The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29
Art Works In Library,

Under the heading Large Library" IN
-" i"sidence the art objects have the
Total appraised value OF s159.675 In this
room are portraits Of J. +. Morgan and
Miss Anne Morgan. done by Frank Hall
70 1888, and appraised at 81 600 each
There Is Persian carpet the field If
which has a medallion divided by Arabic
'scriptions from the Koran.
the same room contains several
Genoese maJolica vases. urn shaped with
polychrome decorations. appraised at
$1,000. There are also a crackleware
tcdker shaped Chinese vase with faring
top. at $4,000. and a pair OF antique
Venetian gold wine decanters OF the
seventeenth century and originally the
property Of "A Doge. They are appraised
al SIS 600
Five porcelain vases II ruby red gar
nitur, color of the period of Yung Ching
are appraised at $780, They are of
exceptionally magnificent ruby red trans
lucent overglaze. In the small library are
contents valued AZ Si2.S1S.JO. There is
au ebonlzcd suite of six pieces upholstered
IN antique silk and cut velvet OF vivid
'o'ors. appraised at $500. There is
pastel OF Mrs. Herbert l.. Satt.rlee done by
Lena Mills in 1898, appraised at $500.
There are also a pair OF majoica proce-
la oyform vases. with polychrome
figured decorations. $4,000 and "A larger
vase of majolica porcelain. with poly
chrome decorations, depicting pastoral
scenes, $1,000.
The dining rooms contents are placed
a. flo0,105. There is Persian carpet,
valued at $1,000, and a Farahan rug. 49,
200 The oil paintings in this room in
Cludc Tine Blacksmith" by r.. Johnson,
$500; Cows at Pool" by James Stark.
$4,000; Practice Hour" by Joseph Is
raels. $4,000; Mother in Woods" by
D.az. in gold frame. $4,000 Under the
h,st s,Vf. I..a, In, ,p.ll
frame, $4,000; "Pensa Rosa by Henner,
$4,000; The Violet Girl" by Boughton,
$500. and st. Jerome Distributing Ro-
strics," Italian School, $500
The contents OF Mr. Morgans sleeping
room. on the second floor. are valued
a. sl1,711. There are several oil paint
lrgs, Including THE Trial" by f. Mo
raga. 5000. and AT The Shrine" by
lie Roux $500. Mr.. Morgan's oak bed,
feet wide. one box spring. one hair
mattress, and one feather pillow, are
valued At 500 His dressing room con-
tanned articles upon which the appraiser
fixed "A valuation of Si36.
Mrs. Morgan's bedroom. according TO
-ho appraisal, contains articles amount
ilS lu value TO sj59.
The guest room, on the ground floor,
to'als sl31o6, including two oil paintings,
THE Venetian Harbor," by ID. Hunting
Ton. and st. Raphael" by j t. Mamon.
$500 each. The linens in tho house
-re appraised AT s2.97G.75, The wine
CeI,,u h. valued al s3S,036.
"a the Morgan gallery on East Thirty
Ath street, adjoining the residence, are
to- most valuable art works The con-
'''js are appraised at s2j3,145 Among
u" paintings, with their appraised valua-
,on. are the following: ''iiovanna lorna
tlouJ' (paneD. by Ghirlandaco, s2j,O0o;
Madonna and Child" tpaneD. bv PIN
'u'"nio So 900, madonna with Two
; a.ts" CpancD, by Francesca Raboilini,
't-."o0 Madonna and child" by the
tiiuo painter, sli,O0O, Alteration OF the
IuId' 'paucD, by pietro Nannucci. sl5.-
700. offering 81 the Three Kings"
pdurD, by Vivarui, $1,000; st John
,n1 me Holy Family (paneD. by Gina
9" 'oneglano. from the Birch u, Watts
"'I FtllfdE Murray collections, $4,000,
H'' "a Bcllini. $4,000
There are also u painted polyptych by
- I"olr du Midi, about liuO A. D..
'"' Ting the "Liir Of Christ" and con-
~ * seven panels each, $4,000. the
.""1s Latin cist Of palestrna Of 800
y =. embe.lshcd with engraved mytho-
"iu u figures, enclosed in glass. $4,000.
S.I ID tarcc-quartcr length portrait ot
"' Morgan 10y e, Haca.Flor appraised
q 3, 100