This is a Victorian Cabinet Card - London Couple Portrait 1880's / 1890's - CBC1
Likely a couple, possibly engaged or recently married, judging by the formal attire and posed nature of the photograph.
The seated woman and standing man was a common pose in professional studio portraits of the era, symbolizing partnership and social standing
Based on the clothing and style:
The man's top hat, moustache, and three-piece suit suggest a late Victorian to early Edwardian period (roughly 1890–1910).
The woman's high-collared dress, puffed sleeves, and decorative hat are consistent with fashion from the mid-to-late 1890s.
The photograph in the late Victorian era, likely between about 1887 and 1896
Publisher: Arthur Weston, 84 Newgate Street, London
Cabinet Card Size: 105mm x 165mm. 1/8/1891 scribbled on the back of the cabinet card.
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