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Property from the Coats Collection
Lucas Victor Schaefels
Still-life with shellfish, fish, lemons and goldfish in a bowl
No reserve
Lot Closed
January 20, 03:01 PM GMT
Estimate
1,000 - 1,500 GBP
Lot Details
Description
Property from the Coats Collection
Lucas Victor Schaefels
Belgian
1824 - 1885
Still-life with shellfish, fish, lemons and goldfish in a bowl
indistinctly signed and dated Luc. Schaefels 1867 lower right
oil on panel
Unframed: 67.5 by 51cm., 26½ by 20in.
Framed: 77 by 61.5cm., 30¼ by 24¼in.
Jemima Chancellor (1868-1954)
Her daughter, Olivia Coats, née Pitman (1898-1959).
Olivia Pitman was married to William Allan Coats’s son Thomas Heywood Coats (1898-1958). Her father was James Campbell Pitman (Lord Pitman, the Scottish Judge), based in Edinburgh, who was descended from Robert Pitman, a major general in the East India Company. Her mother, was Jemima Chancellor, oldest daughter of Edward Chancellor of Shieldhill Castle, near Biggar, Lanarkshire.
Her daughter, Olivia Coats, née Pitman (1898-1959).
Olivia Pitman was married to William Allan Coats’s son Thomas Heywood Coats (1898-1958). Her father was James Campbell Pitman (Lord Pitman, the Scottish Judge), based in Edinburgh, who was descended from Robert Pitman, a major general in the East India Company. Her mother, was Jemima Chancellor, oldest daughter of Edward Chancellor of Shieldhill Castle, near Biggar, Lanarkshire.