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Paper cover for Waiting for Death, an unpublished engraving on wood by Thomas Bewick, being his last work
Robert Robinson
1878
Waiting for Death: The Last Wood Engraving Executed by Thomas Bewick, and other works published by Robert Robinson
Robert Robinson
1876
Waiting for Death: An Unfinished Engraving on Wood
Thomas Bewick
1876
Waiting for Death: The Last Wood Engraving Executed by Thomas Bewick, and other works published by Robert Robinson
Robert Robinson
1876
Edwin Pearson's receipt to Mssrs. Sabin & Sons for one impression of Bewick's "Waiting for Death"
Robert Robinson
November 1876
Bowl
Dawson & Co.
early 19th century
An Address to the Workmen in the Pottery on the Subject of Entering into the Service of Foreign Manufacturers
Josiah Wedgwood
1783
The Wild Bull (Wild Bull of the Ancient Caledonian Breed Now in the Park at Chillingham Castle, Northumberland)
Thomas Bewick
1878
A General Directory for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Gateshead, and places adjacent, 1824, containing an alphabetical list of Merchants, Manufacturers, Traders, Mechanical Tradesmen, Professors of Law and Physic, Bankers, Brokers, Wharfingers, Glass Works, Potteries, etc.
Francis Humble
1824
Paper cover for The Wild Bull (Wild Bull of the Ancient Caledonian Breed Now in the Park at Chillingham Castle, Northumberland, Designed and Engraved by Thomas Bewick, 1789)
Robert Robinson
1878
Vignettes
Thomas Bewick
[1827]
Mug
John Langlands
1759–60
Mug
John Langlands
1770–71
Two-handled cup
John Langlands
1791–92
Goblet
Frans Greenwood
ca. 1725, engraved 1728
Creamer
British
19th century (?)
Coffeepot
John Langlands
1757–58