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• Diadem.
Date: ca. 1805
Medium: Amethysts and pearls
▪︎This diadem was given to Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte (1785-1879) by Jerome Bonaparte (1784-1860). It was part of a larger set containing earrings, a bracelet, a pendant and additional amethysts that were set into a bracelets in London. In 1869, Elizabeth records, "This Parure sent 1805 by Prince Jerome." Jerome probably sent this to her along with other gifts after he returned to France without her.
▪Etruscan-style armchair.
Date: ca. 1805
Artist/Maker: Jean-Joseph Chapuis
Medium: Bent and laminated mahogany with painted decoration, brass fittings, and cane seats.
Mrs. Nathaniel Bowen (Margaret Blake) Jean Francois de la Vallee ca. 1805 Watercolor on ivory
• Woman's Parasol.
Date: ca. 1805
Medium: Knit with glass and steel beads, silk fringe, wood, bone, and metal.
• Woman's Dress.
Place of origin: England
Date: ca. 1805-1810
Medium: Ivory silk plain weave with multicolored silk embroidery in padded satin, buttonhole, and whipped running stitches and French knots.
• Woman's Dress.
Worn by: Mary Jane Hart (White)
Place of origin: United States
Date: ca. 1805
Medium: Cotton plain weave with cotton embroidery in padded satin and buttonhole stitches and drawn fabric work.
• Woman's Parasol.
Place of origin: Europe
Date: ca. 1805
Medium: Silk knit with glass and steel beads, silk fringe, wood, bone, and metal.
▪Lyre Guitar. Maker: Possibly Joseph Pons (French, born 1776) (probably a son of César Pons) Date: ca. 1805 Geography: Paris, France Culture: French Medium: Mahogany, spruce, ebony, brass, nickel-silver, gilding.
