Walking Butterfly, 19th century, attributed to Giacomo Raffaelli (Italian, 1753—1836); Micromosaic set in gold as a pendant, with gold bezel, hinged bale, 35 x 35 mm. Collection of Elizabeth Locke; Photo: Travis Fullerton; © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Coliseum, Rome, 19th century; Micromosaic set in metal box detailed with enamel paint, 45 x 45 x 39 mm.; Collection of Elizabeth Locke; Photo: Travis Fullerton; © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
St. Peter's Square, Rome, 19th century; Micromosaic set in gold as a pendant, with malachite border, suspended on 12-mm malachite bead necklace, 17 in.; 33 x 40 mm. Collection of Elizabeth Locke; Photo: Travis Fullerton; © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Doves of Pliny, 19th century, Giaocchino Barberi (Italian, 1783—1857), micromosaic set in black plaque, 54 x 78 mm. Collection of Elizabeth Locke; Photo: Travis Fullerton; © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Parrot, Rome, 19th century, micromosaic set in gold as a pendant, with four sets of 4-mm tsavorite and 2.7-mm demantoid garnets on bezel, 50 x 45 mm; Photo: Travis Fullerton; © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Peasant Man with Walking Stick, Rome, 19th century, after etchings by Bartolomeo Pinelli (Italian, 1781—1835); Micromosaic set in wide hammered gold bangle with rolled edges and side black jade cushions with gold triads, 1 3/8 x 2 1/2 x 2 3/8 in. Collection of Elizabeth Locke; Photo: Travis Fullerton; © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Roman Forum, Rome, 19th century; Micromosaic set in gold as a brooch, with alternating 6-mm cabochon aquamarines with side gold dots and 5-mm faceted aquamarines around bezel, 54 x 62 mm. Collection of Elizabeth Locke; Photo: Travis Fullerton; © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts