THE FOUR TIMES OF DAY: NIGHT by William Hogarth (1697-1764) from Upton House
The fourteenth-century ruin of Scotney Castle with the nineteenth-century house designed by Salvin beyond, at Lamberhurst, Kent
The French cabinet in carved and partly gilded walnut, dating from around 1580, in the Withdrawing Chamber at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire
The French Dining Room with Rococo 'boiseries' panelling & marble chimney-piece from the Chateau d'Asnieres, near Paris
The Front Bedroom at Baddesley Clinton, West Midlands
The front door at 59 Rodney Street, Liverpool, the E. Chambre Hardman Studio - showing the flanking columns with the names of Burrell & Hardman.
The Front door at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London, the home of writer Thomas Carlyle and his wife from 1834 to 1881
The front door of The Homewood designed by Patrick Gwynne is beneath the dramatic car-port canopy and surrounded by square glass blocks which encase the door in light
The front facade of Castle Coole
The front of Florence Court seen from the south east
The front of Hatchlands Park built in the 1750s for Admiral Boscawen set in a beautiful Repton Park
The front of Hatchlands, a three-storey red brick house designed by the architect, Stiff Leadbetter
The front of Rainham Hall, an elegant Georgian house, built in 1729
The front of the Old Post Office buildings in the centre of the village at Tintagel
The front of Trelissick House showing the front border
The front parlour of the 1840s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with the table laid
The front parlour of the 1870s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with a lit fire, an overmantle mirror and table laid with crockery
The front parlour of the 1930s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with a rug in front of the range and fireplace
The frontage of No.20 Forthlin Road
THE FUNERAL PROCESSION OF WILLIAM CANYNGE 1474 oil on panel by Edward Villiers Rippingille
