Close view of the overmantle, once part of the Great Hall but now in the King's Room at Godolphin, near Helston, Cornwall
Close view of part of the overmantle, once part of the Great Hall but now in the King's Room at Godolphin, near Helston, Cornwall
Ornamental urns on the portico of the Palladian Chapel, begun in 1760 to the design of James Paine, at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Architectural detail on the Palladian Chapel, begun in 1760 to the design of James Paine, at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
The domed ceiling of the Palladian Chapel, begun in 1760 to the design of James Paine, at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Ceiling and column detail of the Palladian Chapel, begun in 1760 to the design of James Paine, at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Detail of the Tuscan columns and arched arcade of the Orangery, which was begun in 1772 to a design attributed to James Paine, at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Tuscan columns and arched arcade of the Orangery, which was begun in 1772 to a design attributed to James Paine, at Gibside, Newcastle upon Tyne
Close up of the plaster detail on the cornice at Florence Court in the Drawing Room
Close view of the arched window in the wooden gazebo in the garden at Finch Foundry
A detailed close up of the East Front of Dyrham Park
The Great Hall overmantel at Dunham Massey, is decorated with the coat of arms and boar supporters of the 2nd Earl of Warrington
A close up of old and broken slates in need of repair at Dudmaston Hall
The portico of Philipps House (formerly Dinton House) Wilts
Plasterwork ceiling in the Long Gallery at Croome Court, Croome Park, Worcestershire
Plasterwork flower motif of the window recess in the Rotunda, one of Capability Brown's "eye-catchers" built 1754-7 at Croome Court, Croome Park, Worcestershire
Stone bracket above a window at Croome Court, Croome Park, Worcestershire
Close detail of one of the capitals on the portico on the south front at Croome Court, Croome Park, Worcestershire
Green and gold decoration in the Salon at Croome Court, Croome Park, Worcestershire