A collection of prints and paintings, by the best masters; with several volumes of Ogilby's Atlas. Will be sold by auction on Friday the 5th of this instant July, 1689. at Tom's Coffee-House, in Pope's-Head-Alley, over against the Royal-Exchange, Cornhill The sale beginning precisely at four of the clock in the afternoon. Catalogues of which are distributed by Mr. Gilliflower, in Westminster-Hall: Mr. Nott in the Pall-Mall: Mr. Bently in Russel-street, Covent-Garden: Mr. Wilkinson in Fleet-street: Mr. Miller in St. Paul's Church-yard: and Mr. Crouch over against the Royal-Exchange, in Cornhill, booksellers. The conditions of sale as usual, and the time of paying and fetching away the lots so bought, to be within three days after it at the said place.

1689

A COLLECTION OF Prints and Paintings, By the Best MASTERS; With several Volumes of Ogilby's Atlas.

Will be Sold by AUCTION on Friday the 5th of this instant July, 1689. at Tom's Coffee-House, in Pope's-Head-Alley, over against the Royal-Exchange, Cornhill.

The Sale beginning precisely at Four of the Clock in the Afternoon.

Catalogues of which are distributed by Mr. Gilliflower, in Westminster-Hall: Mr. Nott in the Pall-Mall: Mr. Bently in Russel-street, Covent-Garden: Mr. Wilkinson in Fleet-street: Mr. Miller in St. Paul's Church-yard: And Mr. Crouch over against the Royal-Exchange, in Cornhill, Booksellers.

[...]he Conditions of Sale as usual, and the time of paying and fetching away the Lots so bought, to be within Three days after it at the said place.

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PRINTS, &c.

1 THe Twelve Apostles in a book, by Martin de Vos
2 Two Prints of Rubens, one of his own graving, and the other by Pontius
3 Three Prints after Poussin, Bourdon and Rembrant
4 Four Prints after Tempest, Raphael, Vandyck and Andriani
5 Three Prints after Wouwerman
6 Three Prints after Van Dyck, and others
7 Four Prints after Guido Palma and Bassan
8 Four Prints after Berghem
9 Five Prints after Elsamer, Martin de Vos, and others
10 A neat Drawing of a Shepherd
11 Six Prints of Callot and Erthinger
12 Three of Chasteau, and others
13 Two of Virgin Mary and a Frier
14 Two large Prints.—A Fiddler large
15 A Sancta Maria Major.—A large Crucifix
16 A very large Ecce Homo.— A Christ
17 A Madona.— A last Supper
18 Our Saviour appearing to Mary after the Resurrection
19 Piece of our Saviours bringing before Pilate
20 Our Saviour and the Pharisees
21 St. Symeon.— A Crucifix
22 St. John Baptizing our Saviour in the Wilderness
23 The Marriage of Canaan in Gallilee
24 The last Supper.— A piece of Purgatory
25 A very large Crucifix
26 Another with the Crowning of our Saviour with Thorns
27 The Salutation of the Blessed Virgin
28 The Nativity of our Saviour
29 A Book of Sadlers Hermites and Hermitesses, in about 200 Plates

PAINTINGS.

