From the guidebook:
Queen Mary’s Gallery was originally furnished with fine lacquered chairs, tables and cabinets and 154 pieces of Chinese and Japanese porcelain. The key surviving features of the room are the two ornamental mirrors of Vauxhall plate glass, supplied by Gerrit Jensen, with magnificent carve and gilt surrounds by Grinling Gibbons.
The book then goes on to describe other key features that are not pictured here.
We have just about finished the tour of the Palace, all that remains to be seen is the grounds.
nice self-portrait!
that is quite a mantle. i really love the mirror!
Thanks
The full view of the mirror is really impressive!
Ornate indeed.
And expensive no doubt
I like the bibelots. On a full screen, this is a very nice self-portrait, CherryPie.
Thank You Claudia
Une résidence royale !
Very Royal indeed
Lovely self-portrait – and in a most suitable setting, m’lady! You’ve also captured the porcelain on the mantelpiece, which is gorgeous also. Thank you, Cherie. Have a great weekend xx.
Maybe I was masquerading as a princess
I hope you have a great weekend too 