Tin Type of Two African American Staff Members or Waiters, Possibly Unique

Tin Type of Two African American Staff Members or Waiters, Possibly Unique A unique tintype of two African American staff members. Measuring 3.5" x 2.5", N.p., ca. 1870s. The studio portrait shows two

1864 Louisiana Black Teamster Tintype - Possibly Unique! A large tintype of an 1864 African American Teamster. Measuring 6.75" x 4.75", [Louisiana], ca. 1864. An interesting tintype photograph caption

3.5" t x < 2.5" tin type depicting two African-American men in military or ceremonial uniforms, seated together, with two African-American women, well attired, sitting at their feet. Some pitting at e

Civil War era sixth plate tintype of an African-American woman, possibly enslaved, found in a Texas estate. [Union, Confederate, Abolitionist, Slavery]

with five tin types and one cabinet card including an African American gentleman, two of men in military uniform, two men in comic pose, four men in sombreros and cabinet card of woman in

Tintype.The place is the Gates of St. Augustine, Florida, the original walled city of North America. Here is an African American driver and his two Caucasian riders, preceded by two white horses. Noti

American, possibly 18th century, comprising: Paul Revere type punched tin lantern, hinged front door, hanging loop, 15 x 5-1/4 in.; tin candle sconce, 11 x 8-1/2 x 2-1/2 in. Provenance: Thomas W. Brad

Twentieth century. Two earlier celluloid toys. African American boy and bull dog, 5.75"h., and banjo player with tin body (possibly Howdy Doody), 6.5"h. Together with a tiger with mohair body and plas

Several photos in various styles possibly including Daguerreotypes, Tin Types, Ambrotypes and Carte de visite&#8216;s. Unique portraits. Red leather bound book marked Philadelphia is in tact with bras

ANTIQUE CIGAR BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a wooden log cabin type with "CABIN HOME" interior lithographed label featuring an African American family dancing and smoking, and a lithographed tin Ben B

comprising a converging rib-type egg basket with an old, possibly original, green-painted finish having a wrapped rim and a low arched handle, and an ash round-form stave-type basket with wrapped rim,

4.75" t x 3.25" w tintype of African-American woman in beautiful attire and holding parasol. Shows some wear, but image crisp.

3.25" t x 2.5" tintype depicting an african-American nanny seated, holding a Caucasian baby. Very good condition.

<3.5" t x <2.5" w tin type depicting young African-American man standing, wearing ceremonial garb. Pitting and rust around upper rim, but subject is clear.

Collection of two 19th century tin type ferrotype photos. Includes (1) 3 1/2" x 3 1/4" portrait of an American Civil War soldier boy with rifle; and (1) 3 1/2" x 2 3/4" tin type photo of a young lady

Hebru Brantley (African American, b. 1981). Original two-part panel paintings signed by the artist: Hebru Brantley. Hebru Brantley art is identified as from the AFRO COBRA MOVEMENT OF THE SOUTH SIDE O

Group of 65 small tintype portrait photographs, mostly of schoolchildren. Possibly sixteenth plate photographs. There are 17 tintypes in the smaller album and 48 in the larger album. Several of the ph

Harold Newton (1934-1994) The classic Florida sunset with egrets is scratch signed lower right by this African American artist who was an early 'charter' member of the Florida Highwaymen painters. Boa

comprising Mary E. Russell dagguereotype and husband and wife tintype. Largest case size: 6" long, 4 3/4" wide. Scratches, age and use wear.

23.5" x 35" - paint and pine cone scales on wood. African American from Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Routinley visited the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach and created art for the staff as a tip. Died i

Description: Two serigraphs depicting Vitctorian homes, titled "Mary Kramer's House" and "Victorian Mansion." Type: SerigraphMaterials: PaperMarkings & Inscriptions: Signed, dated, and numberedDate: 1

Roy Gussow, sculpture, Roy Gussow (American, 1918-2011), "Two Forms", 1968, two abstract bronze forms on marble base, metal label to underside, a unique work, approx. 5"h x 6"l x 6"w

Benin Edo People, bronze ceremonial staff, 19th c. Nigeria, in two pieces, naturally dark and verdigris patinated cast bronze, in a stacked totemic form, the round standard surmounted by a long beaked

SST. One of the most eye-appealing and unique pieces of Service Station Advertising ever produced and one of only two known examples is this very unique Husky Gasoline & Motor Oils Tin Billboard Sign