HALF PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE, 2 STANDING GIRLS BY LAWRENCE

Charming antique half plate daguerreotype of 2 girls and a hobby horse, mounted in leather case. May be an image from a painting. Somewhat cloudy, spotted image with edge tarnish. Image is 5 x 4 in.

1 quarter plate. 4 sixth plates. All in half cases. 1) 2 boys; the older with his arm around his younger brother.2) 3 children in triumvirate pose. (Quarter plate)3) A girl with fringe.4) 2 girls in m

25 images total:2 quarter plate uncased daguerreotypes.5 sixth plate daguerreotypes (1 full case, 2 split cases, half case, uncased) features a boy and girl arms around each other in need of new glass

Four quarter plate size and includes one family group of six, gentleman with young girl, 2 single of gentlemen , 3 sixth plate size, 2 of women. All leather half cases, velvet fronts, gilt frame plate

Matte marked J. Gurney 349 Broadway. Conserved by Casey Allen Waters, Exeter NH in August 2008 with notes on seals verso.

'2 Daguerreotypes (Half Plate) of a Couple, 1853 France. Inscribed on reverse: "fait le 31 Mai 1853". Plaster frame size 13 x 11 in., half plate 4 ¾ x 6 ½ in., reverse with notes from restorer Theo

LOT OF 24 IMAGES INCLUDING 2 HALF PLATE DAGUERREOTYPES, JUST WITH GLASS COVERS, 2 QUARTER PLATE DAGUERREOTYPES, 1 IN FRAME WITH HOOK, 1 UNCASED, 8 SIXTH PLATE DAGUERREOTYPES, 1 IN FULL CASE, 1 IN HALF

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Half plate daguerreotype of a three-year-old girl and her toy dog. Half plate daguerreotype. (Horizontal wipes throughout plate, sharp clarity to image.) Housed in full, pressed p

1) Ruggedly handsome man with sideburns, close up. Split case missing the velvet pad.2) Man with stiff white collar holding two fingers. Worn full case.This is a multi-item lot, so special packing fee

1) Sixth plate daguerreotype. Ruggedly handsome man. "THOMPSON'S GALLERY WASHINGTON D.C." on velvet pad. Split case.2) Half plate daguerreotype. Two children. Boy standing. Toddler on a high chair. Fu

A masterpiece of the genre, this large half plate daguerreotype shows a deceased little girl who has been delicately arranged on a pillow and chesterfield sofa. The dress she is wearing, perhaps her f

Portraits of Ida Josephine Babbitt (1845-1939) as a child, at about two and four years, with hand coloring, having simple brass mats. Very good condition. She was the daughter of Soap Magnate Benjamin

#s 1 - 12 are daguerreotypes. There are 2 half plates, 1 quarter plate, and 9 sixth plates. #s 13 and 14 are ambrotypes. There is 1 quarter plate and 1 sixth plate.1) Eye popping lady with stylish att

The woman, likely royalty and surely someone admired by many, poses elegantly with flowers up to her chest. Her face is nuanced.Half plate is considered very large in daguerreotype circles (5 1/2 x 4

Half plate Daguerreotype of Mother and 3 daughters together with 2 gem tintype albums. 1) Daguerreotype in full leather case. Some tarnishing to image. Overall: 6 x 4.75in. 2) Embossed and gilt leathe

ABRAHAM BOGARDUS. Three Sisters, c. 1852. 4.5x3.3" daguerreotype (1/2 plate) in 5.5x4.3" brass mat. Stamped on mat recto: BOGARDUS. Among the early pioneers of photography, Abraham Bogardus is a notab

Anonymous. Each holding books (1) dress and tablecloth tinted

Anonymous. Each in beautiful dresses and lace.

All from the Mead-Babbitt-Hyde-Sexton Family of Greenwich, CT, NYC & Boston, MA., circa 1850, including: (2) children identified as "Uncle Tom Sexton and Aunt Eliz. Sexton Downey", in a worn full leat

1) Boy with nose up, wearing a checkered shirt with a wide belt. His large hat sits on the table. Full case with new spine.2) Seated boy with hat on his lap, and standing girl wearing off-shoulder dre

including sixth plate daguerreotypes of boy standing on chair holding a uniform hat, girl in fancy dress, ninth plate daguerreotype of young lady holding a guitar and quarter plate daguerreotype of of

Antique 1/2 plate daguerreotype photo of a seated man in tuxedo (tinted, good crisp image), gilt mat signed J. GURNEY NY, mounted in leather case. Image 5 x 3.62 in.

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