Tea-caddy, Chippendale mahogany, square, with four divisions, the borders carved with rosettes and interlaced riband ornament, the sides inlaid with four old Worcester oblong plaques painted with exotic birds, insects, fruit, flowers, and festoons in colours on white ground, 10 in. square. Christie, February 6, 1903 52 10 0 Fire-screen, Chippendale mahogany, containing a panel of old English petit-point needlework, worked with a basket of flowers in coloured silks, on pillar and tripod carved with foliage and ball-and-claw feet. Christie, December 4, 1903 17 17 0 Armchairs, pair large Chippendale mahogany, with interlaced backs carved with foliage, the arms terminating in carved and gilt eagles' heads. Christie, January 22, 1904 88 4 0 Cabinet, Chippendale mahogany, with glazed folding doors enclosing shelves, and with cupboards and eight small drawers below, the borders fluted, 8 ft. high, 8 ft. wide. Christie, January 22, 1904 67 4 0 Chairs, set of six Chippendale mahogany, with open interlaced backs, with scroll tops, carved with foliage and shell ornament, on carved cabriole legs and ball-and-claw feet. Christie, January 22, 1904 102 18 0 Table, Chippendale, oblong, cabriole legs, carved with shells, &c., on claw feet, surmounted by a veined white marble slab, 53 in. wide. Christie, March 4, 1904 73 0 0 Settee, Chippendale mahogany, with double back with scroll top, carved with arabesque foliage, the arms terminating in masks, on legs carved with lions' masks and claw feet, 54 in. wide. Christie, April 12, 1904 278 5 0 Mirror, Chippendale, carved with gilt, 88 in. high, 50 in. wide. Christie, May 18, 1904 94 10 0 [1] By the kindness of the proprietors of the _Connoisseur_ these items are given from their useful monthly publication _Auction Sale Prices_. XI SHERATON, ADAM, AND HEPPELWHITE STYLES [Illustration: _By permission of Messrs. Harold G. Lancaster & Co._ HEPPELWHITE SETTEE, MAHOGANY.] XI SHERATON, ADAM, AND HEPPELWHITE STYLES Robert Adam 1728-1792. Thomas Sheraton 1751-1806. 1752. Loch and Copeland's designs published. 1765. Manwaring's designs published. 1770. Ince and Mayhew's designs published. 1788. Heppelwhite's designs published.