Ming porcelain finds – Tudor hooks

Ming porcelain finds – Tudor hooksRaewyn Harrison is a London based ceramic artist who grew up in New Zealand. She creates porcelain collections with a strong narrative based on sites and structures that fascinate her. Cast from a 16th Century metal clothes hook found on the River Thames, this tile has been hand pressed at the artist's London studio. Ceramic tile Assorted colours Approx 50 x 60mm Made in the UK

roundabouts and tree pits

The districts covered are Spitalfields

Section 14 of the original Descriptive map of London Poverty

that could be of use to the enemy

The City from Bankside

The section covers the area between Shacklewell Lane in the North West

two Black musicians and a Chinese man

Rasheed Araeen

The book includes seven fully illustrated walks and easy to follow maps to accompany a saunter through the fascinating story of London's architecture

The panorama is similar to Canaletto's views of London from the same vantage point

and Miss Mary Gawthorpe

Salt Office