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- General Philip Honywood ( )
- Sir William Hamilton (d.1704), Lord Whytelaw, Hon. FRCSEd (1700)
- Sir George Rooke
- Arthur Vansittart (1691–1760) (detail)
- Portrait of an Unknown Gentleman
- The Duchess of Rutland (possibly Katherine Manners, née Noel, 1657–1733, Duchess of Rutland, wife of John Manners, 1st Duke of Rutland)
- George Hunt (1720 –1798), as a Child
- Mary Osbaldeston (1678–before 1721), Lady Wroth
- Elizabeth Noel (d.1705), Lady Norton
- Portrait of a Gentleman in a Red Turban
- Sir Watkin Williams Wynn (1692–1749), Bt
- John Ivory Talbot (1687–1772)
- Sir William Carew (1689–1743 1744), 5th Bt, MP
- Portrait of an Unknown Man in a Blue Cloak
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- Portrait of an Unknown Gentleman
- Sir George Rooke
- James Craggs the Elder
- Sir William Hamilton (d.1704), Lord Whytelaw, Hon. FRCSEd (1700)
- Sir William Carew (1689–1743 1744), 5th Bt, MP
- Mary Vere Robartes (d.1758), Mrs Thomas Hunt II
- Lord Matthew Aylmer (c.1655–1720)
- Alexander Edgar, FRCSEd (1697)
- Thomas Hunt II of Mollington, Cheshire (1684–1739)
- John Ivory Talbot (1687–1772)
- The Duchess of Rutland (possibly Katherine Manners, née Noel, 1657–1733, Duchess of Rutland, wife of John Manners, 1st Duke of Rutland)
- General Philip Honywood ( )
- Portrait of a Gentleman (traditionally identified as Samuel Chetham)
- Portrait of an Unknown Man in a Blue Cloak
- The Reverend and Right Honourable Richard Hill (1654–1727)
- Charles Montagu (1661–1715), 1st Earl of Halifax, One of the Founders of the Bank of England
- Sir Robert Walpole (1676–1745), Later 1st Earl of Orford
- Portrait of a Gentleman in a Red Turban
- Mary Osbaldeston (1678–before 1721), Lady Wroth