Double sided wood frame with glazed and mounted pictures. One rectangular handle. Small round clear Perspex label pinned to front with black number. Black and white portraits in wooden frame in the President's Chair. 3 pictures included, two on the left hand side and one on the right hand side. Image 1 is a half length portrait of a man facing forward. He has mutton chops but no beard or moustache and is wearing a top hat. Also wearing a suit with collared shirt, bow tie and holding a cane in his right hand as well as an unknown item in his left. Inscribed; "London Baily Bros. Cornhill 1860" Title on frame, 1839 6th Earl of Chesterfield Image 2 is a head and shoulders portrait of a man facing left. He has a Van Dyke as well as dark medium length hair. Wearing a suit and bow tie. Inscriptions read; "Joseph Brown", "Ths Chamberlayne", "J.E. Mayall". Title on frame, 1845 Thomas Chamberlayne Image 3 is a half length seated portrait of a man facing left. He is clean shaven with fair wavy hair. Wearing a suit and tie. His left arm is resting on a chair arm, whilst his right arm is obscured. Multiple inscriptions including painter (James Andrews), engraver (Joseph Skelton) Sitter's birth and death dates and publisher (M. Skelton) Title on frame, 1843 2nd Earl of Ducie