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Overmantle

1680-1720 (made)
Artist/Maker

Overmantel consisting of an oil painting of three ships at sea, signed 'P. Monamy pinx' for Peter Monamy (1670-1749), with a rectangular mirror below formed of three plates of glass. The whole ensemble is framed in a gilded wood moulding with shell device in the top corners.


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Brief description
Overmantle, oil painting set over mirror, painted by Peter Monamy, England 1680-1720
Physical description
Overmantel consisting of an oil painting of three ships at sea, signed 'P. Monamy pinx' for Peter Monamy (1670-1749), with a rectangular mirror below formed of three plates of glass. The whole ensemble is framed in a gilded wood moulding with shell device in the top corners.
Dimensions
  • Height: 3'11 1/2"ft
  • Length: 5' 8"ft
Measurements from grey box. Not verified. 05/12/2016
Object history
Bought for £35 from Cecil Turner, 26, Trafalgar Road, Twickenham (RF 13/2031)

Formerly belonged to Mr Sayers Turner of Colchester, from the Nassau sale, St Osyth Priory (information from Mr Romney, Lyceum Club, undated)
Collection
Accession number
W.44-1913

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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