefs, embroidered in silk and nun's hair in
South America.
714 Dress Embroidered in Manilla. — Mrs John Hoey.
715 White Embroidered Linen Bed Spread, used by Louis
XIV of France, with embroidered monogram and
Crown. — Name not given.
716 One Old Embroidered Table Cover. — Mrs. Richard M.
Hunt.
717 Turkish Embroidered Towel. — Mrs. A. B. Sands.
718 Scarf ; Fine Linen, Embroidered with Silk and Gold,
from Cyprus. — H. G. De Forest.
719 Chinese Silk Embroidered Dress. — H. G. De Forest.

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720

One Japanese Embroidery, with Imperial Crest in the
centre ; 3 yards square. — Mrs. Ewart.
721 One Reboso, worn by Mexican women ; made of First
Silk imported into Mexico— 200 years old.— Gen. S-
W. Crawford.
722 Lady's Full Suit, worked in China, copied from a Royal
Dress. Handkerchief, Cuffs and Collar.— Mrs. Charles
A.. Little.
723 Persian Embroidery ; Tree of Life.— S. G. Ward.
724 One Robe worn by Emperor of China and taken from
Pekin when the English took possession of the Palace. —
Mrs. John E. Ward.
725 Towel from Damascus, Linen, Embroidered with Gold
and Silks.— H. G. De Forest.
726 Specimen Japanese Embroidery ; the border contains the
crests of the Daimios. — Morgan Dix.
727 Old Albanian Embroidery and a Greek Dress. — J.
Pierpont Morgan.
728 Antique Handkerchief from Cyprus, embroidered with
gold and silver. — H. G. De Forest.
729 Greek Dress, old; Linen, embroidered with gold and
silk.— H. G. De Forest.
730 Old Albanian Embroidery. — J. Pierpont Morgan
731 to 733, lent by H. G. de Forest.
731 Scarf, embroidery on fine muslin, old Greek.
732 Scarf from Bagdad, muslin, embroidered with silk.
733 Large Linen Towel, Greek embroidery with gold, old.
734 Ladies' Jacket or Upper Dress, Chinese, from the Sum
mer Palace of the Emperor. — John La Farge.
735 Pina Handkerchief. — Mrs. Osborne.
736 Embroidery upon Linen in floss, old Danish. — J. W.
Paige.
737 Mat or Rug, crimson satin embroidered with gold. — H.
G. De Forest.
738 Old Italian Needlework representing Adam and Eve,
17th century. — J. W. Paige.

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739. Old Church Banner, Italian embroidery. — Mrs. Mahlon
Sands.
740 Chinese Embroidered Pocket. — Mrs. W. W. Parkin.
741 Specimen of Embroidery, done during the Revolution at
the Moravian School at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. —
Miss M. A. Coopel.
742 Old Italian Stuff.— D. M. Armstrong.
743 Satin Embroidered Vest, French, time Louis XVI. — Mr.
Wm. C. Prime.
744 2 Cushion Covers, embroidered in colors on black cloth.
Turkish work. — Mrs. L. Tuckerman.
745 Chinese Embroidery, bearing the Emperor's coat of arms
on the royal color. Stolen from the palace in 1859. —
Mrs. Marshall O. Roberts.
746 Old Church Banner, embroidered on silk, 13th to 14th
century. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
747 Embroidery from Albania of 16th, 17th and 18th cen
turies. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
748-749 Old Spanish Cabinet, said to be of 15th century.—
Major Theo. K. Gibbs.
Nos. 750 to 752, lent by W. C. Prime.
750 Plateau Majolica (Pesaro 1560. Subject, Portraits of a
Venetian Noble Family.
751 Two large Plateaux, Gennen; two large dishes Delft
(hung against tapestry, east wall).
752 30 Delft Plates (hung around cornice).
753 Herald's Robe.— J. M. Sage.
754 Pair of Brass Repousse Candlesticks, 18th century.—
Dr. William A. Hammond.
755 Casket, Italian, 14th century ; inlaid wood and bone.—
D. M. Armstrong.
756 1 Old Italian Tiber Snuff Box.— Mrs. Iselin.
Nos. 757 to 763, lent by D. Maitland Armstrong.
757 Stucco Box, Italian, 15th century.
758 Old Italian Carving.

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759 Majolica Tile.
760 One Inlaid Casket, 15th century.
761 Bronze Crucifix, 14th century.
762 Rosary, Amber and Bone, old Italian.
763 Small Tile, Roman ebony, France.
764 Ohe German "Strong Box," used for Jewels, 15th
century. — Mrs. Frederic Jones.
765 Venetian Glass Bowl, 17th century. — Mr. Thatcher M.
Adams. 766 to 770 lent by D. Maitland Armstrong.
766 Bronze Bell, with Arms of Pope Sextus V.
767 Medieval Italian Lamp.
768 Scissors, steel inlaid with gold, Italian, 16th century.
769 Box, Stamped Leather, old Italian.
770 Stamped Leather Writing Case, Italian, 16th century.
771 Pair Old Venetian Mosaics. — I. M. Munoz.
772 Old Chalice, Italian, gilt, copper inlaid with silver.—
D. M. Armstrong.
773 Antique Silver Gilt Perfume Burner and Jewel-
Stand. — I. M. Munoz.
774 One Old Wood Carving, 1387.— D. Maitland Armstrong.
775 Holy Water Vase, Silver Repousse, Italian, 16th cen
tury. — D. M. Armstrong.
776 One Antique Nutmeg Grater, Holland. — W. C. Prime.
777 Holy Water Vase, Italian, 18th century. — D. M. Arm
strong.
778 Two Ebony Carvings. — W. C. Prime.
779 Two Pieces Terra Etched and Painted, 16th century. —
D. M. Armstrong.
780 One Terra Cotta Bas-relief, Italian. — D. Maitland Arm
strong.
781 1 Box Limoge Enamel. — I. M. Munoz.
782 Old Italian Embroidery. — D. M. Armstrong.

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783 5 Narrow Bands from priestly vestments, very old. —
Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
784 Old Italian Stuff and Roman Lace. — D. M. Armstrongs
785 2 Paintings on Wood, Italian. — D. M. Armstrong.
786 Old Italian Coat of Arms, embroidered. — D. M. Arm
strong.
787 1 Old Jewish Lamp.— Mr. Galaud.
788 1 Piece Tapestry, Flemish. — Mrs. W. L. Andrews.
789 1 Old Carved Box.— D. Maitland Armstrong.
790 I Piece Old Tapestry; 5 King's; Annunciation; Mar
riage of St. Catherine. — Mrs. R. M. Hunt.
791 Fan, Louis XV.— Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
792 Louis XV. Fan. — Mrs. Frederic Stevens.
793 Fan of the early part of the 18th century, formerly be
longing to the Grand Duchess of Parma. — Mrs. W. A.
Hammond.
794 Louis XV. Fan.— Tiffany & Co.
795 Old French Fan, time of Louis XIV.- Mrs. Mahlon
Sands.
796 Fan.— Mrs. W. H. Schieffelin.
797 Fine Chinese Carved Fan.— Mrs. Alfred Gibbs.
798 1 Fan, 100 years. — Mrs. Samuel Wetmore.
799 1 Antique Fan.— Mrs. Eugene Schieffelin.
800 1 Carved Ivory Fan, from Nuremberg, modern. — Mrs.
Astor.
801 Fan.— Mrs. John Jay.
802 Fan, over one hundred years old.— Mrs. G. E. Taylor.
803 Fan, brought to this country by the Lucas family at the
time of the Edict of Nantes.— Mrs. Lewis Livingston.
804 1 Fan, Louis XVI.— Mrs. R. M. Hunt.
805 Chinese Fan. — Miss Hey ward.
806 Fan.— Mrs. John Jay:
807 1 Fan, over one hundred years old. — Mrs. Marston
Taylor.

