Vintage Postcard Lot Of 3 Interior Kew Palace Queen Charlotte Attingham Park UK
Discover British heritage with this lot of three vintage postcards, each offering a rare glimpse into the opulent interior designs of some of England's most royal residences:
Kew Palace, London – Queen Charlotte's Bedchamber: This room was the private sanctuary of Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III. It is historically poignant as the location where the Queen passed away in 1818. The palace itself served as a "domestic" refuge for the royal family.
Attingham Park, Shropshire – The Drawing Room: Designed in the 1780s, this room is famous for its blue color scheme and its collection of Italian white-and-gilded furniture, some of which belonged to Caroline Murat, sister of Napoleon Bonaparte. The room features a Collard & Collard pianoforte from 1836.
Attingham Park, Shropshire – The Boudoir: A circular room that served as the end of Lady Berwick's private apartments. The room includes a 'trompe-l'oeil' effect with five doors, though only two are functional—a delightful architectural whim!
Era: Mid-20th Century (estimated 1950s–1970s based on print style and National Trust branding)
Size: Continental 6" x 4"
Condition: These are unused vintage postcards. The cards are in very good condition with sharp edges and vibrant colors. Please note minor adhesive residue on the back of the Kew Palace card from previous mounting.
This is an authentic vintage item. Use the zoom tool to inspect the photos for a detailed view of the condition.