Half Plate Daguerreotype of Family

Half plate Daguerreotype of large family. Image measures 3.375-in. x 4.75-in. sight size. Cased, image is in very good condition, lid of case is loose. Measures 4.75-in. x 6-in. total. If lot is absen

Half plate Daguerreotype of large family. Image measures 3.25-in. x 4.25-in. sight size. Cased, excellent condition, measures 4.75-in. x 6-in. total. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be

A half plate daguerreotype of a five person family. Cased image is in excellent condition, leather case has wear. Total size is 6 in. x 4.75 in. Provenance: Mark Rucker collection. If lot is absent of

Rare half plate daguerreotype or ambrotype thermoplastic case bearing the design “The Holy Family,” Berg #1-8.Near mint, very small chips on the front cover's lower left corner and the back cover'

Cased Daguerreotype of the Sexton family of three, seated in front of a painting of their departed child, in the original leather case with simple brass mat, circa 1845. Handwritten note (in the hand

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Half plate daguerreotype collection identified to the Ellis/Boyd Family of Baltimore, MD. Seated portrait of a well-dressed gentleman with slight sideburns (tarnishing to edges, s

Macalester Family daguerreotypes and accessory items. 19th century. Including half plate daguerreotype of Charles Macalester, Jr. (1798-1873), a sixth plate seated portrait of Eliza Lytle "Lily' Macal

with oval mat, half leather case

View of the Old Mead Family Homestead, Quaker Ridge Farm, North Greenwich, Connecticut, circa 1850, a winter scene with two people in a horse-drawn sleigh out front of a colonial saltbox house, barn t

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

Cased Photograph and Tintype Collection (27) items, (13) daguerreotypes including a half-plate family group uncased, (2) quarter-plate in leather cases, (7) sixth-plate including a mother and daughter

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

[MILITARIA]. Half plate daguerreotype of US Marine Corps Officer, Lieutenant R.L. Browning. Ca 1852-1853.  Half plate daguerreotype with hand coloring. (Strong clarity, hairline abrasion running

UNIDENTIFIED. Affectionate Brothers, c. 1855. 5.8x4.3" daguerreotype (half plate) in oval passe-partout and 9.8x8.6" frame.

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

[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

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

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

Half plate daguerreotype of Nathaniel Silsbee (1804-1881) Mayor of Salem Mass 1849-50, 1858-59.

Half plate daguerreotype of man, Boston School, possibly Southworth & Hawes, scratch to plate, full case.

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

M.A. ROOT HALF PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE OF A GENTLEMAN IN A LEATHER UNION CASE.. NEW YORK STUDIO. CIRCA1849-1857

Half plate daguerreotype portrait of man looking off to the side. Housed in a full leatherette case that is split at the spine.

Handsome man looks ambitious. Shoulders at an angle, but looks right at us. Housed in thermoplastic Union case. NO RESERVE