The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-13 00:00:00

GREAT

SALE

Of magnificent and very costly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Collection of PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGS, extremely
valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, Cellar of superior OLD
WINES, SPIRITS and LIQUEURS, ITALIAN MARBLE
STATUARY, CHIMNEY PIECES and BATH, Splendid
BOHEMIAN GLASS, FRENCH,and ENGLISH CHINA
SERVICES, LINEN, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Articles
of VERTU, GREENHOUSE PLANTS, HARNESS and
SADDLERY, HAY, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and all
other the Effects in and about the Mansion.
HOOTON HALL, CHESHIRE,
Within two miles from the Sutton and llooton Stations on the
Chester and Birkenhead Railway, and about one mile from
the Eastham Ferry.

MESSRS. CHURTON have the honour to inform
the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and the Public generally,
that they have been favoured with positive unlimited
instructions

TO SELL BY AUCTION,
on TUESDAY, the 27th instant, and on the Twelve following
days, (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) commencing each day
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, the whole of the truly
elegant and very costly
MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
appurtenantto the above-mentioned Mansion; which it is im-
possible to describe within the limits of an advertisement.
The style and elegance of the whole surpasses anything of the
kind ever offered to public competition in this county ; a very
large proportion has been supplied by those eminent uphol-
sterers, Messrs. Dowbiggin, of London, within the last five
years.

The Drawing Room Slate is entirely after the style of Louis
XIV., and includes richly carved gilt
CONSOLE TABLES AND PIER GLASSES,
of great dimensions.
The Dining Room, Second Drawing Room, Library,. Saloon,
Entrance Hall, Breakfast Room, Study and the extensive Suite
of Bed and Dressing Rooms are fitted up with great taste; the
Cabinet department in Massive Carved Gilt, Satin, Rose, Wal-
nut, Mahogany, and other choice Woods, and the Upholstery
Work is finished in the highest style with Satin, Silk embossed
Damasks, London, Chintzes and Morocco; splendid Turkey,
Axminster, Brussels and other Carpets ; most costly Dessert
Service of crimson and gold Bohemian Glass ; Dinner, Tea,
Coffee, and Breakfast Services of
FRENCH AND WORCESTERSHIRE CHINA,
Italian Marble Statues of "St. Mark" and "St. John," pure.
Statuary Marble Chimileypieces andßath, imported from Rome'
large assortment of Orhamental Articles, in Bohemian Glass,
Marble, Spar, Bronze, Ormolu, &c.
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS,

including a few choice specimens or the Italian, Flemish and
Dutch Schools; Water-coloured Drawings and Engravings;
several very

COSTLY FRENCH TIME-PIECES,
mounted in Sevres China, Ormolu and Bronze; elegant
Chandeliers, Candelatra, and Lamps; self-acting French Or-
gan, grand Piano-Forte?. Chinese Gong, &c. ; an extensive
LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS,
Books of Prints &c • Cellar of very prime and genuine

WINES, SPIRITS AND'LIQUERg;
Wardrobe of superior Bed and Damask Table Linen, Blankets
and Marseilles Quilts, the entire requisites for an extensive
range of domestic offices, including a very complete and ex-
pensive set of new Coppers for the kitchen and still-room;
together with
THE WHOLE OF THE OUT-DOOR EFFECTS,
which consist of 150 tons of PRIME HAY, Wagon Horses,
Implements of Husbandry, Flock of 100 SHEEP, Iron Hurdles,
Horse Gears, Sets of first-rate Harness and Saddlery, an excel-
lent FIRE ENGINE, complete with Buckets, Fishing Boat,
&c. &c.

N.B.—The whole will be on view (BY CATALOGUE ONLY,
at FIVE SHILLINGS Each, TO ADMIT THREE PERSONS,)
on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, the
20th, 21st, 22nd, and 23rd instant, from Ten to Four o'clock
each day.

Arrarigements have been made with Mr. Whaley, of the Sut-
ton Station Hotel, to supply Vehicles to meet each Train, at
moderate charges; and ➢lr. Parkinson, of the Stanley Arms
Inn, Eastham, has undertaken to erect a Marquee on the Lawn,
and supply Refreshments upon reasonable terms.
Descriptive Illustrated Catalogues may he had, at FIVE
SHILLINGS EACH (or sent by post upon a remittance of SEVEN
SHILLINGS) , uyonpplication to

MESSRS. CHURTON, 41, Lord-street, Liverpool,

MESSRS. CHURTQN, Chester,

MESSRS. CHURTON, WhitchUrch, Shropshire,
who will also faithfully execute any Commissions entrusted to
them by persons unable to attend the Sale.
N.B.—A few copies of the Catalogue, containing each Day's
Sale only, will be separately published, and may be had at Six-
pence each.