Is the miniature portrait Edwardian or Georgian?

Hello all. I am new to this forum. I recently bought this adorable miniature. The gentleman I got it from informed me it was Georgian. I did an antique last week and another person said it is Edwardian.
I am doing a fair again soon and am hoping to sell this. I would greatly appreciate any answers as to what age this could be.
Many thanks Rita

 

Hello Rita, welcome to the forum.
She is gorgeous.
When you post pictures, could you click on full image? That makes it easier for us to see. Here is how:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/

 

Is this a piece of jewelry?
Size?
What does the back look like?

 

The clothing is Georgian. Little people in the Edwardian Age tended to have high necklines.

 

I see early Victorian. In the Georgian era, little girls were dressed like this.

 

My questions are the same. We might be able to tell more from the back.

 

Ditto on the early Victorian. 1840s through 1850s. That's when that neckline was popular in children's clothing. I mean the neckline in the original post. Not the one that Debora posted.

 

Here is an ambrotype from my collection. I've posted it before. Ambrotypes were in use mainly from the early 1850s to the early 1860s. This one is probably from the 1850s. Note the neckline...

 

The barley curls could date it to as early as the 1840s.

Debora

 

Thank you to all the replys regarding the miniature. I have uploaded two more pics in bigger size . Hope this helps. Sorry if it's come out too big as I'm just getting use to using this forum. Newbie. Thank you all.

 

No. It's a miniature portrait.

 

You mean the painted portrait? Ambrotypes first appeared in 1854, so I know mine is from after that. I was thinking late 1850s. They can also be dated by the mat and preserver styles.

 

Hi all again. As I'm selling this portrait would anyone have any idea how much I should sell it for?
Regards Rita

 

It looks like it could be on ivory. If so, that can be a problem.

 

Hello. It's not on ivory . It's on paper.

 

Looks like the frame was originally silver plated.

 

It's lovely, but I don't know how to help with a price.

 

I think I would price it in the same range as miniature painted brooches.

I have to leave, but you might start your search with this page.
https://www.google.com/search?q=184...840s+miniature+frame+with+rhinestones&imgrc=_