An oblique view of the west front of Hatchlands, catching the late afternoon sun, with a swagged limestone urn from the C18th
An oblique view, from the S.E. of the south front of Upton House showing the terrace.
An oblique view, from the S.W. of the south front of Upton House showing the terrace.
An oblique view, from the south west, of Felbrigg Hall
AN OFFICER MAKING HIS BOW TO A LADY by Gerard TerBorch 1617-81 from Polesden Lacy
An oil painting of Strangford Lough in the Music Room at Mount Stewart
An old converted ship's hull on the edge of Holy Island Harbour, surrounded by rushes and grass, with the Castle on the horizon
An old leather horse collar hanging in the stables at Llanerchaeron, an C18th estate near Aberaeron
An old Olympia manual typewriter in the Library at Plas yn Rhiw, Pwllheli, Gwynedd
AN OLD WOMAN by the Master of St Severin (active late C15th to early C16th) from the Corridor at Polesden Lacey
An open area of Witley Common, with several straggly trees, and a carpet of heather stretching away to the denser wood
An open closet in the White Dressing Room
An open door with a view inside, at Mottisfont Abbey
An open drawer in the Study, showing a labelled antler and other finds, in the new house at Scotney
An opening in the panelling in the Yellow Room, showing a part of the old Priory building at Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire
AN ORANGE GIRL, signed and dated 1885, by Edward Patry RBA
An orange Tiger Lily, lilium lancifolium, associates well with the hot colour schemes in the herbaceous borders of the lily garden at Barrington Court
An orderly array of tools in the Gardener's Tool Shed, at Hinton Ampner
An oriel window at Hartwell House, a historic house hotel in Buckinghamshire
An ornate garden pavilion in the corner of the garden at Montacute
AN OSTRICH, by Francis Barlow at Clandon Park, Surrey
An outline of Souter Lighthouse and fog station against the background of a sunset sky, taken from the coastal path
An outside toilet in the communal courtyard of the Birmingham Back to Backs with the water cistern high on the wall, an enamel chamber pot, and newspaper cut & strung for use as toilet paper
An Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus) nest with eggs laid onto the shingle of the beach at Orford Ness
