The Earl and Countess of Sandwich are so enduring, Thank You both for taking the time to share your treasures and memories with us. You have a stunning home.
It was lovely to hear the Earl and Countess of Sandwich telling of the history of objects; it shows the family relationships to the things - not just decoration, but historical items with a link to the living generations.
The Earl and Countess of Sandwich are an encyclopedia! I really enjoy their videos. I learn so much from them (from all of you). It is AWESOME to see pictures of the "younger" generations too! Lovely!
I find them absolutely darling. They walk through their home, as if they visit a museum. With respect. They describe their own possessions with awe and admiration. What charming people. No doubt it has been uplifting to have them as parents in law.
Thank you again for sharing your lovely home and all the interesting history. I quite liked the portrait of Luke, since it shows just how similar he and Nestor look
They seem like such sweet people. I would be a nervous wreck thinking about meeting an earl or duke or whatever but after seeing them in the videos on this channel they seem very approachable and the same as everyday people. But what a life and a legacy they have to live, I am sure it can get overwhelming.
Why ? They are just people with a fortunate accident of birth that gives them a ‘title’ , but they are exactly the same as you or I . I like them both , I’d have a cup of tea with them no problem .
Mapperton truly is a beautiful home, and blessed to be so well cared for. I love when the Earl and Countess give us tours with all the details. What a resource, and how wonderful it can be preserved.
Such a plesant walk through your home at Mapperton with the Earl and Countess,your "Mater and Pater". They move through their recollecting with a great love ,respect and admiration for the things they stewart . They travel in the different era's in the timeship of their shared memory of stories told and retold down through the age's.Only their unique upbringing and background could produce this video gold. Memory is the place where our past days lie. When they talk about Ann Boyle or Charles the Fifth ,its like the characters have stepped out of the room. They slip into speaking Latin and misplaces letters on the China with the love and humour only they could have. You just can't write this stuff. Just roll the camera and stay in focus. They've got it.
Magnificent! I love listening to the countess tell the history of Mapperton and all it’s fine contents. It’s amazing how much she knows, retains and passes forward. My mother always said the key to happiness is appreciating what you have. She is the living embodiment of this sentiment. Thank you!
Hearing about and seeing centuries of the history of the family, Britain, and truly the world, from the earl and countess as they invite us into their lives and their home is such a gift to those of us who are interested in and value all who came before us. Their personalities, finishing each other’s sentences, and their wry humor really flavor the story! Having heard about some of the paintings, house details and events a few times now, the house will seem very familiar if I ever get to visit in person.
I fall in love with the Countess every time I watch her! Her views on French and English clocks are most enlightening! The portrait of the lady on Alberta's right is incredible! It dates to the 1860s and her name was Lady Agneta Harriet Yorke and she was apparently one of Queen Alexandra's bridesmaids!
Non, non, non. There is absolutly nothing wrong with French clocks. They might not work properly abroad as they get home sick, that's it. And I ain't sure English people know how to make them work, at all... C'est aussi simple que ça...
EVERYTHING JULIE TOUCHES TURNS TO "GOLD," truly adored by many. It's an honor to hear the history of the Earl and Countess of Sandwich. Thank you. Excitedly waiting for its begin. I would adore seeing in person yet, this is next best thing.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with the world. The Countess and Earl are amazing with such wonderful commentary about the history of everything!
Enchanting! Thank you for your time and hard work in preserving this awesome treasure. Your knowledge is the glue that keeps it all together. Truly blessed!
Fascinating! The Earl and Countess of Sandwich introduction to the hall and portraits remind me of a specific well-loved family member who knew the history and all the family members in all the portraits/photos.
Thank you, Lord and Lady Montigus for an interesting tour. I didn’t see any current residents portraits save for your cameraman and son, the second Earl. Wonderful paintings.👋🏼😊
Thanks for that very interesting tour of the entrance, the staircase, the paintings & the drawing room. Some amazing artwork through out those areas. Loved the story about Louisa the marble bust! Luc, you look like your father! Again, appreciate your time showing us(rest of the public) your amazing home & sharing all the details.
