Plaster model of female head and neck.

Fibreglass cast of child's head.

Free standing plaster female figure with long hair and and grey and blue glaze on drape. Left foot has broken off.

Portrait bust of female to waist, long hair tied in a bun at the base of her neck, without arms. Cracked. Possbily the work of Daphne Mayo; found in the conservation unit in February 2001.

Portrait bust of unidentified person. Possbily the work of Daphne Mayo; found in the conservation unit in February 2001.

Cast of the left hand of an unidentified person, mostly likely a woman. Approximately 25 cm in length from wrist to tip of middle finger. All fingers have broken off.Thumb and index finger are whole, other fingers have broken into two pieces. Metal wire from the end of the hand is tied in a knot. Possbily the work of Daphne Mayo; found in the conservation unit in February 2001.

Photograph taken by Les Dwyer, Canberra Studios, Manuka of the 11 delegates at the inaugural meeting in Canberra in June 1937 which founded the Australian Academy of Art. Photograph of Daphne Mayo in the front row, with Norman Carter, Sydney Ure Smith, Robert Gordon Menzies (the Federal Attorney-General), Rayner Hoff, and John Eldershaw. In the back row are William Beckwith McInnes, Han Heysen, Robert Henderson Croll, Harold Brocklebank Herbert and William Rowell. All figures identified in pen along lower margin of photograph; photographer's signature lower right margin and studio stamp on verso.

Photograph of the sandstone tympanum, entitled 'The Progress of Civilization in the State of Queensland', before being installed above the main entrance to Brisbane City Hall.

Mounted photograph of the tympanum at Holy Spirit Church, New Farm, Brisbane.

15 black and white photographs of Daphne Mayo's most reknowned works glued onto canvas.