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| DUCHESS OF WINDSOR PORTRAIT MINIATURE |
Wallis Simpson, Duchess of Windsor miniature. The wife of the Duke of Windsor, who as King Edward VIII, abdicated his throne to marry the woman he loved.
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| KING EDWARD VIII PORTRAIT MINIATURE |
The Duke of Windsor was King Edward VIII, who abdicated his throne to marry the woman he loved, Wallis Simpson. He reigned from Jaunary 20, 1936 to December 11, 1936.
Black wood frame, with glass; 4¼" x 4¾". |
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| KING GEORGE VI PORTRAIT MINIATURE |
George VI was "Bertie", the younger brother of King Edward VIII. He became King when Edward abdicated in December, 1936. He was King during the Battle of Britain, and when he died in 1952, his daughter became Queen Eloizabeth II.
Black wood frame, with glass; 4¼" x 4¾". |
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| SHALL I BE MOTHER? MINIATURE |
Our savvy cat knows well the traditional British way of saying, "Shall I serve the tea?" She's Lady in Waiting to the Queen.
Black Wood Frame, with glass; 4¼" x 4¾" |
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| SIDNEY PAGET MINIATURE: Holmes Awakens Watson |
Paget's illustrations for Conan Doyle's stories defined the Holmes character for all time. Our new framed miniature print of his illustration of Holmes for The Adventure of the Abbey Grange was published in The Strand magazine in September 1904.
Black wood frame with glass. 4¼" x 4¾" |
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| SIDNEY PAGET MINIATURE: Sherlock Holmes Reclined |
Paget's illustrations for Conan Doyle's stories defined the Holmes character for all time. Our new framed miniature print of his illustration of Holmes for The Man With the Twisted Lip was published in The Strand magazine in December 1891.
Black wood frame with glass. 4¼" x 4¾" |
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| SIDNEY PAGET MINIATURE: Holmes and Moriarty |
Paget's illustrations for Conan Doyle's stories defined the Holmes character for all time. Our new framed miniature print of his illustration of Holmes for The Adventure of the Final Problem was published in The Strand magazine in December 1893.
Black wood frame with glass. 4¼" x 4¾" |
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| SIDNEY PAGET MINIATURE: Body at the Fireplace |
Paget's illustrations for Conan Doyle's stories defined the Holmes character for all time. Our new framed miniature print of his illustration of Holmes for The Adventure of the Abbey Grange was published in The Strand magazine in September 1904.
Black wood frame with glass. 4¼" x 4¾" |
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| SIDNEY PAGET MINIATURE: On the Train to Bascombe Valley |
Paget's illustrations for Conan Doyle's stories defined the Holmes character for all time. Our new framed miniature print of his illustration of Holmes for The Bascombe Valley Mystery was published in The Strand magazine in October 1891.
Black wood frame with glass. 4¼" x 4¾" |
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| SIDNEY PAGET MINIATURE: The Bee's Wing |
Paget's illustrations for Conan Doyle's stories defined the Holmes character for all time. Our new framed miniature print of his illustration of Holmes for The Adventure of the Abbey Grange was published in The Strand magazine in September 1904. This illustration shows Holmes discovering a "bees-wing", a filmy substance, resembling an insect's wing, that is found in aged wines.
Black wood frame with glass. 4¼" x 4¾" |
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| SIDNEY PAGET MINIATURE: Blood on the Chair |
Paget's illustrations for Conan Doyle's stories defined the Holmes character for all time. Our new framed miniature print of his illustration of Holmes pointing out Sir Eustace's blood on the seat of the oaken chair in The Adventure of the Abbey Grange was published in The Strand magazine in September 1904.
Black wood frame with glass. 4¼" x 4¾" |
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