This is not a comprehensive list but draws upon Le Schonix, the Cambridge University Library catalogue of the second collection and the Pitt-Rivers' private family art catalogue. It is all the art works and objets d'art known to have been exhibited to the public at the Pitt-Rivers Museum at some point. It is known that Pitt-Rivers caused the pictures at King John’s House to be hung in chronological order, but it is not possible to say exactly what this order was today. The following list is probably not in the order that they were displayed.

The items are presented, if known, as

Description given in primary source
Primary source
Match to an entry in the catalogue of the second collection
Provenance if known
Current whereabouts if known

Paintings

1. Egyptian paintings of mummy heads of the twentieth and twenty-sixth dynasties (B.C. 1200-528), and one of the first century A.D. [Le Schonix][unknown number of paintings] This is probably the one listed in the Pitt-Rivers family art catalogue as ‘Portrait of a young boy discovered by Mr Flinders Petrie, in 1887, in the Labyrinth, Fayum, Egypt. It is designed on a panel of cedar in coloured wax, and is probably of Graeco-Roman or Graeco-Egyptian workmanship, and of the 1st or 2nd Century A.D. It is figured and described in Miss Amelia Edwards's "Pharoahs, Fellahs & Explorers," p. 111, where it is erroneously stated to be in the British Museum, but it was purchased of Mr Petrie by General Rivers in 1889. It represents the first transition in Egypt from painting on the round upon flexible canvas, covering the face of a mummy and displaying the features of the deceased, to painting on the flat, in which the form of the features is represented by shading. The painted panel was stuck into the mummy in the place where the painted head covering existed in the earlier mummies. It is placed in this series of paintings to show the perfection to which the art of portrait painting had attained previously to the decline of the ancient civilization. 1st or 2nd century, A.D.’ It is Add.9455vol2_p444 /11, described as 'July 1888 Bought of Mr Flinders Petrie the following objects found by him in explorations in Egypt  ... Portrait on wood of ancient Egyptian in oak frame grey mount ', bought in 1888 for £18.0.0. [In the catalogue of the second collection]

2 to 4. '... three Graeco-Egyptian mummy paintings of the second or third century'. [Le Schonix] [Probably Add.9455vol2_p573 /3]

5. '... an early Greek wall-painting' [Le Schonix] [Add.9455vol3_p756 /1]

6. 'the earliest European picture is one of the Virgin and Child, by Margaritone, of Arezzo in Italy (1716-93)[sic], and signed by him' [Le Schonix] Not listed in the catalogue of the second collection. Now in the National Gallery of Art, Washington.

7. '... several Greek and Byzantine conventional paintings'. [Le Schonix][Possibly 1 is Add.9455vol2_p512 /5][Unknown number]

8. ‘S. Memmi, school of Siena, 1283’ [Le Schonix] Actually ‘The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine with angels’ by the Master of San Jacopo. Purchased by Pitt-Rivers on 6 July 1889 from a sale of art from M. Colnaghi’s collection at Christie’s, London. It was sold by George Pitt-Rivers in 1929. Sold Christie’s 9 July 1999 lot 60 to an unknown buyer.

9. '... a door of a triptych of the early Italian school' [Le Schonix]

10. 'Giovanni Bellini, Venetian school (1427-1516), and is signed by him'. [Le Schonix]

11. 'the Holy Family, by Palmezzano (1456-1537)' [Le Schonix]. This painting was sold by George Pitt-Rivers at Christie’s on 3 May 1929, current whereabouts unknown.

12. 'the Virgin and St. John, school of Swabia, circa 1460' [Le Schonix]

13. '... the Woman taken in Adultery, by Lucas Cranach (1472-1553)'[Le Schonix]

14 to 17. '... the Torments of Hell, and others of a similar subject, by H. Van Alken.’ [Le Schonix] These appear to be copies of Hieronymous Bosch. These appear to be two copies from Garden of Earthly delights, another named Orpheus and the Beasts, and the Dream of St Anthony [PR family art catalogue]

18-19. 'a Banker and his Wife, and the Prodigal Son, by Quentin Matsys (1466-1531)' [Le Schonix]  The Banker and his wife is Add.9455vol2_p134 /1, the other is not listed in the catalogue of the second collection.

