A Townscape with Travellers near a Bridge - (after) Anton Mirou

Picturial Architecture V 1922 23 - Karl Brulloff

The British passenger steamer Thalia departing from the quayside of the Marine Station, Dover - English School

Le roi Philippe II de Macedoine offrant le cheval Bucephale aA  son fils Alexandre - Fedele Fischetti

Interior with a couple celebrating - Frans van Mieris

Madame Guillaumin Et Son Fils Andre - Armand Guillaumin

The Adoration of the Magi - (after) Cornelis De Baellieur I

Events in the Transvaal Departure of the English troops for South Africa, from Le Petit Journal, 15th October 1899 - (after) Rudaux, Henri

The Picture Gallery - James Hayllar

A Hard Word - W.S.P. Henderson

Springtime - Edward Atkinson Hornel

A River Landscape With Waggoners On A Track - (after) Theobald Michau

The Flower Seller on the Pont Royal with the Louvre beyond, Paris - Marie Francois Firmin-Girard

The Women - Leon Henri Marie Frederic

Portrait of Pierre-Alexandre Monsigny 1729-1817 engraved by Edme Quenedey 1756-1830 - Edme Quenedey

The courtship - Faustin Besson

A Falconer In An Extensive Landscape - Flemish School

Madame Henriette as a Vestal Virgin 1751 - Jean-Marc Nattier

A Sunday Walk in the Bois de Boulogne - Henri-Jacques Evenepoel

La Peche a la ligne - (after) Claude-Joseph Vernet

Mother and child - James Leakey

Young Woman Turning Away or La Resistance - Jean-Honore Fragonard

The Temptation of Saint Anthony 2 - Matheus van Helmont

Ruins of the Temple of Kom Ombo, from Egypt and Nubia, Vol.1 - David Roberts

Prior Joaquin de Eleta - Anton Raphael Mengs

The Adoration of the Magi 2 - Unknown Painter

Canalside Gossip - Flora MacDonald Reid

A hermit by a grotto - Balthasar Beschey

Gardeners Transporting an Orange Tree - Hubert Robert

Painting 1943 - Joaquin Miro

A folio of thirty-five unframed prints and watercolours of ladies in various saucy poses - Martin Pepyn or Pepin

View of the Hofvijfer, The Hague - Dutch School

Deer in a Wood - Louis Kolitz

A seascape with shipping off the coast, three-masters beyond - (after) Jacob Van Ruisdael