Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22 00:00:00

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SUBSTANTIAL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
_,IANUFACTURE OF MESSRS. HOLDEN
,ND CO., LIVERPOOL, CABINET PIANO-FORTE, 61
OCTAVES, BY COLLARD AND COLLARD, CHIMNEY
GLASS IN GILT FRAME, MASSIVE GAS CHANDE-
LIERS, COLLECTION OF (PROOFS BEFORE LETTERS
IN INDIA PAPER) PRINTS, INCLUDING
SUBJECTS OF LANDSEER,
FIANDSOME FRAMES WITH PLATE GLASS

LEGANT AND
TURF, OF THE

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IBRARY
LABASTEI

PARIAN

)AYS' TIMEPIECE BY HAUSBURG
ON EBONY STAND SURMOUNTED WITH BRONZE
FIGURE, MAHOGANY WINGED .WARDROBES (ONE
WITH SILVERED PLATE GLASS PANELS), PATENT
WASHING, WRIN

SCULPTURED

R GLASS SHADES

FOLDING BAGATELLE

3OARD, SIXTEI

NT'S KNIFE

'G AND MANGLING MACHINE,
FOSTER'S WATER FILTER,
A FAMILY REMOVING.-BY

AND EFFECTS OI
ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES

MESSRS. F. & J. lIODGSON will SELL by
AUCTION, on Tuesday and Wednesday, August
30 and 31, punctually at Eleven o'clock each Morning, upon
the premises, Columbia-road, (corner of Shrewsbury-road,)

Oxton, the elegant,

,stantial HOUSEHOLD

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arbutus wood table on spiral.pillar, the sliding gas chandelier
for four lights with gilt opal ornaments, large chimney glass

in ornamental frame, velvet pile carpet as planned to the
room, about 22 feei, by 16 feet, Angola hearth rug, fender, fire-
irons, the alabaster figures include the " Three Graces" after
Canova, " Les Danseuses."
In Dining- room.—Twelve massive mahogany chairs in green
morocco leather, pedestal sideboard 6 feet 6 inches long, dining
tables on patent screw extending frames, 8 feet by 4 feet 4
inches ; lounging chair on rockers, range of green cloth win-
dow curtains, handsomely trimmed, with cornice pole, rings,
and French pulleys, the four-light ,'gas chandelier in light
bronze with cut glass centre dish, Brussels carpet about 23
feet by 16 feet, fender, fire-irons.

Breakfast-room.—Mahogany bookcase with plate glass doors,
six and two armed chairs, and sofa in hair-cloth, oblong table
on pillar, crimson merino damask curtains and lacquered cor-
nice pole to large window, Brussels carpet crimson and oak,
about 16 feet by 13 feet, light bronze sliding gas chandelier
for two lights with cut glass centre vase.

In Principal Bedchambers.—Mahogany Tudor bedstead, taste-
fully hung in blue damask and the hair and spring stuffed bed,
mahogany Tudor ditto, in crimson merino damask, curled hair
mattresses, white goose-feather beds, pair of mahogany toilet
tables on pillars, pair of ditto ditto (one with marble top), two
mahogany winged wardrobes (one with silvered plate glass to
the doors), toilet glasses, gilt and plain toilet services of ware,
towel rails, patent portable pillar water closet, Brussels carpets,
fenders, window draperies.
The Secondary and Servants' Bedchambers contain the usual
painted articles, painted wardrobe, wood and iron Tudor and
French bedsteads, white goose-feather beds.

Hall.—Lamp in ground glass, mahogany hat and umbrella
stand, pair of ditto chairs, rosewood swing barometer on frame,
stair carpets, linen druggets, rods, oil cloth.

The fine Collection of Engravings, all handsomely and ap-
propriately framed, proofs before letters, on India paper,
include the favourite subjects of Landseer, " Peace,"
and " War," " Life in the Old Dog yet," " Refresh-
ment," " Windsor Castle." &c., also after Greatbach by
Salter, "The Wellington Banquet," "Meeting of Wellington
and Blucher," after Lewis by Barker, "Nelson Receiving the
Swords on board the San Josef," and many other framed
prints of minor importance.
Miscellanies.—Handsome dessert service in drab and gold
pencilled in flowers, tea and coffee service in buff and gold,
Staffordshire dinner service, the usual assortment of richly cut
glass, set of four very handsome plated dish covers of different
sizes, with moveable silver grape handles, mahogany plate
cheat, the moveabletrays and slides lined with crimson cloth ;
Venetian blinds, gas brackets, &e

The usual kitchen and culinary utensils, dresser; washing,
wringing, and mangling machine ; Kent's knife cleaner.
Library of Books.

\To be viewed on Monday, 29th instant, when catalogues may
be had on the premises ; or, previously, of Messrs. F. and J.
Hodgson, at their offices sad rooms, Argyle-street, liikkoaltead.