Replicas of finds from the Sutton Hoo Saxon burial site - richly decorated Anglo-Saxon helmet of war
Replicas of finds from the Sutton Hoo Saxon burial site - richly decorated Anglo-Saxon helmet of war modelled by man wearing a bear skin
Replicas of finds from the Sutton Hoo Saxon burial site - the Royal Standard with bulls horn decorative details
Replicas of finds from the Sutton Hoo Saxon burial site - tunic, chain mail shirt, spear and axe hammer on a bear skin
Replicas of finds from the Sutton Hoo Saxon burial site - woven floor covering
REST ON THE FLIGHT, WITH ANGELS by Giuseppe Chiari (1654-1727) from Calke Abbey
RETURN FROM THE CONTINENT or THE FAMILY HUZZLED by Phillips, 1827
REV RICHARD NOEL-HILL, 4TH LORD BERWICK (1774-1848) by John Hayter in the Drawing Room at Attingham Park, 1847, chalk
REV. FRANCIS WILLIAM, 5TH BARON DYNEVOR, (1804-1878) by The Hon. Henry Richard Graves (op.1846-1881)
REVEREND ALBAN THOMAS JONES GWYNNE by Mather Brown (1761-1831) (post conservation)
RHODA MAY AND SOPHIA ELIZA BAIRD, oil on canvas, double portrait by William Gush
RHODA MAY BAIRD by an unknown artist
Rhododendron "Cornish Red" in the garden at Lanydrock, Cornwall
Rhododendron in flower in May at Stourhead, Wiltshire
Rhododendron siderophyllum in flower at Trelissick Garden, near Truro, Cornwall
Rhododendrons glimpsed between the gnarled old trunks of trees with spring flowers in the grass beneath
Rhododendrons in June flowering in front of the Jacobean Hall at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Rhossili Bay on the Gower Peninsula in South Wales, the view down to the empty beach with Rhossili Down on the right
Richard Baxter "The Life of Faith" (London 1670) with ownership inscription of Dorothy Upton, mother in law of William Conyngham
RICHARD HILL OF HAWKSTONE (1654-1727),(109), artist unknown, English 1690s
RICHARD LEGH (1634-87) by Sir Peter Lely (1618-1680)
RICHARD LUCY, English 17th-century, from the Great Hall
RICHARD PENNANT, LORD PENRHYN OF PENRHYN, COUNTY LOUTH (1739-1808) AND HIS DOG 'CRAB' painted by Henry Thomson RA in the 1790s; at Penrhyn Castle