The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-31
LOuis Nv. Cabinets.

among the many cabinets may h~ men
tr0i an antique Italian specimen with
many .Inbcarts. The central panel has
carved decoration OF two angels kne,ling
There Is pair OF Louis Nv. cabinets In
fahora'y. with shaped front and side
panels IN glass. and a dressing table In
Lol.s Nv. pearwood, that Is exceilently
ataptei TO the shaving uses OF a gentle.
nan OF about Ave feet eleven. There ARE
,touzed cabinets OF the Italian renais-
.auce and antique cabinet that has a
carved cegtral panel OF Christ on the
Cross"
Among the tapestries IS an Aubusson
9oS'oft. In this shepherd recl,nes upon
ltrN Win his head on his hand listen
aG go piper Sheep are In the fore
grounds arl a. the back can he seen milk
'.a Nj. and cows. Another tape-,'fv in
V7''. rala green AM blue tones pr.anu.
mate SHOWS dgap"d statue from ,he
'.ds7.H! ~ which three streams of water
a.. :..' marble basin below.
MAJ" hronses. old silver and pewter.
'1H" glass and porcelains. with Dres-
',I S'fordsh're and other china, COM
ple'' the collection.
4H@ Collection OF art objects formed by
re lake Countess Won Zeuner OF Berlin and
row upon exhibition In the Anderson Art
'a'.~'.t~ IS In many respects out ~ the
u'41. run. The collection IN only part
o. az estate that WAS bequeathed by the
countess von Zeun.r TO heirs in this coun-
~ yer II contains more than 500 items
I7r-" are " great variety and from
some d'rartmcnts OF the sale, such as the
extensive group of paste Jewelry. curl
Gus re!'quar.es and brucades. whole
history OF the art tastes OF bygone age
n'ght He constructed The Countess, IL is
% s, was a distinguished parsonage In her
cay ana many OF these objects are said
70 nave been gifts TO her from royalties
ara Famous notables of her time.
TO attempt 10 single out the features
~ so varied collection would be i'm.
ios..ble. In the very first session Of the
sa.'' ao"evef. these articles. among
o'hers. appear. Royal and papal keys
SCI with Jewels wine glasses Of cut glass
sad TO nave belonged to Nine. du Barry
MeIss"n oval platter from the grand
olcaI palace OF Schwerin. cups and
'aIoers from the Tuileries, with gold
monogram OF Louis Philippe wine and
water glasses, formerly the property OF
"spo'eoi and tbp, We're used by him
AZ jena, and Louis Philippe tea ser.
vice
Large Miniatures Collection.
II me FIRST session will be sold a larg,
coHe'ilHu Of miniatures OF notables, man,
IN frames set with paste crystals. Amont
'R'se are ROchambeau. Lafayette, Count
80 o. Npailles. Louis XIV, Voltaire anc
countess Potocka de Sisne and wa,
m'ca''.us of Gen. kleber. the young Ma
tl.."' Maria Leszcyzynskl and Maris
lttr'-r. The second session contains ais,
| graf quantity of belt buckles, brace
JETS auf iockets. set with paste crystals
MESSAGES, brooches canoes and pendant
0. quaint workmanship.
Another session contains a group o
ps,A's. some with enamelled backs an,
'.H- 'nc.rcled with sparks. The lace
Wat N".oHsed to the Countess de Zeune
ar al more than fifty years old, an,
son. atte back 70 the seventeenth century
Tie Fans embrace examples OF the period
o. louis XVI. Louis XIV, the Director,
an. Louis Philippe.
Tn edition to the old furniture Chimes
toi claims ana old tapestries there is
vast quantity ~ church banners, vest
N'.'' ana hangngs in various kinds o
Ola .rt'ades, usually neavy with quain
embroidery. There are many curiou
Pc. .ar.s, shrincs and carved image
-' II the Madonna and Child and o
g.. saints
'n. pictures are evenly divided In In
t''r' between original drawings and oI
paintings Forty-sIS Of the drawing
' rom the Marquis de Grollier col
.'1'' by Corot. Daubigny, Troyon. Ola,
!''. ps lsabey and Courbet. The paint
fR- include many by unknown artists an
49, small works by J. +. Miilet. an earl
picture by Anders Zorn, and others b
n'"'.H, j. l., y. Meissonier. Frederic
Mo''H7 lngres, Charlet, Gustave Courbe
iFaE.nard and ]. Is. Greuze. The sale Q
IN election begins April 9.
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