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808 Fan, last of 18th century, mounted on steel and deli
cately painted. — Miss Bruen.
809 Fan. This fan belonged to Maria Christina, of Spain, wife of
Ferdinand VII., and presented by her to Mrs. Perry, wife
of the American Consul, who assisted her in her flight
during the Carlist troubles. Presented to Mrs. Farragut in
1867.
— Mrs. Admiral Farragut.
810 1 Fan, over one hundred years old.— Mrs. Marston
Taylor.
811 1 Fan, one hundred and fifty years old. — Mrs. Wetmore.
812 Fan, vernis-Martin, " Royaume de I'amour," time Louis
XIV.— Mrs. Belmont.
813 1 Fan, vernis-Martin, 18th century. — Miss K. F.
Strong.
814 Fan, vernis-Martin, 18th century. — Mrs. George Jones.
815 Fan, vernis-Martin, " Triomphe de I'amour," time
Louis XIV. — Mrs. Belmont.
816 Fan, vernis-Martin, 18th century. — Mrs. Sidney
Webster.
817 Painted Fan, Louis XV. — Mrs. Astor.
818 1 Fan, vernis-Martin, 18th century, Children of Israel
worshiping the Golden Calf.
819 Kid Fan, vernis-Martin, "Moses in the Bulrushes,"
time Louis XIV.— Mrs. Belmont,
820 1 old Painted Fan.— Mrs. Astor.
821 Fan, painted in Boucher's style, 1704-1770, medallion in
centre, " Hector and Andromache." — Mrs. J. E. Zim
merman.
822 1 Painted Fan. —Mrs. Astor.
823 Vernis-Martin, 18th century. — -Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
824 Japanese Fan from the collection of the Princess Ma-
thilde. — Mrs. Lewis Livingston.
825 1 Fan, style, Louis XV. — Mrs. Phipps.
Nos. 826 to 830, lent by Mrs. Belmont.
826 Fan, "Venus and Apollo," time, Louis XIV.

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827 Fan, " Venus and Mars," time, Louis XV.
828 Fan, " Venus and Endymion,' ' time, Louis XV.
829 Fan, " Industry and Science, ' ' time, Louis XVI.
830 Fan, " Venus and Mars," time, Louis XV.
831 Fan, style Louis XVI.— Mrs. Charles E. Miller.
832 Fan, " Shepherd and Shepherdess," time, Louis XV. —
Mrs. Belmont.
833 Fan, gold and pearl, carved sticks, paper mount, painted
with mythological subject, French epoch Louis XVI. —
Mrs. F. G. McCauley!
834 The Jolly Drones. Artist, Gavanni. — Benj. G. Arnold.
835 Fan of old Chinese Enamel. — Mrs. Frederic R. Jones.
836 1 Fan, Japanese gold sticks, with blue enamel and paint
ing. — Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
837 Fan, "After the Hunt." Artist, Penne, 1872.— Mrs.
Belmont.
838 1 Fan, carved ivory, 18th century. — Miss M. R. Fisher.
839 1 Fan, gold and enamel, Chinese.
840 Spanish Fan, carved mother-of-pearl sticks, mounted
with diamonds and green enamel leaves.
841 Fan, Persian design, painted by S. Colman.
842 Lacquer and Tortoise-shell Fan. — Mrs. Charles Russell
Hone.
843 "Reception des jour de I'an a la cour de 1' Empereur
des Bebes. Artist, Emile Du Pont. — Mrs. Woolsey
Johnson.
844 Chinese Fan. — Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman.
845 1 Fan, Tortoise-shell, painted. — Mrs. Sam'l Wetmore.
Nos. 846 to 849, lent by Mrs. French.
846 Flounce of Venetian Flat Point, latter half of 17th cen
tury, 4 yds 8 inches.
847 Genoa Point, guipure a res*eau, early 17th century, 1 yd.
848 Point d' Alencon Lace, 3 yds, Louis XVI period.

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849 Venetian Rose Point, 17th century, 1^ yds.
850 Collar of Genoese Guipure.— Mrs. Dix.
Nos. 851 to 854, lent by Mrs. French.
851 Point de France, 3 yards, Louis XIV period.
852 Point d' Alencon Cape, Louis XV period.
853 Pelerine of Venetian Point, late 16th century.
854 Sleeve Trimming Punto a Reticella Venetian, 16th
century. Nos. 855 to 864, lent by Mrs. Lewis Livingston.
855 Old English Christening Veil.
856 Old English.
857 Old Mechlin.
858 Barbe Point d' Angleterre.
859 Point de Bruxelles a Colonnes.
860 Brussels Lace Veil.
861 Sleeve Trimming, Venice Point, Spanish design.
862 Point d' Angleterre.
863 Point d'Argentan.
864 Point d' Alencon.
Nos. 865 to 867, lent by Mrs. T. d'Oremieulx.
865 Miniature. — Artist, Malbone.
866 Mr. le Comte de L****, miniature (1820) Paris.
867 S. A. Sme. le Comte de L* M****, prince of the
blood (1780), Paris.
868 2 Antique Miniatures. — Mrs. R. L. Cutting.
869 Miniature by Vestier. — Mr. Egerton L. Winthrop.
870 Mrs. Jacob Morris, 1778.— Mrs. Sidney Webster.
871 Mr. de p****** Miniature, Painted in 1765 (Paris).—
Mrs. T. d'Oremieulx.
872 Miniature of a British Officer, Painted in 1780. —
Mrs. Goodliff.
873 Old English Locket, with Miniatures. — Mrs. J.
Schuyler Crosby.

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874 Miniature by Rosalba.— Mr. Egerton Winthrop.
875 Miniature on Vellum of Louis XIV, born 1638,
died 1715 ; Circa, 1650.— F. C. McCauley.
•876 Jacob Morris, Esq., 1778.— Mrs. Sidney Webster.
877 Napoleon, Painted by Isabey, given to Prinoe
Dolgouroki by Napoleon- J. W. Paige, Esq., Boston.
878 Miniature Portrait of Col. George Gibbs, Painted
in Newport, 1794. — Mrs. Lucius Tuckerman.
879 Miniature of Madam Caulaincourt, copied from
Isabey.
880 Marie Antoinette Watch & Chatelaine-Tiffany & Co.
881 Miniature of Marie Antoinette, inscribed on the
back, "donne par la Reine a M. Le Comte de St.
Aulaire en 1785."— J. W. Paige, Esq., Boston.
-882 One Watch by l'Epine, last century,— Mrs. F. R.
Jones.
•883 Lady's Companion, with Medallions. -Tiffany & Co.
884 Two Watches, Dark Blue Enamel, studded with
pearls and diamonds.
885 Two Snuff-Boxes, Enamel.— Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
886 Snuff-Box of Champline enamel in copper, lined
with silver. — Mrs. John E. Body.
887 Mosaic— Mrs. Barlow.
£88 Watch, Gold Enamel and Pearls. —Tiffany & Co.
889 One Old Gold Watch, by Dinrowe, in London. —
Mrs. Frederic Stevens.
890 Agate and Gold Watch,— Messrs. Tiffany & Co.
891 Enamel gold and precious stones Louis XVI Snuff
Box.— Messrs. Tiffany & Co.
¦892 1 Snuff-Box, Venetian glass, mounted in silver.—
Mrs. John E. Body.
"893 Gold Watch Repousse ; different colored gold. —
Messrs. Tiffany & Co.
¦894 Watch, enamel.— Mr. Frederic Stevens.
¦S95 Snuff-Box. -M. F. S. Bangs.

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¦896 Watch, 150 years old, from Genoa.— Mrs. W. H.
Aspinwall.
897 Snuff-Box.— Mrs. Barlow.
898 Watch, inlaid with precious stones, colored gold
decoration, early part of last century. — Mrs. R. L.
Cutting.
899 Watch and Chatelaine, belonging formerly to Mme.
de Montespan. — Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
900 One Snuff-Box of Gold and Niello, made at the
Royal Factory at Tonla, Russia, 100 years old. —
Mrs. John E. Body.
901 Brass Watch, enamel back, Chinese figures. —
Messrs. Tiffany & Co.
902 Watch, by Breguet.— Mrs. R. M. Hunt.
903 Marriage of Psyche (2 Pieces) Old Wedgwood. —
Egerton L. Winthrop, Esq.
904 Enamel- face Watch and Working ^Cupids. — Tiffany
& Co.
905 Gold Enamel Watch, Louis XVI.— Mr. Egerton
Winthrop.
906 Watch 200 years old, before minute-hand, chain or
hairspring was introduced. — I. C. Whitehouse.
907 Old Watch, silver. — Mrs. Frederick Stevens.
908 Old German Time-Piece, enamel and crystal. —
Messrs. Tiffany & Co.
909 Ladies' Companion, pink enamel. — Tiffany & Co.
910 Silver Repeating Watch. —Mr. Egerton L. Win
throp.
911 Miniatureof a Lady, 1773. -J. W. Paige, Esq., Boston.
912 Philip of Spain, said to have been taken during his
lifetime, from a portrait by Rubens. — J. W. Paige,
Esq.. Boston.
913 Portrait of Josephine, by Isabey, copied on por
celain by Miss Hunt. — Miss Hunt.
-914 Original Portrait of Napoleon I., attributed to
David, given by the Emperor to Mr. Charles
James Fox. — Mrs. Cameron.