20-21. 'two of the school of Holbein (1493-1554)' [Le Schonix], The Pitt-Rivers family catalogue suggests that these 2 images were portraits of 'A Lady' and Jane Seymour.

22. 'Modesty and Vanity, by Luini (1460-1530)' [Le Schonix]. Different versions of the painting are called ‘The Conversion of the Magdalen’.

23. '... the Resurrection and Judgement, circa 1480' [Le Schonix]. Described in the Pitt-Rivers family art catalogue as ‘The Resurrection and Judgment [sic], Early Italian School Date: circa 1480’.

24. '... the Crucifixion, by Hans Shaenflein, 1487''

25. Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, Early Italian. 14th century [possibly the same as 26 below]. [Pitt-Rivers family art catalogue] This was later sold at Christie’s by the Pitt-Rivers.

26-27. ... Jesus in the Garden, and another, by Hans Burgkmair (1474-1559)' [Le Schonix].  The Pitt-Rivers' family album describes (presumably) the first image as being 'The Agony in the Garden', the second is described as 'The Kiss of Judas'. They were later sold by the Pitt-Rivers family via Christie’s at an unknown date, to an unknown vendor.

28. '... a Virgin and Child, school of Siena, circa 1500' [Le Schonix]. Described as the ‘Holy family’ in Pitt-Rivers family art catalogue, it clearly shows Virgin and Child and older male figure.

29. '... one of Roselli, school of Florence (1578-1651)' [Le Schonix]. Showed the Virgin, Child and angels, the Pitt-Rivers family art catalogue makes it clear that it was attributed to Cosimo Rosselli, (1439- after 1506).

30. 'Paying Tithes, by P. Brueghel the elder (1530-69)' [Le Schonix]. There are many versions of this painting in existence which is in fact by Pieter Bruegel the younger (1564-1637/8)

31. '... a Martyrdom, German school, circa 1500' [Le Schonix]. Possibly Add.9455vol1_p55 /3. If match correct then this item was acquired before 1884, and displayed at South Kensington Museum with the founding collection.

32 and 33. '... a Descent into Hell, and an Ascent into Heaven, by Frans Floris (1517-70)'. Add.9455vol2_p138 /6 said by catalogue of second collection to be by Jean Cousin.

34.  '... the Miracle of the Slave, by Tintoretto (1517-94)' [Le Schonix] The Pitt-Rivers family art catalogue suggests it was a study for the painting now held in the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice.

35-36. Add.9455vol2_p135 /1 6 June 1885 [Objects bought at sale of Works of Art &c the property of Christopher Beckett Denison Esq late of Upper Grosvenor Street] ... Lot 75 A pair of Hunting Subjects by Rubens (?)[crossed out in red] 12 1/2 in by 20 in on panel No 1:  In the centre on a white horse rearing, a man in red jacket holding knife in right hand. To right on brown horse huntsman with back to spectator in control of bear (or boar). To left bear and dogs. Wounded dog and bear in foreground .... Both pictures are painted in tones of brown and appear to be sketches only £32.11.0 [Catalogue of Pitt-Rivers second collection]

