The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
ives ART OBJECTS
SELL FOR $99,S61
Plate Of Cubic Majolica
Fetchcs Best Price Of Ses-
sion, 81, 400.
LIBRARY BRINGS $87,441

A, Yesterday afternoons session OF
the Brsyton Ives sale. which Ia con-
Quoted by the American Art Assoc,a-
ton, two old italian lustred plates com.
nanded the highest prices and both
we're bought by Duveen Bros. They
paid $1,000 for No. 352. a small plate Of
Gubbio majolica OF the sixteenth cen.
fury. decorated by Maestro Gioreio
Andrcoli. There IL cupid in the
centre OF tho design. executed in
rrisaille on blue ground and enriched
with trsceries In lustra. For No asa.
= sixteenth century Faenza plate. ,hey
raid 1885. For No. lis, Louis
puinEe gold and enamel snuff box, they
gave $500.
=. g. Derry bought many Of the gold
and enamel boxes. most of which came
from the James A. Garland collection.
lie paid $500 for No. 1874. an oval box
with 9 classical decoration In the STYLE
81 Angelica Kaufman; $50 for No,
1871. circular bonbonniere, decorated
On the lid with dancing nymph painted
IN cameo style: $50 for No. 17s, q
Louis Seize snuff box. and $3.50 for No.
i72. q Louis Seize bonbonniere.
Otto Bernet, agent. gave 1900 for No.
:0i. Louis Seize snuff box with cameo
decoration on the gold. and $3.50 for No
1871, an oval snun box OF tho Lou,e
seize period. Il. r. Bonaventurs paid
$3.50 for No. ~. a gold snuff box With
miniature OF Venus. Mars and Cupid.
w. II. Hoffman bought No. 1913. a
Louis Quinze box. for $500. and No. 1873.
snuff box painted In grisailie and
rose color. for $50. Herbert Du Puy
save $500 for No. Goa. Van Blaren.
hurghe box. and 1915 for No. 1911, A
snuff box OF the Louis Quatorze period.
other sales were No. 1855. a sixteenth
century Gubbio dish. TO d. Thomas. for
$3.50; No 2+2. an ancient Roman mo-
saic bowl. TO Mr.. Kouchsk1i. for $3.50;
No. :ss, gold sword guard by Mune-
Oki, to X. Oshims, for sa20: No. 33l. a
hloodstone covered taxa, 10 Mr. Bau-
meister. for S2+0: No. 234, an eighteenth
century ivory carving. TO Mr.. kalden-
berg, for s220, and No. 335. a pair of
French groups in ivory. 10 Mrs. J. II.
Latham. for $3.50.
The total for the afternoon eession
was s3s.2i3.50, making a total TO date
FOR the art objects Of Gen. Ives, Of
500. sjl.
AZ III" concluding sale OF Gen. Ives's
library IN the evening. the leading price
was se,ii5, paid by G. $. Smith. for
No. 1865, the first issue OF the frst
edition OF the "Compleat Angler"
The fine first edition of Vanity Fair"
IN the original parts sold TO A. Swami.
agent, for 1890. In 1903 this edition
sod for s425.
The Pentland Rising" r. L. Steven
sons first book, copy Of which brought
si775o In 1905, sold last night TO Cur
It's Walters for $500. The first edition
OF the "Faerie Queene." No. 9l3. sold
to A. Swami. agent, for ss25.
George ID. Smith was a heavy buyer.
He paid s245 for No. s4+. first editions
OF Surtees novels: $40 for No. s4s.
Swinburne's queen Mother" and Rosa
mond," first editions. bound by Riviere
silo for No. 962. the Hoe copy Of
Poems by Two Brothers" the Tenny-
sons: 1910 for No. sol, Sheridan's THE
Rivals" a first edition, bound by Riviere.
and $50 for No. 1896, a first edition OF
Tewrdannck in Trautz-Bauzonnet
binding.
other prices were: No. $50. a swim
burne set. to Henry Malkan for $500 No.
go. a set OF mezzotints by John Smith.
10 ]. r. Drake, Inc, for $3.50: No. 92s.
Treasure Island" by Stevenson. to J. +.
Drake. Inc, for $3.50. No. oil. set of
smollet. to Charles Scribner's Sons for
$3.50; No. 900. Tennyson's "Throstle"
and No 1913. Tennyson's silent Voices"
10 W. T. Wallace for $500.
The total for the evening was slA.139.
making a total for Gen. ivcs's library OF
ss7,44l. The total for the entire sale to
date is sls'.202.
The sale of the art objects continues
this afternoon and the sale of prints will
begin on Monday.