Inventory of public property, Executive Mansion, June 30, 1907-Continued. Laces, Brussels, extra long. Chairs, antique.. Table, tea, mahogany Screen, black, 4-fold. Cushions, antique.. Lamp, bronze. Shade, lamp, pink lined. Covers, loose.. pairs.. Oil painting, portrait John Quincy Oil painting, portrait Franklin Pierce... Oil painting, portrait John Adams. Curtains, for windows; drapery deco- Sofa, in cotton, painted white.. Pillows, in cotton.. Chairs, arm, in cotton, painted. Chairs, side, in cotton. Chairs, light, cane seats.. Chairs, in silk, gilded. Rug, India.. Screen, brass, folding. Standards, solid brass, for use at recep Candelabra, 5 feet, gilded bronze, 12 branches in 2 horizontal planes of 6 each, 1 central branch, tripod bases. Clock, mantel, gilded bronze, longitudinal pedestal about 20" by 8", sides covered with bas-reliefs of Roman trophies. On the pedestal a seated female figure, probably Goddess of War or Victory; has a Roman helmet on her head and a wreath in left hand. Made by Thomière et Cie:" also marked at bottom of dial Momer Aine." Candlesticks, mantel, gilded bronze, 2 feet high, probably companions of clock; square pedestals on 4 claw feet; winged female figures on two sides of pedestal, carrying wreath in one hand and trumpet or quill pen in other. Vases, dark blue Sèvres, presented by President Faure, of France, to President McKinley. Inventory of public property, Executive Mansion, June 30, 1907-Continued. FIRST FLOOR-continued. Blue room-Continued. Base is Pillows or cushions in blue satin damask. Chairs, arm, finished as above. Chairs, small, finished as above.. Footstools, finished as above.. Cordon, to cut off the room, covered with gold silk velours. Screens, white silk.. Shades, white silk. Screen, brass, folding, for fireplace. Carpet, Wilton velvet, for use at receptions, yards. Red Room. Cover, wall, cotton damask. Screen, fire, brass, brass frame, damask Fire tools, steel, brass handles, 4 pieces, set. Vases (Faïence) with ebony bases, about 4 feet high. One has painting of "Cupid in Prison," with Roman girl in front of door on one side, on other side a vase on a pedestal, with a fountain and Ionic portico in background. The other has on one side a Roman girl drinking at a tall fountain, 2 doves; on the other side a fluted pillar carrying a fountain bowl containing a dolphin, with a Corinthian portico in background. $1, 469. 37 Clark, Davenport & Co. Inventory of public property, Executive Mansion, June 30, 1907-Continued. Vases, porcelain, magenta and gold bracket arms. Each has a picture of French revolutionary times. Ewer, green and gilt. Ewer has 2 Venus riding a dolphin and looking in a hand glass. 1 Venus riding a dolphin, three Amors. 3 Armors, one with bow and arrow. Basin, has (1) Neptune riding the sea; (2) Venus riding a dolphin accompanied by a nymph. Bronze group, male figure seated on base of a broken pillar; female figure with face turned away; her right hand in right hand of the man, his left hand on her left shoulder, marked "Morcan." Bronze figure, soldier seated, ancient armor, boar's or bear's hand helmet; left elbow resting on a casket on his left knee, marked "Rtion Sauvage." Bronze figure, ancient warrior seated bareheaded,battle-ax or scepter across |