EIGHT MINIATURES of Charles and Amélie GEOFFROY's family in a crimson velvet frame, some signed "SINGRY" or "BOUDIN". On top Charles Geoffroy's parents, in the center Mrs Geoffroy with in her arms the future Mrs Blangini, as well as Marie-Claude Lecocq and her daughter Mrs Compans or Mrs Ruty, and below Charles Geoffroy and his wife Amélie née Lecocq during her last illness. Height of the largest 6,5 cm. Height of the smallest 3,8 cm.

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