museums and institutions:
Attributed works:
1. Louis-François Roubiliac, attributed to François Xavier Vispré. c.1760.
Pastel on paper mounted on canvas, 62.2 by 54.6 cm. (Yale Center for
British Art, New Haven CT).
Attributed works:
10. Head of a laughing child, after a model attributed to Louis-François
Roubiliac. 1746–49. Chelsea porcelain, 19.7 by 16.7 cm. (Victoria and
Albert Museum, London).
Attributed works:
11. Persia and Macedonia (Greece) from the Temple of the Four
Monarchies clock, by Louis-François Roubiliac. c.1738. Bronze, height
30 cm. each. Wet collodion negative by John Wesley Livingston. 1875.
(Royal Collection Trust; © 2023 His Majesty King Charles III).
Attributed works:
12. Chaldea (Assyria) and Rome from the Temple of the Four Monarchies
clock, by Louis-François Roubiliac. c.1738. Bronze, height 30 cm. each.
Wet collodion negative by John Wesley Livingston. 1875. (Royal Collection
Trust; © 2023 His Majesty King Charles III).
Attributed works:
13. Floor-standing clock, by Charles Clay, with paintings by Jacopo
Amigoni and sculptures by Louis-François Roubiliac and John Michael
Rysbrack. 1740–43. Wood with gilded metal, silver and paint, height
85 cm. (Royal Collection Trust / © HM King Charles III 2023).
Attributed works:
14. Britannia, after a model here attributed to Louis-François Roubiliac.
c.1746–48. Chelsea porcelain, 25.7 by 16.2 cm. (Errol Manners, London).
Attributed works:
2. Nicholas Sprimont with his wife, Ann, and sister-in-law Susannah
Protin. 1759–62. Oil on canvas, 76.5 by 53.7 cm. (Victoria and Albert
Museum, London).
Attributed works:
3. Retrieving hound, after a model attributed to Nicholas Sprimont.
1749. Chelsea porcelain, 19.8 by 19.8 by 8.3 cm. (Victoria and Albert
Museum, London).
Attributed works:
4. Paul Crespin. c.1726. Oil on canvas, 114 by 90 cm. (Victoria and Albert
Museum, London).
Attributed works:
5. Centrepiece. English, by Paul Crespin possibly in association
with Nicholas Sprimont. 1740. Silver, 36 by 54.5 cm. (Toledo Museum
of Art).
Attributed works:
6. Sauceboats with figures of Venus and Adonis, by Nicholas Sprimont.
1743–45. Gilded silver, 22.7 by 23.2 by 13 cm. (Royal Collection Trust;
© 2023 His Majesty King Charles III).
Attributed works:
7. Design for a soup tureen for Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester,
by Nicholas Sprimont. c.1744. Pen and black ink with brown ink wash
on paper, 26 by 43.2 cm. (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).
Attributed works:
8. Girl in a swing, Charles Gouyn Factory, St James’s, London. 1749–59.
Porcelain, 15.9 by 16.8 cm. (Victoria and Albert Museum, London).
Attributed works:
9. Trump, William Hogarth’s pug, after a model by Louis-François
Roubiliac. 1747–50. Chelsea porcelain, 13.2 by 26.5 cm. (Victoria and
Albert Museum, London).
