A COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS By the best Masters. Will be Sold by Auction, on Wednesday the 6th. of Novemb. 1689. At the OƲTROPERS-OFFICE in the West-End of the Royal Exchange.

The Sale will begin at Three Afternoon precisely.

Catalogues of which may be had at the said Office, Mr. Gilliflowers in Westminster-hall, the Royal Coffee-house near White-Hall, Mr. Nott's in the Pall Mall, Mr. Wotton's near the Temple, Mr. Sare's within Grays-Inn-Gate in Holbourn; and at Mr. Bennets in St. Pauls Church-yard.

The Conditions of Sale as usual, and the Time of Paying and Fetching away the Lots so bought, to be within Three dayes after at the said place, and paying Poterage.

A COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS

  • No. 1 Two men a smoaking.
  • No. 2 Susana and Elders.
  • No. 3 Heroclitus and Democritus gold frame by Hemskirk
  • No. 4 King Charles the first after Van Dyke.
  • No. 5 A Droll of Hemskirk in a gold Ovall frame.
  • No. 6 A Sea piece by Vandervelt.
  • No. 7 A Landskip upon Copper by a Dutch Master.
  • No. 8 A small head of the Empress by Purbus.
  • No. 9 A piece after Van Cable.
  • No. 10 An old man.
  • No. 11 A noble man's by the Life an Original
  • No. 12 Queen Katherine after Houseman.
  • No. 13 A small head by Purbus.
  • No. 14 Two men playing at Cards by Hemskirk.
  • No. 15 a Church an Original with a Clock that goes
  • No. 16 A Landskip by a Dutch Master
  • No. 17 A noble Woman by the Life.
  • No. 18 The Creation.
  • No. 19 Sea storm.
  • No. 20 A Landskip upon a Copper plate an Original.
  • No. 21 Venus, Cupid and other figures by van Hocke.
  • No. 22 Jacob and Laban.
  • [Page 2]No. 23 King William and Queen Mary after Wishingwell.
  • No. 24 a Sea piece Orginal by Bonaventuro.
  • No. 25 Shearness by Vandervelden.
  • No. 26 John Baptising in the VVilderness.
  • No. 27 a piece of Swans &c.
  • No. 28 an Oxe's Head by a disciple of Rubens
  • No. 29 dogs hunting a duck by a Dutch Master.
  • No. 30 a Drinking piece.
  • No. 31 Our Saviour taking down from the Cross.
  • No. 32 a Landskip by a Dutch Master.
  • No. 33 Lucretia very fine.
  • No. 34 The Samaritan VVoman
  • No. 35 a Landskip with Elisha the Prophet.
  • No. 36 Our Saviour's VVhiping out the Temple by Clausence.
  • No. 37 Queen Elizabeth by Anthony Morus.
  • No. 38 a Hunting the Hare.
  • No. 39 Oysters and wine by Roufstraeten.
  • No. 40 a Sea piece, after Bonaventuro.
  • No. 41 Dr. Faustus.
  • No. 42 Sampson and Dalila.
  • No. 43 A Hunting.
  • No. 44 A Violin, &c. by Roufstraeten.
  • No. 45 A fine Banquet original van Hock.
  • No. 46 A Landskip with Cows, &c.
  • No. 47 Venus and Cupid.
  • No. 48 Mercury an original of young Sagars.
  • No. 49 A Battle.
  • No. 50 The burning St. Laurence (a Sketch)
  • No. 51 A fine Fish piece an original of Clausence.
  • No. 52 St. Paul and Silas in prison by van Host.
  • No. 53 A very fine Head by the Life.
  • No. 54 Our Saviour asleep and Angels.
  • No. 55 King Charles the 2d. a small whole length.
  • No. 56 A piece of Cookery.
  • No. 57 The Judgment of Paris.
  • No. 58 A Blackamore with Flowers.
  • No. 59 A Clowns Head by a disciple of Rubens.
  • No. 60 A Landskip an original by Casteel.
  • No. 61 A Landskip with two men a fishing.
  • No. 62 A Senators head by Francis Flores.
  • No. 63 A Landskip the Italian way.
