A Very Large Pair of 17thC French School Oil on Canvas Portraits of the Comtesse de la Rochelle & Rene Ferdinand de Precipiano, Baron de Cuse c.1630-40; Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire

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A Very Large Pair of 17thC French School Oil on Canvas Portraits of the Comtesse de la Rochelle & Rene Ferdinand de Precipiano, Baron de Cuse c.1630-40; Fonthill Abbey, WiltshireOrigin: French Period: Louis XIII Provenance: Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire (Possibly from the Collection of William Beckford) Date: c. 1630 40 Heights: 94. 5 Widths: 53. 5 (each & in frames) The very large French School oil on canvas portraits at approximately eight feet high each, in faux grained painted frames, depicting the Comtesse de la Rochelle and Rene Ferdinand de Precipiano, Baron de Cuse, both in their splendour, amongst country house settings

8th Duke of Northumberland

There is some weakness to one or two junctures but overall the condition is essentially very good

preying on savannah creatures such as wildebeest

standing on a hollow rectangular base

Width: 92cms / 3 feet

If you’re thinking of framing an antique Union Jack this is of a great size with which to do so

In 1870 the patents ran out and several manufacturers went into business

He also predicted the date of Queen Victoria's death

5” Wide x 9” Deep

two American and one English

Most were produced with a pointed base

Diameter: 26 inches