From Library of Marie Louise, 2nd Wife of Napoleon

Circa 1880. Porcelain plaques of Napoleon and his wife Marie Louise. They measure 6x4 inches out of frame. Estimate $2.000-2.500

Watercolor and gouache still life signed and dated lower right " Marie Juin 1841." Probably by Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma (1791 - 1847.) Marie Louise was Napoleon's second wife and Empress of Fran

Description: Antique Marie Louise, Austrian Arch Duchess and Napoleon's second wife engraving. Caption in French. Imprint mark around border. Issues of great age include page spotting. Material: paper

19th Century French framed set of three portrait miniatures depicting Napoleon Bonaparte above his second wife the Empress Marie Louise and their son, Napoleon Francois Joseph Charles Bonaparte (Napol

Armand Berton (1854-1927), French Napoleonic portrait miniature triptych depicting Napoleon Bonaparte and his two wives, Josephine and Marie-Louise, set in a shaped leather frame with velvet interior

A Hanau Silver Basket Honoring Marie Louise and Napoleon Bonapartewith pseudo hallmarks (possibly those of Wolf & Knell), .800 silver, oval form with cutwork sides featuring an applied laurel swag, th

Sulphide cameo plaque embedded in faceted glass with double portrait of Napoleon and Marie Louise, after the medal celebrating their marriage by Bertrand Andrieu, (1761-1822.) Housed in round gilt fra

BRONZE NAPOLEON Ist & EMPRESS MARIE LOUISE BRONZE MEDAL - 5"

Silver commemorative Napoleon and Marie Louise medal by Andrieu set in bezel, locking c clasp and hidden bail, 1.25 in. W, 18.7 grams

Holographic note by Marie Josephine Louise (future wife of Louis XVIII), written when she was Comtesse de Provence. The note reads: "Je donne mille ecus de pension sur ma Cassette au Sr. Arnault en qu

Napoleon, Marie Louise, La Fayette, and Salis-Samade Standard Bearer. 4 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

Napoleon, Marie Louise, La Fayette, and Dillon Standard Bearer. 4 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

with a Commentary by Charles de la Roncière, and an Introduction by Arthur Bryant. Dust-jacket with title. [some wear] Publishers blue cloth with black title to spine. Portrait frontispiece + 30 illu

After Jean-Bertrand Andrieu, After Jean-Bertrand Andrieu, second half of the 19th century, Napoleon and Marie Louise, a brass and serpentine marble relief plaque, 24.5cm diameter 29cm high Condition R

One painting is of the Coronation of Napoleon with Josephine kneeling and Pope Pius VII at Notre Dame in Paris. The other painting is of the marriage of Napoleon and Marie Louise. They are both artist

Ascent made by Madame Blanchard from the Champ-de-Mars to celebrate the wedding of Napoleon and Marie Louise on 24th June 1810. Used condition, chips to frame. frame size 21 5/8" x 27"

Jewelry The Smithsonian Illustrated Library of Antiques Author: Marie Louise d"Otrange Mastai Illustrations Color B/W Illustrations Dated:

Napoleon's Letters To Marie Louise Hardcover. With a forward and commentary by Charles De La Ronciere. This was published by Farrar & Rineheart (New York) and copyrighted in 1935. The hardcove

Napoleon's Letters to Marie Louise, FARRAR REINHART 1935 1st Edition, hardcover, no dust jacket, pencil "A" upper right 1st blank page. Approximate measurements: 9.5 x 6 x 1.25 inches ; Materials: pap

A Pair of French lidded urns, marked with Sevres mark, depicting Napoleon Bonaparte and Marie Louise, each having ormolu handles, above the gilt and floral decorated body, and portait signed Wagner, 1

After Paul Delarocha, one portraits of Napoleon, Josephine and Marie Louise, one of General Bonaparte Crossing the Alps, and Napoleon a Fountainebleau. Together with a Legion of Honor Chavalier Certif

Lighting, Victorian parlor portrait lamp, Mt. Washington Colonial Ware w/hand-painted portrait of Napoleon on base & Marie Louise on shade, VG+ cond, later electrified, 31"H.

Metal, plastic, porcelain. Largest: 4 7/8" x 4 1/2". Smallest: 2 7/8" diameter. Three round metal framed portraits including Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma, and Napoleon; and one oval portrait of Mari

Marie de' Medici (c. 1575-1642), 2nd wife of Henry IV and regent (1610-1617) for her son Louis XIII.