SOUTHWORTH & HAWES POST MORTEM

Daguerreotype Photo of Post Mortem Child 1/6 PLATE DAG. OF YOUNG GIRL SITTING NEXT TO DECEASED SIBLING, POSSIBLY TWINS- HIGHLIGHTED 2 11/16 X 3 3/16 IN A LEATHER CASE- LOSSES TO IMAGE- IMPERFECTION

Sixth plate daguerreotype in push-button case. This is a portrait of Marion Augusta Hawes, daughter of Josiah Johnson Hawes and Nancy Stiles Southworth. Nancy (sister of Albert Sands wife of J.J. Hawe

Quarter plate daguerreotype of two young sisters attributted to Southworth & Hawes, with full leather case.

Lot of 4 post mortem 19th century photographs of children. 1) Octagonal daguerreotype of a child in white dress. Case 3 1/4 x 3 3/4in. Spots on photo. 2) Small ambrotype of a baby with tinted cheeks.

daguerreotypes include 2-quarter plate sizes depicting a young child and an adult male, and 3-sixth plate sizes including a young child, an adult male, and a double case depicting an adult male both a

as found without covers, one depicting a seated child, the others adults

A 19th-century ferrotype photo capturing a postmortem male figure dressed in a waistcoat and cravat tie, with a blanket arranged over his chest. Image is presented under glass within a leather-covered

(6) POST MORTEM DAGUERREOTYPES includes 3-quarter plate and 3-sixth plate sizes, depicting three adults and three children, one quarter plate is part of a pair which includes a seated gent appearing a

daguerreotypes include 2-sixth plate sizes depicting adult males, the ambrotypes include 2-sixth plate sizes depicting children, and a tinted quarter plate size depicting an adult woman, one with tape

Sixth plate daguerreotype of a post-mortem child, clad in angelic white and clutching a small bouquet of hand-tinted flowers. The deceased child appears at peace, resting on a large pillow. Housed in

Southworth & Hawes Full Plate Daguerreotype of Chief Justice Andrew Salter Woods 1840-1855 Plate: 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 in; Frame 15 1/2 x 13 1/2 in. In a Victorian gutta percha picture frame. The daguerreoty

Post-mortem daguerreotype taken by François Amable Fougeret (1819-1890), an early French daguerreotypist who operated in Paris and was involved in several revolution attempts against the French g

2 antique tintypes in gutta percha Union case - rare post mortem tintype of deceased young girl & young boy & girl together - both measuring 4.25" l x 3.25" l in excellent condition. Union case is by

Sixth plate ambrotype. Housed in full leatherete case with repair. An absolutely haunting post-mortem image of a deceased young man in repose. Taken from a distance, the subject's gaunt remains rest o

Grouping of old master prints. To include: portrait of a Jewish rabbi, post mortem view, Atahualpa of Peru, coin or medallion design engravings of kings, various German counts, and others. Largest 16

Sixth plate tintype of a post-mortem child. Her dress is delicately tinted a pastel green. Image is housed in a half leatherette case. [Antique photography, Daguerreotype, Ambrotype, Tintype, CDV]

Sixth plate ambrotype of a post-mortem child. Her dress is delicately tinted a pastel green. Image is housed in a half leatherette case. Note: This item was sold in a previous sale, but due to non-pay

European (likely French) post-mortem profile daguerreotype of a man lying in bed. The photographer or photographer's artist has skillfully tinted the subject's skin. Presented in a passe-partout frame

three pieces depicting graphic expressions of death

this sampler notes two deaths: first one is a daughter lost in 1841 at 5 yrs of age and the second is a daughter lost in 1865 at 16 yrs. of age; also lost two children in their infancy

A Lot of 6 Victorian Post-Mortem Photographs, mounted. These are large size.

Here we are offering a Victorian post mortem infant tin-type daguerreotype in an inlaid case. It measures 3".

Antique Postmortem Portrait of a Deceased Baby Child Memorial Daguerreotype Chromolithograph ? Oil Ink ? Tintype Ambrotype Reverse Painting Touching Portrait of a Young Baby Girl Sitting upright searc

17 x 22 in., Pub by Lloyd & Co., along with three other pieces of Post Mortem work, all framed