A selection of fine and decorative art at Duff House.
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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
A terracotta baluster vase, carved with women and cupids on a white marble turned base.
Object number DC544
One of the most remarkable and charming pieces on display at Duff House, this frog-shaped flower holder was probably made in Chingtechen, China – the original and largest porcelain production centre.
Object number DC475
This naturalistic boars head is an 18th century ceramic soup tureen (serving dish) and cover.
Object number DC490
