A Stunning Group of Twenty-Four Light-Box Framed Late 19thC Lantern Slides of Japanese Interest

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A Stunning Group of Twenty-Four Light-Box Framed Late 19thC Lantern Slides of Japanese InterestOrigin: Japanese Period: Meiji Provenance: Formerly the Property of the late Christopher Sheppard Date: c. 1880 1900 The Whole in Frame: Width: 15 Depth: 4. 25 Height: 22. 5 The group of twenty four late nineteenth century hand tinted glass lantern slides of east Asian interest, showing the daily lives of Japanese people, both exterior and interior and ranging in theme from transport to prayer, industry to agriculture, music to fashion and landscape

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