Wooden yoke posters & prints

Prophets from the Old Testament: Jeremiah, c.1910 Frederick James Sheilds

Two views in Alkmaar with the Great Church Leonard Schenk

Portrait of Lady Mary Coke, half length, in an ermine-trimmed red cloak Joshua Reynolds

Landscape with woman with yoke Hermanus Fock

The London Gas Supply: The Coke Ground, with Gas-Holders in the Rear Anonymous

Portrait of Carey Coke, c.1690 Michael Dahl

Sir John Coke, 1724 George White

Middlesborough Kentucky: Coke Ovens USA Anonymous

Portrait of Sir Edward Coke, 1660s Anonymous

Trekos with yoke for the stable Jacobus Cornelis Gaal

Sir Edward Coke, Recorder of London Gilbert Jackson

Sir Edward Coke English School

Portrait of Sir Edward Coke 1587 English School

Coke ovens Horace Bradley

Elephant harnessed in a keddah Anonymous

Portrait of Edward Coke Sarah Countess of Essex

Landscape with woman yoke Hermanus Fock

Coke delivery wagon and workers, Detroit City Gas Co., Michigan, 1900 Detroit Publishing Co.

Landscape with woman yoke Hermanus Fock

Thomas William Coke, later 1st Earl of Leicester 1774 Pompeo Girolamo Batoni

Advertisement for the book The Yoke, by Hubert Wales Anonymous

Thomas William Coke 1st Earl of Leicester Thomas Gainsborough

Thomas William Coke of Holkham 2nd Earl of Leicester George Richmond

Edward Coke, Lord Chief Justice Marcus the Younger Gheeraerts

Otto Coke and Coal Hoist Elisha Kent Kane Wetherill

Thomas Coke 1st Earl of Leicester Francesco Trevisani

Horse eating out of a basket Jean Bernard

Portrait of Edward Coke, c.1690 Michael Dahl

Portrait of Thomas William Coke, Esq. inspecting some of his South Down sheep with Mr Walton and the Holkham shepherds Thomas Weaver

Women Barrowing Coke at a Gas Works, War Office photographs, 1916 English Photographer

Sir Edward Coke Cornelius Jansen

Juliana, Countess of Leicester with her eldest child Lady Julia Coke Francis Grant

Peasant Woman with two baskets on a yoke Johannes Huibert Prins

Smokin Coke David Anslow

Gas Works Digging Machine Anonymous

The Helvetians Force the Romans to Pass Under the Yoke, 1858. Charles Gleyre