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Grant of title of Marquess
Details
- Date
- 1785
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- Length 97 cm
- Material
- Veloum, leather, wax
- Catalogue number
- HBT.32
- Current location
- Archives
Grant of title of Marquess to George Nugent-Temple-Grenville by letters Patent of George III, 1785.
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Trade Only, 1921 Sale Catalogue, Stowe
Details
- Date
- 1921
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- Material
- Paper
- Catalogue number
- HBT.35
- Current location
- Archives
Stowe Collection: Catalogue of the Sale of The Ducal Estate in Contents of The Mansion. Sectional copy for the Trade Only Part II Jackson-Stops, 18th-22nd of July 1921, paperback.
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Portrait of Richard Grenville, Father of 2nd Earl Temple
Details
- Date
- c1700
- Author / Artist
- Circle of Sir Godfrey Kneller
- Dimensions
- 122cm by 99cm
- Material
- Oil on Canvas
- Catalogue number
- HBT.45
- Current location
- East Corridor
Portrait of Richard Grenville of Wotton Underwood 1677-1727. Father of Richard Grenville, 2nd Earl Temple. Conceivably painted as a companion work to the portrait of his sister, Christian, Lady Lyttelton.
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Portrait of Richard Grenville, Great great-grandfather of 2nd Earl Temple
Details
- Date
- c1600
- Author / Artist
- English School
- Dimensions
- 59cm by 46cm
- Material
- Oil on bowed panel
- Catalogue number
- HBT.46
- Current location
- North Hall
Portrait of Richard Grenville of Wotton Underwood, Oil on panel, English school 17th Century.
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Portrait of Catherine Finch
Details
- Date
- 1616
- Author / Artist
- Circle of Robert Peake
- Dimensions
- 80 x 69cm
- Material
- Oil on bowed panel
- Catalogue number
- HBT.47
- Current location
- North Hall
Lady Catherine Finch, daughter of Sir Moyle Finch, 1st Baronet and
the former Elizabeth Heneage, suo jure Countess of Winchilsea. She
married Sir John Wentworth, 1st Baronet (1583–1631) of Gosfield
Hall, Essex.
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Pair of Library Armchairs
Details
- Date
- 1738-1820
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- 61cm by 98cm
- Material
- Wood, Textile
- Catalogue number
- HBT.48.1-2
- Current location
- Gothic Ante Library
A pair of George III mahogany library armchairs. The backs covered in tapestry (modern replacement of original still intact in part) with needlepoint emblem of wheatsheaf encircled by the motto of the Order of the Garter “honi soit qui mal y pense” and surmounted by a ducal coronet, the seats similarly covered in tapestry with needlepoint ‘B’ surrounded by a wreath and ducal coronet. These chairs were photographed in catalogue for 1923 sale.
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Portrait of Hester, Countess of Temple
Details
- Date
- early 18th century
- Author / Artist
- Manner of Christian Richter
- Dimensions
- 4.8cm by 3.9cm
- Material
- Ivory, ormolu frame
- Catalogue number
- HBT.49
- Current location
- Archives
Miniature of Hester, Countess of Temple 1684-1752 as a young woman, on ivory. Ornate gilt frame. Pair with HBT.50
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Portrait of Richard Earl Temple
Details
- Date
- late 18th cent
- Author / Artist
- Attributed to William Grimaldi after Sir Joshua Reynolds
- Dimensions
- 6cm by 4.8cm
- Material
- Ivory, ormolu frame
- Catalogue number
- HBT.50
- Current location
- Archives
Miniature of Richard, Earl Temple 1711-1798 K.G. on ivory, ornate gilt frame. Pair with HBT.49
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Sevres Bon-Bon Dish
Details
- Date
- c1848
- Author / Artist
- Dimensions
- 27cm
- Material
- Porcelain
- Catalogue number
- HBT.52
- Current location
- Museum
- Related
- Related history
Sevres Bon – Bon dish c 1848, white with a gold rim and L monogram surrounded by a wreath. “Chateau d’Ea” stamped on bottom.
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Pair of Engraved Silver Plates
Details
- Date
- 1875
- Author / Artist
- R&S Garrad & Co., London
- Dimensions
- 45.5oz and 25cm
- Material
- Silver
- Catalogue number
- HBT.53.1-2
- Current location
- Museum
Pair of silver plates engraved with the Temple arms and motto “Templa quam dilecta”
