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This lot consists of 3 daguerreotypes.1) 2 sixth plate daguerreotypes. Same woman twice (so a sequence of sorts). Japanned case, with mother of pearl inlay.2) Quarter plate daguerreotype. Woman in rel

Three sixth plate Daguerreotypes of women. Images measures 2.75-in. x 3.75-in. Cased, images appear to be in excellent condition, they measure 3.625-in. x 3.125-in. total. If lot is absent of a condit

Each in original condition with some minor imperfections.

Two sixth plate daguerreotype portraits of women housed in a double-sided thermoplastic case with the cover design “Cupid and Stag” Berg #1-83R.

Conserved by Casey Allen Waters, Exeter NH in July 2008 with notes on seal verso.

Sixth plate daguerreotype of an African American woman wearing a dress and bonnet, with tinted green, pink, blue, and black accents. Housed in a paper case with the imprinted pad of "F. Moissenet / Da

Beautiful early sixth plate daguerreotype of a dark-skinned woman thought to be Native American. This image recently surfaced at an estate sale in western Illinois with another image whose subject was

Title: Possibly Pregnant Woman Sixth Plate Daguerreotype Additional Info: 1/6 plate of a lady with a strange expression. She wears a dark dress gathered at the waist. A perfect plate. Full case full c

Circa 1850s sixth plate daguerreotype depicting a young woman in a vividly striped dress.  Image is lightly tinted.  Approximate exterior dimensions of item pictured is: 2-3/4" X 3-1/4".  No case

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY - PORTRAITURE]. A Daguerreian wall frame containing 18 uncredited sixth plate daguerreotype portraits of men, women, and children, including:  A seated portrait of a gentleman

[Daguereotypes] 10 Items. ++ 3 sixth plate daguerreotypes of 3 different women, each in case. Minor spotting. ++ Sixth plate daguerreotype of a mother and daughter, with hand coloring of the girl’s

Circa 1850s sixth plate daguerreotype depict two young women.  Approximate exterior dimensions of item pictured is: 2-3/4" X 3-1/4".  No case is present.  Please note that this lot has a confident

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A fine sixth plate daguerreotype of an attractive young woman who holds what appears to be an ornate beaded purse. Of note is that the full leatherette case this image is housed in contains a photogra

Two sixth plate daguerreotypes. First we see the woman with the painted backdrop associated with Samuel Broadbent. It is confirmed in the lower left corner of the mat: "BROADBENT." The expertise of th

William Edward Kilburn (1818-1891) INDIVIDUAL PORTRAIT STUDIES OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, sixth plate, hand coloured daguerreotypes, (3), one women, delicately hand coloured and with gilt accents, plain

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY - PORTRAITURE]. A pair of daguerreotype portraits of mixed race subjects. Sixth plate daguerreotype portrait of a mixed race woman wearing a patterned dress and holding a book in he

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. A trio of portraits of female subjects posed in profile. Sixth plate daguerreotype bust portrait of a lovely woman posed in profile, her cheeks faintly tinted pink. She is tentati

Two Sixth-Plate Daguerreotypes. Includes one image of a woman seated in a Gothic style chair and one in a hinged leather case containing an image of two children seated in chairs. Each with wear to th

Sixth plate daguerreotype by William Edward Kilburn showing a woman with 2 young children, one is holding a drawing book. Nicely posed and tinted. Also a quarter plate by J.Whitlock of Birmingham with

Two sixth plate daguerreotype portraits of an elderly man and woman housed in a double-sided thermoplastic case that bears a “Two bunches of Grapes” cover design Berg #2-24.

Twelve sixth plate daguerreotypes and three ninth plate daguerreotypes depicting women and children.

Title: Where is the Clamp? Sixth Plate Daguerreotype Additional Info: A lovely 1/6 plate daguerreotype. O can’t believe that this frail olf woman moved her head so violently that she lifted the head