A catalogue of a splendid and valuable collection of undoubted and original paintings, principally of the Dutch and Flemish schools, and a few fine pictures of the Italian school, the properties of a gentleman and a baronet ... also, a few fine specimens of modern sculpture.: Which will be sold by auction, by Mr. H. Phillips, at his Great Room, 73, New Bond Street, on Friday the 2d, and Saturday the 3d of June, 1815, at twelve for one o'clock, without reserve

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[London]: Catalogues (at one shilling each) had at Mr. H. Phillips's, [1815]

Notes
- "There are at least three versions of the catalogue. The earliest (Type A) lacks a number of lots that were added to the subsequent editions at the bottom of most pages, including lots 35a, 60a, 110a, 135a and 158a, as well as a second lot 76 .... The final version (Type B) ... has a lot 140a (a drawing) and lots 71-73 are radically changed, either to a different artist or title or both."--Getty Provenance Index databases.
- According to Getty Provenance Index databases, "it is almost certain that there were more than two consigners and for the most part it has not proven possible to identify them." Sir George Bower and Thomas Jones, a banker, are named as possible consigners. See Description of sale catalog Br-1294.