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| Kelvingrove Art Gallery (1901) (Kelvingrove Park) was opened as part of Glasgow International Exhibition. Glasgow, Scotland. Architect: John William Simpson & Edmund John Milner Allen. | Ladies' Luncheon Room decor (1900) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Miss Cranston's tearoom at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Ladies' Luncheon Room chairs, partition & cake display case (1900) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Miss Cranston's tearoom at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Miss Cranston's Tearoom Luncheon Room chairs (1900) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Ingram Street Tearoom oak chair (1900) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Miss Cranston's Tearoom food display cabinet (1900) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh & Buchanan St. tearoom coat stand (1897) by George Walton & Co. at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Miss Cranston's Tearoom Luncheon Room cutlery (1900) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Argyle Street Tearoom oak armchair (1898-9) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Argyle Street Tearoom oak armchair (1898-9) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh & stained glass door panel by George Walton & Co. at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Ingram Street Tearoom gesso Wassail panel (1900) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Ingram Street Tearoom lead panel (1900-1) by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Willow Tearoom gesso story of Willowwood panel (1903) by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Ingram Street Oak Room chairs (1907 & 9) both by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Ingram Street Oak Room pendant lamp (1907) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Ingram Street Oak Room sideboard (1907) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Ingram Street Chinese Room decor (1911) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Ingram Street Chinese Room decor (1911) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Ingram Street Chinese Room table & chairs (1911) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Hill House candlesticks (1904) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh made by Alex Martin & David W. Hislop at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Domino clock (1917) by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Glasgow-style chair at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Ladies' Luncheon Room stained glass window prob. by George Walton & Co. at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Argyle Street Tearoom stained glass door panel by George Walton & Co. at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Glasgow-style glass fronted cabinet at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Brussels armchair (1900) by George Walton & Co. at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Mahogany armchair (c1903) prob. by George Walton & Co. at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Fireplace (1901) by Ernest Archibald Taylor made by Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow & shown at Exhibition of Art, Science & Industry (1901) at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Display cabinet (1901) by Ernest Archibald Taylor made by Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Wardrobe (1901) by Ernest Archibald Taylor made by Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Wardrobe detail (1901) by Ernest Archibald Taylor made by Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Writing bureau (c1903) by Ernest Archibald Taylor made by Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Washstand (c1900) by John Ednie for Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Bedside cabinet (c1900) by John Ednie for Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Cast iron & oak chair (c1870) by Christopher Dresser for Coalbrookdale of Shropshire at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Copper kettle (c1880-5) by Christopher Dresser for Benham & Froud of London at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Silver milk jug (1885) by Christopher Dresser for Elkington & Co. of Birmingham & London at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Hexagonal library table (1901) by George Logan made by Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Ashet soup tureen (c1903) by George Logan made by Keeling & Co., Staffordshire at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Square brass planter (c1900) by Marion Henderson Wilson of Glasgow school at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Triptych with romantic Art Nouveau themes (c1905) by Marion Henderson Wilson of Glasgow school at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Detail of triptych with romantic Art Nouveau themes (c1905) by Marion Henderson Wilson of Glasgow school at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Music stained glass (c1891) by David Gauld in Glasgow style at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Honesty mirror (c1896) by Frances Macdonald in Glasgow style at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Badge for Glasgow School of Art (c1898) by Jessie M. King at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Metalwork items (c1898-1911) by Glasgow School of Art artists including mirrors on top by Jessie M. King at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Writing bureau (c1903) by Ernest Archibald Taylor; hexagonal library table (1901) by George Logan & Washstand (c1900) by John Ednie, all made by Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Glasgow-style Art Nouveau tall clock (1900) with brass face by Margaret Thomson Wilson at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Art Nouveau brass clock face (1900) by Margaret Thomson Wilson of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Brass wall clock (1900) by Peter Wylie Davidson of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Brass alms dish (c1900) by Margaret Gilmour of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Silver & enamel presentation quaich (1904) by Glasgow School of Art for James Reid & Co. of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Silver chalice with paua shell (1906) by Ramsay Traquair, with enamels by Phoebe Anna Traquair & metalwork by John Maitland Talbot at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Cup & saucer (1906) painted by Helen Walton of Glasgow School or Art at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Glassware (c1909-10) painted by Helen Walton or Hannah Walton of Glasgow School or Art at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Glass fingerbowls with ducks & frogs (c1910) painted by Helen Walton or Hannah Walton of Glasgow School or Art at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | German or Dutch beer & wine glasses (late 16th or early 17thC) at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Silver cake basket (c1776) by Milne & Campbell of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Porcelain punch bowl (late 18th or early 19thC) by Derby Porcelain Works at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Silver quaiches (1704) by John Luke Jr. & (1745) by James Glen both of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Mahogany sideboard (c1800) made in Scotland with tureen (c1750-75) by Delftfield Pottery of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
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| Earthenware Arts & Crafts vase with fish & scale decoration (1882-8) by William de Morgan of Merton Abbey workshop, Surrey, England at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Cast iron railing by Walter MacFarlane & Co. of Glasgow at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Stained glass panel (c1910) from a Glasgow tenement flat at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. | Utility furniture (1942-8) which could only be purchased with wartime utility furniture ration coupons at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Glasgow, Scotland. |
