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Miniature Crest

 (Polish and American)
Date1899
MediumBasswood
Dimensions6 5/8 x 9 1/8 in. (16.8 x 23.2 cm)
Credit LineGift of Mrs. Abraham Miller and Family, 1979
Accession number1979.2.93
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Sculpture Subjects: Animals
Carved walnut architectural ornament (guilloche) with putti decoration
Guilloche with Putti Fragment
Abraham Miller
1900−25
Maplewood hand mirror with carved decoration
Hand Mirror
Abraham Miller
1900−25
Maplewood carving featuring six models of Hebrew symbols
Six Models of Hebrew Symbols
Abraham Miller
1900−50
Rectangular carved wall panel/Style Louis XV with foliage and scroll decoration
Wall Panel/Style Louis XV
Abraham Miller
1900−25
Automaton Lion Clock consisting of a gilt-bronze lion holding up a dial, placed on a ebonized b…
Automaton Lion Clock
Christoph Miller
1640
Bronze portrait medal of Henri de Maleyssic, his hair curled, wearing an elaborate lace collar …
Henri de Maleyssic (act. 1617–51)
Abraham Dupré
dated 1635
Bronze portrait medal of Jacques Boyceau wearing a ruff and doublet embroidered with flowers
Jacques Boyceau (1562–1633/38)
Abraham Dupré
dated 1624
Front image of Pocket Watch with Tourbillon showing the dial
Pocket Watch with Tourbillon
Abraham-Louis Breguet
ca. 1820
Three-quarter front view of Carriage Clock with Calendar in a neoclassical gilt bronze case
Carriage Clock with Calendar
Abraham-Louis Breguet
1811
Front view of Double-Dial Desk Watch Showing Decimal and Traditional Time
Double-Dial Desk Watch Showing Decimal and Traditional Time
Abraham-Louis Breguet
ca. 1795–after 1807
Image of Silver gilt Pendant Clock opened to reveal the dial on the intricately carved body of …
Pendant Clock
Abraham Gribelin
ca. 1620
Photograph of sixteen portrait miniatures against a green board surrounded by gold frame
Set of Sixteen Miniatures of French Eighteenth-Century Notables
French, Probably Nineteenth Century
probably 19th century
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