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Victorian portrait of a seated elderly woman wearing a bonnet and dark dress, displayed within an ornate oval gilt-effect surround.

Victorian Tintype Photograph of Old Woman

£50.00
Sale price  £50.00 Regular price 
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Victorian portrait of a seated elderly woman wearing a bonnet and dark dress, displayed within an ornate oval gilt-effect surround.

Victorian Tintype Photograph of Old Woman

£50.00
Sale price  £50.00 Regular price 

Free UK shipping on orders over £50

Antique Victorian Tintype Photograph – Ornate Gilt Frame and Case


 Step back into the past with this fascinating original Victorian tintype photograph, capturing an unidentified old woman in the formal photographic style of the 19th century.

 Also known as a ferrotype, tintype photography was introduced during the 1850s and became a popular way of capturing portraits during the Victorian era. These early photographs offer a remarkable and intimate glimpse into the lives, fashions and faces of generations long gone.

 Each portrait is presented within an ornate gilt-effect surround and a characterful, textured case, displaying the distinctive atmosphere and aged patina that make antique photography so appealing to collectors.

 With their solemn expressions, period clothing and intriguing unidentified sitters, these portraits make unusual additions to a collection of Victorian photography, a cabinet of curiosities or a Gothic-inspired interior.


Details


● Original tintype (ferrotype) photographic portrait

● Victorian-era photographic style

● Ornate gilt-effect decorative surround

● Textured case with signs of age and wear

● An unusual collectible for antique photography enthusiasts


Condition: Antique condition, with visible age-related wear to the case and photographic surface. Please examine the photograph carefully for the condition of the individual piece.


A captivating survivor from the age of early photography, preserving a fleeting moment from a world long since passed.


The precise date of each portrait has not been established.