Five 19th century miniatures

Five 19th century miniatures:
- GALLIAN (active around 1805-1830).
Young woman in a bust with coral finery. 1809 (?).
Miniature oval. Signed and dated in gold on the left.
H. Five and a half centimeters. Some wear and tear.
Rectangular burr veneer frame.
It is, perhaps, the painter and engraver Jean-Baptiste GALLIAN (Montauban, 1783-Bayonne, 1844).
- Mr. JARRY (XVIIIth-XIXth c.)
Young woman in bust with white flowered shawl. 1809.
Circular miniature. Signed and dated on the left.
Diameter: 6.2 cm. Split, some wear and tear.
Blackened square wooden frame. Sick glass.
- GLY (?)
Woman in bust with pearl necklace. 1820.
Circular miniature. Signed and dated right.
Diameter: 5.6 cm. Some wear and tear and small stains.
Blackened square wooden frame. Split.
- Anonymous
Woman in a bust with English girls and blue dress. Around 1830-1840.
Circular miniature. Unsigned.
Diameter: 7.6 cm. Beginning of cleft.
Square frame in black lacquered metal. Splinters.
- Anonymous
Woman in bust with English women and black lace-up necklace. Around 1840-1850.
Miniature oval. Unsigned.
H. 5.9 cm. Some wear and tear.
Rectangular frame in stained wood.