A catalogue of a valuable assemblage of pictures, sold by order of the assignees of Mr. Michael Bryan
[1810]
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Christie, James, 1773–1831
A catalogue of an assemblage of Spanish and Italian pictures
[1810]
3
Jaubert, Mr.
A catalogue of the following capital pictures
[1810]
4
Christie, James, 1773–1831
A catalogue of a valuable collection of Italian, French, Flemish and Dutch pictures, and fine prints by Wollett and others, framed and glazed
[1810]
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Christie, James, 1773–1831
A catalogue of a very extensive collection of chiefly genuine Spanish pictures
[1810]
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Christie, James, 1773–1831
A catalogue of the genuine, entire and valuable collection of high finished paintings and drawings
[1810]
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Christie, James, 1773–1831
A catalogue of the very curious and valuable museum
[1810]
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Broster, P. (Peter)
A catalogue of the ancient and modern engravings, drawings, books of prints, library, paintings, philosophical apparatus, &c. of the Rev. James Winfield, deceased
[1810]
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Coxe, Peter, -1844
A catalogue of all the remaining property hitherto unoffered for sale, belonging to that very ingenious and celebrated artist, Guy Head, Esq. Deceased
[1810]
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Jaubert, Mr.
A catalogue of a unique series of twenty drawings, by that celebrated British artist, Mr. Hearne
[1810]
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Christie, James, 1773–1831
A catalogue of a valuable collection of Italian, French, Flemish and Dutch pictures, including several very pleasing cabinet specimens : also, an assemblage of valuable prints by Woollett, early impressions : a few musical instruments, a capital and fine toned grand piano forte, with additional keys by Ball : the property of An Amateur : the pictures comprise the works of Titian, P. Veronese, Giorgione, Palma, Bronzino, Carracci, Guido, C. Ferri, C. Marratti, S. Rosa, Murillo, Poussin, Le Brun, Rubens, V. Dyck, Teniers, P. Neefs, Rembrandt, Cuyp, Wouvermans, V. De Velde, Ruysdael, Ferg, Gainsborough, Morland : which will be sold by auction, without reserve, by Mr. Christie, at his Great Room, Pall Mall, on Friday, November 9, 1810, and following day, precisely at one o'clock