Ambrotype by African American: G. Goodridge

with tinted scarf and oval mat gutta percha case

Virginia Mining District, Nevada (printed under title). Inc. June 5th, 1872. No. 38, issued for 100 shares to E. Fisher on Jan. 22nd, 1875 in San Francisco. Signed by president R. Bunker and secretary

Early ambrotype of an African American woman and two children in split leather case with an unusual pillow. Provenance: Falls Church, Virginia collection.

Sixth plate of an African American nanny holding her white charge on her laps, mat is inscribed "Miss Mattie B. Hitman/I. Altman 1855", mounted in a half case.

Case found with hidden ambrotype of young African American man turned backwards within frame and covered with a tintype of a young white girl in calico dress. Ambrotype of the young man appears origin

19th century Ambrotype photograph of African-American man in case with no lid. 2 3/8" x 2 1/2"

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 3 sixth plate ambrotypes of African American women and white children, comprising:   Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of a young African American woman, her hair in ring

[AFRICAN AMERICANA - EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Ninth plate ambrotype of an African American woman. Ninth plate ambrotype of an African American or mixed race woman. (Cracks to emulsion/surface scratches to

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate ruby ambrotype of an African American or mixed race woman holding a white child.   Sixth plate ruby ambrotype. (Some tarnish.) Housed in full pressed paper case (

Richardson, Ruth G. (African American/Pittsburgh 1926-2019) Bouquet, 1993, watercolor on paper, signed and dated at lower left. Richardson was a watercolorist. She was a long time member of the Associ

Mid 19th century, likely American and Southern. The image depicts a handsome young man wearing a bow tie seated in a chair of the period. Housed in a gold frame and cased. Good overall condition. H3"

Mid 19th century. The cased image of a charming woman. The piece having a paper in the backside reading in pencil A. Davis Keaton (?). H3 7/8" W3 3/8"

Ambrotype of Soldier, Possibly African American or Biracial Sixth plate ambrotype of a soldier, possibly African American or Biracial, standing in full dress uniform, complete with epaulettes and a ca

Group of five (5) mid- to late 19th century cased ambrotype / tintype portraits of African/American men; nice example of vintage and antique Black Americana. [Cased: 3 1/2" H x 3" W]. Typical wear; cr

Lloyd G. McNeill, (African American, b. 1935 - active in Washington, DC & New York). From a Mt Vernon, NY estate.

Lloyd G. McNeill, (African American, b. 1935 - active in Washington, DC & New York). From a Mt Vernon, NY estate.

LLADRO Figural Grouping. Mother with Children. African American Family. Signed. 6571. G-25E-- Dimensions: H: 11 inches: W: 11.5 inches: D: 8 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35

16 1/2 x 13 in. Watercolor on paper. Weusi Artist Collective is an organization of African-American artists, established in 1965, based in the Harlem section of New York City.[1][2] Inspired by the Bl

1) Very nice G.T. Brown (famous African American lithographer) stock certificate issued in 1877 for 100 shares. Great vignette of a black panther at top left. The Panther mine is located east and adjo

African American art books 4pc group: Art: African American, Samella Lewis, 1978; A Shared Heritage: Art by Four African Americans, William E. Taylor & Harriet G. Warkel, 1996; Harlem Renaissance: Art

Folk Art figural plaster sculpture, African American family, hand-painted, signed G. R. De Boer on underside.  11 1/2"h Provenance: Private collection- Lincoln, NE

Labeled "Copyright 1887, G. Feisenthal, Chicago". Standing pottery figure with articulated shoulders and original paint. Eyes move back and forth with key wind works. Cloth costume appears to be origi

paper collage unframed signed l.r. and verso dated 1977 9 x 6.25 inches Overall good condition. For four decades G. (Gloucester) Caliman Coxe (1907-1999) was the dean of African-American artists in Lo

Hand Painted tintype of African American man, measures 8.5" x 6.5". From the estate collection of Richard G. Miller's 19th & 20th century hand painted, coloured & tinted photography.