The Sands & Hunter Cranbourn is a British-made plate camera, part of the wooden field-camera tradition produced by London retailer and maker Sands & Hunter. It was sold to amateur and professional photographers using glass plates, and survives today primarily as a collector's item rather than a working tool.

Auction data for the Cranbourn is extremely thin: a single recorded UK saleroom hammer result from 2006 stands at £204, which is the only reference point available in 2026 for what one is worth. With no recent comparable sales, the price a Cranbourn sells for today depends heavily on completeness, the presence of original lens and plate holders, and the condition of the woodwork and bellows.