The Kitchen at Castle Drogo, Devon, with the circular beechwood table designed by the architect of the house, Edwin Lutyens

The entrance tower of Castle Drogo, Devon

The Rose Garden at Castle Drogo, near Exeter, Devon, with a series of square and rectangular beds set into a lawn

A decorative arrow slit on the battlemented roofline of Castle Drogo, Devon

The eight-day chiming longcase clock built of mahogany by J.Smith & Sons of Clerkenwell, which was exhibited at the Paris Exhibition of 1900, in the Corridor at Castle Drogo, Devon.

A decorative downpipe at Castle Drogo, Devon

PORTRAIT OF MRS JULIUS DREWE IN THE GARDEN AT WADHURST, 1902 by C M Hardie (1858-1916)

The Bunty House, a children's playroom, in the garden at Castle Drogo, Devon

Carved stone lion on the main entrance front at Castle Drogo, Devon, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and built between 1911 and 1931

The Bedroom used by Mr and Mrs Julius Drewe at Castle Drogo, Devon

Mahogany chair in Chinese Chippendale style, C18th, in the Drawing Room at Castle Drogo

The Drawing Room at Castle Drogo, towards the open fireplace, over the chintz-covered sofa