The sun., 1916-11-23
$246,96O REALIZED
BY DAYANZATI SALE
Total for Second Day $77,8O7,
$500 Being Paid for
BolOgnese Table.
SOCIETY FOLK THERE
Director Of Minneapolis Art
Museum Among Out Of
Town Buyers.

Another capacity" house attended
yesterdays session Of the sale OF the art
treasures OF Davanzati palace in the
rooms Of the American Art Association.
Many no doubt were drawn In curiosity
to see a repetition Of the excitement OF
the day before. when Riccio's bronze
was sold for $4,000.
Society was we'll represented in the
audience, and In addition there were
many dealers. experts. museum directors
and collectors from out Of town. Among
the prominent persons present were Mr..
and Mrs. William Randolph Hearst.
Joseph f. widener. Herbert Pratt. Jona-
than Buckley. Mrs. Burke Roche. Mrs.
Peter Cooper Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel G. Reid. J.. X. Branch. Benjamin
lis Museum. David Belasco and Hinckle
Smith.
The total for Yesterdays sales
amounted to $77.s07.5o. making a grand
total for the two days sales of 3246.950
$500 for BoIosnese Table.
The last number on the programme, a
splendid sixteenth century Bolognese
walnut table. led the list OF prices. going
at $500 to a buyer represented by Otto
Bernet. This table is oblong. with a
plain top thai has "A futed moulding be-
meath. The two legs are Tyre shaped
the whole design being massive and sim
pie.
The Minneapolis Museum acquired fol
4 nr0 M lpQ eiNsaapfy sanfnrp ElOrep.
tine chancel stalls. and for $500 No
$40. an Umbrian walnut choir book lee
tern. made in the sixteenth century. Thu
Worcester Art Museum purchased TIVE
sixteenth century cushions. No. 1875. o.
red velvet embroidered with silver anc
gold, for $3.50.
The beautiful silt -four post bed which
attracted so much attention during thu
exhibition will return to Italy. havint
been purchased for $1,000 by l.. a.. Or
sclli. the well known antiquarian o
Florence. In the on this bee
was included the arms Of the De |;
Bella family. Mr.. Orselli also bough
No. 3i1. a sixteenth century F1orentin'
walnut sideboard. for $3.50. n No
3IS. "A Bolognesc walnut armoire. 70
$3.50.
II. Daniels, who made many purchases
paid $500 for No. 325. a sixteenth cen
fury walnut bench H.i75 each for No
3i5 and 3l6. ~conIanion Roloencse wal
nut marriage chests $3.50 for No. 297.
Florentine walnu table $3.50 for Nc
2SS. two Italian walnu armchairs $50
for No. 2st. two sixteenth century wal
nut armchaire with upholstery In con
temporary embroidery. ami 1925 for NJ
2sl. n sixteenth century Cushak rug.
yy~u Reach n~.
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt paid sl,57
for No. 32t. n Slcnucsc inla:d walnu
, hench T.. l.. Terera gave $4,000 for y,
$50. AN Cmbrian walnut library hook
case. md tho Klcinberser Galicrie
bought No. 3eo. n gilt synagogue cabins
/, Of Italian walnut. for $500. ]. n. MC
Ilhenuy OF Philadelphia got NO. 3l3.
Sienncse walnut marriage chest. 70
. $1,000.
/, Arnold Seligman paid $1,000 for y,
. 3o3. a Florcn,lne inlaid walnut marriar
, chest $1,000 for No. 3oS. q Lombard
walnu, crcdcncc. and $50 for No. 25
/ y pic . Of sixteenth century red velve
/. Miss Il. II. I.orcnz. agent. paid sl.tc
: for No. "IS. "A nomad Asia Min~- pray'
|, rug No $50. an ancient "lcn" nc wei
. 10 !. n. McIlhenny for $1,000, and Mr.
/, Peter Cooper Hewitt gave 5000 for y,
Vs.. tUItt iA'NbA w. F'''As'
Q A.. T.. Cincssa bough, No. eIs. w
= high Italian pedcstais Of gilt. for 81 ,0oo
\ Miss Barr gave 1880 for No. cs3. tH
y sixteenth century walnut armehair'
W. W. Scamin, agent. paid $1,000 Il
No. 3O4. a Florentinc ~octaSonal vain
table. and i. w. French & Co, pa
sI,I0O for No. 307. n sixteenth centur
Florentine gilt walnut high candlcstlc
( The Duveen Bros. paid $3.50 for No. 20
, $3.50 for No. eos and 5000 for No. 90
e all three being rare old Savonaro
chairs. The same Arm paid $500 for y
Ell, also a Savonarola chair. No. 30
5 an Umbrlan. walnut table Of oblor
r shane, went to Otto Bernet. agent. Il
1900.
e The sale Of the furniture from u
Davanzati palace will be continued IN
afternoon.