Two Elderly African American Gentlemen Tintype, circa

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

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

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

Both early silver gelatin photographs, including a 4 x 5 inch photo of 16 African American gentlemen standing in front of a stone doorway that has "State/University" carved above. All of these men are

Nice decal on front of wooden box. Depicts two African Americans dancing on top. Looks to be original clothing. Circa 19th century. Some wear to the decal and to the figures.Condition:(Very Good - Exc

Two (2) Alyne Harris (American, b. 1943) acrylic on board portrait paintings. 1st item: Painting titled "Portrait of Jesse Aaron (Alyne's Uncle)" depicting an African American gentleman with a white b

Tintype in thermoplastic frame. 4 7/8 x 4 3/8 x 5/8 inches

ca. 1940 s TWO BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN Entertainers? RITTER PORK & BEAN ADs ca. 1940 s TWO BLACK AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN Entertainers? RITTER PORK & BEAN ADs Description Circa 1940s Vintage Photog

Circa 1900 Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting a two-faced African-American boy, 3 1/4" high. Paint losses.

Two antique American tintype, or ferrotype, photographic prints depicting a woman portrait and a group family portrait with a child. Circa the 1880s. Antique American Photographs For Collectors. Dimen

Two antique American tintype, or ferrotype, photographic prints depicting a woman portrait and a group family portrait with a child. Circa the 1880s. Antique American Photographs For Collectors. Dimen

NORMAN NORELL (1900-1972) Two fashion studies for African-American model or actress. Together, two fashion studies, circa 1920s. Gouache, watercolor, and ink on board. 546x381 mm; 21&#189;x15 inches.

Two (2) mid- to late 19th century tintype portraits of African-American women; a nice example of antique/vintage Black Americana. One cased. [3 1/2" H x 2 1/2" W]. Typical scuffs; oxidation, wear, ind

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

VIRGINIA PAINTED YELLOW PINE AFRICAN-AMERICAN LODGE PEDESTALS, LOT OF TWO, each with applied moldings and original red-painted surface. Circa 1920. 32" to 33 5/8" H.One in very good condition with min

Circa 1810, likely Charleston, South Carolina or Caribbean. The work features a very well rendered gentleman, likely of Caribbean or African American descent, seated proudly in stately dress. Housed i

Modernist painting depicting an Afro-American gentleman with an umbrella and two other figures. Oil on artists board. American, circa 1920. Condition: Very good. Some minor losses around edges. H 13-3

Circa 1900, pine. Possibly Georgia. Back and sides in horizontal planking, front with two doors with two panes of glass over two doors. Ends are painted brick red, front in dark green with white geome

Millie and Christine McKoy (American, 1851-1912). Carte de vista photograph of the Two Headed Nightingale Millie-Crissie by the photographer, J.H. Fitzgibbon . Circa 1890. Dimensions: 2 1/4 in. x 4 in

Circa 1900. Cast iron figure of African woman with hole at the top of her head for string to emit. The piece having an early painted surface. H4" Sold from the collection of a Savannah Gentleman.

Circa 1900. A seated young man with what looks to be a whip in hand, having early surface. H3 1/2" Sold from the collection of a Savannah Gentleman.

Lot of 8 photographs of African-Americans, including: a ninth plate tintype of a woman; an albumen cabinet card of a well-dressed gentleman, by Wilson, Chicago; an albumen CDV of a man, by C. Petersen

Second half 20th century. Wood with original paint. Three figures with faint stamped marks on the bottom. African American boy and girl, 5"h. and an elderly woman with a North Dakota stamp, 5"h. Two w

Two European / One American - Circa 1870 / 1890 One three faced gentleman, one early red ware black bust and the inkwell resembles Beethoven. Various Ceramics