BIRDS OF EUROPE - BARN OWL (Strix flammea) by John Gould, London 1837, from the Library at Blickling Hall

One of four views of the water garden at Studley Royal, Yorkshire, by A. Walker after Balthazar Nebot (fl. 1730-62), coloured mezzotints, 1758

Lithograph of the Grand Staircase in Penrhyn Castle with two hunting dogs, in 1846 by G Hawkins

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

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

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

THE HALL, ELVASTON CASTLE, DERBYSHIRE' by Rebecca Dulcibella Orpen, (1830-1923) one of a series of country house watercolours exhibited at Baddesley Clinton.

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