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Angels Praising (Angeli Laudantes), Sir Edward Burne-Jones (figures) British, Dyed wool and silk on undyed cotton warp (15 warps per inch; 5-6 per cm.), British, Merton Abbey — Angels Praising (Angeli Laudantes)
Multiple artists/makers
1898

Candelabrum, Enamel on brass, British, Surrey — Candelabrum
British, Surrey
1666–99

Sconce (one of a pair), Enamel on brass, British, Surrey — Sconce (one of a pair)
British, Surrey
1666–99

Jug, Earthenware, glazed, British — Jug
British
15th–16th century

Flask, Partially glazed earthenware, British — Flask
British
1400–1600

Jug with Applied decoration, Lead glazed earthenware (whiteware) with polychrome decoration, British — Jug with Applied decoration
British
13th century

Comb case with two wig combs, Paul Bennett of Port Royal, Turtle shell, silver, Jamaican, Port Royal — Comb case with two wig combs
Paul Bennett
1685

Sconce (one of a pair), Enamel on brass, British, Surrey — Sconce (one of a pair)
British, Surrey
1666–99

Kennet, William Morris British, Cotton / indigo discharge and block-printed, British, Merton Abbey — Kennet
William Morris
Morris & Company
design registered October 18, 1883; printed 1917–23

Eyebright, William Morris British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Eyebright
Multiple artists/makers
design registered 1883, printed 1917–23

Rose and Thistle, William Morris British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Rose and Thistle
Multiple artists/makers
designed before April 1881, printed 1917–23

Kennet, William Morris British, Silk, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — Kennet
William Morris
Morris & Company
design registered October 18, 1883

"Flower Garden", William Morris British, Silk, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — "Flower Garden"
William Morris
Morris & Company
designed 1879

Rose and Lily, John Henry Dearle British, Silk and wool, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — Rose and Lily
John Henry Dearle
Morris & Company
1893

Bird, William Morris British, Wool, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — Bird
William Morris
Morris & Company
designed 1878

Violet and Columbine, William Morris British, Wool, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — Violet and Columbine
William Morris
Morris & Company
design registered 1883

Piece, Nixon & Co., Cotton and linen, British, Phippsbridge, near Merton, Surrey — Piece
Nixon & Co.
ca. 1770

Holland Park carpet, William Morris British, Wool<br/>Turkish (Ghiordes) knot, 25 to the square inch., British, Merton Abbey or Hammersmith — Holland Park carpet
William Morris
late 19th century

The Fortune Teller, John Collins, Copperplate print on cotton plain weave, British, Phippsbridge, near Merton, Surrey — The Fortune Teller
John Collins
Nixon & Co.
ca. 1770

Trent, John Henry Dearle British, Linen, British, Merton Abbey — Trent
John Henry Dearle
Morris & Company
designed 1888

Honeysuckle, William Morris British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Honeysuckle
William Morris
Morris & Company
design registered 1876, printed 1877–1917

Honeysuckle, William Morris British, Linen, British — Honeysuckle
William Morris
design registered 1876, printed 1876–77

Corncockle, William Morris British, Linen, British, Merton Abbey — Corncockle
William Morris
Merton Abbey Tapestry Works
design registered 1883

Cherwell, Merton Abbey Tapestry Works British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Cherwell
Multiple artists/makers
designed 1887, printed 1887–1917

Head of a Woman, Sir Edward Burne-Jones British, Wool (15 warps per inch, 6 per cm.), British, Merton Abbey — Head of a Woman
Multiple artists/makers
designed 1877–98; woven before 1923

Brother Rabbit, Morris & Company, Cotton / block-printed, British, Merton Abbey — Brother Rabbit
Morris & Company
William Morris
design registered May 20, 1882; printed 1917–23

Ispahan, William Morris British, Wool, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — Ispahan
William Morris
Morris & Company
designed ca. 1888

Wandle, William Morris British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Wandle
Multiple artists/makers
design registered 1884, printed 1917–23

Strawberry Thief, William Morris (registered on May 11, 1883) British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Strawberry Thief
Multiple artists/makers
design registered 1883, printed 1917–23

Pair of sconces, Enamel on brass, British, Surrey — Pair of sconces
British, Surrey
1666–99

Armorial plaque of Charles II, Enamel on brass, British, Surrey — Armorial plaque of Charles II
British, Surrey
1666–99

Pair of candlesticks, Enamel on brass, British, Surrey — Pair of candlesticks
British, Surrey
1666–99

Candlestick, Enamel on brass, British, Surrey — Candlestick
British, Surrey
1666–99

Quarry (one of a pair), Stained glass, British, possibly Surrey — Quarry (one of a pair)
British, possibly Surrey
early 16th century

Pair of andirons, Enamel on brass, British, Surrey — Pair of andirons
British, Surrey
ca. 1670

Pair of andirons, Enamel on brass, British, Surrey — Pair of andirons
British, Surrey
ca. 1680

Quarry (one of a pair), Stained glass, British, possibly Surrey — Quarry (one of a pair)
British, possibly Surrey
early 16th century

Greenery, John Henry Dearle British, Wool, silk (11 warps per inch, 4 per cm.), British, Merton Abbey — Greenery
Multiple artists/makers
designed 1892; woven 1915

Jug, Partially glazed earthenware, British — Jug
British
late 1400s or early 1500s

Jug, Glazed earthenware, British — Jug
British
1400–1600