37. Add.9455vol2_p138 /5 12 June 1885 '[Objects bought at sale of Works of Art &c the property of Christopher Beckett Denison Esq late of Upper Grosvenor Street] ... Beckett Denison Sale (continued) ... Lot 850 Large picture by [Insert] after [End Insert] Murillo “The coronation of the Virgin” In the centre of the picture is the virgin supported by cherubs and being crowned by two figures on her right and left. Beneath numerous figures cherubs Above the Virgin are groups of ascending and descending angels and Cherubs. Inside measure of canvas :-' £37.16.0. From the Pitt-Rivers family catalogue it is described as 'Madonna and Child, known as "La Virgere [sic] de la Servilleta", alleged to have been originally painted for the Sportello del Ciborio of the Capuchin Fathers at Seville, by Murillo', a similar but not identical painting is known as Virgen de la Servilleta, in Museo de Bellas Artes Sevilla. [Catalogue of Pitt-Rivers second collection] Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (December 31, 1617 (baptized) – April 3, 1682) was a Spanish Baroque painter

38. '... the Sacking of the Dutch Village, by Alsloot, end of the sixteenth century' [Le Schonix] Also mentioned in the Pitt-Rivers family art catalogue.

39. '... a Village Festival, by Peter Van Bloemen (1657-1719)' [Le Schonix] Also mentioned in the Pitt-Rivers family art catalogue.

40. '... a Virgin and Child by C. B. Salvi (1605-85)' [Le Schonix]. Add.9455vol2_p332 /1, actually by Giovanni Battista Salvi da Sassoferrato (1609-1685)

41. '... a Skirmish, by Palamedes Stevaerts (1607-38)' [Le Schonix] Actually called Palamedes Palamedesz, a Dutch painter.

42. '... a Dog catching a Heron, by Abraham Hordius (1638-95)' [Le Schonix], actually Abraham Danielsz Hondius (1625-1691)

43. '... a Dutch picture of Horses, after Cuyp (1605-91)' [Le Schonix]

44. 'Peasants, by Durck Stoop (1660-86)' [Le Schonix]. Probably Dirk Stoop, (circa 1610-1680).

45. '... a Canal Scene in Winter, by Van der Heyden (1637-1712)' [Le Schonix]

46. '... the Journey of Emmaus, style of Gaspard Poussin (1613-75) [Le Schonix]

47. 'Vandyke when Young, by Peter Tyssens (1616-83)' [Le Schonix].

48. '... a Village Festival, by Thomas Van Kessel (1677-1741)' [Le Schonix]

49. '... a Fish saleswoman, by G. Morland (1763-1805)’[Le Schonix]

50-51. '... two pictures of Hudibras, unknown' [Le Schonix]. Hudibras was a mock-heroic poem by Samuel Butler, see here. Note that the artist was identified as William Hogarth in the Pitt-Rivers family catalogue.

52. '... the Repulse of the Dutch at Tillbury in 1667, by A. Ragon' [Le Schonix]

53. '... the Siege of Pamplona in 1813, by G. C. Morley, 1849' [Le Schonix]

54. '... a Coast Scene, by T.B. Hardy' [Le Schonix], Thomas Bush Hardy, a painter of seascapes, 1847-1897

55. 'Fish and Copper Vessel, by Cammill [sic] Muller 1880', the Pitt-Rivers family catalogue describes the artist as 'Camille Muller de Treport, born in Paris, died 1880 at the age of 19

56. Add.9455vol2_p332 /2: 9 July 1887 'Pictures bought at Christie’s July 9 1887 ... Lot 117 A Highland Loch by F. Powell. Formerly the property of James Anning Esq' £11.11.0 [Catalogue of Pitt-Rivers second collection]

57. Add.9455vol2_p506 /10: Bought of Button 2 Pall Mall Pl: Oil Painting in Panel in Tortoiseshell Frame Subject Virgin & Child £3.10 (Rushmore and King John's House) [Catalogue of Pitt-Rivers second collection]

Other 'objets d'art'

1. Add.9455vol2_p132 /2 5 June 1885 'Objects bought at Fosters. ... Lot 238 Persian pail, white enamelled ground or metal. Birds flowers in blue and red &c. Metal rim'

2. Add.9455vol2_p258 /1: August or September 1886 'Objects bt. of Cools-Theysseus Brussels ... 1 Statue of saint carved in wood broken 37” H'

