The Amboyna wood centre table in the Drawing Room at Coughton Court, Warwickshire
The Steward's Cup Trophy of 1877 won at Goodwood by Herald, one of Sir William Throckmorton's horses, on the table in the Dining Room at Coughton Court, Warwickshire
Corner of the bakehouse at Lanhydrock
The auditorium, seen from the stage, at the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
The auditorium at the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
View of the Hall from Octagon door towards staircase and front window
Covered area at the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Matilda Blanche Gibb's new bathroom, refitted by the cabinetmakers Collier & Plucknett at Tyntesfield
Kettle trestle in fireplace with copper kettle in the Larkspur Dressing Room
Detail of the shutters in the Drawing Room, with carving by James Plucknett, at Tyntesfield
Oakum - old pieces of rope which the inmates were made to unravel
View North East to Victorian stone & marble fireplace in Morning Room at Tyntesfield
The Dressing Room at Carlyle's House showing Carlyle's towel rail, wash-basin and enamel hip-bath
Medium view of Dining Room at Tyntesfield towards lancet windows with carved stone gothic heads, carved oak panelled walls with cupboards underneath & flowers on table
The North Bedroom in The Old Post Office at Tintagel
The fireplace in the Hall in the Tintagel Old Post Office, now restored to show how it looked when used as a post office in the 19th century
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
View of the Kitchen at Calke Abbey shown as it was found by the National Trust, with characteristic 19th century yellow lime- washing
Master's W.C. on first floor showing a view from the doorway into the W.C.
The Library at Tyntesfield, oak panelled throughout with arch- braced collar beam roof, inscribed upper frieze and oak fitted bookcases around the room
The night nursery on the second floor at Tyntesfield
Lord Wraxall's Sitting Room at Tyntesfield
The monumental Gothic fireplace at Tyntesfield designed by Norton for the Staircase Hall, with statues symbolising Fortitude, Temperance, Justice and Prudence
The Still Room at Tatton Park setting up with baking biscuits, cucumber sandwiches and cucumber slicer
