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Christie's London Sales 1865-1923.Xlsx Chrise's London Sales 1865-1923 Date Consignor Residence Contents IllusPages Lots LUGT # Scipio? 2/9-16/1866 Joseph Marryat Works of art Y 67 1161 Y 6/13-19/1867 Charles Spencer Rickes Objects of art & vertu N 62 1003 N 10/29- Messrs. Spelman Poery & porcelain Y 90 1791 33411 Y 11/3/1872 6/6 & 8- Alexander Barker 103 Piccadilly Works of art N 60 708 34958 Y 11/1874 Old Sevres & Chelsea porcelain, 6/12/1874 Y12150 N decorave objects 3/1/1877 Duc de Forli Old Dresden porcelain Y 9 134 N Old Wedgwood, old English furniture, 3/7-8/1877 Francis Sibson et al. Brook Streetengravings, works by J. Flaxman N 23 319 N North End House, 3/26-29/1878 Henry G. Bohn (Part Six) Foreign procelain, cabinets N 116 777 N Twickenham Pictures, watercolors, decorave 3/5-8/1879 Earl of Lonsdale N 39 596 39024 Y obejcts, furniture, porcelain, etc. 5/21-22/1879 Charles Dickins Sunnyside, Wimbledon Porcelain Y 21 301 N Oriental porcelain, German porcelain, 6/25-26/1879 M. Paul Morren Brussels N 15 236 N cabinets 3,000 volumes of books, porolios of Sezincot House, engravings, porcelain, decorave 12/9-12/1879 Sir Charles Rushout N 42 924 N Gloucestershire furniture, pictures, tapestry, a casket of jewellery 2/24/1880 Dr. E. B. Shuldham Old blue-and-white Chinese porcelain N 10 167 N Halton, Aylesbury & 26 decorave objects, early English 3/3-4/1880 James JamesUpper Wimpole Street pictures & drawings, decorave N23301 N W. furniture, Wedgwood, silver plate 5/12-14/1880 Dowager Lady CaringtonObjects of art, vertu, decorave N 29 469 N furniture, pictures, drawings 6/1-2/1880 Sir Henry Thompson Blue-and-white Nankin porcelain N 50 377 40256 Y 5/20/1881 Charles Sackville Bale (Part 3)Silver, silver-gilt plate, watches, N 8 173 N carvings, furniture Porcelain, carvings, miniatures, vertu, 5/23/1881 Charles Sackville Bale (Part 4) N 22 338 N bronzes, etc. Old French decorave furniture, 3/6-7/1883 Dowager Countess of Essex Belgrave Square N 22 310 N objects of art Old English miniatures, plates to 4/26/1883 S. Addington N14173 N Turner's Liber Studiorum 6/19-23/1883 William Goding Works of art, vertu N 51 763 N Old Sevres porcelain, decorave 3/12/1884 Marquess of Donegal N 13 142 N furniture 5/15/1884 William Ashley Decorave objects N 11 141 N Old Sevres porcelain, decorave 5/21/1884 Dowager Lady Sandwich N 14 169 N furniture, ornamental objects North End House, Pictures, miniatures, enamels, objects 3/19-27/1885 Henry G. Bohn N1651621 N Twickenham of art 4/29- 4 Audley Square & Edward Cheney Works of art N 34 534 N 5/1/1885 Badger Hall, Shropshire Oriental porcelain, carvings, Persian 5/6-7/1885 S. Herman de Zoete etc Pickhurst Mead, Hayeslacquer, majolica, Persian rugs, N 20 331 N Eastern art, bronzes 6/6- Christopher Becke Denison Pictures, works of art, decorave Upper Grosveor Street Y 283 3354 45004 Y 7/15/1885 (Part 1) objects 3/5/1886 John Napier Decorave objects & furniture N 11 114 N 4/2-3 & 8- William Graham Grosvenor Place Oil painngs & watercolors N 72 486 45596 Y 10/1886 Plate, ornamental objects, Sevres John Bentley; Lord