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Henry VIII (1491-1547), probably by Robert Town. Carved cannel coal. Britain, c.1756-67.

Porches, Pergolas and Terraces, from Craftsman Homes, edited by Gustav Stickley (1858-1942), published by Craftsman Publishing Co. Print. New York, US...

Teapot and teacups, manufactured by Brookes and Adams. Plastic. England, 1935-40.

A Pelham Puppet, manufactured by Pelham Puppets Ltd. Wood and rabbit fur. England, 1950s.

Judenstern or Jewish Star sabbath lamp. Brass. Netherlands, 18th century.

Rabbits, by John Sherrin (1819-96). Watercolour. England, late 19th century.

Pax with relief of Christ appearing to the Disciples after the Resurrection. Silver-gilt. Portugal, 1660.

Toy magic lantern, manufactured by Georges Carette. Metal and glass. Germany, 1905-13.

Censer. Silver. Venice, Italy, c.1500.

Shirley Temple doll, manufactured by Ideal Toy Corporation. Plastic and mohair. US, 1934

Kiddush cup with Hebrew inscriptions. Silver. Nuremberg, Germany, 17th century.

Firescreen, by William Arthur Smith Benson (1854-1924) for Benson & Co. Copper and brass. England, 1884.

Florentine Boar statuette, by Antonio Susini (1580-1624). Bronze. Italy, 1600-1700.

Purim plate. Pewter. Germany, 1771.

Hanukkah lamp triangular latticework structure with leaf finial. Bronze. Italy, 14th century.

Hanukkah lamp with a palmette latticework structure. Bronze. Italy, 16th century.

Hanukkah lamp highly ornate with figure at the top holding the hilt of a sword. Brass. Italy, late 16th century

Two handled vase with a decoration of fishes and waves, designed by William de Morgan (1839-1917), painted by Joe Juster. Earthenware. London, England...

Two handled vase with leaf motifs, decorated by Harold Rathbone (1858-1929), produced by The Della Robbia Pottery. Earthenware. Birkenhead, England, c...

Jug with bands of decoration of various figures and stylised trees. Earthenware. Kashan, Iran, early 13th century.

Saint Chad, by Christopher Whall (1849-1924). Stained glass. England, c.1901-10.

Child's kaftan recovered from the Imperial Tombs at Constantinople or Bursa. Hand-woven silk, cotton & silver gilt thread. Bursa or Istanbul, Turkey,...

His Majesty's Stables in The Mews, by William Kent (1685-1748) and engraved by B.Cole (active c.1755). London, England, 18th century.

The Mad King's Castle, built in 1869-80 for King Ludwig II (1845-86), by Percival Gaskell (1868-1934). Etching. England, c.1913.

Trafalgar Square, The National Gallery & St.Martin's Church, engraving by Thomas Picken (active 1838-70), drawing by E.Walker. Print. London, England,...

The New Opening to St.Martin's Church from Pall Mall East, engraving by H.W. Bond, drawing by Thomas Hosmer Shepherd (1792-1864). London, England, c.1...

Dish with wavy lines. Earthenware. Possibly Staffordshire, England, c.1750-1800.

Craftsman House depicting a living room, from The Craftsman Magazine Vol.VII, edited by Gustav Stickley (1858-1942), published by United Crafts. Print...

Living room from stairway, from The Craftsman Magazine Vol.IV, edited by Gustav Stickley (1858-1942), published by United Crafts. Print. New York, USA...

Altar table, designed by Philip Webb (1831-1915) for The Rochester Diocesian Deaconess Institution. Carved oak. England, 1896.

Chair with straight back and small seat for correcting posture. Wood and wicker. England. c.1835. THIRD PARTY RIGHTS APPLY.

Study for a portrait of five of the children of King George III (1738-1820), by Benjamin West (1738-1820). Drawing. Britain, 18th-19th century.

Tree of Life dish with a wide rim of vine scrolls, by John Pearson. Copper. England, 1890.

Beaker, designed by Thorvald Bindesboll (1846-1908), made by A. Michelsen (1809-77). Silver parcel-gilt. Copenhagen, Denmark, 1899-1900.

The Angel Chalice, designed by Phoebe Anna Traquair (1852-1936), made by J.M.Talbot. Silver and copper. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1904-05.

St Agnes Eve, for Alfred Tennyson's Poems published by Moxon, illustration by John Everett Millais (1829-96). Engraving. England, c.1864.

Noah's ark illustration showing children playing in the living room, by Arthur Boyd Houghton (1836-75), for Home Thoughts and Home Scenes magazine. Wo...

The Parable of the lost piece of silver, by John Everett Millais (1829-96). England, c.1864.

Gloves with a rose in an oval flanked with birds and flowers. Leather and satin. England, 1600-25.

View of the Ambassador's Staircase in the Palace of Versailles, by Louis de Surugue de Sergis (1686-1762). Engraving. Paris, France, c.1720.

Mosque lamp inscribed with a dedication to Saif ad-Din Qijlis an-Nasiri, Arms Bearer to Sultan an-Nasir Muhammad, said to have come from a monastery n...

Jug, by Arthur Dixon (1856-1929) for the Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. Copper-covered metal. Birmingham, England, c.1895.

Vase, designed by Thorvald Bindesboll (1846-1908), made by A. Michelsen (1809-77). Silver parcel-gilt. Copenhagen, Denmark, 1899.

Bowl, designed by Thorvald Bindesboll (1846-1908), made by A. Michelsen (1809-77). Silver parcel-gilt. Copenhagen, Denmark, 1899.

Purple Bird furnishing fabric, designed by C.F.A. Voysey (1857-1941) for Alexander Morton & Co. Woven silk and wool double-cloth. England, c.1900.

The Spies, designed by Godfrey Blount (1859-1937), embroidered by the Haslemere Peasant Industries. Linen. Haslemere, England, c.1900.

Perfume incense burner with domed lid and human-shaped feet. Brass. Syria, 1250-1300.

Ink pot, made by Mirak Husayn of Yazd. Brass. Iran, early 16th century.

Three Seated Beauties bowl. Earthenware. Kashan, Iran, early 13th century.

Casket. Wood and ivory. Sicily, Italy and Egypt, 1000-1250.