A choice collection of valuable paintings most of which are originals by the best ancient and modern masters, viz. Old Boon. Van Diest. ... Melinos. Old Knyfe: will be sold by auction at Wills Coffee-house, at the west-end of the Court of Requests, over against the Painted Chamber, near Westminster-hall; on Tuesday the 10th of this instant November, 1691. The sale beginning at nine in the morning. By John Bullord. Catalogues are destributed gratis at the coffee-houses in Westminster Hall and at the place of sal [sic]

Author: Bullord, John.1691

A Choice Collection of Valuable PAINTINGS Most of which are Originals; By the Best Ancient and Modern Masters, viz.

Old Boon.
Van Diest.
Van Haerlem.
Westerhout.
Haemskirk.
De Rien.
Verhagen.
Gael.
Vander Mere.
Zuringa.
Sonoys.
De Lorme.
Holbien.
Saftleven.
Van Hoeck.
Viteringu.
Maas.
Soynge.
Peters.
Hondius.
Dobson.
Deckar.
Frank.
Father Segar.
Rombouts.
Zucro.
Mila.
Le Brun.
Verdoes.
Vrowman.
Le Peeper.
Edema
Walker.
Sanderson.
Van Harp
Mooy.
Petrozzi.
Blomaert.
Bynbranet.
Soutmau.
Verhagen.
Greenhill.
Wyck.
Pompe.
Van Schoten.
Vinckeboon.
Bogdan.
Goltzius.
Teneirs.
Old Molinos.
Breughel.
Berkham.
Francis Floris.
Griffiere.
Mempert.
Cott.
Bartel Enghels
Rubens
P. Vander Werf
Melinos.
Old Knyfe.

Will be Sold by AUCTION at Wills Coffee-house, at the West-end of the Court of Requests, over against the Painted Chamber, near Westminster-hall; on Tuesday the 10th of this instant November, 1691. The Sale beginning at Nine in the Morning.

By JOHN BƲLLORD.

Catalogues are Destributed Gratis at the Coffee-Houses in Westminster Hall and at the place of Sal

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Conditions of SALE.

I. That he who bids most is the Buyer, but if any difference arise the Painting is to be exposed to Sale again.
II. That the Mony for the Paintings so sold, is to be paid at the place of Sale, within 3 days after the Sale is ended; but for such as desire them sooner, Attendance for delivery, will be given every Day, at the said place.
III. That all Gentlemen, &c. give in their Names, and places of Abode, or Earnest for what they buy, if desired.
IV. That no Person is to bid less than Six pence a time for any Lot exposed to Sale.
V. That all Gentlemen, &c. who shall buy Paintings at this Sale, and desire to have them pack'd up carefully, to be sent into Country, may have them pack'd in Cases, and sent to any Carriers Inn, in and about London, they paying only for the Cases and Porteridge, the Undertaker not desiring any Gain thereby.
VI. That the Paintings may be viewed by any Persons, that please to repair to the place of Sale; where Catalogues are given to those that require them.

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PAINTINGS, &c.

