Uncased stereo daguerreotype by Mr R J Barnes Photographic Artist, George Street, Richmond (see label on rear)

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.

Sculpture, possibly marble, of three boys caring a basket or tub decorated with vines and grapes on their shoulders. A girl with two young children sit within the tub. The girl stands with her right leg raised, holding a tambourine above her head. She wears a dress laced at the front with sleeves rolled up to her elbows. Of the two children one has his back to us, whilst the other sits slightly hidden behind her skirts playing a trumpet. There is also a vessel to carry liquid in the tub. The three boys carrying the tub wear clothing associated with a rural setting. Two of the figures have their sleeves rolled up to their elbows, the other does not. Two wear hats. They hold the tub above a tree stump which is situated between the three laden figures. Possibly exhibited in the Great Exhibition.

The housing is very similar to PDC_04_03, FAU032, no number 33, 2007-65/20 (as far as can be seen), 1956-805/1, MFM S-6397, and bears some similarities with MLK_FH_ 02082.

Half-length portrait of a mature woman, seated on a button-back chair or sofa and reclining against a red velvet tasselled cushion. She wears a bonnet with decorative black lace at the sides, and white lace lappets. She wears a dark dress with many dark ribbons, over a white blouse, clasped at the front with a gold brooch. She holds a white lace handkerchief in the left hand, resting on her lap. Her jewellery includes four gold rings. Hand-coloured.