Portrait of a smiling man with a quill pen(?), pottery inkwell (?) and some type of stereo viewer.

Portrait of a seated woman.

Portrait of a man holding a book. He wears high collars and a big black bow tie. Hand coloured

Three quarter length portrait of a boy with his tutor. They are posed in front of a painted backdrop and part of a column. The tutor is holding a book and pointing to the text. The boy wears a turned down collar and large bow tie while the tutor is in dark clothing and a high collar with a bow tie.

See also plate number 015 for the sitter's wife. An article in the Yorkshire Evening Post asked if Sarony worked in Thirsk in 1851 when he is shown on the census of that year, see http://www.harrogateadvertiser.co.uk/news/local/was-famous-photographer-resident-in-thirsk-in-1851-1-2680811 The answer is yes. The printed sheet found with this daguerreotype advertises Sarony's 'Photographic Portrait Rooms, near the Three Tuns Hotel, Thirsk. The other side of the sheet gives advice on what to wear when having your portrait taken.