Obtained posters & prints

The Navy Cup at Gibraltar, the Amateur Photographer Obtains a Good Position Well in the Thick of It Anonymous

Christ at Emmaus Selwyn Image

Stained Glass Design for a Married Couple Hieronymus Lang

Tiffany Studios leaded glass window of a woodland scene Anonymous

Arms of Beaupré and Fodringaye. Cambridgeshire, England, late 16th century Unknown

Quartered Arms. England, late 16th century Unknown

Stained glass panel Carl Almquist

The Lord Mayor's View of the Thames: The Ceremony at the Boundary Stone, at Staines, UK, 1846 Anonymous

Cotton Famine Provision Shop Goods Obtained Tickets Issued Manchester Salford Provident Society 1862 UK Great Britain Anonymous

Adoration of the Magi, originally from Aerschot, near Louvain Anonymous

Treatment of a root in order to obtain asafoetida H.W. Meyer

Tiffany Studios leaded and plated glass windows Anonymous

Stained glass panel Carl Almquist

The Crucifixion and the four elements Stuart Cox

Coronation of Christ with thorns Stuart Cox

The Last Supper Stuart Cox

Reclining female bearing a cross Stuart Cox

Tiffany Studios landscape window depicting a meandering stream shaded by towering fir trees Anonymous

Panel depicting The Virgin Mary and St Stuart Cox

Saint Paul Stuart Cox

Stained Glass Roundel with an Angel Holding a Scroll, c. 1425-1450 Unknown

Heraldic Panel with the Arms of the Eberler Family Anonymous

Panel of Arms of Coggeshall. England, late 16th century Unknown

Stag's head from St Stuart Cox

The Last Supper Stuart Cox

Panel Edward Coley Burne-Jones

Roundel of St Stuart Cox

Philip the Fair, detail Stuart Cox

Christ preaching to the people Dante Gabriel Rossetti

St Edmund The Martyr Stuart Cox

Penelope Edward Coley Burne-Jones

Christ's Temptation in the Wilderness. Troyes, France, early 13th century Unknown

Stained Glass Anonymous

From Hong Kong to Macao in a Torpedo Boat, Full Speed Through a Gale, an Attempt to Obtain Shelter Anonymous

Susanna and The Elders. Flanders, Belgium, 16th century Unknown

Panel commemorating a soldier who died in the First World War Leonard Walker