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- Estimate
- £7,000–£10,000 hammer ≈ $8,373–$11,962
- Result
- Performance
- Sale
- Sotheby's — Old Masters Day Auction, London · 7 July 2022
- Record ID
- TB-2026-5042230
- Record
- first seen 28 Jul 2026 · updated 6 Sep 2026 · source ↗
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Philip Reinagle, A pair of greyhounds in a landscape. Sotheby's, 7 Jul 2022, lot 212. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-5042230.
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Philip Reinagle, A pair of greyhounds in a landscape. Sotheby's, 7 Jul 2022, lot 212. bought in (did not sell). TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-5042230.
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From the same sale Old Masters Day Auction · Jul 2022
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| Artist | Lot | vs. estimate | Result USD, incl. premium | Sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Philip Reinagle | A pair of greyhounds in a landscape | $9,507 | Sotheby's, Apr 2023 | |
| Philip Reinagle | Pointers covering game | Sotheby's, Jul 2022 | ||
| Philip Reinagle | Westmorland | Sotheby's, Jul 2022 | ||
| French School, 19th Century | [no title recorded] | Dorotheum, Dec 2023 | ||
| George Romney | Portrait of two children, half-length | Christie's, Jan 2024 | ||
| Philip Reinagle | Portrait of Molyneux Nepean, later 2nd Bt., and his sister | Bonhams, Jul 2021 | ||
| George Romney | Portrait of Henry Barnes (1702-1793), known as 'Secondary Ba | Bonhams, Dec 2021 | ||
| Philip Reinagle | A wooded river landscape with travellers on a track, a sheph | Christie's, Feb 2006 |
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