Etched glass panel from St. Stephen's Tavern door. The etched design features central foliage surrounded by a scrolling border.

Leaded stained glass panel in the shape of a quatrefoil, featuring five red Tudor roses seperated by yellow glass sections with foliage motifs.

Victorian stained glass in a diamond shape. The glass is separated into a further four diamond shaped sections, with each section containing a golden wreath with script within them. The glass itsel...

7 samples of stained glass with a curved shape and all in different colours, all featuring the inscriptions 'Words'. They are glass samples used to decide on the lettering for the Dearsley Bequest ...

Etched glass panel featuring a design made up of a pair of patterned drawn curtains with a tassel descending from the centre. The design is surrounded by a scrolling foliage border. Originally fro...

Glass Jar, Print by Mary Fedden. Colour lithograph.

Archaeology: glass 1/2 pint milk bottle. The branding on the bottle is of 'LWD Limited'.

26 panes of white opaque opal glass from the dial of the Great Clock, slightly rough edging from scoring.

30 panes of white opaque opal glass from the dial of the Great Clock, slightly rough edging from scoring. Various panes with missing corners.

15 panes of white opaque opal glass from the dial of the Great Clock, slightly rough edging from scoring.

25 panes of white opaque opal glass from the dial of the Great Clock, slightly rough edging from scoring.

28 panes of white opaque opal glass from the dial of the Great Clock, slightly rough edging from scoring. Two previously broken.

37 panes of white opaque opal glass from the dial of the Great Clock, slightly rough edging from scoring.

Archaeology: Section of glass bottle, with a lustre finish. The item was found in a trench on the South west side of Victoria Tower Gardens in June 2010.

Original 19th century door with two stained and painted glass panels and radiused top corners. The stained glass panels are made up of leaded diamond shapes with two alternating foliage and floral ...

Set of two glass samples stored within two wooden frames. Examples of security glass.

Section of leaded window glass in triangular shape with slightly curved edges.

Glass plates that from the windows for House of Lords chamber model. There are 8 panes of glass that are marked with square patches.

Oak flush door with three pointed trefoil glass panels and japanned hardware, including strap hinges and escutcheons.

Specimens of Stained Glass from St. Stephen's Chapel lion, Print by Mr John T. Smith. Coloured line engraving.

Specimens of Stained Glass from St. Stephen's Chapel Faces and hands, Print by Mr John T. Smith. Coloured line engraving.

design for the canopy for stained glass windows in the House of Lords Chamber, Drawing by John Gregory Crace and Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin. Watercolour.

Princes Chamber, House of Lords sketch of stained glass design, Drawing by Carl Edwards. Watercolour.

Princes Chamber, House of Lords sketch of stained glass design, Drawing by Carl Edwards. Watercolour.