[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Hand-colored quarter plate ambrotype of a cobbler at work in his shop. [New

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Hand-colored quarter plate ambrotype of a cobbler at work in his shop. [New York]: [Bogardus], n.d. Quarter plate ambrotype portrait of a cobbler. (Few scratches with some areas o

[CIVIL WAR - PHOTOGRAPHY]. A quarter plate ambrotype of an unidentified New York militiaman. Ca 1860s.   Quarter plate hand-tinted ambrotype (Some image deterioration around mat opening and solar

C. HARSHA Vintage Hand Colored Engraving on a resin plate, inscription on lower center reads C. Harsha. This work depicts a late nineteenth century/early twentieth century city street scattered with f

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Quarter plate ambrotype of an aged gentleman holding up an affectionate note to his daughter. Ca 1862.Seated portrait of a bespectacled gentleman with untidy hair, holding a piece

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Quarter plate ambrotype portrait of two musicians, tentatively identified.  Quarter plate seated portrait of two male musicians, one holding a fiddle and bow, the other holdi

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Quarter plate daguerreotype of a fire foreman possibly from New York State. Quarter plate daguerreotype portrait. (Crisp detail, with a thin ring of tarnish and some spotting arou

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Daguerreotype, ambrotype, and tintype portraits of women housed in wall frames, including:A quarter plate ambrotype portrait of a middle-aged and full-figured woman. N.p.: n.p. n.

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY - PORTRAITURE]. Uncredited portraits of children housed in wall frames, including:Quarter plate ambrotype of a mother holding her baby across her lap (significant loss to emulsion a

Quarter plate hand-gilt ambrotype. Leatherette case. Anonymous artist. New York [?]. Portrait of a pair of bearded men, possibly brothers, one of whom has his arm around the other. The apparently less

(CIVIL WAR--PHOTOGRAPHY.) Ambrotype of a boy in a zouave uniform. Hand-colored sixth plate ambrotype, 3 x 2½ inches, in contemporary case; top of case detached, minimal wear. No place, circa earl

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 2 hand-tinted daguerreotypes of firefighters, including quarter plate and sixth plate images.  Quarter plate hand-tinted daguerreotype studio group portrait of thr

Edition de Paris of the Works of Jules Verne, New York and London: Vincent Parke, [1911]. Number 24 of only 75 sets produced. All 15 volumes present, leather bound. Hand colored plates. 9.5 inches hei

Framed Antique Hand Colored Copper Plate Equestrian Engraving. Paper work to piece states this copper engraving is from GEORGE SIMON DE WINTERS. authoritative work. An extremely rare work. (See photos

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A group of 3 quarter plate images of African American women with white children, comprising:   Quarter plate ambrotype of an antsy infant wearing a white gown, seated on the

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. LAWRENCE, Martin M., photographer. Whole plate ambrotype of a man posed in front of Niagara Falls. New York, NY: ca 1853-1860. Whole plate ambrotype. (Somewhat soft focus, clarity

Hand Colored Plate Equestrian Engraving, in the style of GEORGE SIMON DE WINTERS authoritative work in this auction. Framed in a wooden distressed gold toned frame with other metal leafed tones. Behin

Sixth plate ambrotype of a farm scene. Lovely hand-colored view, housed in full thermoplastic case. [Antique Photography, Daguerreotype, Ambrotype, Albumen, carte-de-visite, CDV, Tintype]

Twenty-four (24) red leatherbound limited edition volumes of 'The Works of Theophile Gautier,' with hand-colored plates, published by George D. Sproul, New York, 1900.

Gentleman on a woodcock hunt with pointer and flushing dog at work. Framed nicely for display. The piece has an original label on verso from the Sporting Gallery and Book Shop of New York on verso. H

Early 19th century. Impressed mark on the bottom. Hand decorated Egyptian design with scalloped edge. Card from The 18th Century Shop (New York City) with presentation note. Minor glaze flakes on edge

Scarce and detailed hand-colored engraving from The Zoology of New York, published 1842 by James De Kay. De Kay commissioned artist John William Hill to illustrate the volumes in this seminal work. On

1815 Early German Ethnography with 19 Hand-Colored Plates Costumes Persia Africa A rare, color illustrated first edition of Friedrich Wilmsen’s “Fremde Länder und Völker” or “Foreign Lands a

Illman Brothers Hand-colored Fashion Plate Litho. Dress shop decor. Size: Framed: 14.5" H x 17.5" W x 1.5" D; Sight: 8.5" H x 11.5" W Provenance: Production of “Dickinson”

Hand-colored engraved plate (Plate XXVIII) from "A New Dictionary of Natural History; or Compleat Universal Display of Animated Nature," by William Frederic Martyn, published by Harrison & Co. 1785, i