Lower half only of case, breaking apart and glass loose within it. Fragile. The Museum's record states that the case (Mixed Garden Flower, variant) is circa 1851.

Collection of ten stereo daguerreotypes in original box by Carpenter and Westley, 24 Regent Street, London, whose mark is stamped on the sliding lid of a polished wooden box. Attributed to T R Williams

Three quarter length portrait of a young woman with hair parted in the middle and drawn to the back of the head. She is looking slightly to one side. She wears a light dress with stripes, a dark jacket, a collar and a large bow at the neckline. Her hands are folded on her lap

Stamped the cover of the case: Mr KILBURN BY APPOINTMENT 234 REGENT STREET with two coats of arms between the lettering. It is the royal warrant and photographer's name, 'Mr Kilburn, 234 Regent Street', stamped in gold on front. Kilburn' studio was based at 234 Regent street 234 Regent Street in Westminster between 1845 - July 1855.

Gold coloured locket with suspension hoop and press button fastening. Case engraved with floral patterns, contains a hand coloured plate and a lock of human hair. Head and shoulders portrait of a man, wearing jacket, shirt, and cravat with pin in it. Hair is worn in a side parting and also has a moustache and side burns. Plain background. Human hair is brown and arranged into a curl with gold coloured thread on a white background.