Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-03 00:00:00

KINN YSIDE, PRINCE'S-PARK

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large and brilliant. Plates of
_Olass, Select Library of Books, &c., Sunnyside, Prince's-

park.
ATR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor to the late firm
in: of Messrs. Thomas Winstanley and Sons) respectfally ,
informs the public that he has been honoured with instructions
to SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday, the 12th, arid Friday,:
the 13th January, 1860, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day,
on the premises, No. 6, Sunnyside, Prince's-park, the whole
Of the very superior and genuine modern HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE (nearly all of Dutton's high-class menufacture),
large and brilliant plates of silVered glass, in gilt frames, six-
light gas chandelier of beautiful design, ornamental mantel
clock, in a black marble case, surmounted with a bronzed
figure of Shakspeare, ornamental articles, framed engravings,
books, china, glass, and other effects, the property of a gentle-
man leaving Liverpool.
The Drawing-room Articles comprise a range of fine green
tammy curtains, with printed velvet borders to the bay
window, and an elliptic-shaped ornamented gilt cornice, about
twenty feet long, six handsomely-formed chairs of choice
rosewood, with stuffed backs and spring seats, and eight
chairs with carved backs, large couch with loose cushion and
bolster, and two easy chairs with spring seats, large centre
Ottoman with seats in compartments and stuffed backs, all
upholstered in the same costly material as the window curtains,
rosewood 100 and pair of swivel-top card tables on pillars and
plinths, beautiful rosewood cabinet, with plate of glass at the
back and Berlin needlework in the centre panel beneath the
marble slab, chess table on pillar, costly console with marble
slab, on white and gold scroll sitimorts, with a brilliant plate
of silvered glass, 72 inches by 50, in a gilt frame, a large plate
of glass also to the mantelpiece, six-li Alt chandelier for gas of
richly out glass, and four bracket gas burners to match the
chandelier, papier mache occasional chairs, some articles in
alabaster, glass and china of a decorative character, large
velvet pile carpet, white skin hearth rug, walnutwood-framed
couch with crimson velvet seat, polished steel fender, fire-
irons, &c. : • •
In the Dinihg-room is a set of exceedingly massive and
desirable dining tables, 15 feet long, consisting of two circular
ende and four leaves, on telo.cope frames, and carved supports
of the richest Spanish mahogany, a pedestal sideboard 7 feet
long, with a large plate of glass at the back, in a carved
frame, set of ten modetnmahogany chairs, with seats in real
maroon morocco, a sofnand two easy chairs covered to match,
modern mahogany seeretaire bookcase with panelled centre
and doors at the ends of plate glass, side table on stout sup-
ports, pair of 12-inch globes, valuable timepiece ire black
mettle case, scarlet merino damask-eurtains to the window,
cornice, Turkey-pattern Brussels carpet and hearth rug,
massive chandelier of French bronze, French fire-irons, Bre-
The Library FUrniturc, &c., consists of a modern mahogany
library bookcase, with .plate glass folding doors, twelve
excellent mahogany chairs, With seats in hair-cloth, cireul ir
mahogany lon table and bookshelves, chimney glass, 60 inches
by 50, in gilt frame, three-light chandelier of bronze, Brussels
carpet and rug, window curtains, gilt, cornice, Ike. -
The articles in the Principal Chamber are chieflir 'of the
finest • mottled SPanit4i walnutwood, in ending a lofty and
handsome Tudor bedstead, with pillars and footboard, uphol-
stered in modern French chintz; a lady's wardrobe of superior
quality, . washstand with marble top, toilet glass, writing
table, and bedside pedestal, en suite, chamber couch in green
tammy, wiadow' curtain, ottomans, chairs, carpets, &e.
The Secondary Apartments, &c. contain half-tester bed-
steads, of richly mottled mahogany, handsome winged dwarf
and other wardrobes, toilet tables and washstands, with marble
slabs, pedestal, toilet table, bedside cupboard, chests of drawers.
toilet glasses with carved frames, prime feather beds, hair
mattresses and bedding, iron four-post and nursery bedsteads,
American birch wardrobes, painted cupboards and clothes
closets, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, painted floor
cloths, &c.
Two Mahogany Hall Tables, with marble slabs, two, chairs,
hat and cloak rail, with umbrella stand attached, painted glass
lantern, floor cloth, foot baths, &c. • '
The' Kitchen Requisites, cooking utensils, dresser, filter,
gymnasium, greenhonse plants, and miscellaneous articles.
Areongst the Books are the Illustrated London News, 19
volS. •,• \Yorks of Sir Walter Scott, 48 vols. ; British Essayist,
30 vols. ; Voltaire's Works, complete in three vols. ; and other
miscellaneous literature.
The whole to be viewed on Wednesday, the 11th Januaiy,
when catalogues may be had on the Premises, and at Mr. J. F.
Griffiths's Office, 44, Church-street, Liverpool.