  • No. 64 A piece of Covent Garden.
  • No. 65 A piece Parcimides.
  • No. 66 A Partridge.
  • No. 67 A Woman's head by the Life.
  • No. 68 A large fruit piece
  • No. 69 A small piece with Horsemen.
  • [Page 3]No. 70 Our Saviour and the Virgin.
  • No. 71 A Hunting, by John Brughel.
  • No. 72 A piece of Ruins, Original.
  • No. 73 An Old Womans Head after Rubens.
  • No. 74 A small Landskip
  • No. 75 A Musick piece.
  • No. 76 St. Sebastian in an Oval Frame.
  • No. 77 Diana by an Italian Master.
  • No. 78 A Flower-piece
  • No. 79 Dover by Vandervelt.
  • No. 80 A Landskip with a Ruine.
  • No. 81 A Black and White Head, by Vandyke.
  • No. 82 The History of Dido, &c. very fine.
  • No. 83 A devout Woman.
  • No. 84 A Sketch, by Rubens.
  • No. 85 A Landskip by Lauten.
  • No. 86 A Moon-light with Gypsies, by Brughell.
  • No. 87 Vulcan and Venus.
  • No. 88 A Scull and Fiddle by Vanhatton.
  • No. 89 A Tankard and a Lemmon.
  • No. 90 The Dutchess of Cleveland.
  • No. 91 A piece of Musick by Hemskirk; gold Frame.
  • No. 92 A Burgermaster of Bruxels, by Vandyke.
  • No. 93 A Flute, by Roufstraeten.
  • No. 94 A Ship-piece, an Original upon Copper.
  • No. 95 A Landskip with Figures, by Paulenbergh.
  • No. 96 A Dutch Droll.
  • No. 97 Our Saviour on the Cross.
  • No. 98 A naked Woman.
  • No. 99 A Sketch of Rubins.
  • No. 100 A Cieling piece of Vario.
  • No. 101 A Droll, by Mostard.
  • No. 102 Our Saviour on the Cross.
  • No. 103 A black Woman with Fruit.
  • No. 104 A Satyr with a Woman by Vario.
  • No. 105 A piece of Vanity, by Vanhatton.
  • No. 106 A Landskip in a black Frame.
  • No. 107 A piece with 2 Heads, by Tyson.
  • No. 108 St. John's Head by Vandyke.
  • No. 109 A Man lighting a Candle.
  • No. 110 A Landskip in a gold Frame.
  • No. 111 Judith and Holofernus by an Italian Master.
  • No. 112 The Dutchess of York, by a good hand.
  • No. 113 A Man with a Gun.
  • No. 114 A small piece of Fruit.
  • No. 115 St. Catharine by an Italian Master.
  • No. 116 St. Catharine by Olbeen.
  • No. 117 A Flower piece.
  • No. 118 A Bowling-green.
  • [Page 4]No. 119 A Church an Orig of a Dutch Master (gold frame)
  • No. 120 A Roman Statue
  • No. 121 A Landskip by Wildens.
  • No. 122 A still Life by a good hand.
  • No. 123 A Woman suckling her Father.
  • No. 124 A Paintress.
  • No. 125 A Cravat in a gilt Frame.
  • No. 126 A Fool by Francis Florus.
  • No. 127 A Man a smoaking, by Hemskirk (gold Frame)
  • No. 128 The Angel appearing to the Shepherds.
  • No. 129 A Landskip by a Dutch hand
  • No. 130 St. John Baptizing our Saviour.
  • No. 131 A Sketch of St. Sebastian.
  • No. 132 A Philosopher, by John Bockhorst.
  • No. 133 A Vanity curiously painted.
  • No. 134 Q. Dowager after Houseman.
  • No. 135 An Original piece of Fowl on Copper-plate.
  • No. 136 A Barrel of Oysters.
  • No. 137 A Sketch of Mercury and Argus by Rubens.
  • No. 138 A Head by Mole.
  • No. 139 The Virgin Mary and our Saviour.
  • No. 140 A Maidens Picture.
  • No. 141 A Flower-pot original of young Verelst.
  • No. 142 A Man easing Nature.
