The strongest dating cues come from the women's fashion, particularly the bobbed hairstyles and Marietta's drop-waist dress, which are highly characteristic of the 1920s. Men's attire is consistent with this period. Applying a moderate cultural lag for Sephardic communities, the late 1920s to very early 1930s is the most probable capture date. The print format is also consistent with this era.

A formal group portrait of nine individuals, likely a family, posed in what appears to be a studio setting with a plain, blurred background. Two older adults are seated in the front, flanked by younger adults and children standing behind them. All subjects are dressed in formal attire.

25, 12, 28, 1, 15, 8, 60, 55, 35

Yaakov 'Pasha' Israel wears a dark suit, white shirt, tie, and a fez. Mazaltov Notrica wears a dark, conservative long-sleeved dress with a light-colored blouse or collar. Amelie wears a dark, short-sleeved dress with a scoop neck and a simple necklace. Marietta wears a light-colored drop-waist dress with a round neck and short sleeves. Bohor wears a pinstripe suit with a tie. Sadoc, Victor, and Moise wear dark jackets/suits with collared shirts. Isahar, the baby, is dressed in white clothing.