The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-20 00:00:00

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FASHIONABLE IVIODEfin FUI NITUItE, PIANO-EOU?rE

&c., Somerville, Seaco_vibp
BY MR. BRANCH,

On Friday next, the 24th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, Somerville, Seacombe (about ten minutes' walk

from the Ferry),
whole of the eicellently manufactured fashiona-
Tble FURNITURE, brilliant-toned Cottage Piano-forto in
beautiful mottled ,walnutwood, and other Household Effects of
a-gentleman going abroad:
ThelDrawing-room of very finely marked walnutwood, nphol7.
stered in rich green.rep,ri with gold cord and gimp borderings,
includes the ample radge of Curtains,' with elegant gilt-shaped
cornice to bay. winclOw, six chairs ottasteful design,with richly
carved and moulded backs and cabriole leas, Victoria settee
couch‘to match, sprlng cushion and.' back; elegant lounge arid
sewing ehairs eksisite, lady's work table with silk bag and
numerous interior fittings, handsome oral-formed centre table,
With, beautifully-shaded top on massive carved -pillar and
scrolls, two finely inlaid papier mache chairs, pair of footstAx/Is
to match the suite, single plate mantel glass, 50 inches by 40
inches, in gilt ornamented frame and cornice, the reallfbril-
liant-toned piano-forte, musle, sto 1 to match, rich Brussels
carpet, elegant steel fender; ornamented with bronzed leaves.
The Dining-room is furnished' with choice mahogany, uphol-
stered in maroon morocco, and consists of six excellent maho-
gany chairs, with carved backs and cabriole legs, capital spring
stuffed sofa, with two bolsters and handsome carvings, reading
chair, set of well-made extending dining tables,, with two loose
leaves and patent screw, mahogany four-tier bookcase, hands.
some mahogany pedestal sideboard, with carved back, cup-
board, guarduvin, and plate drawers, the claret damask cur-
tains, with rich bordelings, tassels, and appropriate gilt
Cornice. . .
The Hall Effects : Rich figured floor-cloth, oak hat and
umbrella stand, with wings and marble Blab, carved back oak.
chair, rick bordered Brussels carpet to staircase.
In the Drab Chamber, the figured damask window curtains,
excellent tttdor bedstead, of choice Spanish mahogany, with
massive turned footposts, richly-carved footboard, and orna-
mented cornice, upholstered to match the curtains; most
excellent feather bed, handsome mahogany dressing table,
with toilet glass and jewel drawers affixed, ou cabriole. legs ;
basin stand to match, on turned columns, with marble slab ;.
mahogany bedstep commode;-with patent fittings ; handsome
mahogany trio wardrobe, with plate glass centre and elliptic
corners, about six feet long.
Green and White Chamber: Handsome mottled birch. tridor
bedstead, with massive turned footposts, shaped footboard.and
ornamented cornice, tastefully' hung with gren and white
damask, the drapery to match; capital polished .Birch ward-
robe, enclosing shelves, drawers, bonnet box, and clothes pegs,
excellent feather bed, polished birch dressing-table on turned
pillars, and basin stand to match, with marble, slab, birch
chairs, &c
The Furniture of the Servants' Offices and Sleepirig Apart,
ments, mahogany side or sofa table on spiral supports, 21 mas-
sive twisted brass rods, with eyes to match.
To be viewed on Thursday next; the 23rd instant; when
catalogues may, be hag on, the premises; and at Mr. Branch's
offices, in Hanover.street.

v. The whole of the Furniture has been recently supplied,
and is in most excellent condition, and well worthy the Eaten.
t ion of parties furnishing. '

"`s• The...HOUSE to be LET.

AIGBURTH.

