Object of the week: December Fashions of London and Paris, 1805. From the Justin Howes Collection

Object of the week: The Hamlyn Book of Crosswords, no 2 designed by Mel Calman, 1978.

Object of the week: Kelmscott Press flyer advertising publication of 'Sidonia the Sorceress', translated by Lady Wilde, 1893 from the Justin Howes Collection

Object of the week: etching from near Grassington from the publication Ackroyd and Images, 1986 by Norman Ackroyd

Object of the week: abstract painting by unknown artist c1990s

Object of the week: Chrysanthemum and Bees by Raqib Shaw, 2001

Object of the week: Ritual by Oscar Ng.

Object of the week: Identity by Tresy Liaunardy. A bronze medal from the 2011/12 British Art Medal Society student project. This medal is in the form of a breast, with a scar shown on the reverse.

Object of the week: diploma certificate embossed with the seal of the Central School of Arts and Crafts by Edward Johnston, engraved by George Friend, 1930s.

Object of the week: It was Him/It was Me, a medal from the British Art Medal Society's student medal project XVI by Mina Jana, 2009.

Object of the week: Maker: Costume study of brocaded silk dress of the 1830s - purple with puffed sleeves and bow fastenings at front by Pegaret Anthony.

Object of the week: Maker: Costume design for Richard III Mounted costume design for Richard III in ermine robes & crown, Act IV, Sc ii by Pegaret Anthony.

Object of the week: Female figure in Greek costume by Pegaret Anthony.

Object of the week: male figure in 18th century coat and breeches by Jeannetta Cochrane.

Object of the week: male in 18th century theatrical dress by Norah Waugh, 1936

Object of the week: late 12th and early 13th century men's dress by Margaret Woodward.

We are delighted to announce that Queer Britain has secured a physical home for the UK's first national LGBTQ+ museum, for all. Queer Britain will open in Spring 2022, on Granary Square in London's Kings Cross. For more info please visit bit.ly/QBGranarySq

Object of the week: 'The Utility of Cork Ramps 1777' mounted pen and ink sketch of woman with elaborate hairstyle with hairdresser standing on her bustle from the collection of Pegaret Anthony,

it's only ONE WEEK until the 'Visible' LGBTQ+ Exhibition opens at Central Saint Martins Window Galleries! we can't wait 🤩 image credit: The Snog, Amelia Johnson

Object of the week: hand-made book on peasant costume with pencil notes and watercolour drawings by Norah Waugh.