A collection of prints and paintings, by the best masters; with several volumes of Ogilby's works. Will be sold by auction on Friday the 2d of this instant August, 1689. at Tom's Coffee-House, in Pope's-Head-Alley, over against the Royal-Exchange, Cornhill The sale beginning precisely at four of the clock in the afternoon. Catalogues of which are distributed by Mr. Gilliflower, in Westminster-Hall: Mr. Nott in the Pall-Mall: Mr. Bently in Russel-street, Covent-Garden: Mr. Wilkinson in Fleet-street: Mr. Hargrave, at the King's-Head, over against Furnivals-Inn, in Holborn: Mr. Miller in St. Paul's Church-yard: and Mr. Crouch over against the Royal-Exchange, in Cornhill, booksellers. The conditions of sale as usual, and the time of paying and fetching away the lots so bought, to be within three days after it at the said place.

1689

A COLLECTION OF Prints and Paintings, By the Best MASTERS; With several Volumes of Ogilby's Works.

Will be Sold by AUCTION on Friday the 2d of this instant August, 1689. at Tom's Coffee-House, in Pope's- Head-Alley, over against the Royal-Exchange, Cornhill.

The Sale beginning precisely at Four of the Clock in the Afternoon.

Catalogues of which are distributed by Mr. Gilliflower, in Westminster-Hall: Mr. Nott in the Pall-Mall: Mr. Bently in Russel street, Covent-Garden: Mr. Wilkinson in Fleet-street: Mr. Hargrave, at the King's-Head, over against Furnivals-Inn, in Holborn: Mr. Miller in St. Paul's Church-yard: And Mr. Crouch over against the Royal-Exchange, in Cornhill, Booksellers.

The Conditions of Sale as usual, and the time of paying and fetching away the Lots so bought, to be within Three days after it at the said place.

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PRINTS, &c.

1 A Book of five Prints of Triumphs, by Tempest
2 Daniel in the Lyons Den, after Rubens
3 Five round prints of the scripture, by Haemskirk
4 Heraclitus and Democritus
5 A book of 18 prints of the Gods and Goddesses, taken from the Roman statues
6 The Day of Judgment, by Michael Angelo
7 A book of eighteen Prospects of Holland
8 Twelve Prints by Albert Durer, and other good hands.
9 A Sketch of a Head in Oyl
10 Three Heads of Van Dyck
11 Two Heads of Titian, and Hans Holbain
12 The Banquet of the Gods, by Spranger
13 Our Saviours Passion, by Van Dyck
14 Two Heads by Van Dyck
15 The last supper by Muller

PAINTINGS.

