George Engleheart Attrib. (1752-1829) Portrait of a Gentleman
Miniature on ivory…

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George Engleheart Attrib. (1752-1829)

Portrait of a Gentleman Miniature on ivory Signed on the reverse G. Engleheart Gilt silver frame (miniature with vertical crack) 9x7 cm

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George Engleheart Attrib. (1752-1829)

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Estim. 250 - 350 EUR

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