Pieter van den (1613) Bosch Sold at Auction Prices

Pieter van den BOSCH Né à Amsterdam vers 1612 - Peut-être Londres, après 1663 Coupe de raisins, fruits et fleurs dans une niche Huil...

Pieter van den BOSCH Né à Amsterdam vers 1612 - Peut-être Londres, après 1663 Coupe de raisins, fruits et fleurs dans une niche Huile sur panneau de chêne, une planche (Importantes restaurations) Grapes, fruit and flowers on a cup in a niche, oil on oak panel, by P. van den Bosch h: 76,50 w: 57,50 cm Provenance : Chez P. de Boer, Amsterdam ; Collection particulière européenne Commentaire : Nous remercions Fred Meijer de nous avoir confirmé l'authenticité de ce panneau d'après photographie dans un courriel en date du 6 octobre 2023. Estimation 12 000 - 15 000 €

PIETER VAN DEN BOSCH (ATTR.) DER BESUCH DES POLNISCHEN PRINZEN IM ATELIER EINES BILDHAUERS ZUR BEGUTACHTUNG EINER FIGUR FÜR SEINEN PALAST

ATTRIBUTED TO PIETER VAN DEN BOSCH 1612 Amsterdam - c. 1673 London THE VISIT OF THE POLISH PRINCE TO THE STUDIO OF A SCULPTOR TO EXAMINE A FIGURE FOR HIS PALACE Oil on canvas (old relined). 67 cm x 60 cm (F. 78 x 70 cm). Verso: Inscribed on an old label: 'Prince polonais visitant un sculpteur quiexecute une statue dans une des ailes de son palais' and further handwritten attribution to Pieter van den Bosch. Part. old rest., verso three smaller canvas patches, slight surface colour losses. Frame. Rahmen. Provenance: South German private collection. PIETER VAN DEN BOSCH (ATTR.) 1612 Amsterdam - ca. 1673 London DER BESUCH DES POLNISCHEN PRINZEN IM ATELIER EINES BILDHAUERS ZUR BEGUTACHTUNG EINER FIGUR FÜR SEINEN PALAST Öl auf Leinwand (altdoubl.). 67 cm x 60 cm (R. 78 x 70 cm). Verso: Auf einem alten Etikett beschriftet: 'Prince polonais visitant un sculpteur quiexecute une statue dans une des ailes de son palais' sowie weiterhin handschriftliche Zuweisung an Pieter van den Bosch. Part. altrest., verso drei kleinere Leinwandflicken, leichte Oberflächenfarbverluste. Rahmen. Provenienz: Süddeutsche Privatsammlung.

Attributed to Pieter van den Bosch

Attributed to Pieter van den Bosch, Dutch 1612/3-c.1663/83- Grapes, a pear, an apple, a lemon, oysters and a silver-gilt cup in a stone niche; oil on panel, 67.5x52cmProvenance: Christie’s, London, 30th April, 2010, lot 34, where Fred Meijer of the RKD had proposed the attribution of Pieter van den Bosch.Note: The picture presents a prestigious luxury item, a German silver-gilt, lobed, gourd-shaped cup and cover with a warrior finial holding a pike and shield, the shield engraved with the ownership initials PB with a cross device between, probably a Nuremberg goldsmith's work of circa 1620.

PIETER VAN DEN BOSCH | Still life of roses, lilies, tulips, an iris and other flowers resting on a table, with a bunch of grapes on a silver platter and another bunch of grapes in a blue and white porcelain bowl

oil on canvas

PIETER VAN DEN BOSCH THE YOUNGER | A trompe l'oeil still life with a swag of grapes, pears, peaches, apples, plums, and butterflies decorating a niche with a glass roemer

oil on canvas, unframed

Attributed to Pieter van Bos (Amsterdam c. 1613-1663 London?) The nest robbers with monogram 'PVB' (lower right) oil on panel 21 x 29¾ in. (53.4 x 75.6 cm.)

The Nest Robbers

Bos Pieter van Haarlem um 1635 The Nest Robbers Oil/wood, 37 x 50 cm, monogr. lo. ri. PVB, on the reverse collection seal, slightly rest. - Marijke de Kinkelder of the RKD, The Hague, has kindly identified the artist.

Attributed to Pieter van den Bosch (Amsterdam c . 1612/3- c . 1663/83 London)

Attributed to Pieter van den Bosch (Amsterdam c. 1612/3-c. 1663/83 London) Grapes, a pear, an apple, a lemon, oysters and a silver-gilt cup in a stone niche inscribed 'PXB' (upper left, on the shield) oil on panel 26¾ x 20¾ in. (68 x 52.7 cm.)

Pieter van den Bosch (Amsterdam c. 1613-after 1663 London?)

A swag of grapes, peaches, pears, apples and plums decorating a niche with a roemer indistinctly signed and dated '1654' (lower centre) oil on canvas 401/4 x 323/4 in. (102.2 x 83 cm.) PROVENANCE Dr. Law Adam, Far End, France Hill Drive, Camberley; Christie's, London, 2 July 1928, lot 72, as 'J.D. De Heem' (28 gns. to Collings). SALESROOM NOTICE Please note that the attribution should read Pieter van den Bosch.