Weller (page 7)

Scene from the New Play of Savile of Haysted, at Sadler's Wells Theatre, 1847 Anonymous

Rebecca at the Well Giuseppe Caletti

An earthenware seller Unknown

Traveler next to a well before a straw hut Pieter Arentsz II

Rice Sellers at the Military Station of Tong-Chang-Too Thomas Allom

A Pueblo Well Scene Walter Ufer

The yokyoku tamanoi (jewelled well) Anonymous

Rebecca and Eliezer at the Well Anonymous

St John's Gate, Clerkenwell, London John Crowther

A wax and wafer seller, Cries of London, (c1688?) Anonymous

The Flower Seller, 1912 William Kay Blacklock

Gyrotiller Charles Ginner

The Jewellers' Workshop, 1572 Alessandro Fei

Butter seller, 1826 Unknown

Peasant Interior with Woman at a Well, c.1642–43 Willem Kalf

Margot Fonteyn and William Chappell in Constant Lambert's Rio Grande at the Sadler's Wells Theatre J.W.Debenham

The Cherry Seller, 1856 George Smith

Six jewellery moulds. India, 20th century Unknown

Woman with rose quartz jewellery, c.1810-15 English School

‘Travelled stone’ M S Baird

Well Road Hill Manx Press Pictures

Little Dorrit the Travellers Anonymous

Water Pump at Helen Keller's Birthplace Anonymous

Tsurube ni uguisu, Well bucket and bush warbler Anonymous

Her Majesty Queen Victoria's Costume Ball at Buckingham Palace, London: The Countess of Granville, His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Queen... Anonymous

Lewis Waller (1860-1915), English actor Bassano Studio

Girls at a Well, 1879 Winslow Homer

View of a house in Wells Street, Hackney, London Anonymous

The Wellhorn at Rosenlain, Switzerland Underwood & Underwood

East end of main building, Wellesley College, Massachusetts, c.1900 Detroit Publishing Co.

Leathersellers' Hall, and the Church of St Helen, Bishopsgate, City of London Edward Dayes

Travellers greeted by peasants in Italy Jean Baptiste Mallet

Portrait of Lady Emily Harriet Wellesley-Pole, later Lady Raglan, 1814 Thomas Lawrence

Carl Faberge, Russian jeweller and goldsmith, at work Anonymous

Ryders Well Farm, Sussex Robert Tyndall

The Wells-Lynn-London Royal Mail Coach in a Storm Charles Cooper Henderson