Chesham; 5/17/1886Countess of Kinnoull; Birch House, Lancashire vases, marbles, bronzes, porcelain, N13163 N & Portland Place decorave objects, ornamental Christopher Becke Denison furniture 5/21/1886 Earl of Dudley Old porcelain Y 20 203 45774 Y 7/31, 8/3- Duke of Marlborough (Part Blenheim Palace Pictures, porcelain N 46 429 45941 Y 4/1886 two) 8/7, 9- Duke of Marlborough (Part Blenheim Palace Pictures, porcelain N 35 307 45945 Y 10/1886 three) 5/6/1887 Malcolm Orme Upper Belgrave Street Old porcelain N 15 168 N Objects of art, metalwork, ivory, 5/19/1887 Alexander Nesbi Oldlands, Sussex N 15 180 N enamels, majolica, coins, etc. Pictures, decorave furniture, 6/13-18/1887 William, Earl of Lonsdale N 79 954 46691 Y miniatures, porcelain 2/29- White Webbs Park, Henry Wilkinson Objects of art & decorave furniture N 22 297 N 3/1/1888 Enfield 3/15/1888 Moulton; Capt. Lukis Poery & porcelain N 11 166 N Melton Constable, Majolica, stoneware, Limoges 3/20-21/1888 Lord Hasngs N25305 N Norfolk enamels, carvings, silver, porcelain 4/14,16- A. Andrews Bedford Square Painngs, watercolors, objects of art N 36 474 47276 Y 7/1888 Oriental porcelain, works of art, 6/7-8/1888 Marquis of Exeter Burghley House Y 23 261 47498 Y ancient & modern plate 6/15/1888Lord Saye & Sele; John Silver plate, jewels, a Star of the N14232 N Hookham Frere; et al. Order of the Garter 7/4-6 & 9- Earl of Londesborough Armour & arms, ivory, anquies N 80 977 47556 Y 11/1888 7/13/1888 anonymous Old Italian Majolica N 6 206 N Porelain, decorave furniture, old Frederick John Lord Monson; 6/27/1889 Gaon ParkFrench tapestry, bronzes, Limoges N14160 N Lord Arundell of Wardour enamels, etc. 7/13/1889 SecrétanSeventeen ancient & modern N7 1748425 Y painngs 3/10/1890 Cornelius Cox Old Wedgwood N 49 721 N 3/27/1890 George Hart; Queen Hortense Amsterdam Porcelain, a fan, a lace dress N 12 173 N 5/13/1890 William Wells Redleaf, Kent Oriental porcelain, objects of art N 21 277 N 7/1-4/1890 Earl of Craven Combe Abbey Porcelain & decorave objects N 47 636 N 2/27/1891 John Francis Buller Morval, Cornwall Porcelain & ornamental objects N 9 144 N Old Oriental porcelain & decorave 2/27/1891 Lord Haldon Haldon House, Exeter N 8 52 N objects Objects of art, vertu, silver, 4/14-15/1891 Mrs. William Ashley St. James's Placedecorave objects, furniture, N 33 394 N painngs, drawings, engravings 5/1/1891 H.W.F. Bolockow Porcelain & objects of art N 19 205 N Prince's Gardens & 6/30/1891 Sir William Richard DrakeOatland's Lodge, Porcelain, objects of art, miniatures N 51 619 N Weybridge 7/8-11 & 13- 3 Graon Street & Painngs, objects of art, decorave G.A.F. Cavendish Bennck N103976 N 14/1891 Brownsea Island furniture, silver, silver-gilt plate Old Italian decorave furniture, 3 Graon Street & 7/15-17/1891 G.A.F. Cavendish Bennckembroideries, sculptures, old N34447 N Brownsea Island Venean mirrors, carved gilt frames, etc. General John Hacke, Major- Oriental works of art, old French 7/23/1891furniture, decorave objects, Y18189 General G. W. Knox, et al. Chippendale furniture 154 New Bond Street 3/15/1892 Samson Wertheimer Objects of art & decoraon, pictures