Windsor Castle With a Description of the Park Town And Neighbourhood

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Windsor Castle With a Description of the Park Town And Neighbourhood
W J William John Loftie
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The Green Drawing Room, so called from the colour of the silk hangings, con- tains, besides some admirable bronzes and some fine buhl, the Sevres dessert service made and painted for George IV. It is arranged in glass cupboards round the walls, and would need more than one day for a complete examination. In the Red Drawing Room are portraits of the Duke and Duchess of Kent (Her Majesty's parents), and of the Prince and Princess of Wales. Here, too, the fur- niture, fittings, hangings, and carpe...ts, are all of rare quality. It would be but too easy to dwell on the magnificence of every feature of these gorgeous rooms, or to linger in the other sets of chambers THE DRAWING-ROOMS. 293 which open from the Corridor. Her Majesty's own apartments are at the south-east corner, and imme- diately opposite to them, in the corner of the courtyard, and over the Queen's Entrance Porch, is the Oak Room, now chiefly used as a private dining-room. Here, besides some not beautiful, though probably very valuable, examples of Gobe- lins tapestry, presented by Louis - Philippe, are pleasing portraits of the Queen, and of three of her daughters-in-law.

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