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A Charming Early 19th Century Portrait Miniature of a Young Lady by Frederick Buck (1771-1839)
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A Charming Early 19th Century Portrait Miniature of a Young Lady by Frederick Buck (1771-1839)

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An early 19th Century portrait miniature of a young lady by Frederick Buck. Buck was born in Cork and a pupil of the Dublin Society Schools. During the Peninsular War when Cork was a busy port of embarkation, his services were in great demand to paint portraits of officers. Examples of his work are in the Victoria & Albert Museum. There is some information regarding Frederick Buck on the reverse of the miniature. It is painted on ivory and the Ivory Reg. for it is: DKN3K5FG. It measures 2.5ins high.

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Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Regency Portrait Miniature Painting to the 19th Century.

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An early 19th Century portrait miniature of a young lady by Frederick Buck. Buck was born in Cork and a pupil of the Dublin Society Schools.
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During the Peninsular War when Cork was a busy port of embarkation, his services were in great demand to paint portraits of officers.
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Examples of his work are in the Victoria & Albert Museum. There is some information regarding Frederick Buck on the reverse of the miniature. It is painted on ivory and the Ivory Reg. for it is: DKN3K5FG. It measures 2.5ins high.

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Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Regency Portrait Miniature Painting to the 19th Century.

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SA1237520
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An oval early nineteenth-century watercolour portrait miniature depicting a young lady with curled brown hair, framed in a gilt bezel set within a black ebonised mount featuring a brass acorn top ornament.
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Archive I An oval early nineteenth-century watercolour portrait miniature depicting a young lady with curled brown hair, framed in a gilt bezel set within a black ebonised mount featuring a brass acorn top ornament.

A Charming Early 19th Century Portrait Miniature of a Young Lady by Frederick Buck (1771-1839)

Archive II An oval early nineteenth-century watercolour portrait miniature depicting a young lady with curled brown hair, framed in a gilt bezel set within a black ebonised mount featuring a brass acorn top ornament. View II
Archive III An oval early nineteenth-century watercolour portrait miniature depicting a young lady with curled brown hair, framed in a gilt bezel set within a black ebonised mount featuring a brass acorn top ornament. View III
Archive IV An oval early nineteenth-century watercolour portrait miniature depicting a young lady with curled brown hair, framed in a gilt bezel set within a black ebonised mount featuring a brass acorn top ornament. View IV
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An oval early nineteenth-century watercolour portrait miniature depicting a young lady with curled brown hair, framed in a gilt bezel set within a black ebonised mount featuring a brass acorn top ornament.
A Charming Early 19th Century Portrait Miniature of a Young Lady By Frederick Buck (1771-1839)
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An oval early nineteenth-century watercolour portrait miniature depicting a young lady with curled brown hair, framed in a gilt bezel set within a black ebonised mount featuring a brass acorn top ornament.
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  • ObjectPortrait Miniature
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialWatercolour, Glass, Gilt Metal, Ebonised Wood
  • ColourBlack
  • MotifsOval bezel, acorn hanger ornament, Regency gown, curled coiffure

A Regency portrait miniature is a small-scale, highly detailed portrait painting executed during the early nineteenth century. These intimate artworks were commissioned as personal keepsakes or tokens of affection, often depicting family members, lovers, or notable figures of the era.

Miniatures were typically painted using fine watercolour pigment applied to thin wafers of ivory or vellum. The completed portraits were then mounted under protective glass inside brass or gilt-metal bezels and set into ebonised wood or papier-mache frames with decorative brass hanging mounts.

Authentic pieces feature delicate, stippled or hatched hand-painted brushwork visible under magnification, alongside period-accurate hairstyles and attire. Original mountings often display characteristic ebonised papier-mache surrounds and distinctive brass hanger motifs such as acorns or oak leaves.

Portrait miniatures are best styled as part of an eclectic gallery wall or displayed on small, narrow wall areas that invite close inspection. They can also be rested on a mantelpiece or shelf alongside period decorative objects to add texture and historical interest.

Preserve portrait miniatures by displaying them away from direct sunlight and harsh artificial lighting to prevent watercolour pigments from fading. Maintain a stable relative humidity and avoid damp environments to protect the organic painting surface and prevent corrosion of metal components.
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