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Variety of Capitals, Freezes, and Corniches...
Placido Columbani
1776
Mr. Garrick in the Character of Osmyn
William Walker
1776
George III Crowned with Laurel by Apollo
Isaac Taylor I
ca. 1769
The Odyssey
Homer
1806–13
The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director
Thomas Chippendale
1762
The Carpenters Companion, for Chinese Railing and Gates
John Crunden
undated [1785?]
Currus Civilis; or Genteel Designs for Coaches, Chariots, Post-chaises
Isaac Taylor I
1774
A New Book of Ornaments-No. 3 Dufours Court near Carnaby Market
Samuel Alken
1779
New Book of Ornaments Containing a Variety of Elegant Designs for Modern Panels
Placido Columbani
February 15, 1775
Democritus and Protagoras
Salvator Rosa
1773
The Deserted Village, A Poem
Isaac Taylor I
1770
Convenient and Ornamental Architecture
John Crunden
1767
Vases and Tripods on Twelve Plates
Placido Columbani
1760–1810
Boydell's Illustrations of the Holy Writ, Pt. I
Isaac Taylor I
1813
The Carpenter's Companion for Chinese Railing and Gates, containing Thirty-three New Designs, Very Proper to be executed at the Entances or Round, Chinese Temples, Summer Houses, Rotundo, Alcove and Umbrelloes Seats, Parks, Grottos, Hermitages, Ice-Houses, Islands, Cascades, Ha Ha's! Gardens, Courts, Yards, &c.
John Crunden
undated [1785?]
Mary, Queen of Scots
Isaac Taylor I
18th century
George III Crowned with Laurel by Apollo
Isaac Taylor I
ca. 1769