of Works of Art and Curios of every kind in the possession of private individuals, now for ------- sale or wanted. -------

Collectors and Dealers should carefully read these Advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICE.—No article that is in the possession of any Dealer or Manufacturer should appear in these columns. For Regulations see November Number.
Collector has old Japanese Prints for sale. Bargain.
[No. R4,307 For Sale.—Persian Carpet, perfect condition. Fine
colours. [No. R4,3o8 For Sale.—Japanese Lacquer Cabinet, over 100 years old, some £6 worth of gold overlay. Price £2$. Can
be seen at Connoisseur Office. [No. R4,309
Pair of Pistols.—Silver-gilt mounts, silver inlaid, finest English work, early part of last century. Looted at the Siege of Lucknow. In case complete. Approval.
[No. R4,3io Wanted.—Genuine Black Wedgwood, also painted
Dutch Bottles. Report with prices to [No. R4,3ii Collection fine Old China, Furniture, Glass, Coins and Pictures for disposal at exceptionally low figures.
Particulars. Apply [No. R4,3I2
What Cash Offers for “The Connoisseur Magazine,” September, 1901, to January, 1907, sixty-five numbers. Perfect condition. [No. R4,3I3
English Bible, Prayer-Book, Psalms in Metre combined, 1613, small 4to, black letter ; old calf binding, brass clips. Offers. [No. 114,314
Sussex Ware for Sale.—Medallions of the late King Edward VII., in red terra-cotta, size 7J in. by 5 J in., marked and dated. Only few have been made. Photo.
[No. R4,3I5 W anted .—Engraved Portraits of (1) James Harris, M. P., Secretary of Queen Charlotte, and his Wife, both by Highmore ; (2) Harriet, wife of 1st Earl of Malmesbury, painted by Reynolds, engraved by James Scott; (3) Frances Harris, with a dog, by same painter, engraved by Grozer. [No. R4,3i6
Wanted.—Choice Old Dinner Service. [No. 114,317 Wanted.—Special Index first 12 vols. “The Con
noisseur Magazine.” Please quote price.
[No. R4,3i8 Fine Oil Painting by Buxton-Knight.—Exhibited
Royal Academy. [No. R4,3I9 Wanted.—Fine Pieces Pewter, English, Scottish or Irish (marked). Good price paid. [No. R4,320
For Sale.—Old French Paste Empire Comb, clear, set in silver. H istory given. [No. R4,32i
“The Death Warrant of Charles the First,” with signatures. Line Engraving. 10s. 6d. [No. R4,322 A Gentleman desires to purchase a few pieces of genuine Old English Furniture in original con
dition ; also some Old English Engravings. Only the very finest specimens will be considered. [No. R4,323 Pair of Griffin-marked Rockingham Vases, magnifi
cently painted with flowers. £10. [No. R4,324 John Knox’s House, by Headley Fitton, Margin of Rydal, by John Finnie. [No. R4,325
Discovered in Excavations.—Very old and finely sculptured Elf, Falstaff style, 3 feet high ; practically perfect. Make beautiful garden ornament. [No. 1,4,326
Le Blond Colour-Prints.—Twelve for 13s. [No. 1-14,327
Stained Glass Windows, figural and heraldic, Swiss and German, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, for sale at reasonable prices. Photos. [No. R4,328
Experienced Connoisseur takes commissions for the Lanna and all other sales in Germany. Highest references; full guarantee. Correspondence invited. [No. 1-14,329 Lady wishes to realise on her magnificent genuine old Pearl Necklace. Accept ^65. [No. R4.330
Rare Genuine Antiques, Charles II. Period.—Chest Drawers, remarkable fronts, £[& 10s. ; two Chairs, ^15 ; Lantern Clock, £& 10s. [No. R4,33I
Genuine Old Sheraton Spinet. [No. 1-14,332 Genuine Old Chippendale Settee, on stretcher legs.
12 guineas. [No. R4,333 Rare Old Chippendale Chairs for sale. [No. R4,334
Grandfather Clock.—Welsh Dalkeith brass, oak case, £10. Coloured Engraving, Family Croup, after Spilsbury, by Turner, gilt frame ; offers. Pair framed Coloured Engravings, Peace and Plenty, 6 in. by 4J in., after Rebecca, by Wilkins. Offers. [No. R4,335
Small Collection fine Old Pictures, inherited from famous authority, for sale privately, few months; commercial prices. To hammer in June. [No. 114,3 >6 Old Act of Parliament Clock.—Mahogany case, with
24-inch face. [No. R4,337 _________Continued on Page XLIX.
Old Oak Panelling Wanted ,—All particulars and
quantity, &c., to Benjamin’s Galleries,
__________60, Conduit Street, London, W.-----------------
Swansea and Nantgarw China wanted, also Cambrian Ware and Dillwyn’s Etruscan Ware, marked pieces.
Alex. Duncan, Glenholme, Penarth.____________
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A good stock of unrestored Oak and Mahogany Furniture, China and Pottery. CITY

COLLECTORS should inspect the varied Stock of Old China, etc., offered at Reasonable Prices by
Mr. HARRISON, at 30, King Street, Cheapside, E.C. OLD TAPESTRY RESTORED
We are prepared to undertake the reparation, restoration, cleaning, copying or enlarging of any Tapestry you may have, and shall bi pleased to quote you for the work.
V. F. GREENWOOD & SONS, Ltd., Stonegate, YORK

OIL PAINTINGS RESTORED

— EXPERT WORK BY A — CERTIFIED ART MASTER P. HOLYOAKE, KENDAL
ANTIQUES FROM THE COTSWOLDS.—Several fine Grandfather Clocks at present in stock; photos, particulars and prices on application. Inquiries for other antiques promptly attended to.
JOHN BRYANT, Collector of Antiques,
Established 1857_________4, George Street, Stroud, Gloucestershire
RUBEN & WOLPE Trade only Supplied
237, Cleethorpe Road, Genuine Unrestored
C □ GRIMSBY □ O Oak a Speciality Li. LUflAJVl UJe antique Showrooms
40 BERKELEY STREET, Charing Cross,
(Corner Granville Street, opposite St. Andrew’s Halls) G L3SG © W Choice Collection of GENUINE ANTIQUE FURNITURE. CHINA, & BRIC-A-BRAC Old Frames 7^e-gilt Oil Paintings Cleaned, Lined,
equal to new. and Restored.

Qeorge Fryer,

138, West gndLane,tK.W.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, OLD CHINA, PRINTS, PICTURES Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. (Opposite North London Station.)
PICTURE FRAME MAKER.
TELEPHONE:
4087 P.O. HAMPSTEAD.
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