GRAF-REINHARDT (Anna Emilia). Cyclamens, Oak leaves. 2 original watercolours signed lower right, size 3 x 5 cm and 6 x 5 cm. Anna Emilia Graf-Reinhardt (Amsterdam 1809 - Paris 1884) was a Dutch artist who excelled in depictions of flowers. Attached: - INDUNO (Domenico): The vivandière. Milan, circa 1850. Original watercolour, 11.8 x 8 cm, decorated with a lace frame. This watercolour, signed S. lower right, reproduces Domenico Induno's painting "La Vivandiera" (1846), kept at the Gallery of Modern Art in Milan, depicting two Italian soldiers and the vivandière, during the first phase of the Risorgimento. Domenico Induno (Milan, 1815-1878) was an Italian painter and pupil of Francesco Hayez; he took part in the first Italian War of Independence and specialised in patriotic scenes. - (ARMOIRIES): Bourgeois coat of arms. Original illuminated coat of arms, dated in ink 1584. 16 x 14 cm. Superb illumination depicting the coat of arms of a Swiss bourgeois family, probably from the canton of Bern. - The battle of Staffarde, medallion engraved by Sébastien Le Clerc, 1702. Intaglio engraving, 8.3 x 8.3 cm, depicting the Duke of Savoy in the guise of a centaur, struck down by Hercules who takes away his crown. - Coat of arms of the Duke of Savoy from Victor-Amédée I (1587-1637), watercolour engraving from the 17th century. - Portrait of Voltaire aged in a medallion (diameter 5 cm), original drawing by L. F. C. Lieberts (late 18th or early 19th century), after the portrait drawn by Clément-Pierre Marillier and engraved by Nicolas de Launay, reproduced in the frontispiece of the 1777 Geneva edition of Voltaire's poems, epistles and other poetry. - A 17th century pious image (5 x 7 cm) and a silk-embroidered pennant from the Basel Trade Fair of 1877. - Two small drawings (4.5 x 2.2 cm), views of a lake, 19th century. - Two views of Aix-les-Bains and its casino, watercolour engravings measuring 6.5 x 4.3 cm, in an oval decorated with a lace frame. - Two ink drawings (9 x 5.5 cm), landscapes after Johann Andreas Pfeffel, monogrammed J. C. S. (19th century).