LOUISE
(1828-1871, Queen of Carl XV of Sweden)
Autograph address in French to Victoria, Princess Royal
of Prussia and Great Britain and Ireland, no date, c.
trimmed close
Item Date:
1870
Stock No:
17813
£25
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LOUISE
(1851-1926, née Princess of Sweden, wife of Frederik VIII of Denmark)
Autograph address panel, unsigned, in French
to "Her Imperial and Royal Highness the Princess Royal of Germany and Prussia", VICTORIA, wife of Emperor Friedrich III, and daughter of Queen Victoria, no date, c.
trimmed
Item Date:
1880
Stock No:
17856
£20
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[LOUISE
(Queen, 1817-1898, Wife of Christian IX of Denmark, 1818-1906, and Mother of Queen Alexandra) with her daughters ALEXANDRA(1844-1925, Queen of Edward VII) and DAGMAR (1847-1928, future Empress of Russia)]
Unsigned carte de visite photo by Southwell Bros.,
showing the Queen seated with her two daughters standing, 4" x 2½", taken in London,
Item Date:
1863
Stock No:
33016
£175
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[LOUISE
(Queen, 1817-1898, Wife of Christian IX of Denmark, 1818-1906, and Mother of Queen Alexandra of England and Maria Feodorovna of Russia), GEORGE I (King of Greece, 1845-1913), MARIE FEODOROVNA (Dowager Empress of Russia, 1847-1928), ALEXANDRA (Princess of Wales, 1844-1925), THYRA (Duchess of Cumberland, 1853-1933), MARY (of Teck, 1867-1953, future Queen of England), GEORGE V (1865-1936, King of England), GRAND DUKE MICHAEL (1878-1918, Last Tsar of Russia), GRAND DUCHESS OLGA (18882-1960) and CHRISTIAN X(1870-1947, King of Denmark), his Queen ALEXANDRINE (1879-1947) and the Duchess of Cumberland's two youngest daughters OLGA (1884-1958) & ALEXANDRA (1882-1945)]
Unusual unsigned postcard photo
showing the family seated and standing around the elderly Queen in a garden, 5½" x 3½", no place, no date but
Item Date:
1898
Stock No:
36010
£425
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LOUISE
(Princess, 1819-1864, daughter of Charles, Duke of Berry, Duchess Regent of Parma 1854-1859)
Writing exercise signed, in French,
saying that "Those who learn to write by M. Audoyer's system make very rapid progress", on 5 ruled lines, 1 side oblong 8vo., no place, date added in pencil
margined and mounted by a guard
Item Date:
1828
Stock No:
19154
£55
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