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Nos, 915 to 921 loaned by Br. William A. Hammond.
915 Circular piece of stained glass, with Swiss device,
"Bear of Berne."
916 Circular piece of stained glass, Angel Playing
Chimes, very old and beautiful ; from Church of
St. Laurent, Nuremburg.
917 Square piece of Stained Glass, shield of Austria
emblazoned, supported by two men-at-arms, etc.,
executed in 1542, a magnificent piece, style of
Albert Durer.
918 Square piece of Stained Glass, two figures, 16th
century.
919 Square piece of Stained Glass, representing the
Crucifixion, a superb piece in the highest style of
medieval art, attributed to Albert Durer ; from
the Derschan collection.
920 Circular piece of Stained Glass, Byzantine eagle,
very old.
921 Old Carved Venetian Table, supported by the
single figure of a caryatid.
922 Satsuma Vase.— Sam'l Colman.
923, 924 Spanish Lustre. — J. Pierpont Morgan.
925 to 927, lent by Sam'l Colman.
925 Hispano Moresque Placque.
926 Satsuma Incense Burner.
927 Inlaid Pearl and Lacquer Box.
928 Carved Rhinoceros Horn. — Mrs. Sam'l Wetmore.
929 Japanese Temple Robe. — Sam'l Colman.
930 Rug, embroidered in blue silk, Turkish. — H. G. De
Forest.
931 Power's Infant's Hand.— Mrs. Wm. B. Astor.
932 Altar Piece, marble, 11th century.— Mrs. James
Brooks.
933 Vienna Cup and Saucer.— J. Pierpont Morgan.

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934 Capo di Monte Spoons ; belonged to Murat, King
of Naples. — Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow.
935 Cup and Saucer, Orleans. — Mrs. Newbold.
936 Limoge Enamel, 16th century — F. C. Macauley.
937 Cup and Saucer, Sevres, 1858. — Mrs. James Ker
nochan.
938 Baptismal Spoons.— Mrs. J. H. Wolfe.
939 Roman Silver Pin. — Mr. Calyo.
940 Sevres Plate, soft paste, dated 1786. — Mr. Egerton
M. Winthrop.
941 Lacquered Bowl, Japanese. — 49 Fifth avenue.
942 Drinking Cup, from Lima, silver mounting. — Mr.
Calyo.
943 Cup and Saucer, Crown Derby. — Mrs. Newbold.
944 Old Saxon China, bell. — Mrs. Woodbury Langdon.
945 Dresden Cup. — Mrs. George Bird.
946 Old Dresden Box, 1758. From the collection of the
Prince de Kaunitz "F.," with coronet. — Mr. Ed-
gerton L. Winthrop.
947 Sevres.— Mrs. T. H. Newbold.
948 Old Vienna Plate, hard paste. — Mr. Egerton M.
Winthrop.
949 Silver Brocade, Italian, 17th century. — John La
Farge.
950 Old Gold Lacquer, Japanese. — Sam'l Colman.
951 Crystal Ball.— C. 0. Baldwin.
952 Japanese Inro. — M. Strowbridge.
953 Old Ming Vase, blue. — Sam'l Colman.
954 Old Gold Lacquer Box.— Sam'l Colman.
955 Japanese Embroidery, modern. — John La Farge.
956 Lacquer and Inlaid Cabinet. — Herter Brothers.
957 Fine gold lacquered Biscuit Box. — Herter Brothers
No. 9.-T8 to 963, lent by Mr. Sam'l Colman,
958 Old Japanese Inro.

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959 Old Gold Lacquer Box, leaf decoration.
960 Old Gold Lacquer Ball-shaped Box, floral decora
tion.
961 Old Japanese Inro, Gold Lacquer, Blume Flower.
962 Old Japanese Inro.
963 Old Japanese Inro, figure with fan.
964 Old Japanese gold Lacquer Cabinet, with several
pieces gold lacquer and pottery. — John La Farge
and A. J. La Farge.
965 Cabinet.— Herter Brothers.
966 Brocade, French, 18th century. — John La Farge.
967 Japanese Gold Lacquer Panel. — A. J. La Farge.
968 Rare dark-colored Vase, Chinese. — Mrs. Samuel
Wetmore.
969 An Antique Chalice, brought from Naples in 1823
by Gerlando Marsiglia, age 200 years. — Miss L.
N. Cleveland, his granddaughter.
970 Silver gilt Punch Bowl and Stand, time of Crom
well. — Mrs. John Taylor Johnston.
971 Dagger, with brass handle and sheath, motto on
blade. — Mrs. J. Kearney Rodgers.
Nos. 972 to 975, lent by Mrs. John Taylor Johnston.
972 Jade Vase and Stand, Chinese.
973 Jade Ornament, Chinese, from Rougemont collection.
974 Jade Vase and Stand, Chinese, from Rougemont
collection.
975 Old Ivory Tankard.
976 Red Lacquer Box. — Herter Brothers.
977 Old Brass Hebrew Lamp from German Synagogue,
with Solomon's seal and figures of Moses and
Aaron. — Mrs. J. Kearney Rodgers.
978 Bronze Incense Burner. —Herter Brothers.
979 Teapot, Representation of the Broghton "Pa
vilion." — Mr. L. D. Munson.

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980 Bombay Backgammon Board.— Mrs. Eldridge.
981 Japanese Bowl. — E. C. Moore.
982 Gold Lacquered Box.— Herter Brothers.
983 Old Chinese Vase.— Sam'l Colman.
984 Old Japanese Plate.— August Belmont.
985 Sevres Plaque, by Solon.— Herter Brothers.
986 Old French Clock, Travertino Marble and Bronze.—
Madam de St. James.
987 Two Groups of Bronze, by Barye, unique copies.
Presented to Theophile Gautier by the author. —
Lent by Mr. J. W. Pinchot.
988 Old Japanese Plate. — August Belmont.
989 Vase (Satsuma).— Dr. C. C. Lee.
990 Fire-Pot (Satsuma).— Herter Brothers.
991 Twelve Specimens of Ancient Pottery of Peru,
Prehistoric, showing* no trace of the Potter's
wheel. — W. W. Evans.
992 Pottery, New Mexico. — Mrs. Samuel. Wetmore.
993 Mexican Pottery. — Mrs Samuel Wetmore.
994 Mexican. — Miss Newbold.
995 Etruscan Vases, best period genuineness shown by
the light weight. — Mr. Calyo.
996 Aztec Serpent. — Mr. Calyo.
997 Iron and Inlaid Cylinder Vase. — Herter Brothers.
998 Persian Armor Plate. — Mrs. J. H. Wolfe.
999 Blue Plaque, Longny.— Mrs. F. S. Banks.
1000 Sevres Plaque, by Solon, — Herter Brothers.
1001 Delft Horse. — Mrs. Frederic Jones.
1002 Japanese Album of Wood Cuts, choice impressions
of the prints. — Jas. La Farge.
1003 Chinese Plate, picture of Ascension, time Main-
tenon. — Mrs. F. S. Banks.
1004 2 Large Plates.— Mrs. F. S. Banks.
1005 Old Plate.— Mrs. H. G. De Forest.

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1006 2 Japanese Earthenware Figures. — Mr. J. Pier
pont Morgan.
1007 Imperial Jade Set, 3 pieces. — Mr. J. Pierpont
Morgan.
1008 Persian Niello Bowl.— Mr. J. W. Pinchot.
1009 Persian Earthenware Box, silver mounted. — Mr.
• J. W. Pinchot.
1010 4 Japanese Earthenware Sake Pots. — Mr. E. C.
Moore.
1011 Japanese Lacquer on Bamboo Basket Work. — Mr.
E. C. Moore.
1012, 1013 Placques made by Deck — Artist, J. Leg-rain.
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan.
1014 Capo di Monte, Triumph of Ceres. — Mrs. N. P.
Hosack. (Very fine).
1015 Delft Plaque. — Mrs. J. E. Zimmerman)
1016 Large Blue and White Porcelain Vase, Nankin
ware.— Mr. E. C. Moore.
1017 2 Urbino Apothecary Jars. — Mrs. J. T. Johnston.
1018 Japanese Earthenware Vase. — Mr. J. Pierpont
Morgan.
1019 Old blue and white Chinese Porcelain. — Mr. J.
Pierpont Morgan.
1020 Old Chinese Tea Jar. — Samuel Colman.
1021 Clock, Louis XIII., 1625.— Mrs. F. S. Banks.
1022 Benares Lotah, Platter and Spoon.— Mrs. El
dridge.
1023 Brass Flask and Stopper (India). — Mrs. Samuel
Wetmore.
1024 Red Porphyry Vase, with gilt bronze mounting
made out of a chip of the Porphyry Sarcophagus
of Napoleon I. in the Church of the Invalides at
Paris.— Mrs. T. d'Oremieulx.
10-5 Old Chinese Shrine.— Dr. Chas. C. Lee.
1026 Chinese Bronze Vase, with pedestal.

