This image shows a sepia-toned cabinet card photograph from the late 19th century, likely featuring a wedding portrait of an unidentified couple.
This cabinet card uses a format highly popular for studio portraits in the late Victorian era between roughly 1870 and 1900. Based on the studio mark, it was taken by T.S. Hill, a professional photographer active at 25 Queen Street in St. Catharines, Ontario, during the late 1800s.
The photo displays a formal studio portrait, a common practice during the Victorian era.
The woman is dressed in a detailed, long-sleeved gown, and the man is wearing a formal suit while seated in a wicker chair.Condition: good, marks on back, slight dings on outer corners, condition indicative of photos during this period
Size/material :antique cabinet card measures approximately 6” by 8 ⅜” inches and is mounted on thick card stock
This image shows a sepia-toned cabinet card photograph from the late 19th century, likely featuring a wedding portrait of an unidentified couple.
This cabinet card uses a format highly popular for studio portraits in the late Victorian era between roughly 1870 and 1900. Based on the studio mark, it was taken by T.S. Hill, a professional photographer active at 25 Queen Street in St. Catharines, Ontario, during the late 1800s.
The photo displays a formal studio portrait, a common practice during the Victorian era.
The woman is dressed in a detailed, long-sleeved gown, and the man is wearing a formal suit while seated in a wicker chair.Condition: good, marks on back, slight dings on outer corners, condition indicative of photos during this period
Size/material :antique cabinet card measures approximately 6” by 8 ⅜” inches and is mounted on thick card stock
