The Queen's House, Greenwich. Part II. 1937.

For Sale is 4 Pages, 8 Sides, removed from "Country Life, May 1st, 1937," showing an Article with the Following Photographs for "The Queen's House, Greenwich- Part 2." 
Article written by G. H. Chettle.

   a- The North Entrance, Side of the Great Saloon.
   b- The Saloon Galery and Ceiling from the North-East Corner.
   c- The Great Saloon, From the North-East.
   d- The Orangery on the Park Front.
   e- Original Ironwork on the Circular STairs.
   f- Wrought Ironwork from Pembroke House, Whitehall.
   g- The Queen's Bedchamber or "Gentileschi Room."  West Corner, North Block.
   h- Ceiling of the Queen's Bedchamber.
   i- The Queen's Cabinet,  East Corner, North Block.
   j- Carved Wooden Ceiling of the Queen's Cabinet.
   k- "The Queen's Presence"  This and the ceiling below are in the east and west bridges, added 1661.
   l- The little Cabinet.
 m- "The King's presence"  Ceiling designed by Webb, executed by John Grove, 1661.