FIRST MONTHLY SALE FOR 1860. GRIFFITHS' (late
Winstabley's) Roams, Church-street.
IMPORTANT SALE of excellent MODERN HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, g'.egant•DRAIVING-ROOM SUITES in Wall
nutwood, DINING-ROOM and PARLOUR FURNITURE,
fine-toned PIANO-FORTES, FRAMED ENGRAVINGS, &c.
71/IR.• I. F. GRIFFITHS. (successor to the late firm
Eti_ of :tfessrs. Thomas Winstanley and Sons) respectfully
announces that his FIRST MONTHLY SALE' for 1860 will
commence on Wednesday, the 18th January instant, and three
following days, at eleven o'clock precisely each day.
The Sale will include a large and excellent assortment of
useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., consisting of fashion-
able walnutwood drawing-roafif suites, handsome oval-shaped
centre table, chiffonniers, Davenports, Oanterburies, music
stands, brilliant-toned cottage, semi-grand, and square piano-
fortes, by Collard and Cnllard,, and other eminent makers,
elegant ze'orawood suite covered' ih chintz, chimney g'asses,
glass and other chandeliers, of beautiful designs, and glass
brackets. console tables, mahogany .sofas, couch4s, sets .of
chairs, with seats in hair-cloth, mahogany pedestal sideboards,
diming tables on telescope frames, easy chairs, Brussels and
Kidderminster carpets, handsome hearth-rugs, steel-mounted
fenderst; sets of polished fire-irons, framed paintings and
engravings, extensive dinner services, dessert ditto, tea and
coffee services, glass, &c.
• The Bedrorns Fun-attire comprises lofty tudor, four-post,
French, and other bedsteads, with hangings and palliasses to
tit; feather beds and bedding, mahogany
"and painted chests of
drawers, toilet glasSes, toilet tables and washstands, with
marble tops, towel rails, toilet ware, carpets, blinds, painted
iron cribs, flock, "hair, and spring mattresses, iron and half-
tester, bedsteads;ltc. - • -
The' Miscellaneous Articles comprise valuable fire-proof
safes, ce fixtures, some useful kitchen requisites, range of
painted. bookshelves, with glazed folding daors; &c.
Also a various assortment of broad and narrow WOOLLEN
CLOTHS, consisting of trouser lengths, coating, mantle cloth,
yesting; &i. •
- The whole may be vietvet on Tuesday, the.lith, and cata-
logues bad at Mr. J.- F. Griffiths' Offices, 44, Church-street,
Liverpool.
S.B, Any persons having Furniture or other Effects intended
for positive sale will pleatelOrivard die 'same to 44,'Church-
street,

Modern and, Ancient Masters'. PAINTINGS, Griffiths' (late
Winstaalers') New Picture Gallery, Nb. 44; Church-street,
R. J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor to the late Firm
' of Mes4rs. Thomas Winstanley and Sons) will offer for
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'SA‘ E by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Tuesday, the 17th January
instant,, at twelve o'clocic precisely, at his Gallery, No. 44,
Church-street, abotit-Sixty PAINTINGS, varied itt character
and pleasing subjects, many by favourite Modern Artists, and
some by the AtteientMasters of the Art. ;: . i
Catalogues will be ready in a few clays, and may be 144 at
Mr. Griffiths' Office, as above,