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Meanings of impeccable provenance in English

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Usage of impeccable provenance in English
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The star items of furniture have an impeccable provenance, such as the 19th-century Gothic-style bench, attributed to Pugin.
The Irish Times
2
In addition to timing, wine must be stored correctly, shipped properly and have impeccable provenance to qualify as a viable investment.
Reuters
3
Foodies can cut back on their meat intake, and make sure what they do eat is either offcuts or of impeccable provenance.
The Guardian
4
The result is a product which tastes as good, has the same ethical credentials and still has impeccable provenance, but does not cost a fortune.
The Guardian
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The separately framed drawings of " impeccable provenance" were made by Orpen in France in 1925 and depict his mistress Yvonne Aubicq's dog Kiki.
The Irish Times
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Impeccable provenance, association with royalty and link to a major historical event.
The Irish Times
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