ree fine tapestries.Chandeliers of a later period alternate withGothic lanterns suspended in the two bays look-ing out on the harbour. A magnificent tricliniumrug, 46 by 28 feet, covers the floor. Facing one from the living-room across theentrance hall is the gallery, connecting hall… … SOME CHOICE PIECES OF FURNITURE collected by degrees to take their places whereneeded. Trophies of the chase, souvenirs of theowners deer-stalking in Scotland protrude fromthe walls. The library, approached by way of the gallery,is a pleasant sanctum, not too formal and notoverloaded with books.…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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