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A Raid on the Dessert - children at a table
The cards never lie, Ladies - social scene. circa 1898
North arcade, St Laurence Church, Pittington, DurhamView of the north arcade of St Laurence Church, Pittington, Durham, dating back to around 1100. Date: 1911
Dining Room, Grand Hotel de Madrid, Seville, SpainView of the Dining Room, Grand Hotel de Madrid, Seville, Spain. Date: circa 1910
Norway Lane, St Ives, Cornwall. Date: circa 1900s
Imperial Billiard Hall, Deansgate, Bolton, Lancashire, with eleven full-size tables by E J Riley Ltd, Accrington. Date: circa 1910s
American cruise ships lounge. Date: late 1920s
LCC-LFB horse drawn vehicle, South Croydon Fire StationLCC-LFB horse drawn vehicle and crew outside South Croydon Fire Station. Date: circa 1900s
Advert for Gamages model pedal cars 1925Selection of kiddies model pedal cars with lamps, windscreens, motormeters and metal imitation radiators. Date: 1925
Advert for Maple & Co. lamps 1893Selection of wrought iron and polished brass extending floor lamps. Date: 1893
Bethnal Green - slum housesSlum houses in Crosland Street, Bethnal Green, London. Date: circa 1914
Advert for Elkingtons fireproof dish 1909Round and oval Limoges fireproof china. Date: 1909
Stand and lamp for making toast 1909Christmas gift for any table! Elkington plate stand and lamp for making toast for breakfast table, also forming a stand for the kettle. 1909
Electric kettle connected to the ceiling light 1902Two victorian couples seated at the dining room table with a hot cup of tea, from a kettle connected to the ceiling light. 1902
Poster for Aladdin, advertising a pantomime. Date: circa 1930s
Advert for Alexander Clark, hot plate & soup tureen 1912Welbeck plated pattern hoat plate, soup tureen and syphon stand. 1912
Advert for Alexander Clark, hot plate 1912Luxury patent hot plate. 1912
Advert for Mappin & Webb luxury items 1916Varity of sterling silver luxury Christmas gifts for the homefront. 1916
A call-box attached to the electric lighting standard at a cab-rank in Kensington, London, enable residents to call up a taxi at will. Date: 1910
DOEUILLET / DINNER DRESSA design by Doeuillet for an elegant dinner dress. Picture shows a lady by French windows admiring a vase of purple flowers. Date: 1912
An old milestone in the main street of Hadleigh, Suffolk, England, which bears a unique lamp standard (now removed). Date: 1930s
Goats roam the Forum of Trajan. Date: 1890s
The annual celebration of the Relief of Derry, attracted a large group of nationalist protesters in Londonderry, commemorate the events in 1689 when a 105 day siege of the city by Jacobites was
Group of nurses outside hospitalLarge group of nurses and staff standing and seated at steps of hospital building, with two lamp posts on either side of door. Date: circa 1930
Lamplighter at workA lamplighter at work on what appears to be a foggy (or smoggy) day
Paraffin lamp mounted on a 4 5 Howitzer shell caseParaffin lamp mounted on a 4.5 Howitzer shell case. Trench Art
Horseless carriage 1896Advertisements on the side of open-top carriage in the streets of London. Date: 1896
New portable gas lamps for railways 1845General railway use patented by Mr. Johnstone. The lamp consists of small flat shaped retort of about six inches long, an inch broad and about a quarter of an inch in depth
A stitch in time saves nine 1866A middle class mother sews her daugthers clothing with the little watching her. Date: 1866
AUX TROIS QUARTIERS 1909Ladies in fashionable hobble skirts, one wears a coatee or spencer with Directoire collar & lapels & a blouse with a ruff. She also wears a large hat not unlike a Lunardi. Date: 1909
ALADDIN AND GENIEAladdin and the obsequious genie of the lamp
SITTING ROOM 1918An English middle class sitting room designed by Waring and Gillow. Date: 1918
WOMAN READS IN BEDA woman in bed alone with a book. She wears a shawl of blue with a white fur trim. Date: 1879
LamplighterLondon characters: London is lit by gas lamps now, and every evening the LAMPLIGHTER must switch on every lamp in the metropolis, and every morning switch them off again. Date: circa 1870
NIGHT WATCHMEN / LONDONA constable goes his nightly round, patrolling the streets accompanied by what must surely be one of the first police dogs ! Date: circa 1660
EAST END GIRLS SWINGGirls enjoy a makeshift swing, from a lamp-post in Londons East End Date: late 19th century
SAFETY LAMP IN MINESafety lamps, invented by Davy in England and modified by Mueseler, in use in a French coal-mine Date: 19th century
HOMELESS FAMILY / ADELPHITaking the census in the dark arches of the Adelphi. A bulls-eye lamp illuminates the misery of a homeless family sheltering under the arches. Date: 1861
PSYCHE LOOKS AT EROSPsyche, visited by Eros after sundown, seeking to know what he looks like, spills hot oil from her lamp onto him, waking him, with sad consequences, though all ends happily enough
PAN AS A LAMPholding an oil lamp
Hogarth Times Night4. Night A street leading to Charing Cross, with a statue of Charles I at the far end; a frightened horse has caused a coach to overturn. Date: 1738
CHARLES DARWIN CARTOONCHARLES DARWIN The advent of mankind is celebrated by a congregation of apes, who hold a lamp to Darwins book The Descent of Man (1871). Date: 1809 - 1882
APES, MONKEYS & BABY APES, MONKEYS & BABYThe advent of the first human baby is celebrated by an admiring congregation of apes, who are holding a lamp to Darwins book The Descent of Man (1871)
Evolution - Baby - MonkeysThe advent of the first human baby is celebrated by an admiring congregation of apes, who are holding a lamp to Darwins book The Descent of Man (1871)
Folklore - Jinn - GenieWhen Aladdin rubs the magic lamp, this Jinn, or Genie, appears and announces that he will do whatever Aladdin wishes
SMITHFIELD / LANTERN SLIDESmithfield Market by night Date: 1910
Ascetics monks burn to death in templeSix ascetics of a Hindu sect are meditating in temple near Shahabad when a lamp falls & sets their mat alight; forbidden to move, they let themselves be roasted... Date: 1939
Robin Goodfellow, a sprite (also known as Puck). Date: 1911