3. Add.9455vol2_p258 /3: [same date as above] 'Objects bt. of Cools-Theysseus Brussels ... 1 Carved & Painted ecclesiastical figure broken 53 1/2” H'

4. Add.9455vol2_p335 /1-3 23 July 1887 'Bt of De Morgan & Son ... Three vases, modern, imitation Rhodian or Persian ware' [price unknown]

5. Add.9455vol2_p395 /6 & Add.9455vol2_p396 /1: 4-11 July 1888 'The Londesborough Collection (continued) Lot 601 A Chinese helmet, a flag and a pair of stirrups'  18/-

6. Add.9455vol2_p397 /1: [same date as above] The Londesborough Collection (continued) ... Lot 622 Two flags carried by General Lord Howden at the funeral of George IV and William IV' £17.17.0

7. Add.9455vol2_p460 /1: 1888 Inkstand formed of Helmet, on stand [price unknown]

8. Add.9455vol2_p473 /2 & Add.9455vol2_p474note /1: 7 May 1889 'Bought of Fenton 11 New Oxford Street For Description See opposite. Shrunk Human Head Macas Indians Ecuador S. America ...' £8.0.0

9. Add.9455vol2_p497 /1-2: 25 May 1889 'Bought of W & F. Wright 142 & 144 Wardour St Soho London W ... Pair of iron Sconces 1.9 ft high; £2.0.0 the pair

10. Add.9455vol2_p497 /3: 25 May 1889 'Bought of W & F. Wright 142 & 144 Wardour St Soho London W ... Iron bracket for Bell 2 4 ft high' £3.0.0

11. Add.9455vol2_p498 /19: 28 May 1889'BOUGHT AT CHRISTIE’S ... A Lady’s writing case covered with figures, flowers and animals in col: needlework temp Charles II Lot 74' £13.0.0

12. Add.9455vol2_p501 /1: 1 June 1889 'Bought of Button, 2 Pall Mall Place ... Casket decorated with needlework in colored silks Temp Chas II' £5.0.0

13. Add.9455vol2_p501 /3: May 1889 'Bought of Mr Inman Ebury Street ... A richly ornamented copper tray 2 ft 3 in diam from Kashmir' £3.0.0

14. Add.9455vol2_p501 /4: 1889 'From the Spanish Exhibition Earls Court Copy in walnut wood & stamped leather of an old chair' £2.18.0

15. Add.9455vol2_p505 /2: 13 June 1889 'Bt of W.D. Hodges 247 & 249 Brompton Road South Kensington ... Carved Oak Chair with turned supports' £2.10.0

16. Add.9455vol2_p506 /9: June 1889 Bt of Hodges continued [Insert] Cutforth 2 Victoria St [End Insert]  ... 1 Russian table' 10/6

17. Add.9455vol2_p507 /1: 20 May 1889 'Bought of G.R. Harding Charing Cross Road London W.C. .... Lantern XV cent originally fitted with horn and adapted to receive a candle. A similar one of the X5 Cent is figured in Viollet la Duc Dictionnaire Raisonné de Mobilier Français' £5.5.0

18. Add.9455vol2_p509 /1: June 1889 'Bought of G.R. Harding London .... Old carved oak seat Dutch The date is marked 1734' £4.0.0

19. Add.9455vol2_p510 /2: 20 June 1889 'Bought at Foster’s ... A trunk 4 ft 2 in long covered with velvet & iron repoussé mounts &  2 stands Lot 145' £4.16.0

20. Add.9455vol2_p513 /4: June 1889 'Bought of William de Morgan 45 Gt Marlborough St. W Red lustre vase' £3.0.0

21. Add.9455vol2_p516 /1 and on. Collection bought from Sigridr Magnusson at the Icelandic Exhibition at the Archaeological Institute, July 1889 (32 objects in all, a further 6 objects were placed elsewhere)

