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Thomas Dove
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The ship 'Sir George Seymour' under way
W. Howard
Thames barge
William Lionel Wyllie
A woman standing, possibly Emma Hamilton
Thomas Baxter
Destruction of the floating batteries at Gibraltar, 13 September 1782
Thomas Whitcombe
HMS 'Pelorus' (1896) moored at Kingston, dhobey drying on the forecastle
Francis Frith & Co.
A port broadside view of a Tolo Harbour fisher type junk
David Watkin Waters
The Hebrus and L' Etoile off Cape La Hogue, March 27th 1814
Nicholas Pocock
Silver coffee pot presented to the naval physician Dr Thomas Trotter (1760-1832)
Henry Chawner
The Thames
John Thomas Serres
Commemorative medal (obverse): Slavery abolished by Great Britain, 1834
Thomas Halliday
Woolwich (1785); Sheerness (1787); Severn (1786); Adventure (1784); Gorgon (1785); Chichester (1785); Expedition (1784); Dover (1786)
Unknown
John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, 1st Lord of the Admiralty (1718-1792)
Thomas Gainsborough
Captain Sir Thomas Ussher (1779-1848)
Andrew Morton
Sir John Douglas, Colonel of the Marines at the Defence of Acre
Edward Orme
The Harwich steam trawler 'Spider'
G. Ramsey
The embarkation of His Majesty George the Fourth, on board the Royal George Yacht. Off Greenwich to visit his Scottish...
John Thomas Serres
SS 'Guardiana', SS 'Tejo', SS 'Faro'
Thomas Goldsworth Dutton
HMS 'Vindictive' alongside the Mole, Zeebrugge, April 23rd 1918
Charles Dixon
Board room of the Admiralty
Thomas Rowlandson
Captain Sir Edward Pellew's 'Nymphe' boards and takes the 'Cleopatra', 18 June 1793
Nicholas Pocock
Medal commemorating the landing of King Charles II at Dover, 1660; reverse
J. Roettier
Counter commemorating the navy active in time of peace; reverse
J. Duvivier
Counter commemorating the naval events in the Levant, 1647; obverse
Zuane Barozzi
Inigo Jones (1573-1652)
William Dobson
Emma Hamilton performing her 'Attitudes'
Thomas Baxter
A view of His Majesty's dockyard at Woolwich, on the south side of the River Thames, in the County of...
John Cleveley
Royal Dockyard at Deptford
Thomas Roberts
Lieutenant (Basil Charles) Godfrey Place, VC, DSC (1921-1994)
John Worsley
Thames Peter boat
unknown
Rodney's fleet taking in prizes after the Moonlight Battle, 16 January 1780
Dominic Serres the Elder
'Dublin' (1757); 'Norfolk' (1757); 'Shrewsbury' (1758); 'Warspite' (1758) [alterantive spelling: Warspight]
Unknown
Tower Bridge
William Lionel Wyllie
The Royal West India Mail Company's steam ship 'Orinoco'
Thomas Goldsworth Dutton
Battle of Trafalgar: 'Euryalus', 'Victory', 'Royal Sovereign' and 'Temeraire'
Thomas Whitcombe
The Egyptian Steam frigate Sharkie 36 guns
Rudolph Ackermann; William Foster; Thomas Goldsworthy Dutton
Robe of Order of the Bath - tassels
John Hunter
Capture of the 'Mahonesa', 13 October 1796
Thomas Whitcombe
Knowle's action off Havana
Thomas Craskell
Tom Allen, The Faithful Servant of Lord Nelson. Born at Burnham Thorpe in The County of Norfolk. 1764. Died at...
Earl
A study of a garden seat or chair
Thomas Baxter
Medal commemorating the capture of Quebec, 1759; obverse
Thomas Pingo
Capture of 'La Didon', 10 August 1805
Thomas Whitcombe
The capture of the 'Guillaume Tell', 30 March 1800
Thomas Luny
Channel Islands Survey: A prospect of St Hilary Bay and Castles from the land
Thomas Phillips
A landscape and trees (verso)
Thomas Baxter
The prospect of the southern part of St Owen
Thomas Phillips
Shipbuilding on the Thames at Redriff
Thomas Whitcombe
Medal commemorating the Battle of Cape Finisterre and Admiral Lord Anson's voyage, 1740-4; obverse
Thomas Pingo
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