New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
NIX. NfNNFIELUS FINE COLLECTION.
OLD. RARE AND BEAUTIFUL THINGS THAT WILL
SON BE- SOLD At AltTi(N.

S'siN BE SNlD y Az i!NH>'
An extensive and beautiful set Of furniture, pictures.
ornaments curtains. tapestries and curo>tr> III gen
cra is 10 he sold sometime in the latter part Of ncM
month and /. likely when II is placed exhibition I"
attract good deal vf attention. The cole, ton he
longs T., Richard Mansfield and il represents simply
what h. ha, gathered together within the la>' rev
year In, Ing fine iictu:" here An OLA ola piece III
furniiur, there. and "utand> w""p"n or ind-" "'
Jug anywhere that it fell i'll his way. Everything i
now AZ his rooms AT tho Crn>ic in Twenty ~i\th ST.
bu il will soon he taken 50 the Fifth .\vcnuc Auction
room> and earlq,rrd ~ nearly p0>>iblr in III" pres
cut way 80 a. represent the actors apartments ~
they are now furnished and adorned. Mr.. Min>h""
viii soon leave the cy for >"in" tim" ANA VIII "' u"
necessity while lie i, iravciu: abou, the country. I"
keep HI rooms in their present Condition. IL l. NJ
hope q, i, already understood. 70 have theatre IN
Newly before long. thouch Jus, when aid ui'"":
VIA, condition, cannot hc ibid u, vet. ANA Ia t|'
present unsettled state of Affairs he feel that II womb
be better to have the value that l. p''"ih hN 'h'N
collection in some other form than that Of rather
extensive set Of brio 4 brac.
Mr. Man,,irld La, ia-'r for every Ming that l. old
and unusual and artistic. and he hd> ia'' Mh'h
he ,e., thing tina, plea" HIM. OF bnyn: II. ana TN"
result j. Ei>c cdneOus hlinc h!' thi'' OF i'i'
room, completely - Kind I" Itcr'' every O"o' "
10 make the real lover q" >n' thing Lgc'h the tenth
commandment inio i;Id ,;Iutui>halc fragments. NV
collection, ,.,ao, he described snail space. bat 4
OF onY>c attracts the first attention. and some 81 u j.
,>ircuely fine and ,urou-. while all Of II i ih'riril-
and valuable. II includes old and h"cN 'aiN'd GA"
au,i rich aud beautiful upholstery liner" aye 'i"''
men, Of embroidery chat are beautiful in'ihNi'aiN anu
,h.rs are peces that have historic interest. onr i -
massive old carved oak seat that LOOKS Ike throne"
and perhaps wa> one. and anhhci j '"N'
,h,, 1,c.u Victoria u,.l IL visit To the Pila'" ii
Versailles. There other pieces from iir ia"c 9"
YER allies, and not furniture alone, but 'i"'""' i'"
curtain, and table OF re MY embroidered 'ii"'
IN connection with th",e /, apir"prai" /" III" ',i"i
;u.u t,ur,ire> and costly vc>tincnt>. i'liiinf 10
specify only two Of EanN. al cai"ia'"N adorned
,nnsul. worn hv priest OF "ic ~" and 'iii;"
Of the lime Of Kiny Ltnad III. ldN-ly cnlroHlci -
with gIld
The mention Of King Ehhaid III ,ntr"-i' Ia i'f
ira,> Of which there several aud ia" hf''r "''"
vc,poi.> Of hi> time. luclIdh: come "\t;"''i' me
examples, rlIcr,. other ih"i' IN a."
In,acl of Ia. more anc.c:.t Col MI Nht':" Is b."
duct:om Of klnr fichAri H.. and Il" '"!l"'o" {"
>vo.,i- laIicr..~ .ii gun 4 :rM ~" 81 Ii'tni'
there, are MANY, ana in"> H' I'm" both l'I'' .''''''
and ly ,.>.riulon ,e ol ,wm /, i'"'siI' 81
loni. XVII paint d bv De N':na' ~ 10 "'d -''
IN Napoleon ! - MGii,. kIr: 81 \hpl~. A'''":
extremely different. II must &c hhIi't"d i "' on
l,l,inr oil ,hr Toacr Of E,5" vrh lnn'n"'r'i!' NJ
NE, Of IN" builders. !; "n l'i:" i'.i"- F'' IL
II j. impossible :, dr..ih- the "Ij'T'' IA c"'"' H;''
uly :; few cen b.. briefly ric'tionci. Am"nr Hmm
are "A tall old 'l,-H, H"hr" !uip WIN "i'"'
lIau,h'>, rla~> jc""! 'aNc "iirr ""h"i hN L"'
XVI bri./.. coal >cu'tlc>, olaf" '"i\''r "''
,iinrc> Of Napoleon l. lu!,id till aud "'l"r 'rh
,trr :, carved rnh cH!in"i Of IT." t'" OF 'I'"'N =
I,t.,u.~c bronze card receiver '".i''-c'u1G lah"t
v,rIt An aniiuuc irliuWS carved "ih. :l,~~ shIt
once ii, property al Irrl"'i'k ~" Ct" A. >''rn' mn
49, ,l # man. II, egg he'll laciici. i,r.nIi.ful,
carved oak pra, n: tool 'npp"nhi' .i1"hoaih aid
an int. rest Ia. collection Of ami 'rihIil~.
Thi> /. an. thing bat aI "\hau'tlN" H'"J"i' "i Mr
,.t,' and