Wonderful video!! I love learning the history of the house with Count and Countess!! Both are so interesting.They bring the house to life beautifully! Love from Vermont
Soooo funny. The drip off the nose on the cieling. "Grim". So grateful to have been away in London. Genuinely nice people. Informative, honest, humorous and complimentary. To run a B and B section connected to the house... It would be delightful.
I watched this live on my phone but when I got home, I put this on the TV. My goodness, everything was so beautiful. The paintings were wonderful, even Luke’s.
Thank you for a lovely video. I really enjoy watching and listening to the Earl and Countess very much. Thank you for sharing you home and story with us.
Such a stunningly beautiful house, each room a treasure in its own right. The classical Staircase Hall with carved handrail, panelling & carved details, fine furniture and historic family portraits is so charming. The drawing room is also a gem ~ I love the marriage between historical objects and practical comfort, with all of those subtle toning colours in furniture tapestries and paintings. What the astute Countess had to say about the difference between English and French clocks made me smile so much ~ I wholeheartedly agree with her conclusion!
I just watched an episode of Downton Abbey where Lady Mary comments to her than fiancé as they tour an empty house. “Your kind buys furniture, my kind inherits it.
Writing in on my husband’s account, I’m a Registered Nurse and I’m concerned for the Earl’s breathing . Hope he has regular checks with his GP , I’m sure he does .
Your dad is charming and your mom is direct and has such a good sense of humor. Cant beat that for a winning combination. The history of the house and furnishing is fastening. Do they have complete inventories made over the years to reference from so if the run across something that they have no idea where if came from they can find out? Do you have any complete mystery paintings decor or furnishings?
Wonderful Family History. Love The Painting of the Ships ⚓, Samuel Scott's My Grand Uncle was "Bosen" in The Royal Navy, first world war, Head of "Landing Crew" and won The Silver Cross for his Service.
Love the stories of Mapperton. They such a sweet and charming couple. I must confess being an American living in the high Rocky Mountains of Colorado, please tell me, what is a drawing room? 🙃
Hi. I was reading about the Montagu family, and I saw that the family seat was originally Hinchingbrooke House. I understand that this house was sold and the family seat became Mapperton House which had only been in the family's possession for less than 100 years. Is it possible to share any information about that decision?
If Mapperton's council or committee, gave me nice clean, lodgings, 2 meals per diem, a light late noon snack with tea, I'd clean the ship for nothing using thin natural brushes and compressed air (set at lowest pressure). They would have to also provide business class flight round trip from the US. If that is less than what they would pay a professional conservationists, it might be worth it to them. I could work 16 hours sitting on the floor with a pillow.
The dear Earl of Sandwich is having difficulty breathing. Please do not neglect this condition. So many treatments and medications may very well give great relief of symptoms. ❤️
I'm most likely a descendant of his and an artist. My cousin did our Richardson side of the family tree. He told me we had a famous British artist as our ancestor. (He also studied art.) And Julie, our Richardson family started out in Chicago. :)
While I love all the history, paintings, swirly things on the ceilings etc I’m so very sorry, I just couldn’t live there. I need MY types of paintings, my color choices etc otherwise I’d just go made. I hate those paintings.,,,,,,with due respect. Just call me crazy from Canada. 🇨🇦
As for Anne "Ninon" de Lenclos, a real libertine, she was known as "Notre-Dame des Amours". On her 77th birthday, she invited an Abbé to share her bed...
It's not a house. It's a museum. A word about Hortense Mancini, Duchesse de Mazarin, sister of Marie. They were said to have been loved by Louis XIV (whatever love means)... But too down stairs girls to be suitable for a crown. Loulou got upset, had some kind of diplomatic flu but the Cardinal de Mazarin insisted the King had to think like one, so He married Marie-Thérèse d'Espagne, instead.
The Earl and Countess of Sandwich are so enduring, Thank You both for taking the time to share your treasures and memories with us. You have a stunning home.
Thank you John and Caroline for such a tremendous tour with fascinating history! I could listen to you for hours!
When she gazes at her Mother, absolutely stunning.Would like to see painting of herself and her Mother.
It was lovely to hear the Earl and Countess of Sandwich telling of the history of objects; it shows the family relationships to the things - not just decoration, but historical items with a link to the living generations.