1 A Fruit piece by a Dutch master
2 A side Face of Mrs. Nott
3 Our Saviour and the Woman of Samaria
4 a Woman curiously painted by Bourguignon
5 St Anna and the Virgin Mary
6 a Droll by old Boon
7 A small Landskip by Bovaert
8 a Landskip by Van Diest
9 a Landskip with figures by Rens
10 Another by the same master
11 a Mans head by Cornelius Van Haerlem
12 a Sea-piece by Van Westerhout
13 a Landskip well painted by Smith
14 Another by the fame master
15 Melchizedeck and the Angel curiously painted
16 a Fisherman selling Fish by Hacmskirk
17 a Carpet and Still-life, by Van Maste
18 a Head in Stone Colours
19 a Flower piece and fruit
20 a Landskip by Verstratten
21 A piece of Still-life finely painted
22 A piece curiously painted by Van Diest
23 A piece of Fish by Robinson
24 Some Smoakers finely painted by Haemskirk
25 a View of Amsterdam well painted
26 a Fidler by Van Harpe
27 The XII Emperours Heads well painted
28 a Night piece by Van Diest
29 a Mary Magdalen by old Boon
30 a Half Length Landskip by Vanderstraten
31 a Landskip by De Rieu
32 a Landskip by Lenard
33 Another by the same master
34 a Festoon of fruit by Verhagen
35 a Landskip by Brero
36 a Sea piece by Percellus
37 an Italian Landsk. with a hollow Rock & fig.
38 a Flower piece by Verelst
39 an Hair lying on a Table
40 The battel by the River Boyn in Irel. by Maas
41 a View of Epsom Wells well painted
42 Another piece by the same hand finely painted
43 Cupid supporting the Globe by Bourgignon
44 Oliver Cromwel (a half Length) well painted
45 a piece of Fish, painted, from the Life, an orig.
46 a Landskip with a Castel painted by Soynge
47 Another with Fishermen dragging a Net ditto
48 a Sea piece by Peters
[Page 1]49 a curious Head supposed by Rubens
50 The Holy Family curiously painted
51 a Landskip in Limning, finely finished
52 a piece of Fruit, by Evenbrook
53 a three quarter Ruin finely painted
54 a Sea-storm by Van Diest
55 a very fine Stag hunting by Hondius
56 Brass and Copper Vessels incomparably done
57 a Secular Nun by Dobson
58 a Fruit piece by Guilman
59 a Gentleman and his Mistress by old Boon
60 Silence by an Italian hand
61 a Mans head finished up by Van Dyck
62 a Landskip by Vanderstratten
63 a Night piece by Waterman
64 a Mans head by a Disciple of Ostade
65 a Landskip by Decker
66 Another by the same master
67 a Bacchanal by Van Acha
68 a piece of Still-life by old Bergham
69 an orig. piece of Painting with Books & Violin
70 a sleeping Venus by a Venetian
71 a Sea-piece on board by Sailmaker
72 K. VV. and Q. Mary a 3 quarter piece well done
73 Sybilla Persica, a half Length curiously painted
74 a Landskip curiously painted by August
75 a Landskip with Cattle, and a Ruine by a D. m.
76 a Landskip with Cattle, supposed by Crab
77 a Sea piece by Wouters
78 a curious Landskip by Van Stourt
79 a piecce of Flowers by Verendale
80 a three quarter Winter-piece well painted
81 a Landskip well painted by Edema
82 The Countess of Warwick finely painted
83 a devout Madona by Walker
84 Venus and Adonis finely painted
85 a Landskip by Vanderstratten
86 A small Landskip very fine by Sanderton
87 a Night piece by Waterman
88 a Landskip by Bovaert
89 a Landskip by Lenard
90 Another by the same master
91 A curious piece of Birds by Lelyenbergh
92 a Sea calm with Ships very fine
93 a piece of ruines, a half Length, finely painted
94 The Moon and Endimion by De Bray
95 Sybilla Tyburtina, a half Length, finely done
96 a Dutch Family, finely painted by Haemskirk
97 A curious Carpet and Still-life by Mars
98 a piece of Fruit by Guilman
[Page 5]99 a Droll by Hemskirk
100 a Posture head of a Woman
101 A curious Rock by Hondius
102 a Landskip by Bovaert
103 a Landskip with Ruines by De Hart
104 Jupiter in the shape of Diana courting Calista by V. Harp
105 Sybilla Samia a half Length curiously painted
106 [...] Sea calm in black and white by Mooy
107 The old Prince of Orange by Mirevelt
108 The prospect of Harlem by Knyfe
109 a piece of Still-life painted by Vander Meer
110 Joseph and his Mistress on copper by Upstall
111 A small Landskip by Sanderton
112 a Conversation by Vander elst
113 a sea-piece by Van Dunken
114 a half Length waterfal by Leo Petrozzi
115 Sybilla Delphica, a half Length well painted
