An extraordinary collection of original pictures will be sold by auction, at the Three-Tun Tavern in Witch-street, behind St. Clement's Church; on Monday the ninth of this instant November, 1691. and the two following days The sale will begin at three each afternoon. The pictures are ready to be view'd, and the catalogues to be delivered to all gentlemen, &c. please to repair to the place of sale.

An extraordinary collection of original pictures will be sold by auction, at the Three-Tun Tavern in Witch-street, behind St. Clement's Church; on Monday the ninth of this instant November, 1691. and the two following days The sale will begin at three each afternoon. The pictures are ready to be view'd, and the catalogues to be delivered to all gentlemen, &c. please to repair to the place of sale.

Table of contents

Title page

The CONDITIONS of Sale.

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An Extraordinary COLLECTION Of ORIGINAL PICTURES Will be SOLD by AUCTION,

At the Three-Tun Tavern in Witch-street, behind St. Clement's Church; on Monday, the Ninth of this instant November, 1691. and the Two following Days.

The SALE will begin at Three each Afternoon.

The PICTURES are ready to be View'd, and CATALOGUES to be Delivered to all Gentlemen, &c. please to repair to the Place of SALE.

The CONDITIONS of Sale.

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THE highest Bidder is to be deemed the Buyer.

The Buyers are to give in their Names and Place [...] of Abode, and to pay a Third part of the Value, if desired, or to be put up again.

But if any two or more shall claim any Lott, then the Said Lott to be Exposed to Sale again.

The Buyer is to pay for and take away what Pictures, &c. shall be bought, within Three Days after the Sale.

No Person to bid less than Six Pence at a Time.

And for the satisfaction of the Company present, it is engaged, That no Proprietors of any Paintings, &c. shall bid for their own Goods.

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1 A small Landskip.

2 A small Fruit-piece.

3 A Droll of Smoakers.

4 A Droll of Card-Players.

5 A Dutch Breakfast.

6 A Dutch Mustard Seller.

7 A Landskip.

8 Another ditto.

9 A small Landskip, by Edema.

10 A Landskip, by Weisenbeck.

11 A small Piece of Apricocks.

12 A Landskip, by Weisenbeck.

13 A Piece of a Horse and a Dog.

14 A Piece of Birds, by Van Young.

15 A Pandora, on Copper.

16 A Landskip, by Weisenbeck.

17 A Head of Ostade.

18 An Old Man's Head.

19 Venus and Cupid, on Copper.

20 The Orvietan Mountebank.

21 A Piece of Birds, by Van Young.

22 The Offering of the three Kings, by Sibella.

23 A Large Magdalen, by Snoop.

24 A small Fruit-piece.

25 A Head, of Goltius.

26 A Landskip, of John Peters.

27 Venus chiding Cupid, on Copper.

28 A Parrot, in Limning.

29 The Story of Argus, by an Italian.

30 A Sea-Storm, by Bonaventure Peters.

31 A Fruit-piece, of Verelst.

32 A Piece of Leopards, by Van Ball.

33 A Picture of Still-Life, by Van Heida.

34 A Prospect of Greenwich, by Salemaker.

35 An Old Man's Head, by Dolche.

36 A Bunch of Apricocks, on Copper.

37 A Sea-piece, by a Dutch Master.

38 A Child's Head, by Miravelt.

39 A Cleopatra, by an Italian.

40 A Hunting, by Peter Lowe.

41 A Country Wedding, by Brower.

42 A Philosopher's Head, by Rembrant.

43 A History-piece, by Jordons.

44 A Winter-piece, of Edema.

[Page]45 A Landskip of Van Goier.

