Antique French Kiln-fired Enamel Portrait Miniature, Miss Elizabeth, in Carved Alabaster Frame Count Mirabeau Or even toast at a

Or even toast at a formal brunch

The cap on perfume is gold rather than silver

The blades are all the original pre-stainless ones

No dents in silver

The 2-tine pic comb can be worn in a variety of positions

Antique French Kiln-fired Enamel Portrait Miniature, Miss Elizabeth, in Carved Alabaster Frame Count Mirabeau Or even toast at aFound in France, a wonderful 19th century kiln fired enamel portrait of Miss Elizabeth, sister of ill fated French King Louis XVI, sister in law to Marie Antoinette. The enamel work is an arduous and exacting art, worked in powders on a copper plaque, kiln fired in layers to reveal the figure and brilliant colors. This work has shimmering foil also behind the glassine enamel. Unique to this art, the original large intricately carved alabaster frame