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Lot 517 · Fine Art & Antiques, including Silver

A portrait miniature of Miss Fuller Maitland, seated in a landscape and wearing white dress with pink sash to her waist, pink stole, pearl necklace and pearl mounted ruby brooch at her corsage, her red curls upswept and finished with a floral spray

Sir William John Newton

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Estimate
£500–£700 hammer ≈ $784–$1,098
Result
Performance
Sale
Bonhams — Fine Art & Antiques, including Silver, Oxford · 3 December 2014
Record ID
TB-2026-1962031
Record
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Sir William John Newton, A portrait miniature of Miss Fuller Maitland, seated in a landscape and wearing white dress with pink sash to her waist, pink stole, pearl necklace and pearl mounted ruby brooch at her corsage, her red curls upswept and finished with a floral spray. Bonhams, 3 Dec 2014, lot 517. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-1962031.

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Sir William John Newton, A portrait miniature of Miss Fuller Maitland, seated in a landscape and wearing white dress with pink sash to her waist, pink stole, pearl necklace and pearl mounted ruby brooch at her corsage, her red curls upswept and finished with a floral spray. Bonhams, 3 Dec 2014, lot 517. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-1962031.

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