The Parlour at Coggeshall, Paycockes
The Parlour at Moseley Old Hall
The Parlour at Plas yn Rhiw, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, looking towards the Columbia Grafonola wind-up gramophone and a Regency secretaire
The Parlour mantelpiece at Hill Top
The Parlour of the Apprentice House on the estate at Styal, with lighted fire, fire-irons, bellows, copper kettle and wooden armchairs
The Parlour, probably the original kitchen, in The Old Post Office at Tintagel, with its beamed hearth, Windsor chairs, long case clock and other 19th century domestic features
The Parnell Bedroom, Castle Ward
THE PASSAGE OF THE HUDSON RIVER, by Dominic Serres
The Pastry Room at Petworth ready for baking fruit tarts with sieves, mixing bowls, baking trays, rolling pins, and a scale
The Paterson Children by Sir Henry Raebum RA(1756-1823)
The path leading to Yew Tree Farm, Coniston, in the Lake District
The Paved Room, Hardwick
The Pavilion from the south, executed by James Paine, from 1736 onwards, but possibly formulated by a Yorkshire gentleman-architect, Colonel James Moyser
The pediment and domed roof of the Palladian Chapel, begun in 1760 to the design of James Paine, at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
The pedimented French cabinet at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire
THE PENITENT MAGDALEN, after Titian(1485-1576)
