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Illustrated London Almanack
Samuel John Carter
1871–75
Patterns of Tiles Suitable for Hearths, Grate Cheeks, and Mural Purposes
Robert Minton Taylor
1869–75
Illustrated London Almanack
Dalziel Brothers
1865–91
Jack in Office
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
1869
Catalogue of Tiles
Minton, Hollins & Co.
n.d.
The Great International Exhibition, as Seen from the Horticultural Gardens, from "Illustrated London News"
Leighton Brothers
May 24, 1862
The Theory and Practice of Landscape Painting in Water Colours
George Barnard
1855
On the Water–Morning
Harry Arnold
1877
Patterns of Maw and Co.'s Majolica and Enamelled Tiles...
Maw & Co.
1880 or later
Evening
Leighton Brothers
1880
Illustrated London Almanack
William Biscombe Gardner
1876–80
Illustrated London Almanack
Mason Jackson
1865–70
Entrance to the Zuyder Zee
Clarkson Stanfield
1869
Fairy Tales
Hans Christian Andersen
1872
Illustrated London Almanack
Jabez Hogg
1886–91
Too Hot, from "Illustrated London News"
James Collinson
February 28, 1863
A Home Circle
Leighton Brothers
1881
Morning
Leighton Brothers
1880
Designs for Encaustic & Geometrical Tile Pavements, part 2
Robert Minton Taylor
1869–75
Patterns of Encaustic Tile, Geometrical Mosaic and Plain Tile Pavements...
Maw & Co.
after 1871
The Great International Exhibition, Front View in the Cromwell Road, from "Illustrated London News"
Leighton Brothers
May 24, 1862
Astronomical Recreation
Leighton Brothers
19th century
The Theory and Practice of Landscape Painting in Water Colours
George Barnard
1855
An Elementary Manual of Colour with a Catechism: to be used with the diagram illustrating the harmonious relations of color. Prepared for the use of students in the department of practical art
Richard Redgrave
1855