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Surmounted with a figure seated on a cushion, above the drum case, supported on the elephant’s back, whilst an attendant attempts to pull a cover across the elephant’s head, white painted wooden…

Achilles and Agamemnon standing beside the rectangular clock case, with a bas-relief below showing Iphigenia being brought to a sacrificial altar, flanked to each side by a pierced military trophy,…

The case inlaid to the front with a roundel, on plinth base and four ball feet, with 5in circular white enamel dial and blued steel spade hands, the drum-shaped movement by Samuel Marti, striking the…

Of architectural form, with a stepped dentil cornice, interspersed by tiered cones, with 3 1/4in white enamel chapter ring, signed, and engine-turned centre with blued steel Breguet hands, above a…

The case surmounted by a Classical seated figure, enamel Neo-Grec decoration, the  twin train drum-shaped movement striking on a bell39cm highCONDITION REPORTWith pendulum and steel key.  Overall in…

Ladies playing go- possibly reduced but hidden by the mountsLady and attendant- possibly reduced. Haircrack to rim, approx. 2cm length

CHINESE, KOREAN AND PERSIAN CERAMICS -  The George Eumorfopoulos Collection. Catalogue of the Chinese, Corean and Persian Pottery and Porcelain by R. L. Hobson. London: Ernest Benn, Ltd., 1925-28.…

Six coffee cups- one cup has been restored. Another cup with glued repairs to the handle. Some overall wear to the gilding. Saucer- some wear to the gilding.Saucer dish, 20cm diameter- three areas of…

Circular tureen and cover, 29cm across handles- tureen with extensive cracks across the base and up the sides. The cover with some losses to the knopSmall oval tureen and cover, 16cm across handles-…

Provenance: Property of a deceased collector and thence by descentCoffee/Chocolate pots and covers- one pot has some glaze fritting and a shallow chip to the edges of the handle. There is a small…

Condition ReportCanvas has an old relining; the paint surface is dirty with a discoloured varnish; extensive  craquelure throughout, generally stable; areas of restoration visible to the naked eye,…

ProvenanceWith Doig, Wilson & Wheatley, Edinburgh;Thought to have been acquired from the above by the grandfather of the present owner;Thence by descentExhibitedMottisfont Abbey, Hampshire, circa…

Condition ReportCanvas relined; extensive craquelure pattern to paint surface, scattered surface abrasions and dirt; stretcher bar marks to each border; ultraviolet reveals infilling to flesh tones…

Condition reportThe canvas has been relined; some scuffing to the the varnish, upper right; traces of old craquelure, particularly around the sitter's face; some minor frame abrasions visible when…

Condition reportThe sheet appears to be adhered to the backing mount but is stuck behind the mount so this is not conclusive; horizontal crease to centre of work and some discolouration to sheet; a…

ExhibitedEdinburgh, The Royal Scottish Academy, 1883, No. 299FootnoteSir Joseph Noel Paton was born in Dunfermline, Scotland, in 1821. After attending Dunfermline Art Academy, he went onto study at…

Condition ReportCanvas relined; light surface dirt and a few traces of craquelure mainly to the background; tiny fleck of paint loss, lower left.  Ultraviolet reveals traces of retouching to the…

Condition ReportThe work with the foxglove, upper right has areas of paint loss, particularly to the borders; this appears to be due to adhering to the glass.  The other work with the three roses,…

FootnoteChevin Hall stands on West Chevin Dell, near Otley in Yorkshire; designed by architect Thomas Forrest Marshall (1850-1932) it was nicknamed locally as Marshall's Folly.  It became a…

Condition ReportOriginal canvas; the paint surface is dirty with areas of discoloured, uneven varnish; craquelure and lifting paint, centre right and upper left, no paint loss; no sign of retouching…

FootnoteBrett's characteristic incised inscription gives details of the subject, day and month, but for some reason omits the year. There is some evidence pointing to 1873 as the most likely date.…