The Earl and Countess of Sandwich are an encyclopedia! I really enjoy their videos. I learn so much from them (from all of you). It is AWESOME to see pictures of the "younger" generations too! Lovely!
The Earl and Countess are great at describing the history of the house and the furnishings. Always good to see them.
I find them absolutely darling. They walk through their home, as if they visit a museum. With respect.
They describe their own possessions with awe and admiration.
What charming people.
No doubt it has been uplifting to have them as parents in law.
Yes, I agree. Like they are honored to be able to have them
And the knowledge they retain is incredible. I hope it’s all written down somewhere
Well said !
@@letsplay1965 Well now it HAS been recorded, in this video, which is assuring.
@@amidstheroses so true
I'm in awe at the amount of knowledge the Earl and Countess of Sandwich loving share with us! Well done! Thank you !
Thank you again for sharing your lovely home and all the interesting history. I quite liked the portrait of Luke, since it shows just how similar he and Nestor look
They seem like such sweet people. I would be a nervous wreck thinking about meeting an earl or duke or whatever but after seeing them in the videos on this channel they seem very approachable and the same as everyday people. But what a life and a legacy they have to live, I am sure it can get overwhelming.
Why ? They are just people with a fortunate accident of birth that gives them a ‘title’ , but they are exactly the same as you or I .
I like them both , I’d have a cup of tea with them no problem .
Mapperton truly is a beautiful home, and blessed to be so well cared for. I love when the Earl and Countess give us tours with all the details. What a resource, and how wonderful it can be preserved.
I enjoy the history tours with the Earl and Countess.
Every piece in the house has an amazing story! A living museum.
Such a plesant walk through your home at Mapperton with the Earl and Countess,your "Mater and Pater". They move through their recollecting with a great love ,respect and admiration for the things they stewart . They travel in the different era's in the timeship of their shared memory of stories told and retold down through the age's.Only their unique upbringing and background could produce this video gold. Memory is the place where our past days lie. When they talk about Ann Boyle or Charles the Fifth ,its like the characters have stepped out of the room. They slip into speaking Latin and misplaces letters on the China with the love and humour only they could have. You just can't write this stuff. Just roll the camera and stay in focus. They've got it.
My absolute favorite Sunday afternoon viewing. Thanks for sharing your family history! Hello from Wisconsin, USA.
Magnificent! I love listening to the countess tell the history of Mapperton and all it’s fine contents. It’s amazing how much she knows, retains and passes forward. My mother always said the key to happiness is appreciating what you have. She is the living embodiment of this sentiment. Thank you!
The Earl and Countess are Awesome. Thankyou for the tour of Mapperton House and Estate, its So Beautiful.
Hearing about and seeing centuries of the history of the family, Britain, and truly the world, from the earl and countess as they invite us into their lives and their home is such a gift to those of us who are interested in and value all who came before us. Their personalities, finishing each other’s sentences, and their wry humor really flavor the story! Having heard about some of the paintings, house details and events a few times now, the house will seem very familiar if I ever get to visit in person.
I fall in love with the Countess every time I watch her! Her views on French and English clocks are most enlightening! The portrait of the lady on Alberta's right is incredible! It dates to the 1860s and her name was Lady Agneta Harriet Yorke and she was apparently one of Queen Alexandra's bridesmaids!
Non, non, non. There is absolutly nothing wrong with French clocks. They might not work properly abroad as they get home sick, that's it. And I ain't sure English people know how to make them work, at all... C'est aussi simple que ça...
Thank you!
EVERYTHING JULIE TOUCHES TURNS TO "GOLD," truly adored by many. It's an honor to hear the history of the Earl and Countess of Sandwich. Thank you. Excitedly waiting for its begin. I would adore seeing in person yet, this is next best thing.
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with the world. The Countess and Earl are amazing with such wonderful commentary about the history of everything!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love those 2 giving the history lessons.
The history of the paintings and furnishings is very interesting and so special to have the Earl and the Countess present it.
Wonderful tour, thank you! Luke, your parents are lovely!!
How lovely to have you and your family share with all of us! What an amazing history! thank you Julie!
