x ADRIAEN VAN OSTADE 351 682/1. A Peasant Company. Of the best period. 10 inches by u| inches. Sale. Sonne and others, Amsterdam, July 5, 1759, No. Io ^ (3 florins, Van Diemen). 68 21. A Rustic Interior. 15 inches by 22 inches. Sale. Sonne and others, Amsterdam, July 5, 1759, No. 17 (20 florins, De Leth). 682;'. Peasants smoking. 7! inches by 7 inches. Sale. H. van Limborch, The Hague, September 17, 1759, No. 34 (4 florins, De Moni). 682^ and /. Two Peasant Scenes. [Pendants.] One is dated 1641. 10 inches by 8 inches. Sale. Amsterdam, October 27, 1760, Nos. 9 and 10. 6827W. A Merry Peasant Company. With five figures. 12^ inches by 9^ inches. Sale. Amsterdam, December 1 6, 1760, No. 9(12 florins 5, Van Ankeren). 683. Peasants at an Inn. Sm. n. Three are in front at a chopping-block, which serves as a table. The two nearest are seated ; the third is about to take a chair. Three others are farther back, playing backgammon at a long table placed under a window with five casements. Another man sits in the extreme background, facing the spectator j he is smoking. Panel, 14 inches by 12 inches. Mentioned by Descamps ; and by Ch. Blanc, Le Tresor de la Curiosite, 1.99. Engraved by Beauvarlet as " Le Cafe Hollandais." Sale. Comte de Vence, Paris, February n, 1761 (1013 francs). 68 30. A Peasant Company of Thirteen Figures. Sale. Hendrik Bagh, Leyden, August 24, 1761, No. 20 (70 florins). 683^. A Merry Peasant Company in an Interior. 9^ inches by 13 inches. Sale. H. de Wacker van Zon, Amsterdam, October 26, 1761, No. 8 (33 florins, Audon). 68 3<r. A Company of Five Figures. 1 8 inches by 16 inches. Sale. Caspar d' Heyne, Ghent, October 26, 1761 (Terw. 241), No. 50 (69 florins 12). 68 3< A Peasant Company. Sale. Dirk Kindt and others, The Hague, September 27, 1762 (Terw. 284), No. 35 No. 5 of the original catalogue (32 florins 10, Domi- nicus).
