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Samuel Henry William Llewellyn

Sir William Llewellyn;Samuel Henry William Llewellyn

Richard Thomas Wright, Secretary to the Syndicate (1892–1911) (1889)

Landscape (1889)

Evening at Padstow, Cornwall (1890)

John Stone Wigg, Mayor of Tunbridge Wells (1889–1891) (1890)

Christ Crowned with Thorns (1890)

Old Whitby, North Yorkshire (1893)

Old Whitby, North Yorkshire (1893)

Field Marshal Sir George Stuart White (1835–1912), VC, OM (1893)

Sir Reginald Hardy (1848–1938), 2nd Bt, of Dunstall Park (1893)

Sir Reginald Hardy (1893)

Alderman Thomas William Jacobs, Mayor of Cardiff (1887–1888) (1895)

Sir John Barnes, 1st Baron Gorrell, Judge (1896)

Sir John Barnes, 1st Baron Gorrell (1848–1913), Judge (1896)

Viscount Molyneux (1903)

Viscount Molyneux (1898–1972) (1903)

Queen Mary (1867–1953) (1912)

Ethel Mary (1891–1970), 15th Countess of Lauderdale (1913)

Gwendoline (d.1929), 14th Countess of Lauderdale (1913)

Herbert Francis Eaton (1848–1925), Lord Cheylesmore (1914)

Sir Harcourt Everard Clare (1916)

Irene Elizabeth Miller Mundy (d.1937), Countess of Enniskillen (1916)

William Coles Pendarves (b.1841), JP, Chairman of the Council (1907–1919) (1918)

William Coles Pendarves (1918)

Mary (1867–1953), Queen Consort of George V (1919)

Henry Thomas Hare (1861–1921), PRIBA (1919)

Sir William Davison (1872–1953), MP (1919)

Sir Aston Webb (1921)

Anthony Bowlby (1855–1929), 1st Bt, KCB, KCMG, KCVC (1921)

Sir William C. Gray (1867–1924) (1921)

Sir Aston Webb (1849–1930) (1921)

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