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1027 Chinese Vase (bronze), with pedestal.
1028 3 Old Japanese Vases. — Mr. August Belmont.
1029 Old German Repousse Silver Salver and Cup, rep
resenting Noah and the Arc— Mr. J. Pierpont
Morgan.
1030 Old Chantilly Soft Paste Magot.— Mr. Edgerton
M. Winthrop.
1031 Limoges Cup.— Mr. Edgerton M. Winthrop.
1032 East Indian Plate, Kofgari work on iron. — Mr.
E. C. Moore.
1033 French Surface Enamel on copper.— Mr. J. Pier
pont Morgan.
1034 Old French Faience. — Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.
1035 Old Imari Jar and Cover. — Samuel Colman.
1036 Japanese Lacquer Plaque. — Miss B. G. Arnold.
1037 Old Etruscan Vase.— Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.
1038, 1039 Pair Majolica Vases (Urbino).
1040, 1041 Pair Italian Majolica Vases.— Mr. J. Pier
pont Morgan.
1042 Old Japanese Vase.— Mrs. Samuel Wetmore.
1043 Plaque, Deck. — Mrs. Samuel Wetmore.
1044 Peruvian Pottery Vase in shape of human head.—
Earl Shinn.
1045 Satsuma Vase. — Mrs. Samuel Wetmore.
1046 Brass Waiter (hanging from cornice).— Mrs.
Samuel Wetmore.
1047 Bust Cicero, antique bronze.— Mr. J. W. Pinchot.
1048 Old Japanese Plate.— August Belmont.
1049 Crackled China Vase (very fine).— W. C. Prime.
1050 Fire Pot (Satsuma). —Herter Bros.
1051 Iron Japanese Vase.— Mr. E. C. Moore.
1052 Italian Cabinet.— Mrs. N. P. Hosack.
1053 Hanging Vase, Majolica.— Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.
1854 Vase, Copenhagen.— Mrs. Sam'l Wetmore.

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1055, 1056 Pair of large old Japanese Vases. — August
Belmont, Esq.
1057 Old Satsuma Vase. — Sam'l Colman.
1058 Porcelain Plates, Modern.— Mrs. N. P. Hosack.
1059 Louis Philippe Plate.— Mrs. C. C. Goodhue.
1060 Ivory Chair, 600 years old, belonged to the Kings
of Delhi. The back legs each an elephant's
tusk. — Mrs. F. S. Eldridge.
1061 Louis XV Chair, with old hand-worked tapestry. —
H. L.
1862 Soup Tureen, period of James XV. —Mrs. Wood
bury Langdon.
1063 Old Rice Jar (Pekin).— 49 Fifth Avenue.
1064 Pair Green Chinese Vases, from collection of Mar
quis of Hastings, bronze mounting of the time of
Louis XV. The peculiar quality of the surface
is called Chagrine. — Mrs. John Taylor Johnston.
1065 Piece of Old Turkish Embroidery. — Mrs. A. B.
Sands.
1066 Old Chinese. — Mr. Edgerton L. Winthrop.
1067 Japanese Painting on Silk, Imperial family. —
Mr. E. C. Moore.
1068 Greek Embroidery, Modern. — Mr. H. G. De Forest.
1069 Chinese Embroidered Screen. — Mrs. Samuel Wet
more.
1070 Old Albanian Embroidery. — Mr. J. Pierpont
Morgan.
1071 Arab Mat.— Mrs. Robert W. De Forest.
1072 Japanese Vases.— Mrs. Brooks.
1073 Red Silk Table Cover, richly embroidered, Turk
ish, old.— Mr. R. W. De Forest.
1074 2 Bronzes, "The Gladiators," from Gerome' s pic
ture of Caesar Ave.
1075 1 Piece of Albanian Embroidery. — Mrs. A. B.
Sands.

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1076 2 Japanese Embroideries. — Mr. J. La Farge.
1077 Japanese Dress, red crape embroidered. — John La
Farge.
1078 Japanese Vase.— Mrs. Samuel Wetmore.
1079 Antique Greek Embroidery, red silk on linen. —
Mr. H. G. de Forest.
1080 1 Old piece of Brocaded Silk, early part of the
18th century. — Mrs. Richard M. Hunt.
1081 Lacquered Screen, with silk panel, Japan. — Mar
tin Gillett & Co.
1082 A. Point de Burano, middle 18th century. B.
Two pieces Point d' Alencon, late 18th century. —
Mrs. James Boorman Johnston.
1083 Lappel, Point d' Angleterre. — Mrs. M. Macauley.
1084 Flounce, Point d' Angleterre. — Mrs. M. Macauley.
1085 1 carved Ivory Fan. — Miss Heywood.
1086 Ivory carved Fan, belonging to the Landgravine of
Hesse Homburg. — Mrs. Francis Hall.
1087 Painted Japanese Fan. — Mrs. St. Clair.
1088 Old German Fan. — Miss Bruen.
1089 Fan from collection of Countess Gurowski nee
Bourbon. Spanish artist, beginning of 18th cen
tury. — Mrs. Wm. Farrar Smith.
1090 French Fan. — Miss Hunt.
1091 Old French Fan. — Miss Cropper.
1092 Old French Fan, Louis XV.— Mrs. Mahlon Sands.
1093 Old French Fan.— Mrs. Mahlon Sands.
1094 Vernis-Martin.— Miss Hunt.
1095 1 Watch and Chatelaine, gold, studded with dia
monds and enamel. — Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow
1096 Two old Brooches of the time of Louis XIV. —
Mrs. C. C. B. Fulton.
1097 Stomacher, Venetian Point, en relief.— Mrs. Dix
1098 Old Tapestry.— Mrs. George Gilman.
1099 Old Flemish Tapestry.— Mrs. S. L. M. Barlow

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1100 Gobelin Tapestry. — Marcotte & Co.
Nos. 1101 to 1105, lent by Mrs. Samuel Wetmore;
1101 Nose Ring, from Hindoustani.
1102 Necklace, Earings and Bracelet, from British
India.
1103 Old Maltese work in gold, Cross and Chain.
1104 Egyptian Silver Bracelet, modern work.
1105 Chinese Enameled Bracelet.
1106 Handkerchief — Reproduction of old Italian Point,
made in a convent in Sienna. Design probably
taken from the Font in the Baptistry at Pisa. —
Mrs. Bigelow Lawrence.
1107 Fan from Bombay — Lent by Mrs. Howard Crosby.
1108 Feather Fan from Brazil— Lent by Miss Fish.
1109 Feather Fan from Siam— Lent by Mrs. Hamilton
Fish.
1110 Royal Hawaiian Feather Cape, presented by his
Majesty, late Kamehameha IV., to late William
Lee, Chief Justice Hawaiian Nation — Lent by
A. W'akeman, Jr., Esq.
1111 Old Chinese — Lent by Egerton L. Winthrop, Esq.
1112 Japanese Fan — Lent by Mrs. Belmont.
1113 Unfinished Portrait, supposed to have been painted
by Sir Thomas Lawrence — Lent by T. M. Wheeler.
1114 Japanese Vase — Lent by Mrs. Sam'l Wetmore.
1115 Cloisonne Vase — Lent by Hon. Hamilton Fish.
1116 Jewel Case, containing :
1. Carved Gold Bracelet — Indian Gods in relievo. 2. Set of
Chinese Jewelry, carved amber and gold. 3. Filagree
Bracelet, serpents, &c. — India. 4. Tiger-Claw Jewelry from
India. — Lent by Madame Vouros. 5. Old Spanish Cross.
6. Bare Old Cameo — cut in stone. 7. Old Scandinavian
Wedding Bing. 8. Old Scandinavian Wedding Bing. 9.
Old Scandinavian Wedding Ring — for neck. 10. Copy of
Bracelet found in Pompeii. 11. Bing found in Pompeii.

