class="x-ebookmaker-pageno" title="[10]"/> A View in a Village

By Govert Jansz. A Young Ox, after Nature Rembrandt. The Samaritan Woman, a large picture, attributed to Giorgione, the half of which belongs to Peter de la Tombe. Three antique Statues. A Sketch of the Entombment By Rembrandt. The Incredulity of St. Peter Aertje Van Leyden. The Resurrection of our Lord Rembrandt. The Virgin Mary Rafaelle Urbino. A Head of Christ Rembrandt. A Winter Scene Grimaer. The Crucifixion. Probably intended for Novellari Lely of Novellaene. A Head of Christ Rembrandt. A young Bull or Ox Lastman. A Vanitas, retouched Rembrandt. An Ecce Homo, en grisaille Ditto. Abraham Offering up his Son Jean Lievensz. A Vanitas, retouched Rembrandt. A Landscape, en grisaille Hercules Segers. An Evening Scene Rembrandt. A large Looking Glass. Six Chairs, with blue cushions. An oak Table. A Table Cloth. A Napkin Press. A Wardrobe, or Armoir. A Bed and a Bolster. Two Pillows. Two Coverlids. Blue Hangings of a Bed. A Chair. A Stove.

IN THE CABINET OF ARTS.

A pair of Globes. A Box, containing minerals. A small Architectural Column. A Tin Pot. The Figure of an Infant. Two pieces of Indian Jadd. A Japan or Chinese Cup. A Bust of an Empress. An Indian Powder Box. A Bust of the Emperor Augustus. An Indian Cup. A Bust of the Emperor Tiberius. An Indian Work-Box, for a lady. A Bust of Caius. A pair of Roman Leggins. Two Porcelain Figures. A Bust of Heraclitus. Two Porcelain Figures. A Bust of Nero. Two Iron Helmets. An Indian Helmet. An ancient Helmet. A Bust of a Roman Emperor. A Negro, cast from Nature. A Bust of Socrates. A Bust of Homer. A ditto of Aristotle. An antique Head, done in brown. A Faustina. A Coat of Armour, and a Helmet. A Bust of the Emperor Galba. A ditto of the Emperor Otho. A ditto of the Emperor Vitellius. A ditto of the Emperor Vespasian. A ditto of the Emperor Titus Vespasian. A ditto of the Emperor Domitian. A ditto of Silius Brutus. Forty-seven specimens of Botany. Twenty-three ditto of Land and Marine Animals. A Hammock, and two Calabashes. Eight various objects, in plaster, done from Nature.

ON THE LAST SHELF.

A quantity of Shells, Marine Plants, and sundry curious objects, in plaster, done from Nature. An antique Statue of Cupid. A small Fuzil, and a Pistol. A steel Shield, richly embossed with Figures, by Quintin Matsys, very curious and rare. An antique Powder-horn. A ditto; Turkish. A Box, containing Medals. A Shield of curious workmanship. Two Naked Figures. A Cast from the face of Prince Maurice, taken after his death. A Lion and a Bull, in plaster, after Nature. A number of Walking Sticks. A long Bow.

BOOKS ON ART.

A Book, containing Sketches by Rembrandt. A ditto, containing Prints engraved in wood by Lucas Van Leyden. A ditto ditto, by Wael and others. A ditto, containing Etchings by Baroccio and Vanni. A ditto, containing Prints after Rafaelle Urbino. A gilt Model of a French Bed, by Verhulst. A Book full of Engravings, many of which are double impressions, by Lucas Van Leyden. A ditto, containing a great number of Drawings by the best masters. A ditto, containing a number of fine Drawings by Andrea Mantegna. A ditto, containing Drawings by various masters, and some Prints. A ditto, larger, full of Drawings and Prints. A ditto, containing a number of Miniatures, Wood-cuts, and Copper-plate Prints, of the various costumes of countries. A Book, full of Prints by Old Breughel. A ditto, containing Prints after Rafaelle Urbino. A ditto, containing valuable Prints, after the same. A ditto, full of Prints by Tempesta. A ditto, containing Wood-cuts and Engravings by Lucas Cranach. A ditto, containing Prints after the Caracci and Guido, and Spagnoletti. A ditto, containing Engravings and Etchings by Tempesta. A large Folio of ditto ditto, by Ditto. A ditto ditto, various. A Book, containing Prints by Goltius and Müller. A ditto, containing Prints after Rafaelle Urbino, very fine impressions. A Book, containing Drawings by Brauwer. A Folio, containing a great number of Prints after Titian. A number of curious Jars and Venetian Glasses. An old Book, containing a number of Sketches