46 An Ecce Homo, by Regars.

47 A Night-piece, by Larue.

48 A Battel-piece, by Brayne.

49 Two Children playing, by Moliner.

50 Sampson and Dalilah, by Fra. Flora.

51 A Flower-piece, by Varelst.

52 A Landskip, by Justin.

53 A Head, of Carle de More.

54 A Landskip and Building, by Polenbergh.

55 A Fawn and Fowls, by Van Ball.

56 A Fire-piece by Edema.

57 A small Landskip, by Van Goe.

58 A Head, by Van Dick.

59 A Battel, by Brayne.

60 A piece of Cherries, upon Copper.

61 Venus and Cupid, by Spranger

62 A Lanskip of Vincabon.

63 A Flora, on Copper.

64 A Partridge, by Lassee.

65 A Night-piece selling of Fish, by Paul Brill.

66 The History of the unjust Judge.

67 A Landskip, by Larue.

68 Venus kissing Cupid, on Copper.

69 A Fruit-piece, by Smers.

70 A Flower-piece, by an Italian.

71 Venus and Satir, on Copper.

72 A Sea-piece, by Will. Vandevelder.

73 A Landskip, of Vandervorn.

74 A large Picture of the Holy Family, by Tha. Flolino.

75 A Sea-piece, by Percellus.

76 A large Winter-piece.

77 A Woman, by an Italian.

78 A large Landskip, Evert Marcellus.

70 Venus and Cupid, on Copper.

80 An Oyster-piece

81 A curious Piece of Still-Life, by an Italian

82 A Droll, of Stefford.

83 A Battel-piece, by Brayne.

84 A small Fruit-piece

85 A Night-piece, by a Dutch Master

86 A Country Wedding, ditto

87 A Landskip

88 Another Landskip

89 Bone with a roast Pullet

90 A Flowerpiece

91 A Man looking in a Pot

92 A Surgeon

[Page]93 A Woman a Dancing

94 A Fruit-piece

95 A Horse, of Vaubous

96 A Droll of Singing

97 A small Flower-piece

98 A small Sea-piece, by Porcellus

99 A Salutation of the Virgin Mary, by Lamens

100 A Sheep's Head and Lamb's Head, by Jovett

101 A large Landskip by Larue

102 A Fruit-piece

103 A Prospect of Antwerp, by Salemaker

104 A Piece of Charity, by Derike

105 Venus whipping Cupid, on Copper

106 A Dutch Breakfast

107 A Shepherd and Shepherdess, by Lamens

108 A curious Landskip, by Brugel

109 A Landskip, by Weisenbeck

110 A Piece of Grapes, by Verelst

111 A Landskip, by Peter Staye

112 A Turkish Head

113 A Supernaculum

114 A Flower-piece

115 Juno, by Lamens

116 A Piece of Beasts, by a Dutch Master

117 Psyche and Cupid, on Copper

118 Flower-piece, by Verelst

119 A Bacchinal, by Castill

120 A large Landskip, by Loaton

121 A Piece of Still Life, by Holdsdon

122 A Fruit-Piece

123 A Doctor's Head, by Van Leiden

124 A Death's Head and Books, Jean Vonk

125 A Still Life, with a Lobster, by Perine

126 An Italian Landskip

127 A Piece of Beasts, by Severe

128 A Windmil and Landskip, by Goyer

129 A Sea-piece, by Porcellus

130 A Landskip, by Vaudeist

131 A Prospect of Nimiguen

132 A Christmas Night

133 A Cupid, on Copper

134 Peace and Plenty, by an Italian

135 A Dutch Camp, by De Flegar

136 A piece of Lovers and a Garden, by Van Boss

137 A Waterfal, by Everdinga

138 A Spring, on Copper, by Van Heiden

139 Cleopatra, by Hergus

140 The Burning of Troy, by an Italian

[Page]141 The present Emperour, in Limning by Striver

142 The Empress, ditto

143 The King of the Romans, ditto

144 A Carpet, by John Mars

145 A Glass of Wine and Bottle, by Van Heida

146 A Landskip, by Edema

147 A Flower-piece

148 A Landskip, by Guilliamo de Roma

149 A Landskip of Ruines, by Bergue

150 Cleopatra, upon Copper

151 Queen Dido, on Copper

152 A Man a smoaking, by Old Bone

153 A Piece of Apricocks, by Bugdan

154 A Landskip and Ruine, by Gaspado de Roma

155 A Spanish General, by Rubens

156 A Madona, by Jacomine

157 A Flower piece, by Will. Verelst

158 The Burning of Troy, by an Italian

159 Erasmus's Head, by Hans Holben

160 A Landskip, by Eserdinga

161 A Girl with Fruit, on Copper

162 The Virgin Mary and our Saviour, by Lucas van Leiden

163 A Landskip and Mountains, by Paul Brill

164 A Fruit-piece, by Verelst

165 A Flora, by an Italian

166 A Sea-storm, by Vander Velder

167 Venus with Cupid, by Van Heyden on Copper

168 A piece of still Life, by Van Heida

169 A Spaniard, by Anthony More

170 A flower-piece, by Ogielaro

171 A Lucretia, by Spranger

172 An Italian Bacchanalia, by Feralia

173 A Country Girl and Satyr, by Bavillio

174 A Senator's Head, by de Bray

175 A Landskip and Figures, by Saftleven

176 A Court of Guard, by Hellemont

177 A great Landskip of Coningsloe

