BIRDS OF EUROPE - BLUE TIT (Parus caeruleus) by John Gould, London 1837, from the Library at Blickling Hall

VIEW OF HAFOD, an aquatint from a watercolour by John 'Warwick' Smith, 1792 on the East Staircase at Croft Castle

THE TEMPLE OF CONCORD AND VICTORY, VIEW OF PORTICO AND NORTH SIDE by Thomas Medland 1796/7

THE QUEEN, PRINCE ALBERT & THE ROYAL CHILDREN DEPARTING IN THEIR RAILWAY CARRIAGE FOR SCOTLAND, a print which hangs on the staircase at Clevedon Court

BIRDS OF EUROPE - KINGFISHER (Alcedo ispida) by John Gould, London 1837, from the Library at Blickling Hall

A GAME AT PUT IN A COUNTRY ALEHOUSE by Woodward and Rowlandson, 1799

Oxburgh Hall, The Queens Room, The Sheldon Tapestry Map of 1647 showing Oxfordshire & Berkshire

BIRDS OF EUROPE - PIED WAGTAIL (Motacilla alba) by John Gould, London 1837, from the Library at Blickling Hall

A silhouette of Lord Byron at Carlyle's House, 24 Cheyne Row, London

Framed colour print in the Mary Ward room of dancing insects by the side of a pond

THE BLIND FIDDLER, after David Wilkie, 1806, (Tate Gallery) engraved by John Burnet, showing a family being entertained by the music of the Fiddler

PROPOSED NORTH ELEVATION OF HUGHENDEN MANOR 1862 by E.B. Lamb