Catalogue of the very celebrated collection of works of art, the property of Samuel Rogers, Esq., deceased
Subtitle: comprising ancient and modern pictures, drawings and engravings, Egyptian, Greek and Roman antiquities, Greek vases, marbles, bronzes, and terra-cottas, and coins; also, the extensive library; copies of Rogers's poems, illustrated; the small service of plate and wine ...
Publisher: Catalogues had at Messrs. Christie and Manson's offices
Published: 1856
Place of publication: [London]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 133
Subjects: Catalogs; Art collections; Art; Private collections
Notes: 1950 lots.

Knoedler Library. Complete title index of 26,000 volumes of sales, exhibitions, and salons in the Knoedler Library on microfiche, British sales--Christie's, 15

Lugt, F. Répertoire des catalogues de ventes publiques, 22964

Date of sale: April 28-May 19, 1856.

Place of sale: London.

Library’s copy 1 annotated with some prices, some names, and other notes; annotated extensively for lots 506-730 (5th and 6th days’ sales) in two or more hands; signed in pencil on front flyleaf by  E.K. Waterhouse.

Library’s copy 2 annotated with all prices and names for lots 501-730 (all of 5th and 6th days’ sales); lots 871-957, 1017-1028a (portions of 8th day); lots 1029-1298 (all of 9th day and portion of 10th day). Copy 2 with former library label “15” on title page.

Library’s copy 3 annotated with some prices; ink stamp of “Library Trinity College Cambridge” on title page verso.

Library's copy 3 is the 11th catalog bound in a volume of 16 catalogs with call number: 1852 May 8 LoChJ c.2 Bound With.

Library’s copy 4 is partial catalog including lots for 5th-12th days’ sales only; the title page is repeated before the 7th day’s sale and the two parts have separate pagination (37, 59 pages); annotated with a few prices.

Library's copy 4 is the first item bound in: 1856 Apr.28 LoChR c.4.

Library’s copy 5 is a photocopy including lots 506-730 (5th and 6th days’ sales) only of an original interleaved with prices and names. Photocopy is negative aspect.