Two Sheep in profile, face to face, in a Lakeland Landscape...
Two small penny-farthing bicycles, part of the collection of Charles Wade in Hundred Wheels at Snowshill Manor
Two standing stones in the Circle and a tree standing out against the blue sky at Avebury
Two tall trees festooned with snow, lit by the low winter sun, on the banks of the frozen dyke
Two Topeng theatre masks from Java, part of the Charles Wade collection at Snowshill Manor, Gloucestershire
TWO VIEWS OF WINDSOR by Wenceslaus Hollar at Anglesey Abbey
TWO WOMEN READING SCROLLS an original print by TOYOKUNI
Two woodpeckers - One of a series of thirteen bird and butterfly paintings in the Small Dining Room in the new house at Scotney Castle, Kent
Two young birds amongst grass on the Farne Islands
Two-tier cabinet with round-arch openings in the Withdrawing Chamber at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire
TYNTESFIELD FROM THE PARK - A view showing the house before John Norton's remodelling, and the early terrace gardens
Tyrconnel Room at Belton House
Tyre tracks on the beach following the clear-up operation - the aftermath of the MSC Napoli shedding its cargo, now washed up on the beach at Branscombe, Devon
Ullswater at dawn, mist rising, flat calm
Underfloor heating - stone pillars - in living room at Chedworth Roman Villa, north wing, Gloucestershire, the remains of one of the largest Romano-British villas in the country
Underside of the tester of the State Bed in the Queen Anne Room at Dunham Massey, Cheshire
Unemployed
Uniforms and hunting clothes belonging to members of the Cawley family at Berrington Hall, Herefordshire
UNKNOWN BOY AS APOLLO a portrait, 17th century, English School,at Treasurer's House, York, after conservation
UNKNOWN FRENCH NOBLEMAN, a portrait miniature of the French School, c.1680-90, at Florence Court, Co Fermanagh.
UNKNOWN LADY by Samuel Cooper (1609-1672), miniature painting in the Green Closet at Ham House, Richmond-upon-Thames
UNKNOWN MAN
Unusual rock formations on the Farne Islands
Upper floor containing the saloon of the Boathouse at Greenway, Devon, which was the holiday home of the crime writer Agatha Christie between 1938 and 1976
