April 17, 2024
18th C. Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Young Lady Lot 164
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LOT 164Seller's Estimate: USD 1,000 - 1,200Oval portrait painting of a child standing alongside a rocking horse a toy sword in hand. Verso written in pencil "Sir John Silverton / Painted 1749." Housed in a carved gilt frame having medallion corners with a carved beaded and gadrooned surrounds. 15.5 inches height, 12 inches width sight. 20 inches height, 17 inches width framed. 15.5"H x 12"W. Good.Payment:The buyer is responsible for paying the seller directly after winning the item. Details on accepted payment methods and where to send payment are provided in an invoice from the seller.Shipping:The buyer is responsible for paying all shipping costs and arranging for shipping and delivery with the seller.Additional shipping details from the seller:While Peachtree & Bennett does not offer shipping services we routinely work with a number of responsible packers and shippers who render this service throughout Atlanta, as well as to New York and New England. We will provide buyers with reliable outside shippers and appropriate shipping options, as well as assist in making arrangements that best suit the needs of the customer.Please visit >Bidding> Packing & ShippingFor more information see terms and conditionsKnowing when to bid: An event can last a few hours. To help figure out when an item will come up for auction, watch the pace of
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