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A cameo portrait of John Wesley in profile. It is identical to 95-001-007.

A cameo portrait of John Wesley in profile mounted on an olive green, velvet backing. Excepting the backing, it is identical to 95-001-006.

A framed cameo portrait of John Wesley in profile.

A cameo portrait of John Wesley in profile.

A portrait of John Wesley holding a bible in front of a curtain and a shelf of books.

A terra cotta cameo portrait of John Wesley in profile, framed with an oakleaf and acorn fastener. A label on the back reads, "Given to me by Rev. G. Stemper Rowe 1898, modeled by his son Leeds, terra cotta."

A white cameo portrait of John Wesley in profile with a rose and clover fastener.

A black cameo portrait of John Wesley in a frame with an oak leaf and acorn fastner.

A white cameo portrait of John Wesley in profile, framed in a gilded shadow box.

A framed plaster cameo portrait of John Wesley in profile with a label on the back reading, "given to me by Rev. G. T. Rowe... modeled from a cloak fastener given to them by Rev. R. Green 1898." There is an additional note by R. Thursfield Smith on the back.

A painted portrait of John Wesley based on the William Hamilton portrait, and possibly on the John Jackson engraving of the Hamilton portrait.

A painted bust of John Wesley on a faux-marble base. The bust has been repaired. Identical to 95-001-036 and similar to 95-001-030.

A painted bust of John Wesley on a faux-marble base. Similar to 95-001-029 and 95-001-036.

A bust of John Wesley.

A bust of John Wesley with the inscription, "The Rev. John Wesley, M.A., Fellow of Lincoln College Oxford, and founder of Methodism. He sat for this bust to the late Enoch Wood, Esq. Burslem 1781 and died in 1791 aged 88 years."

A bust of John Wesley. Previously attributed to Louis-François Roubiliac.

A bust of John Wesley.

A painted ceramic bust of John Wesley.

A painted ceramic figurine of John Wesley holding a bible.

A ceramic teapot decorated with a portrait of John Wesley. The inscription reads "The Rev. John Wesley, M.A. aged 83, 1785" [sic] on the side with the portrait, and "Let your Conversation be as becometh the Gospel of CHRIST" on the reverse. The lid is decorated with a floral pattern. Repairs have been made to both the handle and lid.

A cracked ceramic teapot decorated with a portrait of John Wesley after the Nathaniel Hone depiction. The inscription reads: "John Wesley, M.A. Fellow of Lincoln College Oxford" on the side with Wesley's portrait, and "Let your Conversation be as becometh the Gospel of CHRIST" on the reverse. The lid is decorated with angel faces framed by wings.