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Catalogue of Porcelain and Pottery, Antique & Decorative Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Etc., Comprising English and Chinese Porcelain; Fine Dresden Figures; Interesting English Pottery, Including a Rare Dated Bristol, Delft Plate and a Few Early Specimens of Martin Ware; a Jacobean Oak Dresser and a Charles II Arm Chair, the Property of Lady Blomfield, 3, More's Garden, Chelsea Embankment, S.W.; Hepplewhite and Sheraton Mahogany Furniture; Queen Anne Walnut Chests; Screens in Needlework and Painted Leather; George Cruikshank's Etching Table, Etc., Also Antique Oriental Rugs, Including the Property of the Late Sir Ernest George, R.A. (sold by Order of the Executors); and the Property of H. H. Prince Bibesco, Removed from 13, Hyde Park Gardens, W.

Published: 1923

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