The New York herald., 1878-10-20
FINE ARTS.


DECORATIVE ART loan ExHIBIrIoN-rH1 HI
AMpLEs OF POTTERY Asp PORCELAIN.
In writing Of the Interesting and valuable colIsctes
OF European pottery and porcelain at the Loan ExhL
bon We ncve given general idea OF tho contents e
the gallery devoted 10 these fabrics by the mention
a number OF articles which we noted on successive
visits. Among the most prominent o: those not al
ready spoken OF arc pair OF nne old blue and eole
sevrcs vases, in pate tendre, which once belonSsdh
Loa,s XVI, ana were made IN commemoraton OF thu
b,rln OF the Daupnin. On one OF them Is painted
the scene OF the King receiving tho news o.
his sons birth and the other tho convaesoeni
mother with her child in the gardens. These be
long 10 Mrs A. Z. Hosack, stand in caso in the
centre OF the room and somewhat killed by tbs
red rug, heavily bulIoned, on which they lay, and
when loaned by Mrs Collier, OF 81. Louis. In .
cabinet the left hand Of the door Of entry TO the
picture gallery are number OF specimens from
large and splendid Sevres dinner service OF over
three hundred pieces period ot Charles 4 and Loud
XVIII, jonqui yellow ana white. with gold dsesrS
tion, sent by Mr. William c. Prince. Among this
gentleman's other contributions is q COW modelled
ordinary soft pottery, made about lS4s In the old
Bennington WI factory; and old and curious pais
or bellows with painted porcelain sidss or the Dres-
den make.
Examining the articles as they numbered IN the
We note at right hand of the door 10 shs
picture gallery curious old Italian tile. with figure
OF ST. Anthony, loaned by Or. Palmer. Dresden
tea set sent by Mrs. Comstock. Is elegant in desigs
and OF delicious light pistache color. Mrs. 7. n.
Reord's Dresden cup and saucer, in torquii yellow
arc also TO be noted. Mr.. L. A. Lanthier ssndss
neat Dresden cusIard cup, saucer and cover.
pair OF fine Dresden vases, with figures emble
matca oil the elements FIRE ana water. and belonging
to Colonel r. NJ Bailey are striking, as Is good sized
pair 81 French porcelain, decorated with Orisuta
scene " hiCh ar q Il
also loans pair OF Dresden vases, time oil Augustus
170912 delicate aud tasteful scent bottle - ownsd
by Miss Wilkes. Mr. PierponL Morgan sends y no.
,iceauc pair OF Dresden vases, date lI26. Berin
toilet box is very nice piece and belongs 10 Mr. 1.
Some Berlin fruit dishes, scnt by MIRA J. n
Wheeler, arc excellent Mss Wilkes SENDS . Beris
tts.dete ana Mrs. Samuel d. Whitock some
specimens from another tea set Mrs. William J.
Fiagg loans pair oil hne Marseilles fsience
the Veuvc Perrin make couple OF rare pieces
Mrs. h. M. Wards o,rasboars plate and Del veccnn
Naples laionco dish. curious vase, with garlaud
Lucius Tucserman. There is ino color on Mr. J. G.
Gurus StrAsbours cup and saucer. with Hannons's
Lawronce's French tea SET date about 1926 We no.s
| further along Mrs. l. ruckermans plate ny J. Petit
oil Bellvile, ana Miss s. o. Honman's cup and saucer,
| by Hannong, OF Paris.
over the line display OF Sevres made by Mra PIN
choL near the nortneast corner OF tue room, los
OF the Same ware OF charming pattern. To tho len
OF this case Is large Haviiand bowl, loaned oy Gil
man Colamore CO als MT; f'srpons M"rsan NO ssadss
door leading from the Oriental room, IN an old
French oak bookcase, loaned by Sypner h Co.,
Is fnc collection OF articles sent by Howard Co.
They are richly drapcd on red velvet aud look well
Among them viennese ever ana plate. a mug
ana cover tho same make, charming Spods vase,
u sevres teapot, motled blue do roi, ornsmsnied wsa
gold, OF IN elegant shape aud a tine oit OF coor;
goou Crown Derby ever; and q hne egg shell Sevrcs
teapot. A Cnpc di Monte coffee service belongs &c
Mr. h. G. Maiquand; bowl OF The same, charming
exsmple, TO MIR. w. c. Prime ana an excellent mug
| Ars. S. L. N. Barlow.
| A FranKenthai saulbox, owned By MI. Russell
Sturgis noticeable Tor the paintings which are
1 II
/ the Kari theodore marx. fine Viehnese cup and
/ saucer belong TO Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan We note
| cs belonging TO Miss Furniss Newhan cup and
urines OF Grown Derby loaned by Mrs. $. h. New.
cold A New fgurine, with the mark OF the sncher
sword, Is the properly OF MIS-. Eugene l. Lyncns
s.The Musicians" PAIR OF Bow hgurines belong TO
MRS. Speyers
ON top OF the each side OF tho deor leading
to the corridor blue and gold French vases be.
aI.ow.s,oft vase Mrs. Henry Parton excslens
| spec,men-a panchbowL We note further ot this
ware vase loaned by Mrs Hannah Baker, two plascs
sent by Mrs. James Brooks, cup and saucer belong.
ing Mrs. D. X. Davenport, some goOd cusiAru cups
oil Mrs Fiagg's, very neat tea cup, saucer caudlo
cup, aecorated in Indian INK and COLO, sent oy Mrs.
Waiter b. Lawrence, and a pitcher decorated with
owned by Mas Mary B. Parsons. MIS- >. N. L.
| Barlow loans nue Worcester vase from strawberry
/ HiIL painted by enc OF the Sevres artists.
A number OF sevres plates have been placed 10
Gus silk embroidered on COLO, loaned BY Mrs John
I.owery. Among them IS ono owned by ME- william
G. Prime, with lapls azuh border and cameo head
OF Homer, date 49,, ana another sent by hs same
gentleman, with Pompciian and gold border and
a view OF Brindisi plate, dated 1856, with pink
border arabesqued in gold, belongs 10 Mrs Pinchos,
nares, in brown pearl In the same case 10 . din
ner service OF Worcester, owned by Mra E ]. Wool
sey, ana a very fine cup and saucer OF ths sAmf,
owned by MIS- W. Mcclellan Grigg.