The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

Sales OF art works usually managed that they
will not interfere with each other, but this week no
than four firms have selected the days and
commenced their sales yesterday. At Plimpton Hall
the Messra Lcavitt began their brcabrac sale, which
includes articles which would please the taste Of all
classes from school girls trinkes objects OF
the OF science the connosseur articles which
give pleasure and instruction, ana others which arc
valuable for their rarity and ada interest cabinets Of
curosItcs. Among the articles sold yesterday were
Japanese and other boxes vases, stands bronzcs po
celains and acqucrs-Japanese vases selling for from
SIS 80 to $50 CO. being IRON to hty.iour inches
in height and of styles OF ornamcn-
,alion, Of Oriental porcelain others of lacquer
ware. Scvres porcelain plates, tea sets, vases,
one pair bringing Sa5 and cups, saucers, plates &c,
OF Dresden, Wedgewood, Fayence, Sevres Worcester
and Delft ware brought from ten cents to ST 80. A
Sevrcs plate, with portrait OF LOUIS XVI mounted
card receiver, brought SAL lpair OF handsome clo
some vases twenty-five inches high. brought $45.
table OF olsonne enamel sold Tor $50 The sale TO-
day vii, commence with pair OF brass IN which
the property OF Biennerhasse when shot by
Burr. Chinese punch bowl feet III circumference
anu one in depth, set in tripod thirty inches HIGH
which at the PARIS Exposition OF 1865 and Is one
the largest and most unique IN decoration in this
country would make valuable addition 10 the
OF Of clubs OF fierati and artists beautiful
table OF tulip wood nlnit with painted PLAQUES OF
Sevrcs porcelain, bronze baxcr, several articles OF
closonne enamel vases OF old kaga and Satsuma ware,
end others Of cracklc included among the
cIcs 70 be sold to-day quantity OF valuable pottery
from Cyprus ana Inca PERU. ana few
pieces from Naa, Naples, and kafr pottery from
South Africa; warlike implements made OF stone by
North American Indians specimens OF quartz, pctrhcd
leaves polished aealcs Labrodorites and OF her miner
ais; several complete suits OF armor, with parts OF
suits, helmets crcssbow, old muskcts, pistols,
swords Sc three SUITS OF Japanese armor and twn
swords which were exhibited at the Paris Exposti on
OF 1867; flower pots, plattcrs, &c, OF Chinese
faycnce, Dresden and Scvres porcelain, including 4
handsome Fontancbcau pitcher decorated by g. Massey
and number OF medallion portraits bronze of cole
brated men. The .,suary consists OF seven pieces,
two beng HE figures, ono representing Isaac
ready to be nccd. by Randolph Rogers; .Wil
% the Wisp.' with the mschievous elf seated nly
pads and holding acl his treachcrous torch by Harriet
Hosmcr; lie size bust OF Franklin. by Hiram Powers
representing hum in his best years Erm
and delicate in modelling, and llcnke in
Stebbns and there is small copy OF the .sApoo Bel
viicre'' and figures OF '.Dana' and "Esmcraldam all
III marble These with the painting OF st yeron.ca's
Handkerchief Will be included in to- days salc which
begins al two O'Clock. ut Clinton Hall.
At Mathews art gallery. No 81 Liberty street, the
Sign and other viii bcgn noon. Among them
are ''ihc seasons" by William Hart; Mulvany's New
sons by Guy; dead Broke by D. G, Brown; tho
Academy pictures, by Ryder. j. j. Hammer, Cropscy
II Can, sing To-Aighl" by D. N Carter; .rwi.
Walter Satierice, T. l.. Smith; "A Lovely Little Spot
tho Esopus Creek by David Johnson: October
Day" By CASTELAR, and "Vicw on the Hudson,r by
Herman Fucase. Ut foreign artists works by
Bombcd. Castan, Alloy, Reboult, Louis Lasallc and
Others.
At Barker Co :, Nos =, and ~ Liberty street. tho
second oil their three days sale commcnccs noon
to-day. William Morgan's lic i2urc OF ItaIian
girl VIII be sold to-day. 1t Unc. or tho iavoric
pictures at the Academy Exhibition, representing
canvas what corresponds "a the andaatine
Memberships Songs Without Words" There two
smaller pictures by HIM; vigorously painted Cattle
and Landscape by J. Ogden WOOD; landscape, just
from the easel of lnness aud examples OF David John
son, Mars,on Rean, Maynard, }. H. Beard. Eastman
johnson, NJ y. odenheimcr, j. q. Brown, j. Lyman,
Jr, Harvey Young, VI. H. Oakley, Robert Z. Minor
ID. N. Carter. jennie Brownscombc, John Thorpe and
many Others The sale will be concluded morrow
ut twelve O'Clock
AT kccer' NJ. SO Liberty street. the sale OF marble
statuettcs vases. card receivers aud other articles
Of use and ornament, Winch commenced yester-
day, viii be concluded to-day al noon.