Memorials of Christie's : a record of art sales from 1766 to 1896 . S PICTURFS—W. LEECHs WATER COLOURS THE LONSDALE COLLECTION—H. W. F. I50LCK0W OF MARTON HALL—LORD MONSON OF GATTONPARK — THE MARQUIS OF EXETERs COLLECTION—THE EARLOF LONDESBOROUGHS arms and armour—THE AUSTEN WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS — WORKS BY FRANK HOLE PICTURES FROM THE SECRETAN COLLECTION — PICTURES BYG. F. WATTS—WILLIAM WELLS OF REDLEAF—F. W. COSENS —G. PERKINS OF CHIPSTEAD—MR. FAWKESS TURNERS THE ST. MAUR HEIRLOOMS OF THE DUKE OF SOMERSET MR. longs ROMNEYS—THE MARQUIS DE SANTURCE THE BOLCKOW SALES OF 1891 AND 1892 A. G. KURTZ
Memorials of Christie's : a record of art sales from 1766 to 1896 . S PICTURFS—W. LEECHs WATER COLOURS THE LONSDALE COLLECTION—H. W. F. I50LCK0W OF MARTON HALL—LORD MONSON OF GATTONPARK — THE MARQUIS OF EXETERs COLLECTION—THE EARLOF LONDESBOROUGHS arms and armour—THE AUSTEN WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS — WORKS BY FRANK HOLE PICTURES FROM THE SECRETAN COLLECTION — PICTURES BYG. F. WATTS—WILLIAM WELLS OF REDLEAF—F. W. COSENS —G. PERKINS OF CHIPSTEAD—MR. FAWKESS TURNERS THE ST. MAUR HEIRLOOMS OF THE DUKE OF SOMERSET MR. longs ROMNEYS—THE MARQUIS DE SANTURCE THE BOLCKOW SALES OF 1891 AND 1892 A. G. KURTZ CHARLES P. MATTHEWS — MR. CAVENDISH BENTINCKsCOLLECTION. MORE than average season ofsales was that of 1887, the firstof any note comprising the picturesand drawings of the late RobertArnold Cosier, of 46 GrosvenorStreet, and Thames Field, Berks, whose collec-tion, sold March 4th and 5th, of 232 lots, showeda total of ^10,874. The more notable pictureswere J. F. Lewis, A Cairo Bazaar: the Dellal,520 guineas; E. Long, An Ancient Custom,. 120 THE BUCCLEUCH ENGRAVINGS. 680 guineas. Drawings :—Mrs. Allingham, TheLady of the Manor, 1880, 210 guineas; BirketFoster, Exercising the Hounds, 275 guineas ; , a Lake Scene, with buildings and figures,sunset effect, 350 guineas ; J. F. Lewis, CairoBazaar, finished study for the picture exhibitedat the Royal Academy, 1876, 310 guineas, andDisputing Accounts, 265 guineas. The first of the two portions of the engravingsof the Duke of Buccleuch, ^vlarch 8th-2ist, (eightdays),realizing;^i 3. io6,andthe second portion soldon April i9th-22nd (four days), bringing ^19, were 2,109 lo^s in the two parts. It is saidthat the whole collection was acquired for less thanone fourth of the sum now realized. We need onlyspecialize the following :—One of only eight exist-ing impressions of Rembrandts celebrated Hun-dred Guilder piece, a fine example, on thickJapan paper, with an inscription on the back in theh
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