Princess louise

Grand Ladies Site Princess Louise, Marchioness of Lorne (later Duchess of Argyll) wears her diamond and emerald tiara in a portrait, ca. 1870s; the tiara, which was a wedding gift from Louise's parents-in-law, was likely

Princess Louise of England with her Yorkie

This tiara, probably best known for being the wedding tiara of both Queen Sofía and the Princess of Asturias, is one of the most used pieces of their collection. It is known as the Prussian (due to…

Victoria wasn’t called the ‘Grandmother of Europe’ for no reason.

1860s Her Imperial Highness Princess Wilhelm of Baden née Princess Maria Maximilianovna of Leuchtenberg by ?. From tumblr.com/tagged/1860s; removed spots throughoutimage with Photoshop.

Half length of Princess Louise seated, her head turned a little to right. Her dress is trimmed with what looks like pearls and lace. She wears necklace; her hair falls over her left shoulder. Similar to RCINs 2902340 and 2902342.

Queen Victoria, know for her strict code of morality, had her fair share of mystery and scandal in her royal household. What do you believe to be true?

Although Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, and her husband, John Campbell, 9th Duke of Argyll were often short of funds, the Princess managed to live a life her siblings could not imagine. Campb…

Photograph of Princess Louise: half length portrait, standing behind chair, in left profile, holding an object in her hands; vignette

Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor continues to maintain her status as a "Lady" within the British royal family. Why is she not Countess of Wessex?

Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, Duchess of Argyll by Hills & Saunders albumen carte-de-visite, 1870

Princess Louise's Forget-Me-Not Tiara (Wikimedia Commons) Princess Louise, Princess Royal and Duchess of Fife wears her diamond forget-me-not tiara in a portrait taken in 1905

See My other itemsPrincess Louise, Duchess of Argyll , VA , CI , GCVO , GBE , RRC , GCStJ (Louise Caroline Alberta; 18 March 1848 - 3 December 1939), was the sixth child and fourth daughter of Queen V...from

Photograph of Princess Louise: almost full-length portrait, seated in chair, turned to right, hair tied back with ribbon and a long ringlet to one side.

Doc Scurlock and Antonia Herrera on a cabinet card by the photographic firm of Comfort, Butte Montana. Original image from the collection of P. W. Butler.

Royal rules would allow Lady Louise Windsor and her brother James, Earl of Wessex, to be styled princess and prince, but a decision taken by their parents meant they aren't.

While many Canadians might know of the Victoria Day holiday to be named after Princess Louise's mother, Queen Victoria never came to Canada. It was Princess Louise who not only visited, but lived in Ottawa with her husband John Campbell, the Marquess of Lorne.

3/4 length of Princess Louise standing, slightly to left, her r. elbow on entwined branches or stems of ivy (?) plant, her r. hand by her chin. She wears lace over her shoulders, and a jewel (cameo?) on wide ribbon round her neck.