Set of 10 stereo daguerreotype in a wooden box. Distributed by Carpenter and Westley, 24 Regent Street, London.
A hand-coloured stereoscopic daguerreotype of a still life, including a guitar, a carving of two cherubs, a small cased sculpture, flowers, vase and a stereoscopic viewer entitled 'Articles of Virtú', taken by Thomas Richard Williams (1825-1871), in about 1855 and sold by Carpenter and Westley.
Stereo daguerreotype sculpture of a slave girl, by unknown photographer.
Stereo daguerreotype of a still life with a skull, glasses, candle etc., by T R Williams.
Stereo daguerreotype of a snake with an open mouth wrapped around a tree, by unknown photographer.
Stereo daguerreotype of an elaborate vase with flowers, by unknown photographer.
Stereo daguerreotype of a taxidermied owl, by unknown photographer.
Stereo daguerreotype of Neo-Classical sculpture 'The Three Graces', by unknown photographer.
Stereo daguerreotype of Neo-Classical sculpture of a lion attacking a horse and rider, by unknown photographer.
Stereo daguerreotype of 'Clorinde', a nineteenth century sculpture of a woman warrior with a raised axe, by unknown photographer.
Stereo daguerreotype of two peasants, a seventeenth century sculpture in German box wood, by unknown photographer.
