Detail of the limewood carving in the Marble Hall at Belton House, Lincolnshire, UK, depicting gamebirds, peapods and ears of corn, possibly by Grinling Gibbons
Detail of the main portico on the south elevation of Tatton Park
Detail of the marquetry on the middle drawer of the Boulle bureau plat, or writing table, in the Red Room at Petworth House, West Sussex
Detail of the Molyneux Globe, in the North Gallery at Petworth
Detail of the monogram engraving on a "not gilt" dessert waiter by Peter Archambo, 1732, (DUN.S.283) Part of the silver collection at Dunham Massey, photographed for the Country House Silver book.
Detail of the North Door in The Saloon at Uppark, showing ornate carving and gilding
Detail of the oak dole gate from the Convent of Denny, in the Dining Room at Coughton Court, Warwickshire
Detail of the Organ at Giant's Causeway, basalt rock formation
Detail of the original plank and muntin screen decorated with paintings from C15th in the Parlour, looking through to the Hall at Marker's Cottage
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Detail of the P.M.Ward Collection at Llanerchaeron
Detail of the painted floor in The Tyrconnel Room at Belton House incorporating the Belton greyhound, possibly a late Victorian neo-Caroline pastiche
Detail of the patchwork bedspread in Mrs Carlyle's bedroom at at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London, the home of writer Thomas Carlyle and his wife from 1834 to 1881
Detail of the patchwork bedspread in the Yellow Bedroom at Plas yn Rhiw, Pwllheli, Gwynedd
Detail of the patterned wallpaper in the Red Room at Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire
Detail of the Peacock wallpaper in the Lobby near the Red Bedroom at Erddig
Detail of the Pennyman Cup 1772 in the Dining Room
Detail of the plasterwork ceiling in The Boudoir at Belton House, designed by James Wyatt in 1776-1777
Detail of the plasterwork ceiling in the Hall at Trerice showing an ornamental section decorated with the initials K.A.
Detail of the plasterwork ceiling in the Long Gallery at Lanhydrock
Detail of the plasterwork ceiling in the Study in the new house at Scotney Castle, Kent
Detail of the plasterwork cornice in the Drawing Room at Llanerchaeron
Detail of the plasterwork on the Entrance Hall ceiling at Saltram, showing the life-size figure of Mercury, god of good fortune, wealth and roads
Detail of the plasterwork Saloon ceiling of 1772-3 at Chirk Castle
