The Hall at Upton House from the bottom of staircase with view to stone chimney-piece in style of William Kent, and the mid C17th Brussels tapestries
THE HALL by Nicholas Condy, hanging in the Exhibition room at Antony
The hall chimneypiece at Gunby Hall showing some framed lines of verse, supposedly written by Tennyson about Gunby Hall
The Hall looking towards the bay window at Standen, Sussex
The Hall looking towards the Painted Staircase at Hanbury Hall
The Hall looking towards the Parlour at Plas yn Rhiw, Pwllheli, Gwynedd
The Hall showing the fireplace and part of the staircase at East Riddlesden Hall, West Yorkshire
The Hall towards the fireplace and alcove in the new house at Scotney
The Hallway at No.20 Forthlin Road
The Hallway of Mr. Straw's House
THE HAM HOUSE ROMAN CONVERSATION PIECE attributed to John Brown (1749-1787), at Ham House, Richmond-upon-Thames
The Ham House Roman Conversation Piece, Attributed to John Brown (1749-1787)
The Hare - a study for 'The Forest' tapestry by Philip Speakman Webb (Oxford 1831 - West Sussex 1915)
THE HARLOT'S PROGRESS: QUARRELS WITH HER PROTECTOR after William Hogarth (1697-1764) hung at Ascott
The harp and music stand in the Music Room at Westwood Manor, near Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire
The hat stand adorned with a range of headgear and a chest with walking sticks, in the Front Hall at Coughton Court, Warwickshire
The head and fore-legs of a beaver from a motif on the Marian Needlework at Oxburgh Hall
The head of 'A Lion of the Sea' from a motif on the Marian Needlework at Oxburgh Hall
The head of a bird against a blue & white striped background as part of a motif from the Marian Needlework at Oxburgh Hall
THE HEAD OF A BOY, style of Carel Fabritius (1622-1654) from the Corridor at Polesden Lacey
The head of a horse-like creature from a motif on the Marian Needlework at Oxburgh Hall
The head of an eighteenth century artist's model or lay figure, part of the Charles Wade collection in Seraphim at Snowshill Manor, Gloucestershire
The head of one of a pair of Coade sphinxes guarding the southern portico at Croome Court, Croome Park, Worcestershire
The heath on the top of Divis mountain, near Belfast in Northern Ireland
