Sentence examples for solid provenance from inspiring English sources

(There's "100% solid provenance" on the item, adds the bookseller).

"Dealers are required to select only their most important pieces," Mr. Akkerman said, those "with a solid provenance, instant recognizability, and value above a certain threshold".

The result is that when works with a solid provenance do come to auction, as was the case with these 11 pictures, buyers are frantic to get them.

Third, the Met hangs their hat on authenticity -- the Schuffenecker provenance -- as solid proof.

Both look strong, given their provenance.

Names, dates, prices, provenance — they do promise solid ground.

I know the value of a solid mechanical watch and I know the history and provenance of watchmaking.

Where possible, ECO makes use of the OBI ID as definition provenance (for example, in the definition of 'ECO:0000224' SOLiD sequencing evidence).

They tend to concern objects for which a precise geographical provenance cannot be determined, making future claims impossible to back up with solid evidence.

Does provenance?

"Provenance," the girl said.