Articles of china arranged on four shelves. This is a variant on a similar photograph by Talbot that shows china on four shelves in a slightly different arrangement.Written on the verso in pencil is an 'L' shape in the lower right corner.

Articles of china arranged on two shelves.The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Articles of glass and china arranged on four shelves.There is a pencil mark in the left edge, likely made by Talbot to identify which side was sensitized.On the reverse of the album leaf, written in pencil, is "Fox Talbot established photographic works at Reading & in 1844 commenced the publication of "The Pencil of Nature" the first book of photographic pictures".There is only one other known print of this image.

Articles of glass and silverware arranged on three shelves.There is a pencil mark at the right edge, likely made by Talbot to identify which side was sensitized.The reverse of the album leaf is blank.There is only one other known print of this image.

Articles of silver arranged on three shelves.There is a pencil mark at the left edge, likely made by Talbot to identify which side was sensitized.The reverse of the album leaf is blank.

Photographic study of a pumpkin by William Henry Franklin.

Photographic study of curled asparagus head by R. Fisher.

Image of a piece of lace.There is a pencil notation in the left margin, likely made by Talbot to identify which side was sensitized.The verso is blank.This is the only known print of the image.

Lady Elisabeth Feilding's room at Lacock Abbey, dated between 1-30 Apr 1843.There is a pencil notation in the right margin, likely made by Talbot to indicate which side of the paper was sensitized.On the verso, written in pencil, is "The present "Yellow Room" at Lacock Abbey formerly, I think, the bedroom of Admiral Feilding. [?].T. Talbot. The chair & tall candlestick are still here."This is the only known print of the image.