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The Attic Study at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London, the home of writer Thomas Carlyle and his wife from 1834 to 1881

The Attic Study at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London, the home of writer Thomas Carlyle and his wife from 1834 to 1881
Decoupage screen decorated by Jane Carlyle in 1849, in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House , London

Decoupage screen decorated by Jane Carlyle in 1849, in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House , London
Decoupage screen decorated by Jane Carlyle in 1849 in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House , London

Decoupage screen decorated by Jane Carlyle in 1849 in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House , London
Decoupage screen decorated by Jane Carlyle in 1849 in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House , London

Decoupage screen decorated by Jane Carlyle in 1849 in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House , London
Decoupage screen decorated by Jane Carlyle in 1849 in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House , London

Decoupage screen decorated by Jane Carlyle in 1849 in the Drawing Room at Carlyle's House , London
The Library at Hinton Ampner, Hampshire with Regency furniture and Ralph Dutton's collection of books

The Library at Hinton Ampner, Hampshire with Regency furniture and Ralph Dutton's collection of books
The Library at Hinton Ampner, Hampshire with Regency furniture and Ralph Dutton's collection of books

The Library at Hinton Ampner, Hampshire with Regency furniture and Ralph Dutton's collection of books
Detail of the ebonised table cabinet created in c.1875 from earlier elements, in the Drawing Room at Hinton Ampner, Hampshire.

Detail of the ebonised table cabinet created in c.1875 from earlier elements, in the Drawing Room at Hinton Ampner, Hampshire.
The front parlour of the 1870s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with a lit fire, an overmantle mirror and table laid with crockery

The front parlour of the 1870s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with a lit fire, an overmantle mirror and table laid with crockery
The front parlour of the 1840s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with the table laid

The front parlour of the 1840s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with the table laid
The first floor bedroom of the 1840s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with a double bed and tester and lace cover

The first floor bedroom of the 1840s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs, with a double bed and tester and lace cover
The first floor bedroom of the 1840s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs

The first floor bedroom of the 1840s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs
The second floor bedroom in the 1870s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs

The second floor bedroom in the 1870s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs
The second floor bedroom in the 1870s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs, with an iron-framed bed

The second floor bedroom in the 1870s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs, with an iron-framed bed
The second floor bedroom in the 1870s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs, showing two beds with a chamber pot under one of them

The second floor bedroom in the 1870s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs, showing two beds with a chamber pot under one of them
Close view of the watchmaker's tools in the 1840s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs

Close view of the watchmaker's tools in the 1840s house at the Birmingham Back to Backs
A candlestick, tobacco jars and printed ephemera on the mantlepiece of the front parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs

A candlestick, tobacco jars and printed ephemera on the mantlepiece of the front parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs
A candlestick and ornament on the mantlepiece of the front parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs

A candlestick and ornament on the mantlepiece of the front parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs
A loaf of bread, some butter, a tin of tobacco and other miscellaneous items on a side table in the parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs

A loaf of bread, some butter, a tin of tobacco and other miscellaneous items on a side table in the parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs
A loaf of bread, some butter, a tin of tobacco and other miscellaneous items on a side table in the parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs

A loaf of bread, some butter, a tin of tobacco and other miscellaneous items on a side table in the parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs
Bread and butter, and a loaf, on a side table in the parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs

Bread and butter, and a loaf, on a side table in the parlour of the 1930s house in the Birmingham Back to Backs
Cherrywood fan, signed by the participants in the Congress of Berlin, 1878, at Hughenden Manor, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Cherrywood fan, signed by the participants in the Congress of Berlin, 1878, at Hughenden Manor, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
The West Drawing Room at Oxburgh Hall, fifteenth-century moated manor house, King's Lynn, Norfolk

The West Drawing Room at Oxburgh Hall, fifteenth-century moated manor house, King's Lynn, Norfolk
Benjamin Disraeli's motto "Forti Nihil Difficile" (To the Brave Nothing is Difficult)

Benjamin Disraeli's motto "Forti Nihil Difficile" (To the Brave Nothing is Difficult)