图录号：
3
拍品名称：
French School, 18th Century
拍品描述：
French School, 18th Century
Portrait of a Lady and Gentleman, Possibly Adrienne de Loys and Jean Louis de Loys (Two Works)
oil on canvas
Gentleman 31 x 24 3/4 inches; Lady 32 x 25 1/2 inches.
Property from the Charlecote Antique Store, Kansas City, Missouri
This lot is located in Chicago.
Condition Report
Framed dimensions (larger): 35 x 29 inches.
Provenance
NOTE:
Charlecote Antiques was an anchor of Kansas City’s historic Crestwood neighborhood across four decades. The shop represented a multi-generational passion for scholarship and collecting with an emphasis on British Furniture and Decorative Arts. Opened in 1980 by Kaye Francis Miller, Charlecote built a reputation for sourcing fine 18th century furniture directly from England with a keen eye on craftsmanship and form. Todd Miller soon followed his mother into the business and further developed Charlecote into a world-class retailer. Todd loved taking trips to Europe to find beautiful and unique items to bring back to the shop. He became a staple of the art fair circuit around the nation and endeared himself to both customers and fellow dealers with his knowledge and willingness to teach others.
Portrait of a Lady and Gentleman, Possibly Adrienne de Loys and Jean Louis de Loys (Two Works)
oil on canvas
Gentleman 31 x 24 3/4 inches; Lady 32 x 25 1/2 inches.
Property from the Charlecote Antique Store, Kansas City, Missouri
This lot is located in Chicago.
Condition Report
Framed dimensions (larger): 35 x 29 inches.
Provenance
NOTE:
Charlecote Antiques was an anchor of Kansas City’s historic Crestwood neighborhood across four decades. The shop represented a multi-generational passion for scholarship and collecting with an emphasis on British Furniture and Decorative Arts. Opened in 1980 by Kaye Francis Miller, Charlecote built a reputation for sourcing fine 18th century furniture directly from England with a keen eye on craftsmanship and form. Todd Miller soon followed his mother into the business and further developed Charlecote into a world-class retailer. Todd loved taking trips to Europe to find beautiful and unique items to bring back to the shop. He became a staple of the art fair circuit around the nation and endeared himself to both customers and fellow dealers with his knowledge and willingness to teach others.