Follower of Willem Wissing; A Late 17thC Portrait of Queen Mary II (1662-1694) sub-Curios In 1913 Butcher’s started using

In 1913 Butcher’s started using the ‘Primus’ trademark

and the surfaces are rather dry and coarse but there are no losses of any note with just a few chips to the extremities of the carvings

and was painted one year later in 1832 by a very capable hand

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Follower of Willem Wissing; A Late 17thC Portrait of Queen Mary II (1662-1694) sub-Curios In 1913 Butcher’s started usingOrigin: EnglishPeriod: StuartProvenance: By descent; the Hovell and Ffolkes familiesDate: c. 1680Height: 24Width: 20. 5The beautifully timeworn portrait shown in a feigned oval, painted in oils on canvas, depicting Princess Mary Stuart of York, the future Mary II (1662 94), wearing a crimson ermine mantle and a blue silk dress with an elaborate jewelled brooch at the breast, and wearing a pearl necklace and drop earring, looking directly out to the