Vintage Framed Miniature Portrait Print of Harriet Elizabeth Cavendish on Metallic Linen Paper tea party decor references to stretching foods

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She's a little duckling garden statue that was made by Henri Studio in 1987

Shiny Brite was born out of necessity during the onset of World War II

The front endpaper contains an embossed library stamp

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Vintage Framed Miniature Portrait Print of Harriet Elizabeth Cavendish on Metallic Linen Paper tea party decor references to stretching foods{HISTORY} Meet Harriet! The second wife of British politician George Stevens Byng, her full, formal name was Harriet Elizabeth Cavendish Byng, aka the Countess of Strafford. Born in 1820 to Charles Cavendish, the 1st Baron of Chesham, and Lady Catherine Susan Gordon, Harriet married George at the age of 27. Together, they had 7 children in addition to raising the six children George had with his first wife, who died three years before he and Harriet