  • No. 143 A piece of Fruit with 2 Birds
  • No. 144 A Head, by an Italian Master.
  • No. 145 An Original Drawing, by Jordans.
  • No. 146 A small Fruit piece.
  • No. 147 Ceres and Pomanian.
  • No. 148 A Fruit piece Original, by Wildbeck.
  • No. 149 A Surgeon drawing a Tooth, by Hemskirk (gold Frame)
  • No. 150 A Womans Picture
  • No. 151 A Head, by Meas
  • No. 152 Abraham entertaining the Angels.
  • No. 153 Eight pieces (the 5 Senses and 3 odd ones)
  • No. 154 A Droll by Oscadah.
  • No. 155 A small piece of Wick
  • No. 156 Dogs eating the Flesh of Jezabel.
  • No. 157 A Feast of the Gods.
  • No. 158 Our Saviour on the Cross.
  • No. 159 A Noble Venetian.
  • No. 160 An Original Fruit-piece, by Lust
  • No. 161 A Head by Walker.
  • No. 162 King James the First.
  • No. 163 A prospect by a Dutch Master.
  • No. 164 A Pidgeon hanging by the Heels
  • No. 165 A VVoman with Flowers.
  • No. 166 A Feast-piece.
  • No. 167 A Frost-piece.
  • [Page 5]No. 168 A piece of Fowle by Van harp.
  • No. 169 A fine Landskip.
  • No. 170 An Original Vanity.
  • No. 171 A Landskip Venus and Adonis.
  • No. 172 King William the third.
  • No. 173 A noble man to the Life.
  • No. 174 A Blackamores head.
  • No. 175 A Flower piece
  • No. 176 a Festyne of fruit.
  • No. 177 a Landskip.
  • No. 178 a head after the Life
  • No. 179 a Sketch by Skut.
  • No. 180 David triumphing by Castul.
  • No. 188 a Fools head.
  • No. 182 a Droll.
  • No. 183 King James the second.
  • No. 184 Joseph, Mary and our Saviour by Fireland.
  • No. 185 a Head by Aldegraver.
  • No. 186 a Festyne of Flowers.
  • No. 187 an Original of Terriboot by the Life (the design Rubens) very fine.
  • No. 188 The burning of Sodom.
  • No. 189 a Woman Naked.
  • No. 190 a Monkey, &c. Original of Bole.
  • No. 191 Two small Sea pieces guilt frames.
  • No. 192 Cromwel Protector.
  • No. 193 a Droll by Hemskirk.
  • No. 194 Lot and his two Daughters.
  • No. 195 Joseph and Mary Original of Floket.
  • No. 196 Jane Shore.
  • No. 197 a Landskip in Copper an Original
  • No. 198 a man a sleep Original of Hemskirk (gold frame)
  • No. 199 The Duke of Buckingham.
  • No. 200 a Hermit by a good hand.
  • No. 201 a Phylosopher.
  • No. 202 a Sybile
  • No. 203 a piece of Ruines Original of Griffers
  • No. 204 Two pcs of Flowers.
  • No. 205 St. Mary Magdalen by Fisher.
  • No. 206 Herods Cruelty.
  • No. 207 a very fine sea piece
  • No. 208 a Countess by the Life.
  • No. 209 King William.
  • No. 210 a Parot by Fyet.
  • No. 211 a Landskip by a Dutch Master
  • No. 212 a Boy with a horse.
  • No. 213 a Landskip by Bottes.
  • No. 214 a Head.
  • [Page 6]No. 215 Joseph and the Virgin Mary.
  • No. 216 a Sea piece
  • No. 217 a piece by Hemskirk in a Gold frame.
  • No. 218 St. Luke the painter.
  • No. 219 Galen the Physician.
  • No. 220 Two Sheep on Copper an Original.
  • No. 221 Six pieces Prospects, &c.
  • No. 222 The Angels appearing to the shepherds.
  • No. 223 a piper and drummer by Hemskirk.
  • No. 224 Seneca's head supposed by Vandyke.
  • No. 225 Our Saviour on the Cross in a black frame.
  • No. 226 a duck in gold Oval frame very fine.
