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| King Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolani |
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| Two very elaborate and exquisitely dressed miniature figures that represent the King and Queen of Hawaii in the 1870's....One of a kind and hand sculpted from portraits---extremely detailed ---the Queen's gown is entirely hand embroidered from top to hem....Height 5 1/4 inches each. Collection of the Rosalie Whyel Museum |
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| Princess Kaiulani and Prince Leiliohoku |
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| 5 1/2" tall miniature figures of two of Hawaii's most beautiful young royals....Kauilani and her uncle Leiliohoku ...both of whom died at the tragically young age of 22. Kaiulani has a hand embroidered silk gown and Leiliohoku wears full dress uniform. |
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