Projects

This intricately designed artifact (dated 1590 – 1620) is a rare survivor of a short-lived style

This important Victorian ceramic vase, was one of a set of four designed by architect William Bur

The Ashmolean acquired this important record of the Pre-Raphaelite artists, the illustrated lette

The Polar Museum at the Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge, purchased 113 of

The V&A acquired four bronze angels, originally designed for the tomb of Cardinal Thomas Wols

This desk and chair was used by Charles Dickens in his final home, Gad's Hill Place in Kent.

Cambridge University Library purchased one of the world’s most important biblical manuscripts – t

This table is where the Bronte sisters wrote from early childhood: their early works were written

The National Museum of the Royal Navy helped to save LCT 7074, the last Second World War Landing