Three Ninth Plate Portraits, One Identified

Four framed daguerreotype portraits19th centuryComprising four ninth plate portraits, three depicting seated young women, one depicting a little girl, each framed in gold-toned metal preservers and se

Three ambrotypes and one daguerrotype.

Group of three miscellaneous female portrait miniatures (one sitter identified as Lola Montez) in frames, all illegibly signed (different artists), largest measuring 4.5 x 4 inches.

ASSORTED CASED IMAGES, LOT OF NINE, daguerreotype, ambrotype, and tintype, housed in six cases, three being thermoplastic. One ninth-plate tintype image depicting a young African American boy. 1850-18

Anonymous, ninth-plate portrait of a well-dressed young African American woman, ca. 1850-55. Pinned to the pad is a manuscript identifying the sitter as "Muriella Williams. Salisbury, (N? CT?)." Despi

including two half plates (one identified as president Penn & Erie Railroad), and 16 ninth plates including post-mortem

One ninth plate daguerreotype, one sixth plate daguerreotype, and one sixth plate tintype portray seated individuals identified by notes within the cases. The two sixth plate images are linked, with n

Includes for Italian soft paste plates measuring 6.5 inches diameter, 4 Renaissance style portrait plates: three measuring 4 inches diameter one measuring 6 1/8 inches diameter, a Limoges plate with b

Lot of 9, including seven ninth plate ambrotype portraits, mainly women in both full and half cases, one with only foil & matt; plus one 6th plate with double tintype images. Condition from Good to VG

A lot of five porcelain items circa 1920. Including three hand painted cabinet plates, two plates feature female portraits and one signed "Debrie", and one plate featuring a pastoral scene. Along with

Five portrait plates, one Napoleon, one Sheppard, and three Romanesque, various makers; largest 10". CONDITION: good, no damage noted.

comprising four whole plate including a Quaker gentleman identified as Mordecai Lamb (1800-1881), farmer from Randolph Co., NC; one three-quarter plate; and one half plate. Circa 1870. 5 1/2" x 4" to

Three plates, including one Sevres, one German and one reticulated plate. [Largest: 12" Diam.].

comprising: Thomas 'Sevres' Bavaria, Beyer & Boch and Prov. Sace. ES plates featuring women portraits, one with hand embellished details. Largest: 10" diameter. Scuffing, small losses. Property of a S

Union case with an acorn motif and facing tintype portraits of women, one with some hand coloring, case measures 3 x 2.5 inches. Plus a beehive and plough Union case with an tintype portrait of a youn

Including two daguerreotype sixth plate portraits in original seals, one ninth plate tintype of an older gentleman in full case, one cdv sized tintype portrait of brother & sister and six 1 1/2 x 2" t

GERMAN PORCELAIN PLATES, LOT OF THREE, comprising two 9 7/8" D plates with cobalt edges and central hand-painted portraits, one marked on base "Konigin Marie / v.[on] Bayern" [Marie of Prussia, Queen

Ten mother-of earl inlay cases. Ten daguerreotypes and one ambrotype, three sixth-plate, five ninth-plate, and two sixteenth-plate cases, some with images. Please see photos for details of cases and i

Four ninth plate daguerreotypes and one quarter plate showing portraits of couples and individuals.

Portrait and Figures, one of them "The Prophet" out of Septemberschrei / four lithographs / average size 25X33 cm / signed in pencil, signed in the plate, three are dated in the plate 1918

each with underglaze blue beehive mark, comprising a pair of portrait plates and one with allegorical scene (the latter further marked "Germany"), each on cobalt blue ground with gilt borders each: 9

Twenty-three 18th Century Portrait Plates from Various Books. All black and white. Twenty-two feature men, one woman. Nineteen are single portraits, four a composites of six men each. All are ecclesia

Three framed porcelain portrait plates, two in gilt frames. [Largest oval: 10" H x 9" W]. One "as-is".

Seventeen Anonymous Ninth Plate Cased Images1860s -1890s, generic portraits of young and old, three ambrotypes with the rest being tintypes. A few of the images are late19th century and have been plac