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Travels in South Kensington

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The Statue of His Royal Highness the Prince ConsortFrontispiece

South Kensington Museum21

Sir Henry Cole, K.C.B.36

South Kensington Museum—Ground Plan39

Diagram showing Glitter Points in a Picture-gallery40

Sir Philip Cunliffe Owen, Director of South Kensington Museum42

North Court, North-west Corner, Showing Casts of the Biga (or Two-horse Chariot), from the Original in Marble at the Vatican, and of the Pulpit by Giovani Pisano, formerly in the Cathedral at Pisa44

South Court, Showing the Prince Consort’s Gallery45

Chinese Potters at Work—Window in the Ceramic Gallery47

Italian Majolica (Urbino). Sixteenth Century51

Lamp from an Arabian Mosque. Fourteenth Century53

Palissy, the Potter—Window in the Ceramic Gallery54

Sèvres Porcelain Vase. Modern55

Henri Deux Candlestick56

Henri Deux Salt-cellar58

Michael Angelo’s Eros62

Marble Cantoria. By Baccio D’Agnolo65

Tabernacle. Andrea Ferrucci66

Altar-piece—the Virgin with the Infant Saviour.—Enamelled Terra-cotta, or Della Robbia, in High Relief. By Andrea Della Robbia67

Hercules, the Duke of Ferrara70

Ashantee Relics72

The Cellini Sardonyx Ewer, Mounted in Enamelled Gold, and Set with Gems—Italian. Sixteenth Century73

Châsse, or Reliquary—Limoges Enamelled. Thirteenth Century75

Pastoral Staves—Ivory and Enamel. Fourteenth Century82

Elkington’s Mark85

Franchi and Son’s Mark85

Modern Persian Ewer (Copper-coated, with White Metal)94

Old Persian Earthenware (Water-bottle)95

Persian Kaliān96

Ancient Persian Incense-burner (Pierced and Chased Brass)97

Modern Persian Incense-burner (Brass)98

Andrea Gritti, Doge of Venice—Italian. Ascribed to Vittore Camelo. Sixteenth Century99

Tazza—Algerian Onyx and Enamel. Modern French100

Salt-cellar—Silver Gilt; Italian. Fifteenth Century100

Ivory Tankard—Augsburg. Seventeenth Century101

Finest Raised Venetian Point Lace—Floral Design. Italian. Seventeenth Century104

Nettle in its Natural State109

Nettle in Geometrical Proportions109

Plan of Top of Henri Deux Salt-cellar111

Assize Court, Manchester122

Minton Tile124

Kidderminster Carpet—Fern Design127

Minton Tiles for Mantel129

Albert Memorial, Hyde Park131

Albert Memorial. Europe133

Albert Memorial—East Front. Painters134

Albert Memorial—Continuation of East Front. Painters136

Albert Memorial—South Front. Poets and Musicians138

Albert Memorial—Continuation of South Front. Musicians140

Spandrel Picture147

Owen Jones153

Ebony Serving-table, Mr. Lehmann’s House162

Top of Serving-table, Mr. Lehmann’s House164

Pot Designed by Miss Lévin167

William Morris185

Moulding over Dado186

Chippendale Mahogany Moulding, Belmont House187

Drawing-room of Bellevue House188

Library in Bellevue House191

Drawing-room in Townsend House194

A Grate of One Hundred Years Ago198

Grate made for Baron Rothschild199

Boyd’s Grate200

L. Alma Tadema.—[From a Bust by J. Dalou]207

Candelabra, Townsend House209

View from a Balcony217

Dining-room in Tower House222

Queen Anne’s Gardens224

Co-operative Stores and Tabard Inn225

Tower House and Lawn-tennis Grounds226

Reading and Billiard Room, Club-house227

A Fancy-dress party at the Club229

An Artist’s Studio233

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