How were daguerreotypes displayed or framed?
Frequently Asked Question about the extinct profession: Daguerreotypist
Daguerreotypes were typically displayed in ornate cases made of leather or wood, often lined with velvet or silk. These cases had a hinged design, allowing easy viewing and protection from dust. Some were also framed under glass for wall display. The images were often mounted on a mat, enhancing their presentation and making them suitable for personal display or gifting.