The first attributed to Georg Friedrich Dinglinger (1666-1720), wearing a powdered wig, in armour with an ermine-lined blue cloak and the Star of the Order of the White Eagle; the second attributed to Charles Boit (1662-1727), wearing a powdered wig, armour and a crimson ermine-lined cloak with a star, enamel on copper, the first with gold rope-twist frame and suspension loop, the second with a later gilt-metal pierced floral scrollwork frame surmounted by a crown, the first: 2.8cm high, 4.6cm high overall; the second: 3.5cm high, 7.1cm overall (2)