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A mounted naive painting of a middle aged couple in the foreground. Behind them are a yellow car, a smoking industrial chimney and a building.

A mounted naive painting of an angry looking middle aged couple about to be attacked by a large bird. The couple appear to be the same as those in 4686/381.

A mounted oval painting of a middle aged couple in bathing costumes standing behind a wooden fence. Behind and between them is a dog. The same couple appear in other works by the same artist.

A framed watercolour of three children engrossed in a game of chess. Behind them is a grandfather clock and a Welsh dresser. Below the painting is a printed label with the title and the name of the artist which is indistinct, but possibly reads 'Robin Stamp'.

A Dutch School head and shoulders portrait of a young woman wearing a bonnet. She is facing the artist but her eyes are looking to the right.

An ink and wash drawing of an ash tree with title in hand of Frances Williams 'Ash Tree at Baron Hill Grounds sketched July 23d 1817'.

The only known double portrait by Gossaert. The sitters have not been identified. On the badge on the man's hat a young naked couple with a cornucopia are depicted, clearly providing a contrast with the age of the subjects, and perhaps an ironic comment on their present state. (source : National Gallery website).