A selection of fine and decorative art at Duff House.
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This is an example of 19th century Chinese export porcelain.
Object number DC464
A 'famille rose' plate showing an unusual strutting cockerel among chrysanthemum.
Object number DC471A
This 18th century ginger jar was altered in the 19th century to include the metal embellishments now seen.
Object number DC474
Oil painting by Philips Wouwerman (1619-1668) titled ‘An Army Encampment’.
Object number DC104
An oil painting by Philips Wouwerman (1619-1668).
Object number DC103
This is an oil on panel painting by Philips Wouwerman (1619-1668).
Object number DC639
This oil painting is by the Dutch landscape painter Meindert Hobbema (1638–1709).
Object number DC128
This miniature painting by George Engleheart (1753-1829), shows Sir William Erskine as Colonel of the 26th Foot.
Object number DC147
This chair is part of the suite of giltwood furniture given by Napoleon to his uncle, Cardinal Joseph Fesch, Archbishop of Paris and Lyon.
Object number DC283a
This is an invitation for Magdalene Erskine to the coronation of George IV on 19 July 1821.
Object number DC274A
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
