A selection of fine and decorative art at Duff House.
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One of the handles is now missing from this 18th century porcelain tray.
Object number DC537
This is a truly gigantic leather-bound album of prints measuring 84 cm high by 62 cm wide and 11.5 cm in depth.
Object number DC642
This 19th century Chinese 'famille rose' plate shows the fine details of hibiscus and carnations or peony flowers that were commonly used decorative items both at home and for export.
Object number DC476A
One of a pair of 18th century Chinese Canton ‘famille rose’ garden seats.
Object number DC485
An 18th century Chinese Canton ‘famille rose’ flower pot or ‘jardiniere’.
Object number DC486
This Rosso Antico (unglazed red stoneware) perfume burner was made by Wedgwood, the English fine pottery manufacturer, between 1765 and 1770.
Object number DC499
This pair of large tureens (serving dishes) were made by the Vincennes porcelain manufacturers in Paris, France.
Object number DC501
These pieces are from a dinner service (dinner set).
Object number DC511
These 18th century jam pots and covers are fired onto the stand below.
Object number DC513
A late 18th century dessert service (dessert set) made by the Sèvres factory, Paris, France.
Object number DC514
This is a redecorated 18th century Sèvres radish dish.
Object number DC515
A cabbage leaf shaped dish, painted with scattered flowers, manufactured by Longton Hall (Staffordshire, England) around 1760.
Object number DC525
A cabbage leaf shaped dish, moulded and painted with six leaves, manufactured by Longton Hall (Staffordshire, England) around 1760.
Object number DC526
A leaf shaped dish, moulded and painted with a briar rose flowerhead, buds and foliage, with stalk handle.
Object number DC527
A leaf shaped dish, painted and moulded with a large flowerhead, a leaf and buds, with stalk handle.
Object number DC528
This high-quality cup and saucer were made by the French Sèvres factory in 1784.
Object number DC535
This is an oil on panel painting by Philips Wouwerman (1619-1668).
Object number DC639
Part of a dessert service (dessert set), this sugar tureen (serving dish) and stand were made by the Sèvres factory in France between 1773 and 1777.
Object number DC520A
This miniature painting by George Engleheart (1753-1829), shows Sir William Erskine as Colonel of the 26th Foot.
Object number DC147
This is an invitation for Magdalene Erskine to the coronation of George IV on 19 July 1821.
Object number DC274A