22. Add.9455vol2_p524 /5: July 1889 'Bt of G.R. Symons ... Enamelled Oriental Dish' £1.5.0

23. Add.9455vol2_p525 /1: [date as above] 'Bt of G.R. Symons & Son ... Oriental enamelled lamp 2 feet high' £6.0.0

24. Add.9455vol2_p525 /2-5: [date as above] 'Bt of G.R. Symons & Son ... 4 Enamelled Brass dishes 14/- each Persian'

25. Add.9455vol2_p526 /2-3: 13 July 1889 'Bt of Button 2 Pall Mall Place SW ... Pair of German Glasses' £29.0.0

26. Add.9455vol2_p526 /4: [date as above] 'Bt of Button 2 Pall Mall Place SW ... Fine piece of needlework early Visit of Queen of Sheba to King Solomon' (priced with above)

27. Add.9455vol2_p570 /3: 25 July 1889 'Bt at Fosters ... An embroidered panel framed' 36/-

28. Add.9455vol2_p587 /1-4: 19 July 1889: '[?Bought of Fenton (contd)] ...  Four Terra Cotta statuettes XVIIth century' £5.0.0

29. Add.9455vol2_p601 /2: 22 July 1889 'Bought of A. Inman 17 Ebury Str S.W. ... Moorish Pottery ... Large bottle with double handles (Colours chiefly red & blue)' 12/-

30. Add.9455vol2_p601 /3: date as above 'Bought of A. Inman 17 Ebury Str S.W. ... Moorish Pottery ... Bottle  (Colours chiefly yellow, blue & red)' 6/-

31. Add.9455vol2_p601 /4-5: date as above 'Bought of A. Inman 17 Ebury Str S.W. ... Moorish Pottery ... A pair of these  (Colours chiefly red & yellow)' 12/- the pair

32. Add.9455vol2_p602 /1-2: date as above 'Bought of A. Inman 17 Ebury Str S.W. Moorish Pottery ... Moorish Jug A pair of these (Colours chiefly green & blue)' 6/- the pair

33. Add.9455vol2_p602 /3: date as above 'Bought of A. Inman 17 Ebury Str S.W. Moorish Pottery ... Moorish Drum (Colours chiefly red. blue, green & yellow)' 4/-

34. Add.9455vol2_p602 /4-5: date as above 'Bought of A. Inman 17 Ebury Str S.W. Moorish Pottery ... Moorish Plates (Colours chiefly Green, blue & yellow)' 6/- the pair

35. Add.9455vol2_p604 /2: 24 September 1889 'Bought of J.C. Duff 14 Queensferry Str. Edinburgh' [chair] £20.0.0 with 3 other things

36. Add.9455vol2_p608 /1-2: 25 September 1889 'Bought of Cowie ... Delft Jugs' 11/- the pair

37. Add.9455vol2_p610 /1-3: 28 September 1889 'Bought of Robson Newcastle' [chairs, second dated 1672] [unknown price]

38. Add.9455vol2_p613 /3-4: 1 October 1889 'Bought of Inman Ebury St ... A pair of these [vessels]' [price unknown]

39. Add.9455vol2_p614 /1: date as above 'Bought of Inman  ... Light blue & white from Bombay' [price unknown]

40. Add.9455vol2_p614 /6: 3 October 1889 'Bought of Thomas Bell, 30, Pilgrim St. Newcastle ... Large Bellarmine Jug Height 1 ft 9 ins' £1.15.0

41. Add.9455vol2_p625 /2-3: 17 April 1890 'Bought of Willson (cont) ... Two old embroidered velvet pouches' £11 the two

42. Add.9455vol2_p626 /2-3: 25 June 1890 'Bought of S. Willson 7 King St St James Sq ... Two old Embroidered Crimson silk pouches' £2 the two

43. Add.9455vol2_p631 /1: date as above 'Armour and Arms bought at the De Cosson sale, Christie’s Wednesday, June 25 1890 (continued from page 627 ... Lot 32 An English Swivel gun, 17th century. This was probably a boat gun. The swivel and part of stock remain From Torbay' £5.10.0