116 A singing piece finely painted by Hemskirk
117 Our Saviours birth by Blomaert
118 a head of the L. Cecil, Bar. of Burleigh, an orig.
119 a figure representing Prudence by Goltzius
120 O. Hemskirk, Brower, & Teniers, in one piece by Hemsk.
121 The Ruines of Thetford Abby, by old Pierce
122 Presbyterian Conventicle by Larroon
123 Mary Magdalen (a half Length) curiously painted
124 A curious piece by Wyck
125 A piece of Monkys on copper by Teniers
126 A Landskip with a Moon-shine by old Molinos
127 a Day Landskip very fine by the same master
128 A History piece by Rombout Van Troye
129 a Landskip on copper by Brughel
130 A very fine piece by Berckham
131 Cupid by Fran Floris
132 a Winter piece by Vanderstrate
133 an Italian Landskip an original
134 a Landskip with a Ruine by Grieffre
135 An amorous piece finely finished by Hemskirk
136 a 3 quartcr piece of K. Charles I. well done
137 Lapland winter piece with fig. by Guida Camer
138 a Snickasnee piece by a Dutch Master
139 a Sea-storm curiously painted by Brain
140 a Winter-piece curiously painted by B. Gael
141 a prospect of a Church by Neifs, the fig. by Frank
142 Ixion embracing a Cloud, instead of Juno
143 a 3 quarter piece, called the Powder plot by Hemskirk
144 a Shepherdess finely painted by an Italian
145 a flower-piece by Guilman
146 a Fruit-piece by Bogdan and Vander Meer
147 madora and Angelica by a Disciple of Kembrant
148 A Landskip with Rocks, by mompert
[Page 4]149 a piece of Still-life by Vander Meer
150 a Sea-piece by Moliere
141 a Flower-piece by Father Segar
192 a Fryer and his Whore by Castro
153 Tne five Sences very fine by Spykerman
153 a Turkey Merchant by Van Hook
155 a large piece of Susanna and the Elders, by Mocenigo
156 a large pc of Flowers, Plate, and Dogs, in a Gold frame
157 a Landskip with Nymphs by De Keyser
158 a Chymist, an Original painted by a very great Master
159 a Sea prospect, represent a fresh gale of Wind, by Mooy
160 a Moon-shine curiously drawn, by the same master
161 a plece of Still-life, by Van Balen
162 Apollo and Mercius, by an Italian
163 Maurice Prince of Orange, by Soutman
164 a Landskip by Bott
165 a Womans Head by Rembrant
166 a Landskip with Cattel by Zuringa
167 a Landskip by Lenard
168 another by the same master
169 St. Peters Head by an Italian
170 a Lady and her Gentlcwoman by Meevens
171 a Fruit-piece by Bogdan
172 an Italian pc of Death tread. among the Heads of Princes
173 a Turkey Carpet and Fowl, by Mars
174 an Italian Landskip with Rocks well painted
175 a Landsk. with a Ruin & Fig. by that gr. mr. Rombouts
176 a large Landskip with Figures, by Verhaghen
177 Ships at Sea in a fresh gale of Wind, by Mooy
178 a curious Sea-calm by the same master
179 a large Landskip with Cattel, finely paint. by Enghel
180 a Head by Anthony Moor
181 The Voluptuous Age by Breughel
182 The Transfiguration of Christ, by Sonoys
183 a prospect of Arnem by a great master
184 a Winter-piece very fine by De Stumme
185 Our Saviour by Zucro
186 The Lord Dundee, by Greenhill
187 a very fine Italian Landskip on Copper
188 a piece of Apricocks by Bogdan
189 a Winter-piece by Bovaert
190 a Crucifix on Copper by Old Frank
191 a Landskip with Figures and Cattel, by De Heude
192 a Landskip with a River and Figures, by Giov. Valesio
193 a Storm, with a curious prospect of a Town, by Mooy
194 a large pc of the wise men offer. to our Saviour, finely painted by a great master
195 The Angels appearing to the Shepherds, an Original
196 The prospect of Elizabeth Castle in Guernsey, by Knyfe
197 a Landskip with a Country Fair, by Heermans
198 another piece of Pleasure Boats, by the same master
[Page 5]199 The Holy Family by Willeboords
200 Christs Grave by Colinus
201 a fine Italian Landskip on Copper
202 a Landskip by Mela
203 a curious Landskip by Molino
204 a large Original Landskip and Fig. by Wyck
205 a large Landskip by the same, Figures by Wyck
206 another by the same master, curiously painted
207 a Battel-piece by Moulneo
208 a Landskip with a Wind-mill, by Goyer
209 David by Rubens
210 a Landskip by Holbein
211 a Prospect of London by old Knyfe
212 a Shepherd and Shepherdess, by Le Brun
213 a large pc. with Soldiers incampt well done
214 a Conversation piece by a Dutch master