What a beautiful, and friendly couple. No put on here. Real facts and openness. A pleasure to see and listen to. Thankyou. John (Australia)
Absolutely beautiful, so much history. Thank you both for taking us with you.
Enchanting! Thank you for your time and hard work in preserving this awesome treasure. Your knowledge is the glue that keeps it all together. Truly blessed!
Beautiful portraits. Enjoy hearing about all Mappertons history.
Fascinating! The Earl and Countess of Sandwich introduction to the hall and portraits remind me of a specific well-loved family member who knew the history and all the family members in all the portraits/photos.
Thank you, Lord and Lady Montigus for an interesting tour. I didn’t see any current residents portraits save for your cameraman and son, the second Earl. Wonderful paintings.👋🏼😊
Greetings from Bakersfield California USA. I truly appreciate and enjoy the both of you give us this personal tour of this wonderful home. Thank you.
The countess is so knowledgable and interesting! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful home. I would love to see it in person.
Thanks for that very interesting tour of the entrance, the staircase, the paintings & the drawing room. Some amazing artwork through out those areas. Loved the story about Louisa the marble bust! Luc, you look like your father! Again, appreciate your time showing us(rest of the public) your amazing home & sharing all the details.
Thank you - we are so pleased you enjoyed the tour!
The Earl and Countess have done an excellent job guiding me (🙂🙂) through the 3 episodes. I especially love how sweet they are with each other!
I similarly keep my christmas decorations in my finest IKEA furniture. I jest. Thank you so much for opening your wonderful house for us to admire!
Wonderful video!! I love learning the history of the house with Count and Countess!! Both are so interesting.They bring the house to life beautifully! Love from Vermont
What a lovely, entertaining and informative tour by a most charming couple. Thank you for sharing your home with us!
Thank you!
Soooo funny.
The drip off the nose on the cieling.
"Grim".
So grateful to have been away in London.
Genuinely nice people.
Informative, honest, humorous and complimentary.
To run a B and B section connected to the house... It would be delightful.
I'm so looking forward to this! I hope to experience the tour one day...🇨🇦
I watched this live on my phone but when I got home, I put this on the TV. My goodness, everything was so beautiful. The paintings were wonderful, even Luke’s.
I wonder if they have a portrait of the 3 generation residing at Mapperton 2021?
Thank you for a lovely video. I really enjoy watching and listening to the Earl and Countess very much. Thank you for sharing you home and story with us.
Tha you for sharing your lovely home.
Thank you!
Such a stunningly beautiful house, each room a treasure in its own right. The classical Staircase Hall with carved handrail, panelling & carved details, fine furniture and historic family portraits is so charming. The drawing room is also a gem ~ I love the marriage between historical objects and practical comfort, with all of those subtle toning colours in furniture tapestries and paintings. What the astute Countess had to say about the difference between English and French clocks made me smile so much ~ I wholeheartedly agree with her conclusion!
I just adore this family! Everyone is so sweet and apeirse to get along so well! There's just adorableness ,, happiness and love here!
Thank you!
What a fascinating family history. I could watch these videos for hours
Can't wait to see this!
So wonderful to hear about the details and all of the furniture and architecture. Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy all of the history.
Your parent's knowledge is amazing!
These 2 will literally be Luke & Julie in a few years time. So lovely! It's like living history, love all the stories!
Such an amazing house and grounds. I wonder have you ever metal detected the grounds at all? Would love to see if you find anything :)
Your parents are THE best!! I love hearing all the things they tell about the house!!! Love them!!!!
It is wonderful that these stories are captured and saved. It is sad to think how much history is lost without such intimate records.
I just watched an episode of Downton Abbey where Lady Mary comments to her than fiancé as they tour an empty house. “Your kind buys furniture, my kind inherits it.
The ones that bought the original furniture are probably the most brag worthy. Lol
Thank you so much 💕🇦🇺💗💕👏👏 I love 💕 you two and your commentary is wonderful 💕💗👏👏💗💕🇦🇺💗💕thank you both so much 💕💗
My impression of Luke's parents is they are genuinely good people. Who wouldn't want to spend time with them? What a priviledge to have this tour.
