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[Brown Leather-Bound Address Book]
Walker Evans
1920s–40s
St. Cuthbert's : a novel
Frank Hazenplug
1905
Toddy warmer
William Fleming
1720–21
Miniature cup
William Fleming
1714–15
Bonbon box with cover
Erik Herman Fleming
1933
Dish
Erik Herman Fleming
1933
Toilet mirror
Erik Herman Fleming
1934
Bowl with cover
Erik Herman Fleming
1939
Dish
Erik Herman Fleming
1932
Since Before Our Time
Osiris
1979
Enterprise Sugar Mill
Debbie Fleming Caffery
1985, printed 1991
Flemish Relics; Architectural, Legendary, and Pictorial, as Connected with Public Buildings in Belgium
Joseph Cundall
1860s
Papa
Debbie Fleming Caffery
1987, printed 1991
Polly's Black-Eyed Susans
Debbie Fleming Caffery
1986, printed 1987
Polly's Black-Eyed Susans
Debbie Fleming Caffery
1986, printed 1987
[James Duffield Harding]
Cundall & Fleming
1860s
Mr. Fleming as Edgar: "Away! the foul fiend follows me" (King Lear, Act 3, Scene 4)
Samuel Hollyer
1855
Designs for Encaustic and Geometrical Tile Pavements, also of Encaustic, Glazed, Majolica, and Other Tiles for Hearths, Fireplaces, &c., Manufactured by the Campbell Brick & Tile Co.
Campbell Brick & Tile Co.
ca. 1860–80
Designs for Encaustic & Geometrical Tile Pavements, part 1
Robert Minton Taylor
1869–75
Tile Decoration for Walls Floors and Fireplaces
Maw & Co.
[ca. 1900]
Patterns of Tiles Suitable for Hearths, Grate Cheeks, and Mural Purposes
Robert Minton Taylor
1869–75
Designs for Encaustic & Geometrical Tile Pavements, parts 1 & 2
Robert Minton Taylor
1869–75
Designs for Encaustic & Geometrical Tile Pavements, part 2
Robert Minton Taylor
1869–75