Antique Cabinet Card Vintage Photos Late 1800s To Early 1900s Lot Of 4 Cards
Antique Cabinet Card Vintage Photos Embrace nostalgia and own a piece of the past with these timeless treasures. Perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts alike, shop now and relish in the charm of yesteryears! Lot of 4 Cabinet Cards.
In The Land Of Make-Believe Little Girl Reading Book Antique Photo Card 1900’s
The photograph features a Victorian toddler reading a book, titled “In the Land of Make-Believe”. It is a one-of-a-kind piece, perfect for collectors of art photographs. The production technique is unknown, but the photograph is believed to have been produced in the 1900s. This piece is a great addition to any art collection and is perfect for anyone who loves vintage photography. This antique photograph captures a charming little girl reading a book in the early 20th century. The image is hand-tinted and framed, measuring 5 x 7 inches. The photograph is signed by O. Co. and is an original piece, not a licensed reprint. The image orientation is portrait, with a sepia color tone and a matte finish.
ANTIQUE Oval Portrait/Highly Ornate Tiger Wood & Heavy Gilded Gold Floral Frame
The original piece exudes a sense of luxury and elegance, making it a unique and valuable addition to any antique collection. The Portrait has what looks like a light glue stain from tape below her elbow and 2 scratches at top, see photos.
Antique Portrait Photo Woman Child Writing Reading Baker’s Art Gallery Framed
Antique Victorian Portrait Photo Woman Child Writing Reading letter Baker’s Art Gallery Framed 1898 12.5×11 in.
Antique 1900 Oval Convex Glass Framed Portrait Of A Young Girl
The piece was crafted in the USA during the early 20th century and is in great shape for its age. The portrait is mounted on the wall and is suitable for all occasions. This item is a great addition to any decorative collection and will create a focal point in any room.
Horse Head Hitching Post Photography Print: New Orleans Louisiana French Quarter
Title: Standing Guard. This is an original photograph captured by Sean Ramsey of Southern Plains Photography. • Vertical Orientation.