Other Works
| Name | Location | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Bust of Philip James Bailey | Nottingham Nottinghamshire | Toft created this bronze bust and panel which stands on a pedestal within the grounds of Nottingham Castle. |
| Memorial to Mr.Jonathan White | Nottingham Nottinghamshire | This bust was sculpted by Toft in 1891 and also stands in the Nottingham Castle grounds.. |
| The Bather | Victoria and Albert Museum London | This 1915 work is held in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London to whom it was lent by the Tate Gallery. |
| Study of the actress Ellaline Terriss | Held in a private collection | This bronze by Toft dates to 1901. |
| The Spirit of Contemplation | Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne | This work dates to 1906. See photograph in gallery below. |
| Children of the Sculptor | Held in a private collection | This study by Toft of three of his children was executed in 1904. |
| Frank Brangwyn | Cardiff Glamorgan | This study by Toft is held in the Amgueddfa Cymru Caerdydd Accession number: NMW A 2988. |
| Maternity | Held in a private collection | This is one of Toft's works said to show the influence of the Lantéri-Dalou tradition |
| The King Edward VII Memorial | Birmingham | This statue by Toft is located in Highgate Park, Birmingham, England. It was made of Carrara marble and unveiled in 1913. |
| Statue of Queen Victoria | Nottingham Nottinghamshire | This statue dates to 1905. Toft also created sculptures of Queen Victoria for Leamington Spa and South Shields. |
| Fate-led | Liverpool Merseyside | This work by Toft is held at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool. |
| Statue of Henry Richard | Tregaron | This statue by Toft was unveiled on 18 August 1893. It is located in Tregaron Square, Tregaron. |
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