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Dandelion Clock & PrayerA dandelion clock is used as a metaphor for measuring your life by loss and not by gain
Poster, What are they waiting for? (1 of 3) Date: circa 1900
Cartoon, The Gaiety Theatre Stage Door - The little door down stairs had squeaked; the whisper had gone round - " Here she comes!" (1 of 2) 1882
Waiting for Santa Claus by Muriel Dawson. 1926
William Henry Hunt, ExpectationWilliam Henry Hunt - Expectation. 19th century
STAGE GESTURE / EXPECTATEXPECTATION Date: 1807
Girl Wears Towel / ColourA young blonde model dressed in white stilettos and a towel watches out of a window. She is possibly expecting a visitor with a gift to put under her Christmas tree
Dumb Cake CustomBAKING THE DUMB-CAKE At Hallowe en, St Johns Eve or other feasts, young women bake a cake in expectation of seeing their beloved : it must be done in total silence
L Attente - Waiting. Two women in a garden. 19th century
Crowd in Whitehall, London, outbreak of WW1Waiting for War: the Crowd in Whitehall, London, waiting for news of the outbreak of the First World War. Date: 1914
Crowds in Whitehall, London, waiting for news, WW1Crowds in Whitehall, London, on Bank Holiday Monday, waiting for news of the declaration of war. 3 August 1914
Silhouette Calendar -- December, Christmas Parties. Showing a little boy running away from a girl who is standing expectantly under the mistletoe. Date: 20th century
Tsesarevich Nikolai of RussiaEngraving from a photograph of Nikolai, Tsesarevich of Russia (1843-1865), eldest son and heir of Tsar Alexander II. The Tsesarevich was a gifted young man trained in a liberal tradition by
WW2 era - Comic Postcard - Theres a Good Time Coming" We have to gian the victory - that is our task." - Winston Churchill, The Prime Minister Theres a Good Time Coming - a little girl sees a future without rationing
Baby in HighchairA baby sitting in a high-chair looks up in expectation of the next mouthful of food Date: 1960s
From Bluebeard by Katharine Cameron. Cameron was a Glasgow born illustrator and an associate of Jessie M King and the Mackintoshes. 1904
Its a Long Way to Tipperary - WWIIts a Long Way to Tipperary - but we ll be back there soon. A postcard full of hope at the beginning of World War One as a group of jolly Britsih soldiers head off to the Western Front.~Postcard by
A welcome visitor to a poor home is greeted by a young barefoot boy, his brother and their mother holding a baby. This ladys arrival may be the only relief this family has had in a while
Fable / Mountain in LabourTHE MOUNTAIN IN LABOUR When a mountain is heard to utter prodigious groans, multitudes flock to it in expectation of wonders, but all that appears is a mouse
Pin-Up in Bathrobe 4 / 5Brunette model, dressed in blue slingbacks & a bathrobe kneels on the bed & pauses from looking out of the window at the snow. Is she looking for Father Christmas?
Pin-Up in Bathrobe 2 / 5Smiling brunette model, dressed in blue slingbacks & a bathrobe kneels on the bed next to a Christmas tree. Is she waiting for someone to come & fill her stocking?
Pin-Up in Bathrobe 5 / 5Eager brunette model, in blue slingbacks & a bathrobe stands next to a Christmas tree while pausing from looking out of the window at the snow. Is she waiting for Father Christmas?
Pin-Up in Bathrobe 1 / 5Smiling brunette model, dressed in blue slingbacks & a bathrobe kneels on the bed to look out of the window at the snow covered scenery. Is she waiting for someone?
Pin-Up in Bathrobe 3 / 5Smiling brunette model, dressed in blue slingbacks & a bathrobe kneels on the bed next to a Christmas tree. Is she waiting for someone to come & fill her stocking?
Song of Sixpence 1 / 3Two liveried servants carry in an enormous pie... (1 of 3)
Six Magic PentaclesWith these six PENTACLES you have a reasonable expectation of influencing good spirits in a way which will favour your plans
Gt Expec / Cards / HavishamA rubber at Miss Havishams Date: First published: 1860-61