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By direction of Mrs. R. A. Workman, 3 Seamore Place, Park Lane, W.: important three days' sale of the 18th century English & French furniture, rich silk curtains, screens, fire suites, dog stoves, Aubusson, Persian, Chinese and English carpets, Adam corner cupboard, oak dining table, sets of Chippendale and Hepplewhite chairs; Directoire commode chest, gilt canapés and fauteuils of Louis XV and XVI designs, old Georgian sideboards, card and tea tables, settees, lounge chairs, cabinets, Chippendale four-poster bedstead with rich silk hangings, two Hepplewhite bookcases, set of twelve elbow chairs in Adam style, Steinway pianoforte, billiard table by Burroughes & Watts, mahogany cabinet and bureaux, bed room appointments, lacquered and mahogany bedsteads, Adam marble chimneypieces, old glass chandeliers, Chippendale, Adam and Venetian mirrors, valuable 15th and 16th century stained glass, decorative art objects, a Meissen dinner service, old Dresden, Chelsea, Bow, Longton hall and Bristol china, old English papier mâché and tole peinte trays, bronzes, bronze statuettes by E. de Fiori (exhibited at the Tate Gallery), old needlework stools and screens, collection of old Waterford, French and English coloured glass, content of domestic offices, valuable oil paintings comprising important works by British and French artists, including Maurice Utrillo, Geo. Graves, H. le Sidaner, Arthur Melville, James Pryde, Modigliani, Peploe, H. Vines, E. A. Hornel, Jean Lurcat, Andre Derain, Ozenfant, Survage, Max Jacob, Paul Klee, A. Beaudin, Ferat, Raoul Dufy, Primaticcio, Marcoussis, Vuillard, Dobson, F. Leger, a notable collection by William McTaggart, R.S.A., engravings and coloured prints, Curtis & Henson will sell the above by auction, upon the premises, on Monday, December, 21st, 1931, and two following days, at one o’clock each day

Catalogue de vente

Description matérielle: 1 volume (63 pages-[1] feuillet de planche) : illustrations ; in-8°

Informations bibliographiques: Cote de l'original : VP 1931/756 ; Cote du microfilm : Mfilm 35 1931 12 21 (bobine 441)

Note: Le nom de Seamore Place n'existe plus aujourd'hui à Londres et a été remplacé par Curzon Square

Bibliothèque d'origine: Bibliothèque de l'Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art, collections Jacques Doucet

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