Attribuée à Daniel SAINT (1778-1847) Portrait of young woman in white dress, seated three-quarters in a park, against a stream background. Round miniature on ivory (Elephantidae spp; < 20%; pre-Convention). Gilt brass hoop, and circular silver (950) and yellow gold (750) molded mount, with suspension ring, folding, on reverse. First Empire period. Before 1838. Diameter : 7,5 cm. - Total net weight (setting) : 38,8 g. - Total gross weight (for ivory) : 132 g. Mounting to be reattached. Provenance: Sale of the collection of Count Sapia de Lencia, Hotel Drouot Maître Léon Tual, 17 May 1885, lot 234, (sold attributed to Daniel Saint 830 francs). The presented item containing less than 20% worked Elephantidae spp (I/A) ivory, pre-Convention, prior to March 3, 1947 and therefore in compliance with the EC Rule 338/97 of 09/12/1996 art.2-Wmc, with the French decrees of August 16, 2016 modified and of May 4, 2017, is on free sale. For an exit of the European Union, a CITES certificate of re-export will be necessary, this one being at the expense of the future purchaser. The delivery of such a document is not automatic. For a possible re-export, it will be up to the buyer to get information - before any purchase - from the customs of the country concerned, especially if it is the United States.