The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08

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PeAle=sas The s=is % sAs pictures. tie
contents % the BonnpaFto mansaen 90 Pptnt
Breeze. near Berdsntown. n. D.. wore dis
rosed %, the auction oeeupyins eve days.
DuFins thts time mvch handsome housshOld
fvrnilure. poroelains. CLOCKS. oandslabra
broashs from France by The sx-kinS and
his family. wore sold fer p1ieaa which to-day
seem ahsurdly small Indeed the Borden
tOwn iprices are far exceeded almost every
day In the season ~ thosa stvea Tor the
wrUtahsd reproductions % -1ntiaue furni-
lvre- which nOw food the market.
The billiard room eOntaAned q mahogany
dining table. eight mahogany chairs with
figured haircloth eeets. and two long ma
hoeany sofas, respectively twelve and nine
feet In length. covered with green figured
worsted and Two pillows each There we're
pier tables and recess tables. With pillars
and Italian marble toDs. candle and break
fast table, The four embroidered white
muslin curtains. with green embroidered
borders. Rils poles and rings. brought o. -.
The billiard table found . purchaser a. $50.
and thla Included = lArse supply oe cues.
mallets and halls. Four suspendlnR brnss
larnps. a bronze lamp. two broazs gran
doles and two bronze mechanical lamps.
Shh plain globe shades. completed the fur
niHhinGs Of thi. room.
IN the large drawing room was much
that vas interesting and valuable.
Ten very superior mahogany chairs.
ten armchAlrs and three sofas. centre
tables. ons Of which with gray marble
top brought sis 80 and very handsome
mahogany aide table with gray marble
top and gilt ornaments from the palace %
the eE-king in France sold. notwtsh-
standing Len pedigree, for only sts. Two
pier glasses brought 80 and $40 respec-
lively. and ss secured q IRE screen with
embroidered needlework.
The prices of the Items which follow
are In contrast with the keen composition
which to-day. with their undoubted authsn-
ITCHY. they would arouse and the prices
they would bring II now offered at public
auction:
No. -. Two broRse and gRt candelAbras.
irhts each supported by cuplds on pedessnls.-
~. Two Eiit high candlesiieks. -
No. a. Two magnificent eandelabEas of
RaAs eaen. with bronns ngurea 1Bae~hanAllaa
nymphsl. On solid stands Of porphyTy win en-
bosssd Rilt ornaments very rich and expensive
Uosks Of art nom the palaee Of ths LuHGEboarr.-
Sen
No - One magnificent bronze UTahIa win
poSphyry. the red and the grey; very costly;
nom the same palace Bioo.
Ten embroAdered white muslin curtains. with
blue embossed border and drapery. frtngs. tAsses
rnt poies &C. for ave- vindowA o. 30 window.
A Royal GObeIin Medallion figured car |
pet In one piece. - feet 9 inches by - feet |
4 inches from the palace Of the Iuxem- |
bourg. completed the ssls IN this room.
In the small room ,besween the large /
drawing room and library were q carpet /
and curtains with Persian draperv. In l
the latter room were two mahogany s.s.e
tables on pillars With gray marble ;ops. q I
pier table. t~o Tyre front card tables aud
stK mahogany chairs. They sold for O..
solid mahogany bookcase. % feet by
feet 10 inches. With foTty-two compart-
menis very valuablel- seems cheap 90
ssT. and the ingram carpet. a pier glass
and white dimity curtains went for . mere
song.
There wss nothing but q white dimIty
window curtain and bronze lamp IN the
small anteroom which led N the bust room.
In this there we're morR MAHOGANY chairs.
tables - sofa there brought siO: 81 her
was there anything of interest IN tho small
room hetwsen the bust room and dining
room
The dining room contained two very rich
mahogany side tables on Egyptian columns.
Nos M and III. with black marble toys
and heavy gilt ornaments from France.
which went a. ore. and three mahogany
-ideboarsi@ with side rails and drawers
ana folding doors. a. o.. - and aI3.
Twelve chairs Sold Tor -. Four very
expansive Gtli caRdelabras % seven lights
each from FrHncei brodRht sls and a
pair Of gilt mechanical dining lamps soI.l
for o..
Eight worsted dsmask curtains. rich
poles and ornaments for -four Windows ~
- window. and one large marble tub
sold for $50
The study was furnished With hookcasss.
paper cases or etagArs- Nth eleven shslves
tables aud couch. all Of mahogany
In the late Counts Bedroom Ioaeph
hav wing assumed the title OF Count Sur
vsillers upon his arrival en- thi. country
was q mahogany French bedstead with
gilt ornaments and canopy top. blue
woTsted damask curtains, fringe and drnp-
cry. which is -tHl in the possession Of the
descendants az the purchaser.
There wss also a very rtch mahogany
-scritoire with gilt ornaments, . maple
bookcase and various bureaus. \ couch.
and chairs. a black and white marble cIock.
mantel glass. red wOrssed curtains. with
blue drapery. and -OottlIn 4 n rpet. ain gle
piecs. p fe~t by - feet brou9ht from the
palace Of In XembourG There we're vari-
nus other bed ana dressing rooms with
much furniture Of the same character. in
the gallery were Twelve fancy rush seat
rhairs- and eight plaster busts The bed
rooms seemed TO have been pIentIfuIiv
supplied with bureaus. each conta ming two
Dr. more, a mantel glass. sofa and many
rhairs
~ the end OF the sale Of tho furniture a
beautiful dessert set for eighteen persons,
Imported from England In 1888 ny the late
Prince. all complete: patterns. green ground
with rose. several large de-SsTt pleces
Df white Preach and gilt china fruit baskets.
ice cream vases-- &c. The balance Of =
white French and gilt china set with the
letter - completed this most unusual and
interesting auction.
Doubtless many Of the articles enun,er-
lted a. bought AZ this suction may s,iII be
In the possession OF the families OI the pur-
rhasers. who are totally ignorant ~ their
origin. II - hoped that the publication Of
his notice may lead to many inte rsiins
discoveries
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