215 a Sea calm with Ships, Yatchs, and other Vessels, with the prospect of Amsterdam
216 a Country Wedding by a Dutch master
217 a Sea calm with a prospect of Greenland by Mooy
218 A piece of Boors singing an original
219 a Landskip by Du Boys
220 a Woman-reading by Rembrant
221 A large Sea prospect curiously drawn in black and white by Pompe
222 a Woman with a Salmon by Schalka
223 a Laughing Boy by Frans Hales
224 A curious Stag hunting by Hondius
225 Jupiter and Pomona curiously painted by that admired mast. Peter V. Werf
226 a curious Landskip of a view upon the Rhine, with Fig. by that gr. mast. Saftleven
227 a large and cur. Sea-pc, with a view of the East-India Dock at Amsterd. by Pompe
228 a Landskip with Sheep, by that incomparable master Verdoes
229 a Landskip by Hondius
230 a Fruit-piece by Van Schoten
231 a Landskip with Deer and Goats, by Savory
232 The Kings Landing in Holland, by Mooy
233 The Lady Digby by Remee
234 a large pc of Still-life, curiously paint. by Vander Meer
235 a Drunken Woman by Meneus
236 a Sea-Triumph, an Original curiously painted
227 a curious Landskip with Ruines, by Griffiere
238 a Winter-piece well painted
239 a Landskip with Naked Figures
240 Madam Philips the Poetress finely painted
241 a Landskip by Van Goyen
242 a Landskip by Verstrada
243 Christs Birth by Van Hoeck
244 a Landskip by Molinos
245 St. Johns Head by Rubens
246 Ruines by Vergozoone
247 a large piece of Thistles, with a Birds Nest, Birds, and Butter-flies, curiously painted by that incomparable master Vrowman
[Page 4]248 a large piece of a Garrison marching out, by Wyck
249 a Head curiously painted by Rynbrandt
250 a fruit-piece by Boulenger
251 Balaams Ass by Vinckeboon
252 a Sea-piece by old Knyfe
253 a Musical Lady extraordinary fine, by Van Vere
254 Wine and Oysters, in a fine frame, by Rousden
255 a piece of Horses touch'd by Wyck
256 a Landskip with Venus & Adonis, cur. paint. by Velamena
257 a small Landskip with many figures, finely painted
258 a curious Sea-pieee with Ships and Yatchts by Pompe
259 a Sun-set finely painted by Wyck
260 a piece of Fish
261 a Winter-piece by Wagener
262 a Landskip by Rombouts
263 Prince William of Friesland
264 a shepherds Head by Blomaert
265 a curious prospect by De Lorme
266 a curious Landskip by Viteringa
267 another smaller curiously painted by the same master
268 Apollo and Daphne by De Bury
269 a Landskip with the Sea at a distance, by Giovanni Talesio
270 a Madona and Mary Magdalen, both on Copper
271 Two Fryers Heads by Le Peeper
272 another by the same master
273 a piece representing Hell
274 a Landskip with a fountain, by Wagener
275 a neat Landskip by the same master
276 a piece representing Purgatory
277 a fruit-piece by Vander Meer
278 a Landskip by De Haie
279 a Landskip by Lenard
280 another by the same master
281 a fire-piece well painted
282 a Landskip with Mary Magdalen by a good hand
283 a Sea storm curiously painted by a great master
284 a Moon-shine by Van Diest
285 a small Landskip with Cattel, by a Dutch master
286 a curious Landskip fit for a Chimney, by Van Hack
287 a large Sea-piece, with the Kings landing at Yarmouth, by Mooy
288 Two pieces of Dogs very fine
289 an Oxe head by the same master
290 a piece of Still-life, an Original, finely painted
291 a piece of Crabs curiously painted by Bogdan
292 a Landskip with figures, by Rens
293 anotner by the same master
294 a curious Battel-piece, by Wyck
295 a Snow-piece finely painted
296 a Landskip pai2ted by a good master
297 a Landskip euriously painted by Lenard
298 another by the same master
299 a Landskip by Kaipberghen
300 The Adoration, on Copper, by young Frank
301 a Boys Head by Holbien
302 a large Sea-piece, with a view of the Yatcht, & the K.'s landing in Hol. by Mooy
303 King Williams Mother, by Honyman
304 an extraordinary flower-piece by Seignior Baptist
305 a large Sea-piece curiously drawn in black and white, by Mooy
306 Mr. Clargis the principal contriver of the happy Restauration, an Original
307 a small piece of fruit on Copper, finely painted
308 Venus and Cupid on Copper, curiously painted
309 a Sea-piece well painted
310 a large and curious inside prospect of a Church in Flanders, with figures, by that great mastea De Lorme.

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