Royal collections : Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace (1900)
[England? : s.n.] · leaf 174
there is a vast numberof objects of decorative art of all kinds, includingmany of the finest quality. Buckingham Palace is commodious and pleasant,with its outlook upon a garden the size of whichcomes as a surprise to those who have never sus-pected the existence of it, or its lake of five acres,or… … CANDELABRUM.After Clodion. which once or twice inthe day gives one quite anappreciable walk. Thereis a series of drawing-rooms, called, as atWindsor, after their up-holsterings—the White,the Green, and the Blue.Certain apartments, suchas the Queens Lunehing-room, which are decoratedin the Chinese…