44. Add.9455vol2_p631 /2: date as above 'Armour and Arms bought at the De Cosson sale, Christie’s Wednesday, June 25 1890 (continued from page 627 ... Lot 33 A small Italian Bombard of the 15th century Stand restored from one at Brussels' [included in price above]

45. Add.9455vol2_p632 /1: date as above '[Armour and Arms bought at the De Cosson sale, Christie’s Wednesday, June 25 1890 (continued from page 627] ... Lot 34 A bombard of the 15th century. This piece was found in the port of Seville when the new bridge was built. It probably came from a gallery. It has a calibre of 4 1/2 inches and is a beeach [sic] loader. The stand is restored from ancient documents' £7.7.0

46. Add.9455vol2_p659 /3-4: December 1890 'Two figures coloured brown, plaster & canvas' [price and source unknown]

47. Add.9455vol2_p733 /5: 23 May 1889 '[Bought at Sotheby’s ...] ... Needlework Lot 430 A piece of needlework in tortoiseshell frame, with King William III and Queen Mary, crowned under canopies, print lace, pearls &c and the ground work has animals, birds, butterflies, flowers and foliage' £14.14.0

48. Add.9455vol2_p734 /1: date as above '[Bought at Sotheby’s ...] ... Needlework Lot 436 A very curious scriptural piece The Prophet Elisha, and bears destroying children' 18/-

49. Add.9455vol2_p734 /2: date as above '[Bought at Sotheby’s ...] ... Needlework Lot 437 Another piece, subject of Orpheus charming the brutes, in landscape with figures animals and flowers' £1.12.0

50. Add.9455vol2_p734 /3: date as above '[Bought at Sotheby’s ...] ... Needlework Lot 440 A lady in a landscape, with animals and butterflies (in black frame)' £1.10.0

51. Add.9455vol2_p734 /4: date as above '[Bought at Sotheby’s ...] ... Needlework Lot 452 A worked copy of Raphael’s “Pearl” Madonna' £5.15.0

52. Add.9455vol3_p741 /2: 27 June 1891 'Bought of William de Morgan & Co. 45 Great Marlborough Street W ... Persian painted vase blue and green. 16 ins high' £5

53. Add.9455vol3_p741 /3: date as above ' Bought of William de Morgan & Co. 45 Great Marlborough Street W ... Plate coloured yellow, blue and red 9 ins diam' 15/-

54. Add.9455vol3_p741 /4: date as above 'Bought of William de Morgan & Co. 45 Great Marlborough Street W ... Plate, coloured blue, green and copper Irridiscent [sic] 8 ins diameter' 10/-

55. Add.9455vol3_p741 /7: date as above 'Bought of de Morgan  ... Irridiscent [sic] vase, blue, red and yellow 10 1/2 ins high £1' £1

56. Add.9455vol3_p756 /1: September 1891 'Bought of Evelyn Wright 144 Wardour Street ... Fragment of Ancient Greek Fresco Extreme length 10 1/2 in Width 6 1/2” Found at Larnaca Cyprus Formerly in the collection of M. Dupont Auberville' £15

57. Add.9455vol3_p771 /4: December 1891 'Bought of Liberty & Co Regent Street, London ... Modern Valencia pottery. Hispano-Mauresque style Red decoration on cream coloured ground 17/6 each Height 10 1/2”' 17/6

58. Add.9455vol3_p771 /5: same date 'Bought of Liberty & Co Regent Street, London ... Modern Valencia pottery. Hispano-Mauresque style Red decoration on cream coloured ground 17/6 each Height 10 1/2” 17/6

59. Add.9455vol3_p771 /6 same date 'Bought of Liberty & Co Regent Street, London ... Modern Valencia dish. Hispano-Mauresque style Red decorations on cream coloured ground Diameter 18 1/2 ins' £2.12.0

