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
Close view of seated statue of a Philosopher, Attic, second century AD, in Pentelic marble
The Hall at Upton House from the bottom of staircase with view to stone chimney-piece in style of William Kent, and the mid C17th Brussels tapestries
The Beauty Room at Petworth looking North
View of the South Drawing Room at Hinton Ampner, looking through to the North Drawing Room
Corner view of the Boudoir at Castle Drogo showing an original telephone, electric table lamp, radio, comfortable armchair and latticed radiator
The Dining Room at Erddig, designed by Thomas Hopper in 1826, the table is set for dinner
The Dining Room at Lyme Park, with the table set for dinner c
The National Trust shop in the Ashbank Centre at Sizergh Castle, near Kendal, Cumbria
Inner garden terrace with greenery, at Ickworth showing potted plants and white garden bench
A detail of a scagliola pilaster in the Staircase Hall
The Entrance Hall from the doorway, showing columns, arches, the fireplace, and the map of Holy Island by Macdonald Gill
A brass house bell in the Lobby at Snowshill Manor, home of collector Charles Wade
Decanters and glasses in the Drawing Room at Baddesley Clinton, West Midlands
Interior view towards Sheraton style satinwood cylinder bureau and chair in the south bedroom at Hinton Ampner
The Entrance Hall at Florence Court looking towards the door with its tripartite doorcase
A view of the Oriental Room at Fenton House
The Drawing Room at Sizergh Castle showing alcoves containing a collection of glass, late 18th century English china and pottery
The Chapel at Baddesley Clinton, West Midlands, looking towards the altar
View from altar towards nave showing the barrel-vaulted roof with wooden ribs bearing the Tudor rose at intersections
The Long Gallery at Packwood House showing the fireplace, late C17th Italian chairs covered in English bargello needlework, oak floor and tapestries
The Great Parlour at Wightwick Manor
The Hall at Antony House
The main hall on the 1rst floor with the chimneypiece which is crenellated on supporting, columns, bearing roundels carved with Cromwell's Treasurer's purse & coat of arms & those of his ancestors
