Western art unattributed:
Plate I. English Maiolica. Dish, "The Walk To Emmaus", Probably Made at Brislington, Dated 1653, Painted in Colours; Diam. 14$frac{5}{8}$″ (Victoria-Albert Museum, No. 3861-1901, from the Museum of Practical Geology). Dish, Probably English, Dated 1663, Painted in Colours; Diam. 22″ (British Museum)
Western art unattributed:
Plate II. Dutch and English Maiolica. Dish, Brislington, Painted in Colours, Middle of 17th Century, Diam. 13$frac{3}{4}$″ (Victoria-Albert Museum, C. 250-1911). Two Tiles, Dutch, Painted in Colours, First Half of 17th Century, 5¼″ Square Victoria-Albert Museum, C. 351, 352-1914). Dish, Dutch, Painted in Blue, Yellow and Red, Early 17th Century, Diam. 9$frac{5}{8}$″ (Victoria-Albert Museum, C. 162-1917, Gift of Lt. Col. Kenneth Dingwall, D. S. O.). Plate, Dutch, Painted in Blue, Green and Yellow, Diam. 7$frac{3}{4}$″ (Mr. Otto Beit's Collection). Plate, Dutch, Painted in Blue, Grey and Yellow, Early 17th Century, Diam. 7$frac{5}{8}$″ (Victoria-Albert Museum, C. 238-1909).