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12. fcTwo Moorish Lamps. — Lent by Mrs. Ely Goddard.
13. Audience Hall — Delhi (large). 14. Golden Temple —
Univetzur (large.) 15. Tomb of Rurgert-Singh — Lahore
(small). 16. Taj Delhi (small). 17. Portrait of Noormahal
(small). 18. Small Paintings — seven on one card. — Lent
by C. H. Rockwell, Esq. 19. Old Italian Cross.— Lent by
Mrs. Howard Crosby.
1117 Cabinet containing,
1. Berlin perforated Fruit Dish, 1750. 2. Sevres Center Piece
Celadin. 3. Marie Antoinette Cup, Saucer and Cover.
4. Dresden Perforated Box (round), 1796. 5. Dresden Cup
and Saucer, dark blue, 1770. 6. Berlin Fluted Jars, 1750.
7. Ivory figures. 8. Imperial Chinese Soup Bowl (3
pieces). 9. Hungarian Bowl and Ewer, open work. 10.
Ivory Figures. 11. Small Jeweled Sevres Vases, pate
tendie, 1753. 12. Sugar Bowl, Austrian, 1800. 13 . Cream
Cup, Austrian, 1800. 14. Small Hungarian Dish. 15.
Louis""XV. Sevres Vases. 16. Meissen Cups, with initials
B. F., 1709. 17. Austrian Tea Set and Platter, with
Chinese decoration, 1800. 18. Meissen Cups, with initials
B. F., 1709. 19. Small Jeweled Sevres Vases, pftte tendre,
1753. 20. Sevres Cashepot, 1793. 21. Louis XV. Sevres Vases.
22. Majolica Vases. — Lent by Mrs. Robert Eemsen. 23.
Old Boman Clock. 24. Enameled Salt Cellar, old. 25.
Small Brass Clock, old Italian 26. Old Persian Cup. —
Lent by D. Maitland Armstrong, Esq. 27. Five Plates,
scenes from the story of the Prodigal Son (delft). — Lent by
Sidney Webster, Esq. 28. Fine Benares Brass. — Lent by
Mrs. D. M. Stimson. 29. Two Incense Burners. — Lent by
Mrs. Ely-Goodard.
1118 Roman Apron, old— Lent by D. Maitland Arm
strong, Esq.
1119 Pastel Portrait of Louis XV s Daughterly Dela-
tour — Lent by Capt. Astie.
1120 Group— Lent by W. S. Hoyt, .Esq., including :
Old German Spinning Wheel; a Chinese Temple Drum; Old
Chinese Vase, enamel on copper; Cross-bow, 13th century;
Italian Armor, 17th century ; French Halberd; Spanish
Arquebuse, 1680 ; Japanese Helmet, etc.

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1121 Exhibits by the Society of Decorative
Art, occupying the west end of the
south or large gallery.
All articles in this group are for sale.

1122 Case containing Prints by Early Italian Masters.—
Lent by Henry F. Sewall, Esq.
1 A. Veneziano, " Venus and Cupid," after Baphael.
2 Marco da Ravenna, " Venus and Cupid on Dolphins," after
Raphael.
3 A. Veneziano, "Hercules and the Lion," after Raphael.
4 " "A Cupid pouring water over another,'' after
Raphael.
5 Marc Antonio, "The Wine Press," after Raphael.
6 " "St. Peter,"
7 Antonio Pollainolo, "A Combat of Gladiators,"
8 Andrea Mantegna, "Virgin and Child."
9 Marco da Ravenna, " Catena Dance," after Raphael.
10 Specimen of Niello Work, "An Emperor and followers."
11 " " Papal Conclave. "
12 Baccio Baldini, Vignette to the 2d Canto of the Inferno of
Dante. Florence edition of 1481 (the first book in which
copperplate prints were used).
13 Mocetto, "The Calumny of Apelles" (background a square
in Venice).
14 Andrea Mantegna, " The Entombment. "
1123 Case containing prints of early Italian masters. —
Lent by H. F. Sewall, Esq.
1 Marc Antonio. " Mary and Martha ascending the steps of
the Temple," after Baphael.
2 "Cupid and the Graces," from Raphael's
fresco in the Farnesina.
3 " "Jupiter and Cupid," the same.
4 ' ' Martyrdom of " St. .Felicita, ' ' after Raphael.
5 Marc Antonio. "Vulcan, Venus and Cupid," in the early
manner of the Engraver, the figures in the
style of Francia, and the back-ground
imitated from Albert Durer. ,
6 " " Peace," after Raphael.

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7 Marc Antonio. " Holy Family," after Raphael.
8 " St. Cecilia," after Raphael.
9 " Mount Parnassus," from Raphael's draw
ing for the Fresco in the Vatican.
10 " The Cassolette," from a drawing of Raph
ael for a piece of silverware executed at
Rome, for Francis 1st.
11 A. Veneziano. " The Man and Maiden," after Raphael.
12 Marc Antonio. " The Judgment of Paris," after Raphael.
1124 Case containing prints by old Italian masters —
Lent by H. F. Sewall, Esq. :
1 A. Veneziano, "A Lion Hunt."
2 Ottavio Leone, 2 portraits.
3 Cherubino Alberti, "Portrait of Henri IV. of France."
4 Agostino Veneziano, " Portrait of Cosmo de Medici. "
5 Cornelius Van Dalen, "Portrait of Boccacio, after Titian."
6 Marc Antonio, " Portrait of Acliellini, a Bolognese Poet,"
in the early manner of the engraver.
7 Giorgio Ghisi, " Portrait of Michael Angelo. "
8 " " "Victory," after Julio Romano.
9 Marc Antonio, "Virgin and child and angels," copied from
a wood cut of A. Durer.
10 Julio Bonasone, "Portrait of Raphael," from the life.
11 " " " Portrait of Cardinal Bembo. "
12 C. Van Dalen, "Portrait of Giorgione,'' after Titian.
13 Agostino Caracci, " Portrait of his father. "
1125 Case containing Prints, by old Italian Masters. —
Lent by H. F. Sewall, Esq.
1 Ottavio Leone, "Portrait of Simon of Vouet," and another.
2 C. Van Dalen, " Portrait of Areteno," after Titian.
3 Eneas Vico, "Portrait of Charles V., Emperor.
4 Martin Rota, ' ' Portrait of Ferdinand, Emperor.
5 Nic. Beatrizet, "Portrait of Ant. Salamanca," a Print
Dealer in Borne.
6 Caesar Reverdino. "An Infant playing the Bagpipe to
others Dancing."
7 Baptista Franco, "Scourging of Christ."
8 Mc. Beatrizet, " The Annunciation," after Michael Angelo.
1126 Case containing Prints by early German masters. —
Lent by H. F. Sewall, Esq.
1 Martin Schoen. " St. Gabriel and the Dragon."
2 " " Virgin and child. "

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3 Martin Schoen. "Crucifixion."
4 " "The Adoration ofthe Kings."
5 " "Symbol of St. Luke."
6 " "Baptism of Christ."
7 " "Peasant and Family Going to Market."
8 " " Repose in Egypt. "
9 Israel Von Meoken. ' ' A Music Party. "
10 " "A Similar Subject."
11 Martin Schoen. "Two Goldsmith's Apprentices Fighting."
12 Anonymous master. "A Playing Card," Corea, 1470.
13 Martin Schoen. " A Griffin. "
14 Israel Von Mecken. " The Five Foolish Virgins."
15 Franz Von Bocholt. " Sampson and the Lion."
16 Martin Schoen. " The Nativity. "
17 Israel Von Mecken. " The Crucifixion."
18 Israel Von Mecken. " The Flagellation."
19 " "The Five Wise Virgins."
1127 Case containing printSgby Albert Durer. — Lent by
H. F. Sewall, Esq.
1 The Cannon — Landscape. (Engraved on Iron).
2 The Great Fortune.
3 A Coat of Arms.
4 Virgin and Child.
5 Virgin and Child.
6 Portrait of Albert Durer, by Melchior Lorch.
7 St. Jerome in the Desert.
8 The War Horse.
9 The Knight of Death.
10 Nemesis.
11 St. Sebastian.
12 The Three Winged Genii.
13 The Melancholy.
14 Portrait of Perckheimer.
15 Portrait of the Elector Frederick of Saxony.
16 Portrait of the Elector Albert of Mayence.
1128 Case containing Prints by Albert Durer — Lent
by H. F. Sewall, Esq. :
1 The Crucifixion.
2 Dance of Peasants.
3 Virgin and Child.
4 The Witch.
5 St. Anothony near the City.
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7 St. Sebastian attached to a Pillar.
8 The penance of St. Chrysostom— St. Genevieve in the fore
ground.
9 Virgin and Child on a Crescent.
10 The Peasant and his Wife at Market.
11 The Satyr and his Family.
12 A Peasant Scolding his Wife.
13 The Coat of Arms with the Skull.
14 Study of Figures. (An iron plate.)
15 St. Jerome Writing in his Room,
16 Adam and Eve,
17 'The Knight and Lady.
18 The Sndarium. (An iron plate.)
19 The Miraculous Conversion of St. Hubert.
20 The Prodigal Son.
1129 Case containing prints by the "little" German
Masters, and other Germans of the period im
mediately following — A. Durer. — Lent by H. F.
Sewall, Esq.
1 George Penz, "Thetis advising Chiron respecting the edu
cation of Achilles."
2 Hans Lautensack, " A Landscape."
3 G. Penz, " Jason and Medea."
4 Anonymous Master, using initials F. G., " Mutuis Scaevola. "
5 H. Lautensack, " His own portrait."
6 Hans Brosamer, A Portrait.
7 H. Lautensack, Portrait of Schurstab.
8 Hans Beham "Judith with the head of Holof ernes. "
9 Anonymous Master, of the initials H. L., "Angels with the
Symbols of the Passion " i
10 Lucas Krug, "Nativity."
11 Mair, • ¦ A young gentleman making a call. "
12 Henry Aldegrever, " His own portrait."
13 Bartholomew Beham, " Portrait of the Emperor Ferdinand."
14 Anonymous Master, of the initials I. B., " Portrait of Me-
lancthon. "
15 Hans Beham, " Five small subjects. " *
16 Albert Altdorfer, "Portrait of Luther."
17 Hans Beham, " The Christian Religion Victorious," three
states of the same plate.
18 David Hopfer, " Subjects from the Proverbs of Solomon."
19 Henry Aldegrever, "The labors of Hercules," in thirteen
pieces.

