Fine Antique French Portrait Miniature of a Handsome Gentleman, c.1825-35, Silk Embroidered Vest

One of the finest Antique French portrait miniatures of a gentleman I've had, it is such a shame the artists did not typically sign their work. We do know that many of the known artists of this era did miniatures as a ready means to support themselves in their later-recognized art, but it's nearly impossible to match unsigned work to those artists. This one, his handsome face captured in jut 7/8", chin to hairline, is quite astounding. We do not know his ID, but his perfectly keen fashion puts him squarely in the c.1825-35 period of the "Restauration", as French rule returned to the Royals, ultimately to King Louis-Philippe, France's last King. One can assume this gentleman ran with that elite society. Isn't he elegant in his embroidered silk vest, his cravat with his 18k and diamond stick pin - surely a Palais Royal bit. Measurements are noted on the photos. Very good to excellent condition for age and type, dating 190-210 years, the painting is superbly accomplished and perfectly pre