Two sets of early 19th century Italian plaster intaglios, collected by the British on their Grand Tours of Europe and featuring images from the classical world, in contemporary frames. 200 X 15.2 cm (including frames).
A collection of framed Grand Tour style intaglios, comprising eleven oval plaster portraits, profiles and depictions of classical figures in a gilded frame, the largest intaglio 5 x 3.5 cm
A collection of Grand Tour circular intaglios, comprising three pieces, each in a birdseye maple frame, including a plaster profile of Jean Lannes, the largest 5 cm diameter
A set of Grand Tour bronze intaglios, comprising five intricate relief cast designs, including the myth of Prometheus, in a period maple frame, the largest 8.5 x 6 cm
Three loose stones, including a circular-cut synthetic ruby weighing approximately 1.14 carats, and two synthetic blue stones, one with a gold intaglio of a woman in profile.
An antique cloak fastener, featuring two oval panels set with carnelian and bloodstone intaglios with carved family crests, linked by a chain, gold lined.
A cased collection of hardstone and glass intaglios, including examples in carnelian, agate, lapis lazuli, bloodstone, and coral. In total, 64 examples. 37 x 21 cm case size
A set of forty six Grand Tour plaster intaglios of Domini Illustri, Italian, 19th century within a hinged wooden simulated book case, 10 cm high, 38 cm wide, 27 cm deep