  • No. 227 King Charles the Second.
  • No. 228 a mans head by Greenhil in a gold Frame.
  • No. 229 a Sea Fight.
  • No. 230 an Original Vanity in a gold Frame.
  • No. 231 Cleopatra.
  • No. 232 a Man and a Woman with a Parot.
  • No. 233 a VVoman and Children by Hemskirk.
  • No. 234 a Landskip.
  • No. 235 a man with a Gun an Original on Copper.
  • No. 236 a quarter of Mutton.
  • No. 237 a Landskip.
  • No. 238 a Vanity.
  • No. 239 an Angel appearing to the shepherds.
  • No. 240 a four leaved skr [...]
  • No. 241 Sir William Dunvil.
  • No. 242 a Fruit piece.
  • No. 243 Two Emperors and two Empresses.
  • No. 244 Our Saviour disputing with the Doctors.
  • No. 245 a Ship pc by Vandervelden.
  • No. 246 a narrow Landskip.
  • No. 247 Mercurius and Venus after Possyne.
  • No. 248 Two Landskips.
  • No. 249 a Church an Original in a gold Frame.
  • No. 250 a Battle.
  • No. 251 a Ship piece by Vandervelden.
  • No. 252 a Gentleman a Hunting.
  • No. 253 a little Landskip by Coningsby.
  • No. 254 an Original piece of Birds by Bole.
  • No. 255 a Landskip by Colora.
  • No. 256 Adam and Eve by a Dutch Master.
  • No. 257 a man on horse back an Original by Van Dow.
  • No. 258 a woman's head by Van Dyke.
  • No. 259 a Landskip Original of Romer Roon.
  • No. 260 an Italian Landskip.
  • No. 261 Our saviour and the woman of Samaria.
  • No. 262 a Flute, Ink-bottle and Horn.
  • [Page 7]No. 263 a Landskip with small figures.
  • No. 264 a Lobster by a dutch Master very fine.
  • No. 265 Our Saviour with his Cross.
  • No. 266 A piece of Soldiers supposed Woerman's.
  • No. 267 A small Landskip by Teniers.
  • No. 268 A head by Jordanus.
  • No. 269 A Fish piece by a good Master.
  • No. 270 An Original Lanskip the Italian way by John Peters.
  • No. 271 The Queen of Sweedland.
  • No. 272 An Original Landskip.
  • No. 273 A young Lady with a Ruff.
  • No. 274 A man and woman smoaking, an Original
  • No. 275 Twelve Roman Caesars.
  • No. 276 Isaac and Rebeccah, Original of Casteels.
  • No. 277 A Monkey.
  • No. 278 A small Landskip on Copper by a good Master
  • No. 279 A Ceiling piece of Vario.
  • No. 280 2 pcs an Orange and house of Entertainment.
  • No. 281 3 Smoaking of Tobacco by Hemskirke.
  • No. 282 The 7 Sciences in 7 pcs by Francis Flora, which were formerly Sir James Norfolks.
  • No. 283 An original of David Teniers.
  • No. 284 Lord Whitlock Embassador to Sweedland.
  • No. 285 Lucretia on Wood an original.
  • No. 286 A gold Cabinet and Necklace by van Hatton.
  • No. 287 Queen Anne, K. Jame's first Consort.
  • No. 288 King William.
  • No. 289 An original Sea Haven.
  • No. 290 The present Queen Mary.
  • No. 291 A night piece by van Hatton.
  • No. 292 An old Man's Head.
  • No. 293 Susanna and the two Elders.
  • No. 294 A Woman and a boy with Herbs and Roots.
  • No. 295 A boy to the Life.
  • No. 296 King James by Sir Peter Lilly.
  • No. 297 A Head by Ruben.
  • No. 298 A VVoman with Flowers by Vario.
  • No. 299 A woman with a golden Vessel.
  • No. 300 An Armory.
  • No. 301 A Countrey walk.
  • No. 302 a Countrey dinner by Peter Broughell.
  • No. 303 a little piece by Lendens.
  • No. 304 Signs turned into a Swan by Vario.
  • No. 305 Beasts after van Berghen.