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1130 Case of Prints by Lucas VanlLeyden.— Lentfby
H. F. Sewall, Esq.
1 Portrait of a Young Man.
2 Two circles of Infants.
3 Sampson and Delilah.
4 Repose jn Egypt.
5 Virgin and Child standing on a crescent.
6 Cain killing Abel.
7 St. Catharine.
8 Esther in the presence of Ahasuerus.
9 Solomon adoring the Idols.
10 Portrait of Lucas.
11 St. Jerome.
12 Faith, Hope and Charity.
13 The Triumph of Mordecai.
14 Susannah of the Elders.
15 David playing the Harp before Saul.
1131 Case containing etchings by Jacques Callot and by
Claude Lorraine — Lent by H. F. Sewall, Esq.
1 Callot. " St. Nicholas Preaching at the entrance of a Wood.
2 Claude. " Landscape— The Wooden Bridge," and a counter-
proof of the same.
3 Callot. " History of the Prodigal Son," on 11 pieces.
4 Claude. "The Flight into Egypt."
5 Callot. " Festival on the Arno. "
6 " " Portrait of Deruet. "
7 Claude. " Landscape — Time, Apollo and the Seasons."
8 " "Landscape — The Draughtsman. "
9 Callot. "View in Paris."
10 Claude. " Cattle Drinking," and 2 other small sketches.
11 Callot. "Pandora."
12 Claude. " Landscape—Herdsmen and Cattle. "
13 Callot. ' ' View in Paris. "
14 " " Punishments in the great Square of Florence."
15 Claude. "View of a Seaport."
1132 Case containing Prints — Lent by H. F. Sewall,.
Esq.
1 Henry Goltzius and his pupils, Muller and Matham.
2 Triumph of Galatea, after Raphael's fresco in the Farnesina.
3 A Chiar-obscuro, wood cut.
4 Portrait of Buyckn, by John Muller.
5 Portrait of Coenhert, the master of Goltzius.
6 Danfe, by James Matham.

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7 An anonymous Portrait.
8 Portrait of Broeckhor.
9 Portrait of John Bol.
10 Portrait of Ortelius.
11 Portrait of Young Frisius and his Dog.
12 Portrait of Olivier, by James Matham.
13 Portrait of Nicquetius.
14 The Slaughter of the Innocents, an unfinished piece.
15 A portrait of Goltzius.
16 Portrait of Mademoiselle D'Egmont.
17 Portrait of Coenhert, by an engraver of the school' of
Goltzius.
18 Dead Christ in the Lap of the Virgin, engraved in the man
ner of Albert Durer.
1133 Case containing Prints, Dutch Etchers — Lent by
H. F. Sewall, Esq. :
1 Antony Waterlo, " Landscape, with the Death of Adonis."
2 Paul Potter, " The Piping Shepherd. "
3 Nicolas Berghem, "The Three Cows in Repose. "
4 AldertEverdingen, "Landscape — Wild Scenery. "
5PeterBoel, " The Boar Hunt. "
6 Cornelius Visscher, " Portrait of his Mother."
7 Godfrey Schalcken, "Portrait of Gerard Douw — his
Master."
8 Nicolas Bergen, " The Ruined Fountain — Shepherd and
Cattle."
9 Herman Swanavelt, -'Landscape — Venus Lamenting the
Death of Adonis."
10 Herman Sal't-leven, ' ' Landscape— The Cottage near the
Rocks. "
11 Cornelius Dusart, ' ' Scene in a Cabaret. "
1134 Case containing prints by and after Anthony Van
Dyck.— Lent by H. F. Sewall, Esq.
1 Portrait of Van Dyck, engraved by Vorsterman.
2 " the Earl of Mansfield, engraved by Van Voersfc.
3 ' ' Peter Breughel, etched by Van Dyck.
4 " John Breughel, "
5 " Franciscus Franck, "
6 " DeMomper, the head, "
7 " DeWael, "
8 Christ presented with the Reed, "
9 Portrait of Antonio DeLasys, engraved by Neefs.
10 Van Dyck's Wife and Child, engraved by Bartolozzi.

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11 Portrait of Philip LeRoy, engraved by Pontius.
12 " Countess of Casklhaven, engraved by Lombart.
13 '' Delmonte, engraved by Vorsterman, the head
etched by Van Dyck.
14 Portrait of Justus Lipsius, engraved by Bolswaert.
15 Holy Family, "
16 Portrait of Van Dyck, the head etched by himself, the
print finished by Neefs for the " Centum Icones."
1135 Case containing Prints, Rembrandt's Etchings—
Lent by H. F. Sewall, Esq.
1 The Ecce Homo.
2 Christ Preaching.
3 Portrait of Himself as a Youth .
4 " " " Leaning on a Stone Sill.
5 " " Utenbogardus, the Gold Weigher.
6 " " Coppenol, called " The Little Coppenol. "
7 Christ Healing the Sick, called " The Hundred Guilder
Print."
8 The Three Crosses.
9 The Old Man with White Beard. (
10 An Old Woman, called Bembrandt's Mother.
11 Portrait of Himself — Drawing.
12 Portrait of Saskia, his wife, called " The Great Jewish
Bride."
1136 Case containing Rembrandt's Etchings.
1 Portrait of Coppenol, called "The Great Coppenol."
2 The Same— The plate cut down.
3 Peter and John at the Beautiful Gate of the Temple.
4 Abraham and Hagar.
5 The Woman Sitting before a Dutch Stove, 3d state.
6 The same, 4th state.
7 The Card-Player, 1st State.
8 The same, 2d state.
9 The same, 3d state.
10 Portrait of Lutma, the Goldsmith.
11 Landscape, called Six's Bridge.
12 The Rat-Catcher.
13 Landscape with Windmill.
14 " with Man Drawing.
15 " with Obelisk.
16 " with Canal.
17 Portrait of Young Haaring.
18 " " Cornelius Ansloo.
19 Landscape, called the Three Trees.

