Carlton house

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The site of the Prince of Wales' banquet in the novel Madame Royale . From Catherine Curzon : George’s first major renovation project wa...

Giclee Print: Golden Drawing Room : 24x18in

Interior in the Style of the Italian Renaissance — Glessner House

As the Saudi Arabian Royal family sell off their 10 houses in The Bishops Avenue, Hampstead, the next generation of the super-rich are preparing to move in.

An Eclectic Appreciation of Things Old, Stately, Quirky or Simply of Historical Interest

Spring Promenade outside Carlton House

An Eclectic Appreciation of Things Old, Stately, Quirky or Simply of Historical Interest

For the most part Ackermann's Repository depicted landmarks and places of notice from the exterior; however on occasion an interior view was shown in its issues. If you've ever wondered what the saloon for the private boxes at Covent Garden Theater looked like in 1810 or what Polito's 1812 Royal Menagerie was like; here's your chance to see how Ackermann's Repository depicted them to an inquiring Regency public. Mr Blade's Showroom of Ornamental Glass Here is the accompanying article from…

Two Carlton House Terrace, in the Westminster neighborhood near Buckingham Palace, is one of London’s architectural gems. Overlooking St. James Park and the Mall, the Neoclassical home was built between 1827 and 1833, designed by architect John Nash. In 1970, the townhome was converted into an office and many of the rooms were divided up. Today, the majority of the building is an office, with the exception of an attic story that contains two apartments. However, the property is approved for…

Rumored ask price: about $525 million House size: unknown Listed with: Off-market

Carlton House, the Blue Velvet Room. From "The History of the Royal Residences" by William Henry Pyne, 1819

One imagines that when a building fronting Madison Avenue — a mere block east of Central Park, and a block north of Barney’s — has construction crews forming around it, plenty of natural heat is ge…

What was Carlton House? Carlton House was the London residence of George IV from 1783 to 1826. He spent an exorbitant amount of money remodelling and refurnishing it, but after becoming King, he decided it was inadequate for his needs. George moved out in 1826 and Carlton House was demolished t

Inquiring Readers, Carolyn McDowall of The Culture Concept Circle has graciously allowed me to recreate Part One of her Two Part series. Find Part Two of Vanity Fair, but where is Mr Darcy? at this…

Carlton House Plan showing the main floor and the suite of reception rooms on the lower ground floor

[Photos by Will Femia.] While Extell's Carlton House?the Upper East Side condo conversion of the Helmsley Carlton House hotel?awaits occupancy next summer, the sales team has set up a model unit...