Occupational Daguerreotype of a Carpenter

young man holding his saw and standing next to an assortment of planes leather case

sixth plate with embossed leather case 3 5/8"x 3 1/8" overall mid-19th century

Quarter plate daguerreotype, believed to be an occupational portrait of important agricultural inventor John Deere (1804-1886), posed with his famous plow, circa 1855, with full case. Provenance: Soth

Sixth plate daguerreotype.Offered is an occupational daguerreotype: a watchmaker with his tools. He has a small hammer in one hand and pliers in the other. On the table are watchmaker tools. His hands

Anonymous.

ca 1850 Dentist occupational daguerreotype, 3 1/4" x 2 5/8"

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Ninth plate occupational daguerreotype of worker wearing a straw hat, smoking a cigar. Ninth plate daguerreotype portrait. (Spotting to plate; spotting to mat and preserver; unsea

Both showing images of carpenter's and barber's tools with some fading to the gold. Including 1 - Marked "A. Peterson" in gold; 1 - Marked "C. G. Harrom" in gold with flower background. Both mugs are

Occupational Stein 1/2L Porcelain. Carpenter, Joseph Grunsing. Mint.

Faience Beaker 1L. Carpenters implements and 1780 date within wreath in blue coloring.4 3/4" tall4" Wide across top3" wide across borrom

Mettlach #2723 Etched 1/2L. Carpenter occupational. Inlay lid. Mint.

Blown Glass 6” Beaker. Enameled couple and carpenter occupational. Fritz Heckert. Mint.

An occupational shaving mug with intricate hand embellished transfer of a carpenter outside a clapboard building surrounded by a network of complex scaffolding, personalized 'F.C. Daniels', no maker's

Pair of original shaving mugs. One is for a carpenter and has wear and a hairline crack. The other has a UAW logo with wear to gold leaf. Largest is 3 3/4" H, very Good

Occupational Shaving Mug, lathe carpenter worker, National Barber's Supply Co, Cincinnati O, approx 3-1/2"

OCCUPATIONAL ca. 1870 RELAXED CARPENTER w TOOLS - SAW, HAMMER, SQUARE etc. OCCUPATIONAL ca. 1870 RELAXED CARPENTER w TOOLS - SAW, HAMMER, SQUARE etc. Description Circa 1870s Antique Occupational Tinty

2 Tintype Images of Smoking & Occupational - 1) two occupational men possibly railroad or trolley car conductors ; 2) seated man with beard, smoking pipe.

Meiji Period Okimono, 19th c., an occupational scene with a Carpenter sawing a log, stool and lunch box alongside, highly detailed, having a cinnabar signature block on the underside, 3 5/8" x 4 3/4"

Civil War era occupational photograph of three carpenters/ joiners, cancelled red 2 cent tax stamp on reverse

A Carpenter or Homebuilder's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mug Early 20th Century with the name N.W. Weed in gilt lettering above a completed home. underside marked T & V / France. Height 3 5/8 inche

Occupational Stein 1/2L Porcelain. Carpenter, Michael Loffler. Scenes of men building with lumber.

13 - Early American Daguerreotypes, Ambro's, Tin's; including children, occupational of house painter, mostly in pressed leather cases. Condition varies, size varies.

Three early photos including: Occupational tintype of apprentice holding a wooden implement; a 6th plate daguerreotype of a woman housekeeper holding broom, dustpan and brush; and a 6th plate cased ti

The carpenter mug reads Frank M. Abrams. Ht: 3.5" The farrier mug reads Wiliam K. Deam. Ht: 3.875" The slaughter mug with gold rim reads H. G. Shaffer. Ht: 3.5" The slaughter mug without gold rim read