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1137 Case containing 14 prints, portraits by engravers
of the French school, lent by H. F. Sewall, Esq.
1 Gerard Edelinck. Portrait of Charles Le Brun.
2 Ficquet. " Crebillon.
3 Pierre Drevel. " The Duke of Orleans, son
of the Regent.
4 Nanteuil. " Louis XIV.
5 Thos. de Leu. " Marie de Medici.
6 Ficquet. ' ' Madame de Maintenon.
7 The same. " Rigaud.
8 Nanteuil. " Louis XIV.
9 The same. " Anne of Austria.
10 Van Schuppen. " Louis XTV.
11 Nanteuil. " Queen Christina of Sweden.
12 Thos. de Leu. " Henry IV
13 Masson. " Brisacier.
14 Morin. " Carlo Borromeo,
1138 Case containing Modern Etchings, early proofs,
some very rare. — Lent by Samuel P. Avery, Esq.
1 Daubigny, Landscape.
2 " "
3 Menyon, La Gallerie de Notre Dame.
4 Menyon, Le Stryge.
5 Millais, " Spring Flowers. rt
6 Galliet, "War."
7 Corot, "Landscape."
8 J. F. Millet, "La Jacotense."
9 J. F. Millet. "La Cordeuse."
10 Bosseau, "Landscape."
11 Pleauvre, "Landscape."
12 Storm and Gravesands, "Return from Fishing."
1139 Case containing Modern Etchings, eleven early
proofs, some very rare. — Samuel P. Avery, Esq.
1 Chaplin, " Drove of Swine. "
2 Flaming, after Rembrandt.
3 Bracquemont, "Portrait."
4 Jules Jacquemart, after Reynolds.
5 Bracquemont, after Turner.
6 Flaming, " Sketches from Nature, etc."
7 Flaming, " Rotterdam. "
8 Detaille, " Trial Plate. "
9 Flaming, " Portrait of Meryon. "
10 Detaille, "A Cuirassier."
11 Flaming, " Portrait of De Labre. "

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1140 Case containining Modern Etchings, nine early
proofs, some very rare.— Samuel P. Avery, Esq.
1 Coutry. After Van Marcke.
2 Hook. " Scene in Holland."
3 Daubigny.
4 Redgrave. " On the Thames. "
5 Jules Jacquemart. "Medallion portrait, TheopbiU
Gautier."
6 Lalanne. " French Coast. "
7 Haden. " Study of Trees. "
8 Haden. " Road through a Wood.
9 Haden. " Old Chelsea. "
1141 Case containing Eleven Modern Etchings, early
proofs. — S. P. Avery, Esq.
1 Legros, Portrait of Thos. Carlyle. "
2 Jules Jacquemart, ' ' A Mask. "
3 Philip Gilbert Hamerton, "Two Stumps of Driftwood.
4 Bellay, "Portrait of Paul Baudry. "
5 Ribot, "Portrait of Vollon."
6 Desboutin, "Portrait of Lepic."
7 Rajon, "Portrait of Mrs. Rose."
8 Whistler "Joe."
9 " "Annie Haden."
10 " "Rotherhithe."
11 Meryon, "LaMorgue," with autograph verses.
1142 Portrait of the Emperor Maximilian. — Artist,
Diirer.
1143 Portrait of Luther. — Hans Brosamer.
1144 Portrait of Catherine Von Boren, wife of Luther.
— Hans Brosamer.
1145 Church of the Virgin at Ratisbon. — Artist tin-
known.
1146 Portrait of Varnbuler. — Diirer.
1147 Portrait of Diirer. — Attributed to Diirer, but prob
ably not his.
1148 The Crown of Thorns.— Attributed to Diirer, but
not by him. This is signed A. K.
1149 The Nativity.— Boldrini.

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1150 The Martyrdom of the Roman Legion. Italian
School, 16th century. — Artist unknown. One of
the largest known woodcuts.
1151 Caricature of the Laocoon. — Attributed to Titian,
said to have been drawn by him to ridicule
Bandinelli and the prevailing mania for ancient
art. Engraved by Boldrini.
1152 Sampson. — Designed by Titian. Engraved by
Boldrini.
1153, 54, 55 Portraits of Charles V. by Lucas Cranac.
1156 The Last Supper. — Cartoon, by Am. Seitz. Len*
by W. H. Osborn, Esq.
1157 The Ascension. — Cartoon, by Seitz. Loaned by
William H. Osborn, Esq.
1158 Portrait of Madame de Genlis.
1159, 1160 Chinese Vases, blue and gold.— W. C.
Prime, Esq.
1161 Old Persian Vase — bronze and enamel. Lent by
Sidney Webster, Esq.
1162 Old Genoese Velvet. Lent by D. Maitland
Armstrong, Esq.
1163, 1164 Vases.

TOWN TOPICS

Meicie's ' ' David, ' ' is one of the finest models of youthful beauty modern art has produced.
" Une Bouquetiere" a bronze bust by Aizelin, is one ofthe most recently imported works.
The new Faun, by C. Mariolon, of Paris, is one of the most interesting bronze figures
recently published.
A reproduction of the charming figure of Youth, from the tomb of the lamented
Regnault, is exhibited at Tiffany's.
Pink and black Pearls, Catseyes, Moonstones, Asterias, Hyacinths and other rare Jewels
not widely known, are much sought after by persons of taste.
Messrs. Tiffany & Co., devote the whole of their second floor to the display of their
magnificent collection of Bronzes and other artistic metal work.
Messrs. Tiffany & Co'S large stock of Fans includes a great variety of elegant paintings
upon kid and silk, and some novel combinations of lace with painted medallions.
The Sancta Maria of E. Delaplanche, now on exhibition at Tiffany's, is an interesting and
impressive work. The features are of a darker shade than the body of the figure, and the effect
of the remarkable drapery is heightened by touches of gilding upon the high lights.
The fashion of wearing tiger's claws set as articles of personal ornament, has extended from
England to this country. A beautiful Scarf Pin at Tiffany's has a claw mounted with a delicate
tracery of gold, and a miniature tiger of gold, exquisitely sculptured, standing on all fours.
Messrs. Tiffany & Co., the great Jewelers of New York City, have issued a little pamphlet,
for complimentary distribution that cannot fail to be of service to .persons having gifts to select.
It contains a condensed account of each of their departments, and lists of articles appropriate
for presents. They offer to mail it to any address on request.

Messrs. TIFFANY & CO., have made extensive prepara
tions for the approaching CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Their
stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Artistic
Bronzes, Keramics, Bric-a-Brac, Stationery and elegant articles of
vertu is the largest and most varied ever exhibited.
After December the 10th until Christmas, the establishment
will be kept open during the evenings, and the rare opportunity
afforded of inspecting this brilliant collection of artistic goods by
gaslight.
Union Square, New York.
TIFFANY & CO. will send to any address, on request, a little pamphlet they have
recently published giving a short account of each of their departments, lists of articles appropriate
for presents for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, and blank spaces on each page for memoranda.
ADDEESS AS ABOVE.

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DAYIS COLLAMORE & CO.,
T4T MtOADWAY*
ESTABLISHED 1848. ISIE'W" YORK.
IMPORTERS OF
Pottery, Porcelain,

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GLASS.
Special attention is given to matching old
sets of China and Glass, and family patterns
are not copied unless by permission.

^j/qgte, |(i|itkk anil ^{pttogranys
Engraved on Glass or Decorated on China in the
Most Artistic Manner.

" BENNETT FAIENCE "
NOW ON EXHIBITION.

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Painting, Drawing, Modeling, Gilding, Decal-
comanie, Wax Works, Etc.

ALSO,

OBJECTS OF ART,
The Most Complete Assortment at
Moderate Prices.
120 Fourth Avenue, Corner 12th Street,

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GILMAN COLLAMORE,
731 Broadway, N. Y.

'Would call trie attention of Collector's to
Tuts fine collection, of
ARTISTIC POTTERY,
FAIENCES
Deck,, HcLvilancL, JJaarin, Schopin,
Doulton, rfc.
PORCELAINS
from Dresden, (Royal Worcester, JUTinton,
CopelanoZ, anoZ the various French,
Manufactories.
Also to his immense Stock of Dinner
and, breakfast Sets of French and Eng
lish rn,aru2factare.
All at VERY Reasonable Prices.
731 BROADWAY,
(¦LOne Door above Waverly Place, NEW YORK. .1 '

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BAWO & DOTTER,
IMPORTERS,
30 & 32 BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK.
3 RU DE LA FONDERIE, LIMOGES, FRANCE.
OFFER AT RETAIL FROM THEIR DIRECT IMPORTATIONS, .
Dinner, Tea and Chamber Sets,

AND OTHER

DECORATED CHINAS,
Bohemian Vases and Toilet Sets,
Parian Marble Figures, Groups and Busts,
BOHEMIAN FAIENCE,
FRENCH CLOCKS, ETC., ETC.

Our display will meet refined tastes, and an inspection is invited from
lovers of the beautiful.
() During the Holidays, all goods at Retail at Importation Prices.

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TRADE MASK.

F. W. DEYOE & CO.,
Corner of Fulton and William Streets, New York,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
ARTISTS7 MATERIALS.