178 A Bunch of Grapes, by Verelst

179 A Girl with Fruit, ditto

180 A Carpet, by John Mars

181 A Piece of Birds, by Van Young

182 The Duke of Monmouth as big as the Life

183 A large Flower-piece, by Verelst

184 Ca [...]d Players, by old Bone

185 Pandora, by an Italian

186 A a Landskip and Robery, by Brugell

187 A Head, by Old Fuller

188 A large Piece of Geese, by a Dutch Master

[Page]189 A Piece of Country men Fighting, by Brugell

190 A History piece, by Barroche

191 Saint Jerome, by Spaniolet

192 A Night-piece by Gardow

193 A Landskip of Henne

194 An Old Man's Head, by Carlo Dulge

195 A Battel-piece, by Brayne

196 A Landskip by Edema

197 The Holy Family, by an Italian

198 A Sea-piece, by Percellus

199 A Fruit-piece, by Verelst

200 A Picture of our Saviour in Black and White

201 A Fruit-piece with a Squirrel

202 A Piece of Apricocks

203 A Pheasant in Limning

204 Piece of Fowl

205 A Sea shore, by Brugell

206 A Festoon of Flowers

207 A Landskip, by De Larue

208 Two Oval Landskips, by Sonnie

209 Cleopatra, on Copper

210 A Landskip, by Edema

211 A Landskip of John Peters

212 A Head of Goltius

213 A Flower-piece, of Verelst

214 A Landskip by De Larue

215 A Landskip by Potter

216 A Head

217 A Charity, on Copper by Van Heiden

218 A large Battel-piece between the Germ. and Turks

219 A History-piece, by John Levens

220 A Landskip and Figures

221 Queen Mary, by Reme

222 A Sea Piece by Old Knife

223 A Half Length Landskip, by Edema

224 A Mary Magdalen on Copper by Van Heiden

225 A Landskip, by De Larue

226 A large Flower-piece, by William Verelst

227 A Piece of Crabs, by Perinne

228 An Oyster piece, by Herman Verelst

229 A Landskip in Limning by Styner

230 A Battel-piece, by Brayne

231 A piece of Cock fighting

232 A Piece of Birds, of Van Young

233 Summer, upon Copper by Van Heiden

234 Flora, upon Board, by the same Hand

235 A Fire Piece, by Old Brooed

236 Peace and Plenty, on Copper by Van Heiden

[Page]237 Prince Lewis of Baden, on Copper

238 A large Flower-piece, by William Varelst

239 A Landskip, by Sonnie

240 Another ditto

241 A Fruit-piece, by Varelst

242 A Country Woman with a Basket

243 A Sea Calm, by Vandervelder

244 A Hare and Birds, by Herman Verelst

245 Circumsicion of our Saviour, by Fred. Soccario

246 A Fruit-Piece, by de Heame

247 A Country man, by Bloomart

248 The Prince of Orange's Tomb, by de Wit

249 A Battel of C. del Burga

250 Charles the Fifth, by Tintoret

251 A large Fruit-piece with a Blackamoor, by Varelst

252 A Winter piece, by Brugel

253 A Piece of Boors fighting, by Brower

254 A Circumcision, by Petro Poricino

255 A Fruit-Piece, by Verelst

256 A Landskip, by Sonnie

257 Another ditto

258 Saint Thomas, by De Vaux

259 A Dutch Woman, by Longion

261 A Landskip

262 A Country Girl

263 A Landskip, by Henne

264 A Landskip, by Host

265 A Frost, by John Peters

266 A Frost piece, by De Heme

267 The Death of Q. Dido, supposod by young Frank

268 A Landskip, by Sonnie

269 Another ditto

270 A Landskip and Figures

271 An Erasmus, after Holben

272 A small Fruit Piece

273 A small picture with a Rummer

274 A small Landskip

275 A small Fruit piece

276 A Man looking in a pot

277 A Man a smoaking

278 A piece of Crabbs

279 A Dancing Droll

FINIS.

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An extraordinary collection of original pictures will be sold by auction, at the Three-Tun Tavern in Witch-street, behind St. Clement's Church; on Monday the ninth of this instant November, 1691. and the two following days The sale will begin at three each afternoon. The pictures are ready to be view'd, and the catalogues to be delivered to all gentlemen, &c. please to repair to the place of sale.

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1691

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— An extraordinary collection of original pictures will be sold by auction, at the Three-Tun Tavern in Witch-street, behind St. Clement's Church; on Monday the ninth of this instant November, 1691. and the two following days The sale will begin at three each afternoon. The pictures are ready to be view'd, and the catalogues to be delivered to all gentlemen, &c. please to repair to the place of sale.,

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