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• Ditto Portrait of a Lady of Fashion, in the time of Charles II. in a carved frame Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Sir P. Lely) ‎ (← liens)
• Ditto Portrait of the Queen of France, in the character of St. Catharine Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Sir P. Lely) ‎ (← liens)
• Portrait of a Lady of Fashion, of the time of Charles II. after V. Dyck Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Mrs. Beale) ‎ (← liens)
• The same Portrait of a Lady of Fashion, after Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (V. Dyck) ‎ (← liens)
• A Portrait of Charles II. in his Robes Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (V. Dyck) ‎ (← liens)
• Ditto Portrait of a Lord High Admiral Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (artiste anonyme) ‎ (← liens)
• Ditto Portrait of Alg. Percy, after Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (V. Dyck) ‎ (← liens)
• Portrait of John Hough, Bishop of Bristol, aged 84, 1734 Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (artiste anonyme) ‎ (← liens)
• A Boar Hunt, after Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Rubens) ‎ (← liens)
• A Mythological Subject, and a Concert of Birds, cut in two and rolled Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (artiste anonyme) ‎ (← liens)
• Lambert Charl. Ridder Collonel ende Gouverneur der Stadt Nymeghen, Ann. 1611 Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (artiste anonyme) ‎ (← liens)
• Christ and his Disciples going to Emmaus Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Elsheimer) ‎ (← liens)
• View of a City with a Harbour, and a Bridge, Cattle, and Figures, and Molyn, a Landscape Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Old Breughel) ‎ (← liens)
• View of a City with a Harbour, and a Bridge, Cattle, and Figures, and Molyn, a Landscape Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Molyn) ‎ (← liens)
• The Burning of Troy Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Old Breughel) ‎ (← liens)
• The Angel releasing St. Peter from Prison, by Torchlight, a pair Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Steenwyck) ‎ (← liens)
• A Poet and his Mistress seated in a Landscape Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Giorgione) ‎ (← liens)
• Portrait of a noble Venetian Lady, in richly embroidered drapery Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (P. Veronese) ‎ (← liens)
• A Female reclining in a romantic Landscape, -- richly coloured, in its original and curiously carved frame Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Old Palma) ‎ (← liens)
• Portrait of a Venetian Lady Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Paris Bordone) ‎ (← liens)
• A Portrait, termed, of Ignatius Loyola Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (A. del Sarto) ‎ (← liens)
• Ditto An original small Portrait of Lady Temple, -- very delicately finished Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (G. Netscher) ‎ (← liens)
• Ditto An original small Portrait of another Female of the Temple Family Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (G. Netscher) ‎ (← liens)
• An original Portrait of Henrietta Maria Formerly collected by Sir William Temple, and brought from the Family Seat, in Surry (Van Dyck) ‎ (← liens)