(Factories : — Horatio and Jane Streets, New York.)
F. W. DEVOE & CO.,
MA"NTJFACTTJREES OIF
ARTISTS' OIL COLORS, IN TUBES;
Cara, Acateii Boards, Hoards, and Oil-SteMing Paners ;
Fine Brushes for Oil and Water Color Painting,
VARNISHES, WATER COLOR LIQUIDS, OILS, ETC.
Drawing Papers Sketching Books and Blocks, Pencils, Mathematical Instruments,
CHARCOAL AND CRAYON DRAWING MATERIALS,
Illustrated Books on Art, Folding and Studio Easels, Drawing Boards, Studies,
Manikins and Lay-Figures, Out-of-door Sketching Boxes.
WINSOR & NEWTON'S
CAKE AND MOIST WATER COLORS.
Tube Colors, Canvas, Etc. ; also, French and German Goods.
SCULPTORS' TOOLS, MODELING WAX AND CLAY.
PLASTER CASTS FOR MODELS.
ANTIQUE POTTERY AND PORCELAIN TILES,
WITH MATERIALS FOR POTTERY AND CHINA DECORATION.
Fresco Designs and Colors, and Brushes for Fresco and Scenic Painting.
WAX FLOWER SUPPLIES :— COLORS, TOOLS, MOULDS AND BRUSHES.
Manufacturers or White Lead, Zixc White, Colors and Varnishes.
Fred'k W. Devoe.
James F. Drummond.
Fred'k Saunders, Jr.
J. Seaver Pagg

"UNDER THE LILACS,"
By LOUISA M. ALCOTT,
-A. SERIAL STORY FOE GIRLS,

"TOWER-MOUNTAIN," by Gustavns Frankenstein,
A "ROBINSON CRUSOE" STORY.
BEGIN IN THE DECEMBER NUMBER OF ST. NICHOLAS.
EDITION, 100,000 CO"E»I"E:iS.

Some idea of the attractions offered in the
VBJIISTMAS HOLIDAY NVMBES
of St. Nicholas, of which 100,008 copies will be issued,

„?? Ijf EW COVER is by the English Artist, WALTER
OKANE, -the famous designer of " The Baby's Opera. "

Christmas comes but once a year,
When it comes it brings good cheer.

maybe gained from the following: There are poems
by HENRY W. LONGFELLOW and WILLIAM CUL-
LEN BRYANT; a fine hitherto unpublished sketch of
Boy Life, by the Late THEODORE WINTHROP ¦ and
a short story by the author of " ALICE IN WONDER
LAND;" a new fairy story, "Sweet Marjoram Day,"
by FRANK R STOCKTON, "THE PETERRK1NS, CHA
RADES," by LUCRETlA P. HALE; a poetic riddle by
Dr. J. G. HOLLAND, and a comparison between the
manners of young folks m old times and nowadays, by
GAIL HAMILTON.
Of the Btory element, the brightest feature is the be
ginning ofthe new serial by MISS ALCOTT, entitled
'¦ UNDER THE LILACS," with illustrations by MARY
HALLOCK FOOTE.
" The story is quiet and lovely in feeling, full of life,
and of quaint, jolly bits of childhood. It is character
istic of MISS ALCOTT IN HER BEST VEIN; but it is
not intended lor young readers of vitiated taste who
need, or think they need, sensational stories. The
BOY IN THE STORY is a character that will charm all
BOYS fully as much as its girl readers.
The Chr;stmas Number contains also the opening of
a new SERIAL STORY FOR BOYS, a tale of tropical
life, by GUSTAVUS FRANKENSTEIN, entitled
"TOWER-MOUNTAIN." admirably illustrated by the
artists Moran and Kelly ; A PORTRAIT OF MISS
ALCOTT, with a sketch of her life; several poems by
TWO LITTLK AMERICAN GIRLS ; a PLAY and a
CHRISTMAS CAROL (set to music); and a halt dozen
complete short stories, bright, funny, exciting and
pathetic, &c, &c.

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ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1878,
Besides Miss Alcott's serial for Girls, and the three
serials for Boys, to follow each other in rapid success-
sion, will contain a short serial story by the AUTHOR
OF "THE SCHONBERGCOTTA FAMILY;" and an
article, "AROUND THE WORLD IN A YACHT, BOYSI"
has been promised by a brilliant writer, now on the
actual tour of the world in his own yacht. There will
be contributions by a DAUGHTER OF THE FAMOUS
PETER PARLEY, and a Letter to Young Americans by
GEORGE MACDONALD.
The "HOW" SERIES of instructive papers, by
various authors, will tell HO ,v to bind your own books ;
HOW they mine coal; HOW "to enjoy yourselves at
home; HOW to be an agreeable guest; HOW to enter
tain company ; HOW to be a carpenter; HOW to make
an ice-boat; HOW to build a house; HOW India Rub
ber is gathered; HOW matches are made; HOW money
is made; HOW mackerel are caught; HOW they laid
the Atlantic cable; HOW they mine in California; HOW
they work in the tea-country; HOW to be a parlor
magician; etc. There will be also a series of stories
and sketches of Foreign Life.
TRAVEL AND AltVENTXTRE,
such as "Old Nicolai," (a Russian Story), "A Day
among the "Welsh Castles," "Easter in Germany,"
" The Indians of the Amazon," " How Kitty was lost
in a Turkish Bazaar," " Master Montezuma," (a Mex
ican story), "Hansa, the Lapp Maiden," and many
others. " Jack-in-the-Pulpit," '-Young Contributors' De
partment,'' "Letter-Box," "Riddle-Box," and "For
Very Little Folks," will be continued.
The Tour bound volumes of St. Nicholas already
published are the most wonderful, beautiful and attract ¦
ive Christmas Present for Young People. Each volume
is complete in itself. Vols. 1 and 2, $3.00, .Vols. 3 and
4 '$4.00 each.

Subscription Price, $3.00 a Year, postage paid. Single copies, 25 cents each. Sold by
all Book-Sellers and News-Dealers.
SCRIBNER & CO., 743 Broadway, New-York.

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Ladies' Fancy Needlework.

102 WALKER STREET, N. Y.
Send stamp for Catalogue and Price-List of APPLIQUE PATTERNS,
Crewel Work, Russia Embroidery, Roman Embroidery, Aida Canvas Embroi
dery, Cretonne Embroidery, Stamped Goods, Stamping Patterns, Rugs,
Lambrequins, Wall-Pockets, Cigar-Cases, &c
EMBROIDERY TO ORDER FOR THE TRADE IN ANY QUANTITY.
We have a special line of Embroidery Silk, made expressly for Artistic
Embroidery. Sample Cards on application.

tf RUFUS M. BRUNDIGE,
880 & 882 BROADWAY
(Opposite Arnold, Constable & Co,)
JWFORTER AND DEAI.EF JH
FRENCH CHINAS,
- GLASS-WARE TABLE CUTLERY
FANCY GOODS, &c &c,
SUITED FOR HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL GIFTS, AT

Degorated Dinner Sets, " 237 pieces, $60 00
Ivory Handle: Dessert Knives, - per doz. 2 50
Crystal-EngraveD-Sets, - 64 pieces, 25 00

China- Decorated, and Glass Cut and
Engraved to Pattern, with
Initials, Crests, Monograms, Etc.
POTTERY FOR DECORATION,

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Art and Candles.

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Among the 'many attractive things in the way of Deco
rative Art are the
Painted Candles.
They are an adornment to the Parlor,- Ballroom, or
Boudoir, and the designs and work put upon them are
such as to stand the same criticism as painting upon" canvas.
They consist of Decorations to match Interiors, Furniture
(Antique or Modern), Wall Ornaments, Original Drawings,
Birds, Figures, Flowers, Bouquets, Monograms — for Wed
dings or individuals, Family Crests, Silhouettes, , in feet
everything Artistic.
The first to introduce these articles to the American
public were the
Allan Hay Co.,
No. 1179 Broadway, New York.
In their Salesroom are to be found the choicest patterns.
The newest features among them are the Egyptian, Persian,
Turkish and Chinese designs, in character and hiero
glyphics, with interpretaiions, which will be prized by
the Scholar as well as admired for beauty of execution.
The Allan Hay Co. begs to advise parties in quest of
these goods to give them a call, as their importations are
large and they mean to lead in this business. They give
special attention to ornamenting candles for Parties,
Weddings, etc. Also, for the Church, Ecclesiastical De
signs, and Latin Inscriptions.
We call special attention to our Tinted Candles, such as
Ladies' Boudoir (a twisted pattern), in pink, green, laven
der, and assorted. Also, Field's Self-Fitting Ends, in plain
white and colors.

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For the sale of Threads and the "LACE BOOK," and Instructions in Lace Making,
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CORNER 14th STREET AND BROADWAY.

134 Church Street, New York,
153 Franklin Street, Boston,
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