Epergne THOMAS PITTS, London (manufacturer) Interior with figures, The Grange Emma Minnie BOYD The marble staircase, Public Library Bernard HALL Zambesi, set of six cups and saucers W. R. MIDWINTER LTD, Burslem, Staffordshire (manufacturer); Roy MIDWINTER (designer); Jessie TAIT (designer) Set of spoons Martin CORBIN 52 Portraits Brook ANDREW Friendly critics Constance L. JENKINS Sydney from the north shore, New South Wales Walter PRESTON (etcher); James WALLIS (draughtsman) International Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures, Dublin. No. 15. Boy and dog by Munro, stereograph LONDON STEREOSCOPIC CO., London (manufacturer); FORTESCUE MANN, London (retailer) International Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures, Dublin. No. 87. The shepherdess, stereograph LONDON STEREOSCOPIC CO., London (manufacturer); FORTESCUE MANN, London (retailer) Orange-breast Thrush (Rufous Whistler) John LEWIN Red-breast Warbler (Scarlet Robin) John LEWIN Rotala densiflora Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); James MILLER (final draughtsman); William TRINGHAM (engraver) The industrious 'prentice out of his time, and married to his master's daughter William HOGARTH The Industrious 'Prentice Lord Mayor of London William HOGARTH Giovanni Diodati Wenceslaus HOLLAR Frontispiece UNKNOWN; Wenceslaus HOLLAR (after) Titlepage Wenceslaus HOLLAR Untitled (Self-portrait) Renato GUTTUSO The wife of a merchant from Prague Wenceslaus HOLLAR Mourning gown MME DELBARRE, London (dressmaker) No title (Woman) Athol SHMITH She expires, while the doctors are quarrelling William HOGARTH Landscape, 1967 Sidney NOLAN The meeting of a Family in Heaven Luigi SCHIAVONETTI (etcher); William BLAKE (draughtsman) The Day of Judgment Luigi SCHIAVONETTI (etcher); William BLAKE (draughtsman) Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia. 532. Horticultural Hall, south entrance, stereograph CENTENNIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., Philadelphia (manufacturer) Pair of bowls CHINESE View of Shark’s Bay in New South Wales. Taken from Vinegar Hill Walter PRESTON (etcher); John EYRE (draughtsman) The Dream of Pilate's wife Alphonse FRANCOIS (engraver); Gustave DORÉ (after)