I'm enjoying these tours!😀❤❤❤
Love when they give the tours!!!!
I absolutely LOVED this! They are charming! And retain so much history!
Writing in on my husband’s account, I’m a Registered Nurse and I’m concerned for the Earl’s breathing . Hope he has regular checks with his GP , I’m sure he does .
Your dad is charming and your mom is direct and has such a good sense of humor. Cant beat that for a winning combination. The history of the house and furnishing is fastening. Do they have complete inventories made over the years to reference from so if the run across something that they have no idea where if came from they can find out? Do you have any complete mystery paintings decor or furnishings?
thanks so much for this beautiful video all there is precious i enjoyed greetings from mexico city
I like the Marine Paintings a lot. 🤗
Bowl, the Earl of Sadwich.
Those .... Chinese 😆😅
Fascinating ~ what wonderful history.
That ship in the glass container was beautiful
Lovely video diary. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful history.
Wonderful Family History. Love The Painting of the Ships ⚓, Samuel Scott's My Grand Uncle was "Bosen" in The Royal Navy, first world war, Head of "Landing Crew" and won The Silver Cross for his Service.
Absolutely stunning house.
Your home is a grand piece of work itself.
I could watch this all day ❤️
The White bannister and stair carpeting makes it feel 21 st century
Wonderful. Thank you.
I so enjoy the history of Mapperton.
I wish I could have made it to Mapperton. It is simply stunning!
This was great. So many interesting details. The Tate wouldn't put a hat on the statue, haha.
LOL Entente Cordiale clock mechanics 🤣
Love the stories of Mapperton. They such a sweet and charming couple.
I must confess being an American living in the high Rocky Mountains of Colorado, please tell me, what is a drawing room? 🙃
Lovely!
love these two
How lovely
they are so charming.
Who does all the cleaning and dusting and polishing?
That is hilarious, re the water pipes.
Hi. I was reading about the Montagu family, and I saw that the family seat was originally Hinchingbrooke House. I understand that this house was sold and the family seat became Mapperton House which had only been in the family's possession for less than 100 years. Is it possible to share any information about that decision?
We do talk about this in some videos - in particular we share about this on Patreon.
If Mapperton's council or committee, gave me nice clean, lodgings, 2 meals per diem, a light late noon snack with tea, I'd clean the ship for nothing using thin natural brushes and compressed air (set at lowest pressure). They would have to also provide business class flight round trip from the US. If that is less than what they would pay a professional conservationists, it might be worth it to them. I could work 16 hours sitting on the floor with a pillow.
The dear Earl of Sandwich is having difficulty breathing. Please do not neglect this condition. So many treatments and medications may very well give great relief of symptoms. ❤️
Did she say they stored Christmas decorations in the commode every year?
Are any of the paintings done by Johnathan Richardson the Elder?
I'm most likely a descendant of his and an artist. My cousin did our Richardson side of the family tree. He told me we had a famous British artist as our ancestor. (He also studied art.) And Julie, our Richardson family started out in Chicago. :)
How is it the “finest” Manor house? As judged by whom?
❤️
Very beautiful woman.
Do you have a cook?
Marriage goals here I feel. ☺️
Too bad you don't live in the U.S.A. My son who is 27 is a clockmaker, he could fix it.
That's a funny comment, indeed.
I was convinced this was an elaborate ruse.
While I love all the history, paintings, swirly things on the ceilings etc I’m so very sorry, I just couldn’t live there. I need MY types of paintings, my color choices etc otherwise I’d just go made. I hate those paintings.,,,,,,with due respect. Just call me crazy from Canada. 🇨🇦
As for Anne "Ninon" de Lenclos, a real libertine, she was known as "Notre-Dame des Amours". On her 77th birthday, she invited an Abbé to share her bed...
It's not a house. It's a museum. A word about Hortense Mancini, Duchesse de Mazarin, sister of Marie. They were said to have been loved by Louis XIV (whatever love means)... But too down stairs girls to be suitable for a crown. Loulou got upset, had some kind of diplomatic flu but the Cardinal de Mazarin insisted the King had to think like one, so He married Marie-Thérèse d'Espagne, instead.