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    Posted 14 years ago

    artrhythmic
    (1 item)

    Found this tintype several weekends ago at a yard sale. Unfortunately the person I bought this from didn't have any information on this picture, she said she found it among her mother's estate. It is large tintype around
    7"x 9" with painted embellishments ( see close ups ).

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    Comments

    1. scottvez scottvez, 14 years ago
      Nice painted tintype. Based on the size, painting and clothing I would say it is 1880s.

      Scott
    2. artrhythmic artrhythmic, 14 years ago
      Hi scottvez, thanks for response and for stopping by. Cheers!
    3. August August, 13 years ago
      Love the painted embellishments. I have several hand-coloured photos myself. Love them.
    4. mikerube, 13 years ago
      get it appraised
    5. scottvez scottvez, 13 years ago
      I'll save you some time and expense-- would you like to know the current market value?

      Scott
    6. artrhythmic artrhythmic, 13 years ago
      Yes please, that would be great. Thanks. I appreciate your comments.
    7. NewEnglandCollector, 13 years ago
      Cowan's auctions will give you an expert estimate for free.
    8. scottvez scottvez, 13 years ago
      Most of these late 19th century painted tintypes will go in the range of about $25- $100.

      The biggest factor in that range is subjective opinion-- beautiful women, handsome men and cute children tend to push the high end. Additionally period framing will add to the value.

      I would expect yours to be on the lower end of that estimate.

      Thanks for sharing,

      Scott

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