L-0007H - These are Miniature Pendants of Historical Hotties from the time period. These are printed from originals and made in a technique that make them look like originals.

These measure 2 inches long by 1-1/4 inches wide.

The photos show these miniatures in frames with crystals. The drop down menu describes the styles that I have with and without crystals and metal colors. When in doubt, just ask. If it is sold, I can probably make another - just convo me.

CS - Clear Crystal Silver Frame
CG - Clear Crystal Gold Frame
GG - Garnet Crystal Gold Frame

I have them listed in order of the first photo left to right start on the top

Photo 1 Top:
- A Gentleman in Brown by William Hoare, 1750
- Captain Edward Vernon by Francis Hayman, mid-18thC.
- Arthur Atherley by Thomas Lawrence, 1792
- Portrait of an Unknown Young Man, Allan Ramsay (I have him in a few different frames)

Photo 1 Bottom:
- George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron by Richard Westall, 1813
- John Mortlock of Cambridge and Abington Hall, Great Abington, Cambridgeshire, by John Downman, 1779
- William, Sixth Baron Craven by Francis Cotes, 1768

Photo 2 Top:
- Portrait of a Young Man Wearing a Red Cape and Large Hat, ca. 1795-1800, by Francois-Xavier Fabre
- CAPTAIN (later Admiral) Sir Hyde Parker, Kt by George Romney on the Staircase at Melford Hall
- Portrait of a young boy by Thomas Hill Mitcham (this one actually shows a sleeve button (or cuff link closing his shirt)

Photo 2 Bottom:
Portrait of Captain George Montagu circa 1780-1790 Attributed to Thomas Beach or Franci Abbott

Photo 3 - A Drawing Lad, by Nicolas Bernard Lépicié

Photo 5 - George Washington by Charles Willson Peale, 1772

Photo 6 - King George III in various portraits from a young boy (in white) to 1783

Photo 7 - Alexander Hamilton in various frames

Photo 8 - Nathanael Green by Charles Willson Peale, 1783

Photo 9 - George Washington F&I uniform, William Paca, and Nathanael Green

When buying Washington, please ensure you notice FYI within the drop down as that is the earlier portrait of him (French & Indian uniform).

I have many made up with garnet crystal in gold (GG), clear crystal in gold (CG), clear crystal in antiqued silver (CS), gold or silver metal with laurel leaves (GL or SL). The drop down menu will tell you the portrait and type crystal/metal. I may even have them listed in plain frames - no crystals (will say plain).

They are just beautiful and perfect to hang on a ribbon or chain for everyday or your historical needs. You can also hang these on ribbon and pin them to your gown, put them as a necklace, or hang from a pair of pearls.

If you do not see one available, just convo me and I can make one up for you. If you aren't sure who is who, just convo me and I'll ensure you see a photo of what you will receive if purchased.

I also do custom orders, but I do have a policy regarding them. Please read the policy before engaging in a custom order.

"Miniatures are fine small portraits given as love, non-romantic friendship, political allegiance, or memorial tokens between husbands, wives, parents, children, etc. The quality of the settings reflected their importance and the wealth of their giver. (Snipet taken from "Georgian Jewelry" by Ginny Redington Dawes with Olivia Collings.)"