Antique French Portrait Miniature, Handsome Young Blond Man in Blue Coat, c.1790 to 1829 Vernette natural grain flaws in the

natural grain flaws in the horn though and not damage

No dents that I can see and the clasp works just fine

I've loved them for decades

The slightly lower silver content is quite common in French knife blades due to the added durability it affords

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Antique French Portrait Miniature, Handsome Young Blond Man in Blue Coat, c.1790 to 1829 Vernette natural grain flaws in theA beautiful green eyed blond boy, young man, c. 1810, I think, but he could be as early as c. 1790. One can fairly count on him being a student during the student uprisings, and yet his haircut might be considered the Royalist 'guillotine cut' or 'Titus', which was a fashion sported by those whose family or leaders met the guillotine in The Terror, c. 1770s. Blonds aren't often found. These frames date that early and aspects of his dress and hair