Getty Research Institute lacks the final leaf, showing lots 144-147. Pagination of the final leaf based on photocopy surrogate.

Date of publication inferred from date of sale.

Signatures: A1 B-E² F⁴ (A1 unsigned).

Final page blank.

147 lots.

There is also an edition of 28 numbered pages, also with 147 lots, which has a separate title page for the second day's sale and in which lots 127-131 are headed: The following five lots were recently imported by, and are the property of, a well known connoisseur. In the 28-page edition, lot 63 is "An historical (scriptural), a spirited sketch" by Schiavone and is listed as the first lot of the second day of the sale. In the 27-page edition, lot 63 is repeated; it appears as both the last lot of the first day of the sale (a landscape by Domenichino) and as the first lot of the second day ("An historical (scriptural), a spirited sketch" by Schiavone). Lugt lists a 24-page edition with 138 lots but this assertion appears to have been based on inspection of incomplete copies of the 28-page edition, in which p. 24 ends with lot 138 followed by a double rule.

Lugt, 11181.

Getty Provenance Index Databases, viewed Dec. 3, 2012, Description of sale catalog Br-2818.

Date of auction: May 19-20, 1826.

Place of auction: London.

Library's copy lacks the final leaf, showing lots 144-147. Annotated with prices in brown ink, with lot 144 added on p. 26 in same hand.

Library's copy bound with: Christie, Mr. A catalogue of the genuine, capital, and valuable collection of select and beautiful cabinet pictures, the undoubted works of the most celebrated esteemed Dutch and Flemish masters ... [London] : Catalogues may be had as above and at the Rainbow Coffee House, 1795. This is the 20th catalog bound in a volume of 27 catalogs with call no.: 1795 March 21 LoChN Bound-With. In ms. in brown ink on verso of front free endpaper: From the collection of William Seguier Esq. decd. 1844. Binding: marbled papers over boards, half calf. Gilt binder's title on spine: Catalogue of pictures, 1795 to 1829.