Two Half Plate Daguerreotypes of Gentlemen

Two Fully Cased Daguerreotypes, a Half-Plate and a Sixth Platecirca 1850, the larger image captures a realistic painting of a well-dressed gentleman and is placed under glass behind a textured octagon

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

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

19th century, one sixth plate daguerreotype, two formal dress gentlemen, in period linen lined case, sight 2 x 2-1/2 in. Note: Our consignor indicates this could possibly be Edgar Allen Poe (sans mous

1) Ruggedly handsome man with sideburns, close up. Split case missing the velvet pad.2) Man with stiff white collar holding two fingers. Worn full case.This is a multi-item lot, so special packing fee

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

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Half plate daguerreotype of an equestrian painting. Half plate daguerreotype of a likely English painting featuring three horses lined up in a stable. Two of the horses wear blank

Two men, angled and side by side. One man has dark hair and beard, while the other's hair has turned grey. Both are very handsome men. Full case.NO RESERVE

[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

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

Portraits of Ida Josephine Babbitt (1845-1939) as a child, at about two and four years, with hand coloring, having simple brass mats. Very good condition. She was the daughter of Soap Magnate Benjamin

A Collection of Five 19th Century Photographic PortraitsA half-plate daguerreotype of a woman in a full bonnet and jewelry, seated with a gentleman holding a walking cane. A quarter-plate daguerreotyp

2 sixth plate daguerreotypes of gentlemen. Good images. Some small chips to cases.

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

(lot of 23) Daguerreotypes ranging is size from half plate to a sixteenth of a plate, subjects include men, women and children, many cases are only partial or in poor condition, one showing two young

Sixth-plate daguerreotypes by Jeremiah Gurney of New York, NY (active 1840-50s) in early leather cases, depicting the same gentleman. The first image shows a gentleman holding a sheaf of papers. He is

Quarter plate daguerreotype of two seated men, both wearing identical uniforms with oilcloth hats. Housed in a half paper case.

A fine half-plate, three-quarter-length portrait of a distinguished gentleman, the brass mat stamped "Gurney" and "349 Broadway." According to Craig, Gurney moved to this address in February 1853 and

ASSORTED AMERICAN DAGUERREOTYPE IMAGES, LOT OF TWO,quarter-plate and sixth-plate,depicting a gentleman in a top hat, and an ambrotype of young girl seated on a settee, no photographer marks located.Ci

13th-15th century AD. Two bronze halves from barrel-locks, each a horse with saddle, slots to the chest and rump. 23 grams total, 42mm (1 1/2"). Property of a Dutch gentleman; formerly in an old colle

All are daguerreotypes.1) Horizontal sixth plate of two ladies. Heavy tarnish. Good to very good. Half case.2) Quarter plate of young lady with a cross. Very good. Half case.3) Sixth plate of lady in

sixth plate, with half leather case, one with his hand on the knee of the other

Both sixth plates I half cases, man and woman, likely husband and wife, circa 1850, both in original seals.

Both sixth plates, housed in full leather covered cases, both are of gentlemen in the early thirties or late twenties.