A selection of fine and decorative art at Duff House.
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This oil painting is by the Dutch landscape painter Meindert Hobbema (1638–1709).
Object number DC128
This is an oil on panel painting by Philips Wouwerman (1619-1668).
Object number DC639
This pair of large tureens (serving dishes) were made by the Vincennes porcelain manufacturers in Paris, France.
Object number DC501
These pieces are from a dinner service (dinner set).
Object number DC511
Part of a dessert service (dessert set), this sugar tureen (serving dish) and stand were made by the Sèvres factory in France between 1773 and 1777.
Object number DC520a
This is a Japanese Imari pattern bowl, actually made in China, painted with chrysanthemum and scrolling foliage.
Object number DC461
One of a pair of 18th century Chinese Canton ‘famille rose’ garden seats.
Object number DC485
This 18th century ginger jar was altered in the 19th century to include the metal embellishments now seen.
Object number DC474
This 19th century Chinese 'famille rose' plate shows the fine details of hibiscus and carnations or peony flowers that were commonly used decorative items both at home and for export.
Object number DC476a
This is a truly gigantic leather-bound album of prints measuring 84 cm high by 62 cm wide and 11.5 cm in depth.
Object number DC642
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