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2006AN9783-01

Salon des Cents, by Eugene Samuel Grasset. France, 19th century

2006AT9347-01

Absinthe Robette, by Privat Livemont. Belgium, early 20th century

2006AL8229-01

Letterhead of the wallpaper company Jeffrey & Co. illustrating the printing process. London, England, 1899

2006AM0543-01

Letterhead of the wallpaper company Jeffrey & Co. illustrating the prepasting and packaging process. London, England, 1899

2006AP5671-01

High vase with floral design, by Hattie E.Wilcox. Cincinnati, US, early 20th century

2009CR0616-01

Plaque with calligraphy. Korea, 1835

2006AH0942-01

Evening dress trimmed with chiffon and lace, by Lucile Ltd. London, England, early 20th century

2006AM8248-01

Walking ensemble of short single-breasted jacket, blouse with a bow and skirt with bowler hat and veil, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2006AM8251-01

Evening gown called Revelry with bodice of a low neckline edged with lace above a cluster of rosebuds, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2006AM8255-01

Ostentatious motoring coat fastened with diamonds-shaped frogging and tasselled ties worn with triple-tiered cape, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2009BW7096-01

Walking or travelling ensemble of single-breasted jacket, lace blouse with upright collar and a hat with flat crown trimmed with a swathe and cascades of tulle and cluster of flowers, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2009BW7134-01

A curiously-named ensemble The Tender Grace of the Day that is Dead, detail of top half of the ensemble, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2009BW7139-01

Evening gown called The Elusive Joy of Youth asymmetrically decorated with sparkling metallic floral motifs, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2009BW7207-01

Walking or travelling ensemble of fitted jacket with assymmmetrical cross-over front panel, spool-shaped lace collar and spotted veil, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2006AN9902-01

Peacock Sconce, by Alexander Fisher. England, c. 1899

2006AF6184-01

Cutlery, by Charles Robert Ashbee. England, early 20th century

2006AN7474-01

Buckle, by Jessie M.King. England, 1903

$2006BE6483-01 © Victoria and Albert Museum, London Design for a printed textile, by C.R. Mackintosh. Britain, 19th-20th century$

2006BE6483-01

Design for a printed textile, by C.R. Mackintosh. Britain, 19th-20th century

2006AP6763-01

Dish, by Weduwe N.S.A. Brantjes & Co. Purmerend, Holland, c.1900

2006AN1712-01

Greetings Card. England, 19th-20th century

2006BB6233-01

Salt Cellar with lid, by Charles Robert Ashbee. London, England, late 19th century

2006AN1956-01

Pair of candlesticks in stylised plant design, by Kayser Sohn. Krefeld, Germany, 1902

2006AN6447-01

Vase, by Max Ritter von Spaun. Klosterm?hle. Bohemia, 1900

2006AF5068-01

Decanter, by Louis Comfort Tiffany. U.S.A., 1902

2006AW2770-01

Vase, by Walter Cran. Shropshire, England, 1889

2006AM3457-01

Pewter Tudric Milk Jug, by Archibald Knox. London, England, early 20th century

2006AM2342-01

Vase, by Louis Comfort Tiffany. US, 1896

2006AM2343-01

Vase, by Louis Comfort Tiffany. US, 1899

2006AP2627-01

Armchair, by Louis Majorelle. France, early 20th century

2006AN2610-01

Bitter Oriental, by T. Privat-Livemont. Belgium, 1897

2006AN1782-01

Vase, by Christopher Dresser. England, late 19th century

2006AN4567-01

Bec Auer, by T. Privat-Livemont. Belgium, 1896

2006AM8246-01

Visiting gown with a short bolero and elbow-length sleeves, bow-trimmed lace blouse and hat, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2006AM8250-01

Evening dress called Oblivion in spotted tulle with plunging neckline and bodice embellished with applique flowers, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2006AM8253-01

Evening gown associated with the suffragette movement, called A Protest with low off-the-shoulder neckline in the signature colours of the movement, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2006AM8256-01

Visiting gown with multicoloured floral pattern and steep V neckline blouse of demure lace collar, worn with hat of fur and flowers, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2006AM8257-01

A curiously-named ensemble The Tender Grace of the Day that is Dead which is made with 20 fabrics types and trimmings, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2009BW7109-01

Ensemble of Norfolk-style bodice with high round neck and gigot sleeves, worn with hat with a flat crown trimmed with quills for country wear, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2009BW7133-01

Visiting ensemble of fitted jacket slit open to the waist, blouse with spatula-shaped lace collar and hat with quills and face veil, by Lucile. London, England, 1905

2009BW7180-01

Evening gown called Faute des Roses with a low neckline and short sleeves over a squared-necked light shirt with elbow-length sleeves trimmed with lace frills, detail, by Lucile. London, England, 1905.