Hattin posters & prints

Top Hat Unknown

Hastings Railway Station Walter Frederick Osborne

Kittens in Straw Hat Anonymous

Hat stand Christopher Dresser

The Mad Hatter and the March Hare putting the Dormouse in the Teapot John Tenniel

View of the Peterskirche, Vienna engraved by Johann Bernard Hattinger Salomon Kleiner

Party Hats, Streamers and Champagne Anonymous

Men's hats of different classes of society Thurwanger Freres

Woman wearing a hat Bleuet

1950s 1960s little girl in party hat sitting holding a cocker spaniel puppy Anonymous

Puppy and kitten in hat box wearing hat Anonymous

Portrait of a young man with hat John Beattie

Puppy Wearing Knit Cap Anonymous

The Hat Shop Mark Senior

Country Women Chatting, Sunset, Eragny Camillle Pissarro

Sitting boy with hat and sheepskin Jacob van Strij

Kitty Brunell in her Aston Martin, chatting to a man in Highland dress, RSAC Scottish Rally, 1933 Bill Brunell

Straw hat factory, Luton, Bedfordshire, 1930 Fox Photos

The White Hat George Leslie Hunter

Two men chatting at Brooklands motor racing circuit, Surrey, 1920s Bill Brunell

Travelling Hat on Dusty Table, 2010 Lincoln Seligman

Portrait of the (presumably) Delft student WH Havelaar short coat and hat Emma Kirchner

Bust of a man with hat Anthonie Willem Hendrik Nolthenius de Man

1960s orangutan wearing straw hat sitting in chair Anonymous

The Royal Visit to Hastings Anonymous

Woman Putting on a Hat. Anonymous

Portrait of Jeanne Hebuterne in a Large Hat Amedeo Modigliani

Two men chatting outside a cottage, near Lucton, Herefordshire AW Cutler

Woman in top hat sitting Curtis Moffat

Studio Portrait of a toddler with doll and cap Anonymous

1930s Woman Wearing Halter Top and Straw Hat Anonymous

Portrait of an unknown man, wearing a feathered hat Paulus van Wtewael

Portrait of Jeanne Hebuterne in a large hat, c.1918-19 Amedeo Modigliani

Portrait of two girls with hats and capes, standing in a studio setting Anonymous

Owen Clancy, begging with his hat in hand, on crutches and with devices strapped to his legs Thomas Lord Busby

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: Henchard, with withering humility of demeanour, touched the brim of his hat to her Robert Barnes