Porcelain Portrait of a Young Lady in Green 1920 from the rise of sophisticated

from the rise of sophisticated rococo in the early 18th century to the romantic regency period under King George IV nearing the end of the era

Conservatism and tradition were rejected

likely from the court of Empress Eugénie features foil-backed rose cut diamonds

Elegant and opulent

perfect for the gentle nape of your neck

Porcelain Portrait of a Young Lady in Green 1920 from the rise of sophisticatedA rare portrait set in 9ct, acquired on a recent trip to London. Reminiscent of superb KPM of porcelain plaques, this hand painted porcelain miniature depicts a young lady in profile. With her hair set in an 18th century style, and a fichu draped carefully around her shoulders, this wonderful portrait sitter must have been a woman of some importance. Ive dubbed her the absinthe fairy, for the unusual green tonality of the portrait. Impressed 23 on the