Nicolas-François Dun (1764-1832), Ferdinand II (1810-1859), as Crown Prince of the Two Sicilies, circa 1813, portrait in miniature, watercolour and gouache on ivory, the prince wearing the Golden Fleece and the sashes of Charles III of Spain (his maternal great-grandfather), of St January and St Ferdinand and of Merit, with the plaques of the latter two Neapolitan orders. Ferdinand became King of the Two Sicilies in 1830, following the death of his father, Francesco I, 5.5x4.5 cm Please note that Piguet will not be able to assist buyers with the transport of lots containing elephant ivory, tortoise shell or exotic skins outside Switzerland. A buyer may not defer payment of the price of these lots, nor request cancellation of their sale, on the pretext that it would be impossible to export and/or import them from Switzerland. This lot contains ivory. The ivory trade is regulated. Piguet therefore recommends that buyers inform themselves of the applicable regimes and requirements before taking any action in relation to the purchase or handling of an ivory item. Piguet will not apply on behalf of buyers for exemption certificates, CITES licences, registrations or other necessary documentation, including renewals or updates, and will not arrange import or export permits required for international shipments. The buyer's inability or delay in obtaining the necessary documents or in legally arranging the export or import of the consignment shall not justify cancellation of the sale or delay in payment. Nicolas-François Dun (1764-1832), Ferdinand II (1810-1859), as Crown Prince of the Two Sicilies, circa 1813, miniature portrait, watercolour and gouache on ivory, the prince wearing the order of the Golden Fleece and the sashes of Charles III of Spain (his maternal great-grandfather), St. Januarius and St. Ferdinand and Merit, with the plaques of the latter two Neapolitan orders. Ferdinand became King of the Two Sicilies in 1830, following the death of his father, Francesco I, 5.5x4.5 cm