1 A Piece of Flowers
2 An other Piece of Flowers
3 A small Flower-pot
4 A Piece with Birds, and a Hare
5 A Head looking up
6 An Old Man's Head
7 A small Piece with Bread, Wine and Lemons
8 A small Landskip
9 A Piece with a Pheasant and Fruit
10 A Head by Wright
11 A Head of Souse
12 A Still-life after Roostraten
13 Venus and Cupid after Caralt
14 A Story of Za [...]us
15 A small Water-fall
16 Our Saviour in the Garden
17 Nicodemus and Christ, by a Dutch Master
18 A Sun-rising, a Landskip
19 A Landskip with a Castle
20 Three Kings, K. C. I. C. II. and K. James II.
[Page]22 A Fiddler after Browert
23 A Frost-piece, by a Dutch Master
24 History of Crassus, after Poussine
25 A Fire-piece of Troy, by an Italian Master
26 A Droll.— A small Landskip
27 A Fire-piece.—Story of Armedia, after Van Dyck
28 A Roman Story, by a Dutch Master
29 A small Landskip.— A Flower-pot
30 Lucret after Titian
31 The Woman of Samaria
32 A Landskip, 5 foot long, and 3 deep
33 A Roman Charity
34 A Roman History
35 Titian's Mistriss after Titian
36 Half length of St. John
37 A large Flower-piece
38 A King Charles II. after Lilly
39 Queen Katherine
40 Half length of the Lady Nowell
41 K. Charles I. after Van Dyck
42 Queen Mother
43 A naked Venus
44 Mary Magdalen after Titian
45 A Head of Queen Mary
46 A St. Katherine
47 A Head of Queen Mother, after Van Dyck
48 A Head of King Charles I. after the same
49 A Piece of Still-life, with a Pomegranate, and Silver Cup, by De Heem of Antwerp
50 A Glorious Piece of Flowers, by G. Verbrughen
51 A Piece fit for a Chimney of Judith and Olifernes, by a Dutch Master
52 A large Piece of Fish, by the most famous Master in that way of Painting
53 A King William after Wissen, by a Dutch Man
54 A Head by Long Jean.— A Piper
55 An Old Womans Head
56 A Spanish Conversation of Van Hock
57 A Schetch of the Judgment of Paris
58 A Bachanal.— An Womans Head finely Painted
59 A Piece of two Boys Heads
60 A Ceiling Piece of Jordaens
61 A Peice of Fowle.— An Womans Head
62 A Small Landskip
63 A Fine Piece of Linnen by Taxis
64 A Fine Landskip
65 An Old Mans Head Curiously Painted
66 A Piece of Fruit Curiously Painted, by de Heem on Copper
67 A Battle Finely Painted by Meulner
68 A Piece of Flea-Catching Curiously Painted by Brower
69 A fine Landskip by Van Uden
70 A Head delicately painted by Tiisens
71 A Bawdy-House finely painted, by Vander Lanen
72 A Garland of Flowers, by Theod. Anebanck
73 An Head of an Old Man
74 An Old Womans Head
[Page]75 A fine Landskip by Netts.— A Dutch Kitchin by Ostade
76 A Virgin Mary and a Frier, finely done by Van Bowlen
77 An Head of a Woman.— A Knife-grinder, by David Teniers
78 A piece of Lucretia, by Schutt
79 Christ taken from the Cross, by John Bapt. Hergoost, delicately done
80 The twelve Sybils well painted
81 A Flower-piece, curiously painted, of Brughell of Brussels
82 A piece of the Fox and Crow, finely done by De Vos
83 A piece of St. Lawrence finely painted.— A Dutch Womans Head
84 An Italian piece of Shell-fish: — An Old Womans Head
85 An Old Mans Head:— A piece of Europa
86 A Madona on Copper, curiously Painted.— An Old Mans Head
87 A Diana, finely painted on Copper, by Franck
88 A Battel of Stevensons Painting.— A Peice Curiously Painted by a good Hand
89 Another by the same.— An Europa
90 Christ the Virgin Mary, St. John and Elizabeth
91 Virgin Mary and our Saviour.—The Woman giving her Father Suck in Prison
92 Aencas carrying his Father out of the Fire of Troy.—Mary Magdalen
93 A Landskip.— Pyramus and Thisbe
94 St: John the Baptist Beheaded. — An Old Mans Head well Painted
95 A Turks Head Finely Painted.— St. Jerome Ditto
96 A Frier Smoaking well painted.— Another by the same Hand
97 Three Friers a Singing, finely painted.— A Dutch Droll by the same Hand
98 An Old Fisher-Man Smoaking, Ditto
99 Another Head by the same Hand Finely painted.—One Head of Haemskirk
100 —Another by the same Hand
101 A Leopard.— A Piece of two Lyons
102 A large Landskip, 5 foot long, 3 foot & half broad
103 A Piece of Oliver Cromwell
104 A Lyon and Dogs
105 The two Philosophers, Heraclitus and Democritus
106 A Piece of Bare-baiting
107 A Piece of Swans and a Parrot
108 A Piece of Bull-baiting
109 A Dog after Lasulere
110 A Piece of Prospective
111 A Dog and piece of Beef
112 A Monky-piece
113 Roman Story after Jordaens
114 A Fiddler after Roostraten
115 A Droll
116 Three Sketches, by a good Hand
117 Sampson and Dalilah finely Painted
118 A Storm rarely Painted by A. Antonissin
119 A neat Flower-piece, by J. D. Uries
120 A Landskip neatly Painted, by F. M.
121 A Battel curiously Painted, by an Italian Hand
122 A Sketch, by Annib. Carratz
123 And Old Mans Head finely Painted
124 Our Saviour in the Wilderness, Painted on Copper
125 A Bird with three Medlers, neatly Painted
126 Half length Man of Sir Peter Lilly.— Woman, Ditto
127 Ogilbys Hist. of Africa, 2 Vol. of China, Japan, Illustrated with Cutts, 4 Vol. Folio

FINIS.

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