  • No. 306 A small Head by Sir Peter Lilly.
  • No. 307 Lott with the Angels.
  • No. 308 An Oxes Head.
  • No. 309 A Satyr and a VVoman in a Gold Frame.
  • No. 310 A still Life.
  • [Page 8]No. 311 A little piece by Ostada.
  • No. 312 A Landskip.
  • No. 313 A plate of Sweetmeats and a Parrot by Van Hatton,
  • No. 314 A Landskip.
  • No. 315 Two four leav'd Indian Skreens.
  • No. 316 A very good Ruine.
  • No. 317 A Man smoaking by Brower.
  • No. 318 A gold VVatch and silver Figure by van Hatton.
  • No. 319 The Princess Royal, prince of Wales, and Duke of York, after van Dyke.
  • No. 320 Tarquin and Lucretia by Champain.
  • No. 321 A VVoman with an Egg.
  • No. 322 Five Landskips.
  • No. 323 A six leav'd Indian skreen.
  • No. 324 A Sea piece.
  • No. 325 Aurora and Cephalus.
  • No. 326 A Head by Sagars.
  • No. 327 A Festyne of Fruit and Flowers.
  • No. 328 An old Head.
  • No. 329 A Collation by Rotiers.
  • No. 330 Joseph, Mary, and our Saviour.
  • No. 331 A Landskip neatly painted.
  • No. 332 An outlandish General by Michael Mircwell.
  • No. 333 A Flower-pot.
  • No. 334 An Agate Cup and Gold server by van Hatton.
  • No. 335 A Battle.
  • No. 336 Two four leav'd Indian Skreens.
  • No. 337 Cleopatra after Carrutts.
  • No. 338 A plate with a Corral by van Hatton.
  • No. 339 A sea piece of poetry by Harvy Bless.
  • No. 340 Dr. Morley Bishop of Winchester after Lilly.
  • No. 341 K. William finely Copied after Wishwing.
  • No. 342 a six-leaved Indian skreen
  • No. 343 2 pcs of Dutch Boares.
  • No. 344 a balad singer by Hemskirk.
  • No. 345 Cupid.
  • No. 346 3 pcs viz. a small Landskip and 2 others.
  • No. 347 Oysters in an Ebony frame.
  • No. 348 The Duke of Glocester.
  • No. 349 A Frost.
  • No. 350 The Virgin Mary and Babe by a good hand.
  • No. 351 a Carpet by a Dutch Master.
  • No. 352 a Fruit piece.
  • No. 353 Daniel in the Lyons Den.
  • No. 354 a man a piping by Crossbelt.
  • No. 355 a Madona and Landskip.
  • No. 356 The head of Bacchus.
  • No. 357 a piece of Hemskirk.
  • No. 358 2 small Closet pieces.
  • [Page 9]No. 359 A little Landskip after Barkham.
  • No. 360 a dish with Peaches and a Bottle of Wine.
  • No. 361 The History of Tobias and the Angel.
  • No. 362 a Landskip and figures by Van Brugh.
  • No. 363 a little Battle by van Hock.
  • No. 364 St Sebastian with a Madona in the Clouds after Titian.
  • No. 365 an old mans head.
  • No. 366 Old Sir Hugh Middleton.
  • No. 367 a still Life by Ralph Straston.
  • No. 368 a Deer hunted.
  • No. 369 Cupid and Venus after an Italian Master.
  • No. 370 a Landskip.
  • No. 371 2 boys and a dog.
  • No. 372 a Horseman and other figures by Snayers.
  • No. 373 a droll by Hemskirk.
  • No. 374 a small Fruit piece.
  • No. 375 a shepherd and shepherdess by Sagars.
  • No. 376 a Landskip with Cattle an original.
  • No. 377 3 pieces Ships, &c.
  • No. 378 a Prospect of Westminster.
  • No. 379 Cleopatra.
  • No. 380 a pretty large Fruit piece.
  • No. 381 King William and Queen Mary.
  • No. 382 an old mans head.

A small Parcel of Valuable Books will be disposed in the Close of this Auction, a particular Cata­logue whereof may be seen at the Places aforesaid.

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