A whole-plate glass plate of Room 227, which was the Boudoir of Princess Victoria of Wales (1868-1935) and was formerly the Governess's Room. Here is shown part of the fitted shelves and cupboards, which may be new, filled with Tournai porcelain pieces. Above the panelling is a row of plates, on a moulded shelf. Attached to the shelf are two brackets of hanging lights, without shades. The wallpaper is a repeating floral garland on stripy background design. This is a 'before' picture, to compare with 2401921 and 2936773. The Tournai pieces on shelves are: (extreme left) four mustard pots and covers RCIN 58163.1-4 a&b. On the lower shelf are four tea bottles RCIN 33666.1-4 a&b. and two broth basins with covers RCIN 58158 a&b and 33368.1 a&b. The upper shelf has two chocolate cups and saucers:RCIN 33372.1-6 a&b. Two tall flasks (Bains-marie) RCIN 33669.1&2 a, b, c. (R) and (L) are the two liners for the flasks-RCIN 33669.c 1&2. They appear to be two jugs with upturned handles. The plates are: first left is RCIN 36949.54. Then RCIN 36946.23. RCIN 36949.48. RCIN 36949.14. Fruit dish RCIN 33367.25. Plate RCIN 36946.9. Fruit dish RCIN 33367.25. Then Plates RCIN 36949.7. RCIN 36949.14 and RCIN 36949.41. The picture is difficult to identify.