N 71 719 N London Ancient & modern pictures, 5/4-6/1892 Edwin H. Lawrence 84 Holland Parkwatercolors, miniatures, snuff-boxes, N 38 395 50790 Y porcelain, objects of art, decorave furniture Fiy Capital Pictures by ancient & 5/21/1892 George, Last Earl of Egremont N 10 97 50857 Y modern masters Old Nankin porcelain, old Chinese 49 Prince's Gate S.W. & enamelled porcelain, cloisonne 5/26-27/1892 Frederick Richards LeylandWoolton Hall near N 30 333 N Liverpool enamels, decorave objects, furniture, tapestry 49 Prince's Gate S.W. & 5/28/1892 Frederick Richards LeylandWoolton Hall near Ancient & modern pictures N 25 114 50880 Y Liverpool 5/30-31/1892 J. K. Wedderburn 21 Lowndes Square Objects of art & vertu N 24 262 N 6/2/1892 Earl of WestmorlandApethorpe Hall, Portraits, miniatures, objects of art N 12 125 50908 Y Northamptonshire Old Oriental porcelain, objects of art, George, Last Earl of Egremont 6/10/1892ten fine Louis XV fauteuils, porcelain, N11159 N & Viscount Powerscourt objects of art, decoraon Marquis de Foz/Jose Guedes 6/10/1892 French furniture, porcelain Y 12 82 N de Queiroz Old French furniture, porcelain, 6/13-14/1892 Sir John Van Haen et al. N29338 N objects of art 6/25/1892 Earl of Dudley Highly Important Pictures Y 32 91 50974 Y 7/2 & 4- Hollingworth Magniac Works of art Y 250 1594 Y 15/1892 (Colworth Collecon) Arundel Terrace, Old Sevres porcelain, old French 2/16-17/1893 Rev. C. F. Johnstone N 24 263 N Brighton furniture, bronzes, decorave objects Decorave furniture, porcelain, 5/5/1893 Viscount Clifdenobjects of art, miniatures, enamels, Y20 163 N etc. Formerly collecon of 5/6/1893 Viscount Clifden Ancient & modern pictures Y 15 86 51713 Y Lord Dover, Whitehall Beauful miniatures, old English & R. Cosway, represenng the 5/11/1893French miniatures, objects of art & N893 N family of King George III et al. vertu Porcelain, bronzes & ormolu, 5/12/1893 George Fih, Earl of Essex Cassiobury Park, Herts Y 13 105 N decorave furniture Hill Street, Berkeley 6/10/1893 George Field, Barclay Field Pictures N 14 46 51847 Y Square John Pemberton Heywood; Dr. Norris Green, 6/10/1893Wilberforce, Bishop of Lancashire & Cloverly Old master pictures N 6 61 51848 Y Winchester Hall, Shropshire Hill Street, Berkeley Find old French decorave furniture & 6/12-13/1893 George Field, Barclay Field Y 30 214 N Square objects of art 46 Berkeley Square & Find old French furniture, porcelain, 6/23/1893 H. Bingham Mildmay N 16 134 N Flete, Devon decorave objects 46 Berkeley Square & 6/24/1893 H. Bingham Mildmay Pictures N 47 92 51887 Y Flete, Devon Old French decorave furniture, 7/4-5/1893 J. Stewart Hodgson N 22 209 N objects of art, porcelain Robert K. Hodgson; Francis Old French decorave furniture, 7/5/1893 N11309 N Baring porcelain, decorave objects Richmond; West Old French furniture, porcelain, 7/21/1893 Arthur George, Earl of Onslow N 11 119 N Clandon Place, Surrey bronzes, decorave objects 2/27/1894 Edward Joseph 158 New Bond Street Objects of art & decoraon Y 56 609 52297 Y Old English silver plate, objects of art, William Cosier/Mr.
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