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Chest on Standing. Wood, painted and varnished. Bareilly, India, mid-19th century.

Mace. Wood overlaid with mother-of-pearl. Gujarat, India, c.1600.

Work table. Carved sandalwood. Mysore, India, c.1867.

Jewel cabinet. Carved sandalwood. Mysore, India, c.1858.

Folding table. Painted wood. Kashmir, India, late 18th century.

Footstool, by Chhaganlal Tribhuvan and Vrajal Tribhuvan. Teak overlaid with silver wood. Baroda, India, 20th century.

Box, by Bhowanis Hanker Hariuvlubb. Carved sandalwood. Surat, India, c.1867.

Throne Chair, detail of winged female figures on the top. Wood inlaid with ivory. Brahmapur, India, c.1855.

Casket. Ebony, veneered with porcupine quills. Sri Lanka, early 19th century.

Casket. Carved ivory. Sri Lanka, 17th century.

Fall-front cabinet. Wood mounted with panels of carved and painted wood. Probably Sindh, Pakistan, c.17th century.

Fall-front cabinet. Wood mounted with panels of carved and painted wood. Probably Sindh, Pakistan, 17th century.

Apollo and Clytie, busts by William Taylor Copeland (1797-1868). Parian ware, made at Copeland Porcelain Factory. England, 1855.

Clytie, bust by William Taylor Copeland (1797-1868), made at Copeland Porcelain Factory. Parian ware. England, 1855.

Sugar caster. Porcelain. China, Qing Dynasty, 1750-1820.

Box. Tortoiseshell with gold mounts. Sri Lanka, c.1923.

Portable fall-front cabinet used by travellers. Wood, ivory and sadeli. Probably Sindh, Pakistan, 16th century.

Bracket Clock, by Paulet. Gilt brass and silver. England, c.1700.

Teapot, by Martin Hall & Co. Silver, ivory handle. England, 1857.

Salt Cellar. Glass, silver and copper. Sheffield, England, c.1780.

The Wedgwood Cruet Set, by Wedgwood. Coloured earthenware. England, c.1770.

Work box. Sandalwood with sadeli and ivory. Surat, India, 19th century

Footstool. Wood and silver. Baroda, India, early 20th century.

Mercury, by Minton & Co. Parian Ware, porcelain. England, 1852.

Jug, by Caughley. Porcelain. England, 1779.

Milk jug, detail of mark on base, from The Henry Cole Tea Service designed by Henry Cole (1808-82), first director of the V&A, under the assumed name...

Europe, represented by a woman in robe with breasts bared, head held in a proud pose, holding a book up against her right hip, by Nicholas Crisp (170...

Teapot, possibly by Jeffrey Hamet O'Neale. Porcelain. Chelsea, England, c.1758-69.

Nutmeg grater. Silver, in the shape of a walnut. England, early 19th century.

William, Duke of Cumberland (1721-65), by Chelsea Porcelain Factory. Porcelain. London, England, mid-18th century.

The Grand Tartar Teapot. Earthenware. Stoke-on-Trent, England, 1745.

Candelabra, by Diederich Nicolaus Anderson. Ormolu with cast and applied decoration. England, c.1760.

Dromore dining chair, by E.W. Godwin and manufactured by London Art Funiture Company. Wood. London, England, 1867.

Jar. Stoneware with natural ash glaze. Shigaraki Kilns, Japan, 1400-1450.

Armchair, by Collier & Plucknett. Wood. Warwick, England, c.1875-80.

Wardrobe, by William Watt. Wood. England, 1875.

Ice Bucket, by Pietro Krohn (1840-1905) and made by Bing & Groudahl. Porcelain. Denmark, 1915.

Goat, by J.J. Kaendler. Porcelain. Meissen, Germany, 1732.

Teapot. Porcelain. Belleek, Ireland, 1880.

Dish and Ewer, by Leon Parvillee. Earthenware. Paris, France, 1870.

Tazza and Cover, by Marc Louis Emmanuel Solon (1835-1913). Porcelain. Paris, France, 1864.

Centrepiece, by Francesco Antonio Bustelli (1723-63). Porcelain. Nymphenburg, Germany, 1759-60.

Vase, by J. Juriaan Kok (1861-1919). Eggshell porcelain. Netherlands, 1904.

The Augustus Rex vase, made for August the Strong (August II), King of Poland (1670-1733). Porcelain. Meissen, Germany, c.1727-30.

Coffee pot. Porcelain painted in enamel colours and gilt. Meissen, Germany, c.1740-45.

Sugar basin. Porcelain. Swansea, Wales, c.1915-22.

Bowl depicting possibly Perseus and Andromeda. Earthenware. Bologna, Italy, c.1480-1500.

Cup and Standing. Earthenware. Naples, Italy, early 19th century.

Jug, by Worcester Royal Porcelain Co. Porcelain painted in enamels. Worcester, England, c.1770.

Vase and cover, by G.M. Mason (1752-1822) and C.J. Mason (1791-1856). Ironstone china. Stoke-on-Trent, England, c.1851.