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Creamware plate

1771-1800

Earthenware plate, depicting the circumcision of Jesus

1701-1800

Engraved and inlaid silver plate

1701-1800

Two enamelled plates

1930-1965

Tin-glazed earthenware plate, painted with an arms

Tin-glazed earthenware plate

Tin glazed earthenware plate

1551-1600

Circular brass plate

1880-1920

Plate, possibly used as sconce

1751-1800

Plate, possibly used as sconse

1751-1800

Pewter plate

1760-1820

Creamware plate

1801-1895

Creamware plate

1801-1895

Creamware plate

1801-1900

Two pewter plates

Large circular plate with fairly deep well and everted rim

1880-1920

Tin-glazed earthenware plate

1651-1700

Plate, Italian, C17 or early C18 blue and white maiolica

1600-1750

Plate, Italian, broken

1600-1750

Plate on foot

1701-1800

Creamware plate

Orifice Plates for air flow control

1945-1970

Creamware plate

Creamware plate

1801-1900
Two tongued partial product plates, from modern Sterling Multiplying Machine

Two tongued partial product plates

Mediaeval Moorish lustre-glazed plate from Spain

Mediaeval Moorish lustre-glazed plate from Spain

1201-1600 CE
Piece of stem, red oak, mounted on display plate, Nigeria, 1901-1937

Piece of stem

1901-1937
Set of six moulded plates, of urea-formaldehyde decorated with mermaid seated in scallop shell, made by U.D.A. Plastics Ltd., English, 1950's

Set of six moulded plates

1951-1960
Two catch plates; two face plates and a adapter chuck.

Two catch plates; two face plates and a adapter chuck.

[Plates 112 to 119 and 119* from Naval Architecture / John Scott Russell. 1864. Published by Day & Son, London. Being re waveline theory and forms of least resistance. See also 1982-292 & 293]

Naval Architecture

1864
[Plates 35, 36, 62 & 63 from Naval Architecture / John Scott Russell. 1864. Being of a cross Channel passenger steamer. Published by Day & Son, London. See also 1982-292 & 294]

Naval Architecture

1864
[Coloured copy plates (15) accompanying design study for a photographic reconnaissance aircraft / Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd., Weybridge, R & D Dept. 1952 Sept-Oct. Contract No. 6/AIR/6892/CB6 (b). In limp covers, front of which bears 'Unclassified 29/1/71' and illegible signature]

Plates accompanying design study for a photographic reconnaissance aircraft

1952
Glass plate with date fruit from Mecca, 1930-1931

Glass plate with date fruit from Mecca, 1930-1931

1930-1931
Six glass plates, circular, formerly the property of Joseph Lister

Six glass plates