Oil on canvas, gilt gold framed. Featuring Sir James Ogilvy, 1st Earl of Seafield in month 1688, 4th of findlator (1663-1709). Matching pair of portrait of Lady Anne Ogilvy, Countess of Findlator can be found at lot 140. 67 x 54 cm (26.5 x 21 inches). Frame: 91 x 78 cm (36 x 30.5 inches). Provenance: Toronto estate

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