L-0007H - These are Miniature Pendants of Historical Hotties from the time period - anywhere between the early 18th century up into the 19th. 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 names the portrait provenance. They are currently made with crystals. If you want one without crystal, please convo me. When in doubt, just ask.

I have them listed in order of the first photo left to right start on the top and then go to the bottom left to right. Some are in a garnet crystal frame, others in a clear. If you aren't sure, please ask. The drop down menu will tell you the portrait and type crystal/metal per the information below AND how many are in stock or what is available plus it will link to the photo.

- Louisa Balfour, 1751, by Phillip Mercier
- Maria Woodley (Mrs. Walter Riddell by Sir Thomas Lawrence, PRA, 1806
- Lady Elizabeth Howard by George Knapton, circa 1740
- Girl with a Tray Philip Mercier, 1750 (I have her in two options - with crystal and in the silver floral frame)
- Portrait of Baronesse by Mathieu de Favier, Marquise de Jaucourt by François-Pascal-Simon Gerard, circa 1812
- Miss Corbetta Owen by Thomas Gainsborough (1760s)
- Anna Obermayer by Johann-Peter Krafft, 1819
- Self portrait with Harp, 1790 by Rose-Adélaïde Ducreux
- Portrait of Marquise de Caumont La Force, 1767, by François-Hubert Drouais in the David Owsley Museum of Art Ball State University
- Last photo - Plain frame "Unknown Woman by John Smart 1779," Small Frame "Portrait of Marquise de Caumont La Force by François-Hubert Drouais, 1767," and Crystal Frame is "Cornelia Schuyler Morton" dated late 18th to early 19th century artist unknown.

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).

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 a ribbon and pin them to your gown, put them as a necklace, or hang from a pair of pearls. So many possibilities - just having it sit on a table would also be lovely.

Need additional photos? Just ask! 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. (Snipets taken from "Georgian Jewelry" by Ginny Redington Dawes with Olivia Collings.)"