Filter Collection (1800s)

An elaborate set and or pair of Victorian Mourning Art. The Mourning art Wreathes are made out of cut and dyed feathers and colored wool [...]

The Japanese period known as the Meiji is known for it fine, almost to the point of being flawless, works of art. The period of [...]

George III was a style that had the simple elegance that has remained a classic for a long period of time. In this George III [...]

I have been working with this estate for approx. 13 years. The father and mother both worked with and for The Academy of Sciences in Baltimore [...]

Here is an image of Chakrasamvara embracing his consort, the red Vajravarahi. In Tibetan these two are Korlo Demchog and Dorje Pagmo. As a united [...]

Charles Eisenmann was one of the top sideshow freak photographer in New York. His studio was near P. T. Barnum's Museum so he photographed some [...]

A very nice large 17 1/2" x 18 1/2" Mourning Sampler signed and dated by the 12 years and 10 month old girl. The sampler is signed by Christianna [...]

Daguerreotype collecting has been getting hard over the past few years. There has been less and less interesting images coming up for sale that is [...]

Mourning Jewelery was a popular way to show the love and affection of people that have passed. People would photograph the dead and many women [...]

Lemuel Francis Abbott was a famed portrait painter in the 18th century. The painting was 1790, and the hand colored mezzotint by V. Green Merratin, engraver [...]

George Hunzinger was a furniture maker from the later half of the 1800's. His work was become one of importance and significance in the field [...]

A mid to late 19th century Marquetry Chess table. The inlay is in a wonderful geometric design which continues to the legs. The turned center [...]

George Baxter was the inventor of this amazing printing process named after him, The Baxter Process. He would use up to 40 different plates to achieve [...]

An oil on canvas of a young girl standing in a doorway, circa late 1800's in period art nouveau gold frame. Signed lower right "ALB", [...]

A charming Victorian walnut travel writing box. The box is walnut with a dark wood banding on the top lid. The inside has the original [...]

A very nice Japy Frere "Medal of Honor" movement in an Ebonized Walnut Aesthetic movement case. The finely painted porcelain face with Father Time and [...]

Michele de Grandville was one of the top Marquetry Furniture and Decorative Arts Makers from Sorrento Italy in the 1800's. Know for fine furniture and [...]

This is an exceptional pair of late 1800's/ very early 1900's Mexican Charro Spurs. The spurs have fine and delicate chase work with inlaid what [...]

A very nice Monarch Stereo Viewer, circa late 1800's to early 1900's. Wood frame with aluminum eye viewer. Minor dent on eye piece but the [...]

A very fine 1/4 plate French Daguerreotype in a passe-partout style presentation. This French daguerreotype looks to be a Sea Captain, with his navigational instruments [...]

A Meiji period small bronze bud vase done beautifully. The flower motif, Cat Tales with a spider and web are applied gold and silver. The [...]

Louis Le Breton was a famous and well know French nautical artist who died in the in the late 1860's. This inlaid frame has a [...]

A very nice oil on Canvas of an older women done in the Flemish Style of the 1600's - 1700's .
The women is in a [...]

This estate piece is from the late 19th Century with carved faces, scroll and ornate carving. The brass hardware is matching moon face coat and [...]

William Henry Coffin was a noted American Artist (1812-1898) that was known for Maritime subject oil paintings and watercolors. This piece, signed lower right, " WH [...]