The Anthony Lilliput Detective Camera is a 19th-century detective-style plate camera designed for discreet use, made by the New York firm E. & H. T. Anthony. Detective cameras of this period were sold as compact, concealable alternatives to the tripod-mounted studio and field cameras that dominated the market.

Auction data for this model is extremely thin: a single recorded UK saleroom hammer result, at Christie's in November 2002, reached £2,820. With only one data point, no meaningful range or median can be drawn for what one is worth today in 2026, and any value placed on a Lilliput now would depend heavily on condition, completeness and the depth of bidding on the day.