The coastline at Murlough Bay, Northern Island, looking north Bay, Northern Island, looking north west toward Fair west toward Fair Head
The coastline near Carrick-a-Rede in northern Ireland, showing two rocky islands
The coat of arms of Katherine Parr on the wall of Dragon, at Snowshill Manor
The coat of arms of Kenulf 13th, King of Mercia, on the wall of Dragon at Snowshill Manor
The Cockle Hole
THE COGNOSCENTI by Thomas Patch (1725-1782), in the North Gallery at Petworth House
The Cole Arabian in an Indian Landscape
The Column to Liberty monument which rises to 140 feet at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
The columned portico at Godolphin House, once the home of Queen Anne's Lord High Treasurer, Sidney Godolphin, near Helston, Cornwall
The columns of the Temple of Piety, looking out over Studley Royal Water Garden, North Yorkshire
The Common Parlour with the table laid with tea and cakes and the dresser behind, at Wordsworth House
The Comte de Flahaut's pen tray on the Regence Boulle writing desk in the Drawing Room at Berrington Hall, Herefordshire
The Cook's Sitting Room, table laid for tea with hot muffins and a copper kettle, cook's uniform hanging on a peg
The cool wooded banks of the River Lyd in the Lyd Valley, Devon
The Copse
The Corner Bedroom at Berrington Hall showing Victorian half- tester bed from Sherborne Park with a coverlet said to have been used by Queen Anne of Denmark, wife of James I
The Corner Bedroom at Westwood Manor, near Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire
The corner sweet shop, Candies, on the junction of Hurst Street and Inge Street, part of Court 15, Birmingham Back to Backs
The Coronation Avenue was planted at Anglesey in 1937 to commemorate the coronation of George VI and Elizabeth
The cottage at Cherryburn with view across the Tyne Valley, drystone wall, path and hens in the foreground, seen on a sunny day in June 1992
THE COTTON MILL, HOUSE AND WHARF OF RICHARD LENOIR by Charles Thevenin (1764-1838)
The Council Chamber of Newtown Old Town Hall on the Isle of Wight
THE COUNCIL OF HORSES by John Ferneley Senior (1782-1860), illustrating one of John Gay's Fables written in 1727
