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Ealing Grove, Ealing, on the Uxbridge Road. A catalogue of the genuine and splendid household furniture, ... pictures by esteemed masters; a number of fine drawings, ... Cellar of choice wines, ... rare old china; ... a pair of superb alabaster vases; ... the property of a gentleman: ... which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Robins, on the premises, ... on Monday, the 2nd of October, 1815, and three following days, ...
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ROBINS,, John, auctioneer
[Sale catalogue. 1815:10:02--05]
Ealing Grove, Ealing, on the Uxbridge Road. A catalogue of the genuine and splendid household furniture, ... pictures by esteemed masters; a number of fine drawings, ... Cellar of choice wines, ... rare old china; ... a pair of superb alabaster vases; ... the property of a gentleman: ... which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Robins, on the premises, ... on Monday, the 2nd of October, 1815, and three following days, ...
London (Place), printed by J. Brettell,, 1815].
47, [1] p. ; 22.5 cm. (4°)
Fredericksen (Index of paintings, III, p. 94, no.1338) identifies the vendor as Charles Wyatt, M.P., the nephew of the architect James Wyatt, from whose collection some of the paintings in this sale had been bought on 10 June 1814 (H. Phillips, posthumous house contents sale at 1, Foley Place, London, 6--11 June 1814 - see ibid., III, p. 70, no.1198). Soane paid £18 10s. for B. Solvyns's Collection of coloured etchings descriptive of the manners, customs, and dresses of the Hindoos, Calcutta, 1799 (q.v.), complete 'With a Catalogue' (q.v.) on the third day's sale. (See Priv. Corr.XVI.E.3.2). Charles Wyatt had almost certainly acquired this work during his army service in Calcutta, where he had been responsible for designing a new Government House for the Marquess Wellesley between 1798 and 1803.
Copy Notes With the paintings, prints and drawings and books sold on the third day (4 October 1815, section No. 21, lots 1-48) annotated in pencil with the prices fetched. With bottom righthand corner of title-leaf excised. Bound in a collection of sale catalogues.
Binding Recent binder's cloth.
Reference Number 3647
Additional Names Wyatt, Charles (1758--1819) - Collections; Ealing Grove, Ealing - Auctions
[Sale catalogue. 1815:10:02--05]
Ealing Grove, Ealing, on the Uxbridge Road. A catalogue of the genuine and splendid household furniture, ... pictures by esteemed masters; a number of fine drawings, ... Cellar of choice wines, ... rare old china; ... a pair of superb alabaster vases; ... the property of a gentleman: ... which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Robins, on the premises, ... on Monday, the 2nd of October, 1815, and three following days, ...
London (Place), printed by J. Brettell,, 1815].
47, [1] p. ; 22.5 cm. (4°)
Fredericksen (Index of paintings, III, p. 94, no.1338) identifies the vendor as Charles Wyatt, M.P., the nephew of the architect James Wyatt, from whose collection some of the paintings in this sale had been bought on 10 June 1814 (H. Phillips, posthumous house contents sale at 1, Foley Place, London, 6--11 June 1814 - see ibid., III, p. 70, no.1198). Soane paid £18 10s. for B. Solvyns's Collection of coloured etchings descriptive of the manners, customs, and dresses of the Hindoos, Calcutta, 1799 (q.v.), complete 'With a Catalogue' (q.v.) on the third day's sale. (See Priv. Corr.XVI.E.3.2). Charles Wyatt had almost certainly acquired this work during his army service in Calcutta, where he had been responsible for designing a new Government House for the Marquess Wellesley between 1798 and 1803.
Copy Notes With the paintings, prints and drawings and books sold on the third day (4 October 1815, section No. 21, lots 1-48) annotated in pencil with the prices fetched. With bottom righthand corner of title-leaf excised. Bound in a collection of sale catalogues.
Binding Recent binder's cloth.
Reference Number 3647
Additional Names Wyatt, Charles (1758--1819) - Collections; Ealing Grove, Ealing - Auctions