French Mother-of-Pearl Carte-de-Visite Case

French Napoleon III period cave de liqueur, late 19th c., having burlwood case, metal cartouches with mother of pearl inlay, hinged top opening to two-tier removable cradle, fitted with (four) cut cry

Mercury-gilded bronze structure with mother-of-pearl inlays.With original case.3 x 3 cm diam. (closed).

Age: Late Qing dynasty Description: A Chinese export silver carte de visite case.The rectangular case is well chased with an extensive battle scene, apparently unmarked. Size: Height 3 1/3 inches 8 cm

Bearded Girl and Mother. Carte de Visite (CDV). N.p., ca. 1860s. Portrait on original imprinted studio mount. 4 x 2 1/2".

A hallmarked silver carte de visite case, embossed angel on cover, Chester 1899 with maker’s mark “W.N.", weight: 68 grams. Dent to lid.

A coated canvas monogram Vintage Louis Vuitton Enveloppe Cartes de Visite Card Case. Includes original box and receipt. Measuring: 4 in. L, 3 in. H, .75 in. D Purchased at Louis Vuitton Hawaii, June 2

ARTIST/SOURCE: UNKNOWN CATALOGUE #: 00497 MEDIUM: VINTAGE ANTIQUE PHOTO ALBUM SPECIFICALLY CUSTOMIZED FOR CARTES DE VISITE DATE/PERIOD: C 1862 DIMENSIONS: 6 1/4" X 5" X 1" ORIGIN: UNKNOWN LABELS/ANNOT

LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C. CARTE DE VISITE & IMAGES Nine late 19th/early 20th century images, includes: Carte de visite in blue velvet case. (2) Hand colored cabinet cards. One in gutta percha ca

Le Maire French mother of pearl opera glasses / binoculars with case. Glasses 4 1/4" x 3 7/8"

Lemaire, Pairs, Adjustable French Mother of Pearl Opera Glasses, in original case

subjects unknown, tintypes, ambrotypes, rear advertisements for C.S. White of Boston and William H. Cromack of Malden, one carte de visite, various sizes, some housed in full case - Provenance: A Virg

Civil War Photos Edward Everett the Great American Civil War Era Orator at 1860s Civil War Period, Carte de Visite Photograph of Edward Everett, published by Case & Getchell, Boston, Choice Extremely

Antique French LaMier opera glasses with mother of pearl in case. 2 1/2"h x 3 3/4"w

FRENCH OPERA GLASSES WITH MOTHER OF PEARL AND ORIGINAL CASE. GOOD CONDITION.

Comprises photography including: civil war era carte de visites with tax stamps, French erotica, and swimmer tintype. Ephemera includes: Japanese post cards, advertising cards, and valentine cards. Ac

Photograph album containing fourteen (14) carte de visite (CDV) depicting Lee, including eight (8) depicting bust portraits of Lee in his Civil War era Confederate uniform, three (3) with studio marks

Collection of 13 Civil War Related carte de visite cards from various studios, including several officers in uniform including a signed Major General James "Birdseye" Mc Pherson CDV, Kearny, Thomas, M

1st item: Robert E. Lee (1807-1870) signed carte-de-visite (CDV) depicting a bust portrait of Lee in his Civil War-era Confederate uniform. Signed "R E Lee" to white archival tape affixed to bottom of

Archive of eight (8) items, most related to the Taylor Family of Tennessee, including four (4) Knoxville and Nashville imprints, one (1) carte-de-visite (CDV) album, two (2) autographed signed letters

Carte-de-visite album detailing the transition of Prussia to a united Germany through its leadership, 24 CDVs total. CDV examples include Wilhelm I, Wilhelm I with other Prussian/German Monarchs, Frie

An archive of twenty (20)-plus items related to Vanderbilt University in Nashville. Includes one circa 1860 carte de visite of Bishop Holland N. McTyeire (1824-1889), co-founder of Vanderbilty Univers

Group of four (4) minstrel related items. 1st item: Carte de visite (CDV) depicting a black minstrel troupe with five members, each holding a musical instrument with four dressed in formal evening wea

Civil War era album containing fifty (50) cartes-de-visite (CDVs), including thirty-two (32) lithographed images of engravings and eighteen (18) photographic images, depicting Presidents, Presidential

Four (4) Civil War era Cartes de Visite depicting "slave children" from Union-occupied New Orleans. 1st-2nd items: Two (2) CDVs depicting Rebecca Huger, one captioned "Oh! How I Love the Old Flag", on