Follower of Willem Wissing; A Late 17thC Portrait of Queen Mary II (1662-1694)

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Follower of Willem Wissing; A Late 17thC Portrait of Queen Mary II (1662-1694)Origin: EnglishPeriod: StuartProvenance: By descent; the Hovell and Ffolkes familiesDate: c. 1680Height: 24Width: 20. 5The beautifully timeworn portrait shown in a feigned oval, painted in oils on canvas, depicting Princess Mary Stuart of York, the future Mary II (1662 94), wearing a crimson ermine mantle and a blue silk dress with an elaborate jewelled brooch at the breast, and wearing a pearl necklace and drop earring, looking directly out to the

the delicately proportioned late eighteenth century comb back provincially made Windsor armchair having a comb or stick back with shaped ears to the top rail

A scroll has also been included at the top of the banner

in the board daylight at this thing”

The extensive ruins are now in the care of English Heritage

a cloth permeated with plastic

parts were transferred to the N and E districts

near Huddersfield and in 1724 bought the Marsden Moor estate

Length: 97 inches

losses and general wear particularly to the top

for obvious reasons

1860-70 & Mid 20thC the PlinthHeight: 40”Width: 28”Depth: 15” (all at extremities & with base)The well carved sandstone sculpture of a bearded saint or religious figure

in the late Victorian and Edwardian periods

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