60. Add.9455vol3_p772 /1-3: same date '[Bought of Liberty & Co Regent Street, London] ... Bt of Liberty (continued) ... 3 vases of Aller Vale Pottery. Devonshire Decorated with conventional flowers in blue, green & tawny colour on cream coloured ground Modern' 10/6, 5/-, 15/-

61. Add.9455vol3_p782 /1: 23 March 1892 'Bought of Martin Bros., 16 Brownlow Street ... (a) Tube jug, Martin ware. Height 8 inches' £1.7.6

62. Add.9455vol3_p782 /2: same date 'Bought of Martin Bros., 16 Brownlow Street ... (b) Martin ware vase. Height 7 1/4 inches Modern' £3.10.0

63. Add.9455vol3_p782 /3: same date 'Bought of Martin Bros., 16 Brownlow Street ... (c) Martin ware vase. Height 7 3/4 inches Modern' £3.10.0

64. Add.9455vol3_p839 /2-6: July 1892 'Bought of A. Montagnon, Porte du Croux, Nevers, France ... Modern Nevers Ware ...' (various prices

65. Add.9455vol3_p843 /4: 6 August 1892 'Bought of William de Morgan 45 Great Marlborough Street London ... De Morgan Ware Modern (a) This piece was bought chipped in 2 or 3 places' £1

66. Add.9455vol3_p843 /5: same date 'Bought of William de Morgan 45 Great Marlborough Street London ... De Morgan Ware Modern (b) This piece has a copper [Insert] silver [End Insert]' £6

67. Add.9455vol3_p843 /6: same date 'Bought of William de Morgan 45 Great Marlborough Street London ... De Morgan Ware Modern (c) This piece has a lustre on one side only. It is quite by accident that the lustre occurs on De Morgan’s red vases' £1.5.0

68. Add.9455vol3_p849 /2: 10 August 1892 'Bought of R.W. Martin & Brothers 16 Brownlow Street, Holborn W.C. ... (a) Small Jar and lid Martin ware, ornamented with Birds  Height 4 1/4 inches' £1.15.0

69. Add.9455vol3_p849 /3: same date 'Bought of R.W. Martin & Brothers 16 Brownlow Street, Holborn W.C. ... (b) Jug with two faces, Martin ware  Height 7 inches' £2

70. Add.9455vol3_p849 /4: same date 'Bought of R.W. Martin & Brothers 16 Brownlow Street, Holborn W.C. ... (a) Small Jar and lid Martin ware, ornamented with Birds  Height 4 1/4 inches' £1.10.0

71. Add.9455vol3_p849 /5-6: same date 'Bought of R.W. Martin & Brothers 16 Brownlow Street, Holborn W.C. ... Two Martin Ware plates Diameters 7 1/2 & 8 ins respectively' £3 the two

72. Add.9455vol3_p1002 /3: May 1894 'Celtic Iron Horse shoe found in the Garden of King John’s House Tollard Royal'

73. Add.9455vol3_p1005 /2-4: same date 'Bronze fibula and two iron arrow-heads Found in the garden of King John’s House'

74. Add.9455vol3_p1015 /1-2: August 1894 'Iron Arrowhead and Iron Knife, found in making  Round Ground Pond Tollard Royal'

75. Add.9455vol3_p1184 /1-14 & Add.9455vol3_p835 /1: 'Bought of S. Willson, 7 King Street, St James’s, London ... Gilt and embroidered armour of Japanese Daimio, consisting of 14 pieces in lacquer case. This suit of armour was purchased on May 23rd 1892.' £24

76. Add.9455vol4_p1375 /1: 10 December 1896 'Bought of Fenton & Sons 11 New Oxford St., London .... Carved wooden chair, Italian. Probably 17th century Peasant work' £3

77. Add.9455vol4_p1376 /1: same date 'Bought of Fenton & Sons 11 New Oxford St., London .... Carved wooden chair, Italian. Probably 17th century Peasant work' £3.10.0

List compiled AP, December 2010.