Cup (with stem): detail

Metalwork, Chinese, Tang; silver, repoussé, punched, incised

Jar with "Saz" spray of composite flowers and feathery leaves

Pottery, Turkey, Ottoman; 1 11/16 in. x 10 55/64 in.; polychrome glazed pottery

Self-Portrait

Tsuguji Fujita; 1 ft. 3 35/64 in. x 10 15/64 in.; woodcut

Temple of Minevra Sulis, brick channel for the overflow from the sacred spring

Bath, England

The Mildenhall Great Dish

D: 1 ft. 11 13/16 in.; engraved silver

The Portland Vase Disk

Glass, Roman; D: 4 51/64 in.; carved and blown, cameo glass

Mosque Lamp

Glass, Islamic, Mamluk; H: 1 ft. 3 5/32 in.; glass, gilt and enameled

British journal of psychology.

Description based on: Vol. 2, pt. 4 (July 1922); title from cover.

Memoirs, correspondence, and poetical remains of Jane Taylor.

Foreword signed: I. T. [Isaac Taylor]

Foreign slave trade : abstract of the information recently laid on the table of the House of Commons on the subject of the slave trade : being a report made by a committee specially appointed for the purpose, to the directors of the African Institution on the 8th of May, 1821 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Selections from the rules and orders of the court of the Clothworkers' Company : together with the ordinances or bye laws, sanctioned by the judges, in the year 1639 /

Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 31690.

A catalogue of the manuscripts in the library of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn.

"Prepared under the direction of the honourable Board of Commissioners on the public records ... The catalogue has been already printed in the appendix to the report which the commissioners on records made to His late Majesty at the beginning of the last year."--Pref.

The Book of common prayer : revised according to the plan of the late Dr. Samuel Clarke: together with the Psalter, or Psalms of David.

Includes index.

Selections from the writings of Mary Jesup : late of Halstead, Essex : with some account of two of her children.

Mode of access: Internet.

Notice and extracts relating to the Lion's Head, which was erected at Button's Coffee-House, in the year 1713.

The Lion's Head was erected by Joseph Addison at Button's Coffee-House for the reception of original essays and communications from the correspondents of the Guardian.