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The grammar of ornament
Owen Jones
1868
Design for a Jacobean-style Staircase (recto); Architectural Element Design (verso)
Matthew Digby Wyatt
ca. 1867
Studies of Ornamental Design
Charles James Richardson
1851
James Wyatt Esqr.
Charles Turner
1809
Miniature Brahmanical Shrine
India (Himachal Pradesh)
10th century
Hot water jug
James Wyatt
1775–76
Tripod stand
Matthew Boulton
1775–76
Pair of Percussion Target Pistols Made for Display at the Crystal Palace Exhibition in London, 1851
Alfred Gauvain
dated 1851
The Baptism of Christ
Sebastiano Ricci
ca. 1713–14
Percussion Exhibition Pistol
Gilles Michel Louis Moutier-Le Page
dated 1851
Breastplate
Giovan Paolo Negroli
ca. 1540–45
Illustrated Catalogue of Monuments, Crosses, and Headstones, Tomb Rails, Mural Tablets, Brasses, Bronzes, etc., From Original Designs by Architects and others; including Sir M. Digby Wyatt, W.S. Barber, P. Buck, G. Galdie, J. T. Irvine, A. Smith, S.W. Tracey, B.J. Talbert, and S.J. Nicholl, Esqrs.
J. L. Cox & Sons
June 1875
Two Percussion Exhibition Pistols
Gilles Michel Louis Moutier-Le Page
dated 1849 and 1851
Le Roi Visite la Chapelle St. Georges (Monument de la Princesse Charlotte) / (The King's Visit to the Monument of Princess Charlotte in St. George's Chapel)
Edouard Pingret
1846
Hunting Sword with Scabbard
French, Paris
ca. 1851
Statuette in Ivory, and Objects in Gold and Silver, by Froment Meurice of Paris
John Alfred Vinter
ca. 1850–70