Pair of Miniatures of Admiral Lord Nelson & Lady Emma Hamilton. Circa 1880-1890

Name: Pair of Miniatures of Admiral Lord Nelson & Lady Emma Hamilton. Circa 1880-1890
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1027698
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Kendall House Antiques Ltd.

Description

A pair of miniatures painted on ivory plaques in their original frames, each with accompanying exemption registration. (E6HV5MFW/Q2T8AB34)

Lord Nelson (1758-1805) painted on Ivory plaque signed “Ross….? penciled inscription to rear reads “Lord Nelson” with number 238, and Lady Hamilton painted on an ivory plaque signed to front “Dupre” with penciled inscription to rear “Lady Hamilton” and the number 290.

14cm High x 11.5cm Wide including the frame.

While Nelson was in Naples in 1793 he met the lady who was to become the great love of his life, Emma, Lady Hamilton. She was a great beauty with a voluptuous figure and a rather ‘shady’ past.

Physical Dimensions

Height

14cm (5.51")

Width

11.5cm (4.53")

Declaration

Kendall House Antiques Ltd. has dated this piece to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1027698

Dealers Internal Reference

23417

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Description

A pair of miniatures painted on ivory plaques in their original frames, each with accompanying exemption registration. (E6HV5MFW/Q2T8AB34)

Lord Nelson (1758-1805) painted on Ivory plaque signed “Ross….? penciled inscription to rear reads “Lord Nelson” with number 238, and Lady Hamilton painted on an ivory plaque signed to front “Dupre” with penciled inscription to rear “Lady Hamilton” and the number 290.