Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-03 00:00:00

(sarts 4 uctizn.

FURNITURE, 5-octave Seraphine, in a beautiful Walnutwood
Case, Griffiths' (late Winstanleys') Rooms.
Air R. J. F. GRIFFITHS (the only authorised sue-
t lessor to the late firm of Messrs. T. Winstanley and
Sons) will SELL by AUCTION, on Monday next, the 6th
instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at his Rooms, 44, Church-
street, the genuine 410USEHOLD FURNITURE and other
Effects, removed from a Gentleman's Residence for Pesitive
SALE, comprising twelve capital mahogany dining-room
chairs, with morocco backs and seats, six strong ditto of
another pattern, elliptic 100 table, rosewood circular ditto, oak
hat and umbrella stand, painted bookcase, mahogany dressing
table and washstand, with marble tops, feather beds, carpets,
pair of 12-inch globes, on mahogany stands, china and glass, &c.

At the conclusion of the above sale will be offered a quantity
of modern DRAWING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, and PAR-
LOUR FURNITURE, including two drtwing-room suites of
rich waluutwood, 6i-octave cottage pianoforte, in a beautiful
rosewood case, 6-octave cabinet ditto, by BrqadwoOd and Sons,
in mahogany case, ehandeliers of richly-cut glass, variety of
modern and, useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, some excel-
lent Chamber Articles, &c. ; also Two Magic Lanterns for
dissolving views, in case, &c.

To be viewed on Saturday next, the 4th instant, when cata-
logues may be had at the office of Mr. J. F. Griffiths, 44,
Church-street, Liverpool.

ighly-important Private Collection of high-class ContineVal

PAINTINGS.

GRIFFITIIS' (LATE WINSTANLEY'S) NEW PICTURE
GALLERY, 44, Church-street, Liverpool.

NTR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor to the late
11 Firm of Messrs. T. Winstanley and Sons) respectfully
announces that he has been honoured with instructions by the
Proprietor to SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday next, the
9th, and Friday, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely
each day, at his New Gallery, 44, Church-street,

A valuable COLLECTION of 108 fine modern Flemish and
other PAINTINGS, the whole of which are the property of a
Belgian private gentleman, selected by him with great taste
and judgment, at a considerable cost, whilst residing on the
Continent, and who, having determined to fix his residence in
England, intends offering his property to public competition,
being desirous of declining the further pursuit of a collector.
Amongst the following names of artists and subjects may be
recognised the greater portion of the favourite masters of the
modern Flemish and other schools. The auctioneer is
authorised to state that a warranty will be given with
every picture disposed of, and the public may confidently
be assured of no work included in this collection being other
than the genuine production of the painter whose name is
attached to it in the catalogue :---
The Collection contains a remarkably fine subject—

" Clair de Lune, "—by Vanschendel ; " L'Heures Famine"
and " Sheep," a pair, by Eugene Verboeckhoven, the first-
named picture his masterpiece; "Les Politiques Villageoises,"
by Col; " Le Depart des Huguenots," by Kooler; several Marine
subjects and Landscapes, by Koeckoeck ; the "Death of Tasso,"
by Baron \Yappers ; an "Officer Lighting his Pipe ;" an " Old
Woman," by Verivee Fils ; a pair, " Winter and Summer ;"
pair of Landscapes, by Verivee, sen. ; and a Landscape by
ditto, with Animals by Verboeckoven ; " Flemish Fête,"
"Going to Market," " Interior," and the " Rat," by Vander
Eycken ; pair of small Landscapes, by Nannies ; " A Lady
Thinking," and " Puttingon the Stocking," by F. W. Willems ;
" The Letter," by Henry Decoen ; " Lady Writing," by S.
Lyon; "The Jew Jeweller," by J. Van Oudenkoven ; " Tinte
de China" (landscape), by A. Skelfowt ; an " Interior," by H.
de Brekeleer; "Le Mauvais Riche," by Linnig ; "L'Orpheline,"
by Van Hove; "Coup de Brosse," by Constantin Boan ;"
" Tete Fantasie," by Le Clerk; "Le Retour de la Prairie," by
Zavier de Cock ; " Boys playing," "Le Tisseraud 15 Siècle,"
and an " Interior," by Linnig ; " Voluptueuse," Boucher ;
"Interior," by Eckout ; " Winter," by Khnneman ; Landscape,
by Coene and Robbe ; "Fruit and Bird," by Charles Jacob ;
"Pendant du Bucheron," by Horgines ; Marine Views, by
Redig and A. Gudin; " Sheep," by Vanseverdonck ; " The
Fortune Teller," by Tobar ; "Le Benedicite du Pere," and
"The Italian Boy Playing a Hurdy-gurdy at a Farmer's
Window," by F. de Brakeleer ; and a fine painting by the
same artist, by royal permission from the Bruxelles Museum,
the only copy existing, considered better finished and
more correct than the original ; and another, by Van
Eyken, under the same auspices as the " Christmas
Morning " (by royal permission) ; also several other fine
specimens of the works of A. Gudin, Coomans, Orl-
mans, Van Hamme, &c.; a "Girl and Boy Playing a Duet,"
by De la Tour, portrait painter to the King of the BeLtians ;
" Sheep," by Ommeganck ; " Shipwreck near Eddystone
Lighthouse," Musin, &e., &c.
A valuable and highly-finished Portrait of Leopold 1., King
of the Belgians, will also be exhibited on the view days, pre-
viously to its being presented to her Majesty Queen Victoria.
The pictures may be viewed two days prior to the sale, and
catalogues (Gd. each) may be had at the Gallery or Office of
Mr. J. F. Griffiths, auctioneer, No. 44, Church-street, Liver-
pool.

N.B.—The Proprietor of the above valuable Collection
having offered the Paintings for private contract sale luring
the last fortnight, has come to the determination of adopting
a Sale by Auction as the most speedy method of disposing of
his property.