By order of the Trustees of the Will of James Sothern, Esq.,
• ' -deceased. •
BY MR. BRANCH, •
On Friday, the 24th day .of August, at One for Two o'clock
prompt (unless preTiously diAposed of by Private Treaty ;of
which due notice will be given), at the Clarendon-rooms,
South John-street, Liverpool subect to conditions :
LL that capital iESSUAGE or MANSIOS
HOUSE, called ," The • Priory," situate at St.
Michae s, Toxteth-park, with the porter's lodge, yards,
gardens pleasure grounds, stables, coach 'housea, and other
outbuildings and, appurtenances, late the property and resi-
dence of James Sothern, Esq., deceased.
The House' is delightfully situated on the bank& of the
Mersey, in the immediate vicinity of Aigborth,And commands
an -unobstructed view of the river and the scenery in the
4istance. It is a modern erection of stone, with handsome
entrance hall and staircase, antivontainiuglibrary or breakfast-
room, dining-room, tiro drawing-rooms, 15 bedrooms, bath-
room, large kitchen, servants' hall, and other domestic offices.
The Gardens and PleaNire Gkaundssontahi a conservatory
of elegant 'construction in unison with the-architecture of the
house, and communicating with the' principal ;
also, vinery, melon pit, forcing. mid succession houses, rustle
. .
grotto and fish pond.-
There is stabling for six horses, with two double carriage:
houses and harness-room, piggeries, &c., &c.
2. All that other capital MESS WAGE or MANSION HOUSE,
called " Dudley House," also situate at St. Michael's, Toxteth-
park, and near to lot 1 (the grounds being adjacent), with the
lodge,• yards,• gardens, pleasure grounds, stables,
004e)k.house, and other outbuildings and appurtenances, lately
occupied day Henry Grainger, Esq.
This lot has nieSt Of the advantages of position incident to
lot 1, and the house is a ,substantial, well-built,' and com-
modious ' mansion, in excellent condition, and containing
breakfast-room, library, dining-roonr, -driitLrocan (com-
municating with a conservatory and greenhouse), 11 lieAroodiO,
bath-room, an excellent kitchen, 'and other domestic cages.
There is also stabling for five horses, coach-house, &c., &e.
The above properties are freehold of inherirauce, and the
land tax has been redeemed. •

ney are approached by a private road or avenue, and.
though perfectly secluded, are only about three miles from the.
pyeTpool Exchange, and about' ten minutes' walk of the route,
of the Argkyth and Garston omnibuses.
One half ortl* prchs.se money 'may remain on mortgage
for a term, and 'an may be made 'for inimediate
possession. . - • •-,
Full particulars with plans and eards to .view, may he
obtained on application to David Bromilow, Esq.,' HareiThieb,
St. Helens; Mr. Branch, the auctioneer, Liverpool; orlitessrs.
Rowson and Cross, solicitors, Prescot.

Excellent Manufactured HOUSEHOLD FURNIT (LEX 4fie-,"
Shaw-street. . I
BY, MR. BRANCH, , left!
WAllle`,34a7, tbe 29th instant, at Eleven• o'clock, on the
Premises; Islifigpti-*aare,' (corner of Shaw-street, )_ •
xF Eltelient • .IrOUSPAOTA) FURNITURE;
framed and glazed Engrai-ings,' pjlirß7plasp-, RseSert
Service, seven octave Cottage Pianofolle, rOseWQoa
Chandeliers, and Gas-fittings, Console Ornaments, and at er
effects of a gentleman changing his,residence, comprising
In the Dining-room: A set of capital mahogany telescope
dining tables on massive turned pillars, with three additional
leaves, choice mahogany buffet on highly carved cabriole, legs,
handsome sarcophagus lined with zinc, twelve well-made
mahogany dinner chairs,, the seats and backs upholstered in
morocco, mahogany lounge chairs to match, mahogany-framed
sofa in patent cloth, child's mahogany table chair, the crimson
fig#retl damask citaios to bay „window, mahogany. screw
music stool, mahogany invalid reading table on rising column,
handstime :three-light chandelier, Turkey carpet, Brc.
In the Drawing-room : hztodern stp#l.-mounted fendetricanhidy
appendages, large Angola rug, liairdsonie Brussels carpet as
planned, brilliant plate of 70' filches by incheS; in
gibbed frame, blue and cold tabaret curtains to three windows
with appropria.o cornices, six rosewood chair*, eoubh and
lounge upholstered to match, exceuenp•rosewood circular ce&,
tre table on pillar and slaws, rosew.ood. Sofa and oecasional
table, ornamental slate table on rosewood spiral- eupportic
inlaid chess table, needlework ottoman seat, elegant lac:meted
chandelier for three lights.
Hall ' Oak:table two carved-back oak chairs and oak bench,
figured hall cloth, &c. _

-The Chambers : Handsome lofty birch four-post bedstead,
with turned columns and carved footboard, two tnahogany
Arabian bedsteads, feather beds, iron half-tester and. nursery
bedsteads, boorge painted linen chest, with drawers, about eight
feet long, Matogany-dressi tables and basin stands, painted
wardrobe, witb,patine w
lle(1 door., drawers and cupboards, about
eight feet 19Fig, lady's m.rthogally •• pedesta wardrobe, with
panelled doors, enolosirig eight drawer'S'aild dress hooks, gen-
tleman's pedestal wardrobe, with eightdraWers humeroug
painted chamber requisites, dce.
In the Library : Turkey carpet, oak bookease, mahogany
sofa and set of chairs, in hair seating.
In the. Kitchens : Excellent painted dresser, about nine feet
long; with twelve drawers, and five cupboards, the usual culi-
nary requisites, Brussels stair carpet, ike.
To- bp viewed on Tuesday, the 28th instant, when'catalogues .
may, be had pp the premises, and at Mr. Branch's offices,
Hinover-etreet.