1 A Tooth Drawer.
2 A Landskip.
3 An Old Woman Piping
4 A Coun [...]try piece.
5 Droll after Brower.
6. A Hern catching after Hondius
7 A Man wiping his Childs Arse.
8 A Man smoaking.
9 A Three quarter Flower-pot
10 A side of the City of Florence
11 A Flower-pot, 4 foot 2 inches high, 3 foot & half wide
12 A little Landskip.
13 A Virgin Mary after Van Dyck.
14 A Crucifix after Rubens.
15 A Barrel of Oysters, by Little House
16 A Flower-pot, a half length.
17 Europa after P. Veronese, 5 foot 4 inches high, 4 foot 9 inches wide
18 A Fiddler after Brower
19 A Droll after Teniers
20 A Woman a spinning, after Ostade.
21 Daniel in the Lions Den, after Rubens
22 A Flower-pot, a half length
23 A Virgin Mary and St. Francis
24 King James on a three quarter Cloath.
26 Unity, Peace and Plenty, after Goltzius
27 Chastity offering the Devil, after an Italian.
28 King William well done
29 Queen Mary, Ditto.
30 A Black after Van Dyck, whole length
31 A Violin and Ivory Figure, curiously painted by Van Hukin
32 A Scull Watch, and Candle, Ditto
33 A Head of King James II well done from the best Original
34 A Boy and Dog curiously done by Teniers
35 Orpheus with several Beast curiously finisht, by Reuse the famous Italian
36 An Inkhorn, Letter, &c. finely done by Van Hukin
37 An Aggot Cup, Coral, &c. Ditto
38 Pallas presenting Venus with a Spanish Padlock, with other figures, by Vomer
39 King William in Coronation Robes
40 Queen Mary, Ditto
41 A very good picture, by W. Beurs
42 One old Head, by Martinus Voss, made 1565
43 Two pictures of Miniature, by Philip Elingha
44 A little Italian Landskip
45 A very fine head, by a good Master
46 A picture of Fishes.
47 A Fruit piece
48 A pleasant Landskip.
49 A picture of St. Franciscus
50 A fine picture by J. Leundens.
51 A picture by Haemskirk
52 A little Head by Van Leyden.
53 A round Landskip by D. Vallen
54 Two little bird pictures:
55 A little head of Prince Cassimire of Frizeland
56 A little ship piece.
57 A tools picture.
58 A picture of Venus and Cupid
59 A Laughing Man with a Rhenish Wine Glass
[Page]60 A Droll.
61 A Venus and Cupid
62 A Flower-pot
63 A Silver Tankard with Fruit
64 A Cupid on a Swan
65 A piece of Oysters
66 Christ in the Garden
67 A Bason of Fruit, 3 foot broad, 4 foot and half long
68 Narcissus, 3 foot broad, 4 foot and half long
69 A Landskip of the same bigness
70 A fine Flower piece
71 A Fruit piece in a Chyna bason
72 A piece of Auricolus Flowers
73 A piece of Drunkards
74 A Man a laughing and smoaking
75 A piece of the Sea breaking in, of St. Anthony Dyck in Holland
76 A Dog
77 An Obscene piece curiously done
68 —another finely finisht
79 The Virgin Mary
80 Judith and Holifernes
81 A battel piece
82 Another battel piece
83 A Lady giving Direction to the Cook, seven foot and four inches
84 The Ruins of Room
85 Lady catching Fleas
86 Major Bill the printer
87 A Flower piece
88 An Old head
89 A Thistle and butter flies
90 A Festoone of Fruit
91 A Festoone of Flowers
92 A Lady in half length after the life
93 St. Jeroms head
94 Our Saviour paying Tribute to Caesar
95 A piece of Haemskirk, in an Oval frame
96 Another of Haemskirk in an Oval frame
97 A third piece of Haemskirk
98 A fourth piece of Haemskirk
99 A small head finely painted
100 A small piece of Hondius of Hawking
101 a small piece of Hondius, Ditto
102 a piece of Jupiter and Gannymede
103 a piece of youth and age
104 a piece of Vanity
105 a small head after the life
106 an Italian piece of Lucrece
107 Three large Roman Emperors
108 Twelve small Roman Emperors
109 a Rabbet with Fruit
110 an Old head
111 a good head after the life
112 a Squirel
111 Prince Maurice
113 A Piece of Venus, Cupid and Ceres
[Page]114 Landskip of Mr. Knife
115 Two Lyons after Rubens
116 Piece of our Saviour and Woman of Samaria, by Lemence
117 Two Dogs fighting, after Hondius
118 A Bull-baiting
119 A piece of Dogs and a Cat
120 A Hanch of Venison
121 Two little Dogs
122 A piece of a Monky and Fruit
123 King Williams picture after Wissen
124 Queen Mary of the same Master
125 A Cortisan of Venice
126 Little piece of a Bull and Dogs
127 Little piece of two Leopards
128 A Head of K. Charles II. and his Queen after Lilly
129 A whole length of King Charles II. after Lilly
130 A Head of the Countess of Castlemain after the same
131 King James the Second after Lilly
132 — his Queen Mary after the same
133 Duns Scotus after Titian
134 Angelica and Medora
135 A Crucifix three foot high, after Van Dyck
136 A Virgin Mary with Christ, after Carrats
137 Venus with the Graces
138 Titian and his Mistress after his own Paintings
139 Hunting piece after Tempest
140 Juno and Ixion 6 foot long, 3 foot wide
141 The Judgment of Paris, 6 foot long, 3 foot wide
142 Basket of Fruit
143 a curious picture of Rioting in a Landskip
144 a Triumph of Divels over sinners
145 a Frost picture of blanket Fair upon the Thames
146 a Resinal picture of Mr. Loten, of Rocks of the Alps, long 4 foot, deep 3 foot 6 Inc.
147 a Landskip after Bott, long three foot two inches, deep three foot nine inches
148 a Resinal of Mr. Loten
149 Gallatea the Goddess of the Sea, after an Ital. long 3 foot 9 inches, deep 2 foot 10 inc.
150 The bath of Diana after an Italian, long three foot, ten deep
151 a pleasant Landskip, long five foot, deep 3 foot
152 a Landskip with stone work in it, long three foot ten inches, deep 3 foot 2 inches
153 The fire of London
154 The late dreadful fire in Thames-street, near Puddle-Dock
155 a Winter picture
156 another Winter picture
157 a Landskip with ships in it
158 a Landskip with Cows and sheep
159 Mary Magdalen in a Wood
160 a Sea picture
161 another Sea picture
162 an Old mans head
163 a picture of fish
164 Seven Landskips more
165 Ogilby's America with cuts
166 —his Virgil illustrated with cuts
167 Ovids Metamorphosis English and Latin, with cuts
168 Ogilby's Homers Iliads compleat, with cuts
18 [...] —His Odysses with cuts

FINIS.

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