Other works
Bacon's notable works include:
Moses Striking the Rock (1792) RA
Bust of his father, John Bacon RA (1798)
Monument to Edward Waldergrave, Church of St Thomas the Apostle, Navestock, Essex
Tomb of Dr William Heberden (1801) in Windsor Parish Church
Monument to Lord Rokeby, Armagh Cathedral, (1802)
Bust of William Markham, Archbishop of York (1804) in Christ Church, Oxford
Bust of Dr Maxwell Garthshore (1804) at RA
Monument to John Burland, Wells Cathedral, (1804)
Monuments, featuring carved military trophies and symbols, to John Yorke, died 1798, and Martin Yorke, died 1805, in the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Speldhurst Hill, Kent
Monument to Joseph Sykes, died 1805, Church of Saint Andrew, Kirk Ella, East Yorkshire
Monument to Francis Heneage, died 1807, in the Church of Saint Mary, Hainton, East Lindsey, Lincolnshire
Several monuments to members of the Langham family, who died between 1807 and 1812, in the Church of All Saints, Cottesbrooke, Northamptonshire
Monument to Sir William Bensley, Bletchingley, Surrey (1809)
Monument to General Giles Stibbert (1809) in South Stoneham
Memorial, a deep relief plaque, to Captain George Bryan, Westminster Abbey, (1809)
Monument consisting of a panel and sculpture group, now separated, to General Coote Manningham, Westminster Abbey (1809)
Monument to Thomas Drake Tyrwhitt-Drake (1809) in Amersham
Statues of Marquess Wellesley, Calcutta and Mumbai, (1809)
Monument to Dr John Littlehales MD, Winchester Cathedral, (1810)
Monument to Charles Lawson, Manchester Cathedral, (1810)
Monument to John Creighton, St. John's Anglican Church (Lunenburg), Nova Scotia, (1810)
Memorial, with medallion portrait, to Dr John Plenderleath, Westminster Abbey, (1811)
Monument to General Crawfurd and General Henry MacKinnon, St Paul's Cathedral, (1812)
Statue of George III, Bank of Ireland (1813)
Monument to Admiral Sir William Rowley, Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk, (1813)
Monument to George Fraser, Canterbury Cathedral, (1813)
Tablet memorials to Thomas and Sophia Lambard, 1813, the Parish Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Sevenoaks, Kent
Memorial to Sarah Mansfield, died 1813, Church of Saint James the Great, Birstall, Leicestershire
Monument to Sir Thomas Trigge, Westminster Abbey, (1814)
Memorial, now lost, to Rev Dr Luttrell Wynne, Westminster Abbey cloisters (1814)
Monument to Baron Heathfield, died 1813, in the Church of Saint Andrew, Buckland Monachorum, Devon
Monument to Sir Henry Sullivan (1814) in Thames Ditton
Monument to Henry Jodrell MP (1814) in Letheringsett
Memorial tablet to Mary Markham, Westminster Abbey cloisters, (1814)
Monuments to members of the Starkey family, who died between 1805 and 1815, in St Margaret's Church, Wrenbury, Cheshire
Monument to Sir Henry Strachey, 1st Baronet (1816) in Chew Magna
Monument to the Duchess of Chandos (1816) in Worlingworth
Wall monument to Sir John Sheffield and Rev. Robert Sheffield, 1816, Church of St Andrew, Burton upon Stather, Lincolnshire
Monument to Sir John Lombe (1817) in Bylaugh
Monuments to Lydia Buckley, died 1812, and John Buckley, died 1817, in the Brockhampton Chapel, Herefordshire
Memorial to Lieutenant Thomas Davies, St. Mary's Church, Chennai (1818)
Monument to Bishop John Parsons, Balliol College, Oxford (1818)
Monument to Edward Madden, Chichester Cathedral, (1819)
Monument to Augusta Slade, Chester Cathedral, (1822)
Monument to Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, Stratton Audley, Oxfordshire (1822)
Reredos of St Laurence's Church in Exeter (c.1835)
The Flight of Aeneas from Troy, Foundling Museum, London (1839) panel over doorway
Tomb of his daughter aka Mrs Medley in St Thomas' Church, Exeter (1842)
Wall memorial, with figure, to Rev. Thomas Robinson, Church of Saint Mary de Castro, Leicester Castle Yard
A monument in the Church of Saint Mary, Churchgate, Stockport
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London holds two memorials by Bacon from demolished churches;- a memorial to Anna Rhodes, 1764-1796, from the church of St. James's, Hampstead Road, London and a marble memorial plaque to Elizabeth Raynsford, 1722-1810, from the church of St. Denis at Faxton, Northants.
