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The Art of Garnishing Churches at Christmas and Other Festivals.

Edward Young Cox

[1868]

Ballad Stories of the Affections, from the Scandinavian

Robert Williams Buchanan

[1866]

Shakespeare's Songs and Sonnets

Sir John Gilbert

1863

Gems from Shelley Illustrated. An Ode to the Wild West Wind, and The Question

Percy Bysshe Shelley

[1860]

Griset's Grotesques; or, Jokes Drawn on Wood, with Rhymes by Tom Hood

Thomas Hood, the Younger

1867

The Art of Decorative Design, with an appendix, giving the hours of the day at which flowers open (the flower clock); the characteristic flowers of the months (both indigenous and cultivated), of all countries, and of the diversified soils

Christopher Dresser

1862

John Milton

1858

Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream: With illustrations, as designed and modelled [sic] by W. Boyton Kirk, Esq., A.R.H.A., for a Dessert Service manufactured by Messrs. Kerr, Binns, and Company, (late Chamberlain & Co.), Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester, Dublin, Philadelphia, and New York, for the Dublin Great Exhibition of 1853

William Boyton Kirk

1853

The "Bab" Ballads

William Schwenck Gilbert

1869

Rustic Adornments for Homes of Taste

Shirley Hibberd

1870