45:53

Imperial Chinese Ceramics: Beautiful Pieces of Unimaginable Worth

50:43

Preciousness: The Splendour of Glass

41:01

Emperor Rudolf II. and the beauty of the world: A brief insight into an early modern Kunstkammer

49:38

A Royal Treasury of Fabergé

30:06

Fit for a King: the story of a Goldsmiths’ Company commission

47:22

Gold & Godliness

40:31

As natural as if it was living” – The Meissen Porcelain Menagerie

45:24

The Danish Royal Regalia

45:00

Porcelain: Vezzi's Dream

36:50

The curious pottery of Saint-Porchaire

35:36

The Art and Study Collections of the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin and their hidden secrets

47:33

Nature, Porcelain and Enlightenment: The Birds and Creatures of Chelsea and Worcester Porcelain

49:25

Wunderkammer or Musaeum? The collections of the 1st Duchess of Northumberland in Georgian London

32:52

A Royal Collection in the Digital Realm

42:02

Private and Public Museums in China

27:28

A manufactury‘s past, present and future: the collection of Museum Schloss Fürstenberg

53:09

The Royal Collection in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth II

41:05

A Prince’s Treasure: From Buckingham Palace to the Royal Pavilion

32:21

‘… Let no man put asunder’: how much do collections matter?

48:00

The Soane Museum and what is to come of it?

49:24

Hungry for the Past - Baroque Buffets, Ducal Desserts and Rococo Suppers

44:56

You that way; we this way: Whither the Future of Public Collections in the United States?

43:19

One Family’s legacy, the Treasures of Burghley House

55:22

Heaven on Earth. The phenomenon of Baroque Austrian monasteries

39:35

Has collecting really died or just changed direction?

44:18

Kings & Queens and Soup Tureens: The evolution of the Campbell Collection

32:26

Medici porcelain

38:48

The Corning Museum of Glass: Nearly 75 years of Collecting, Research, and Inspiration

38:51

Jewellery, politics and national identity: Princess Alexandra and her wedding gifts

38:45

Prestige despite Disfavour : the Prince de Condé & Chantilly porcelain

55:05

Rebuilding a Collection: 20 years working with palaces, paintings, sculpture, furniture & porcelain

50:48

How Chinese Emperors Used Ceramics to Support their Power and Prestige

42:39

For Sultans, Grand Dukes and German princes: Chinese Porcelain as Diplomatic Gift

45:19

Thomas Jefferson at Monticello: Prestige, Power and the “Peculiar Institution” of Slavery

43:17

Polishing the Crown – The Influence of Artists and Scholars on Royal Berlin Porcelain Orders

40:00

Attributes of Splendour: jewels and the projection of power in Royal India

38:43

The Medici and maiolica in the time of the Florentine Republic

34:32

The Art of Giving: Diplomacy at the Bourbon Court

39:26

Augustus the Strong and the "red porcelain" from Saxony

32:44

The Art of War, the Arts of Peace: patronage and production of luxury crafts for the samurai

48:31

Diplomatic Gifts in Gold

01:08:17

Face to Face: Dame Rosalind Savill in conversation with Brian Haughton

35:22

Caroline of Ansbach: Fashion and Style

34:12

Wedgwood in the Empress’s Bedroom – Success or Failure?

45:14

Throwing the Stocking - posset pots and their role in bridal bedchamber divination rituals

32:27

Royal splendour behind the scenes: the State bedchamber and it’s function in the Dresden Residence

44:16

What Every Chinese Lady Wanted

46:17

A life without pugs is possible but pointless – dogs at court life

37:00

Royal Bedchambers in Versailles: more than a bedroom, the heart of the kingdom

55:25

The Royal bedchamber in Restoration England 1660-1680

37:13

The Indian Boudoir : private or public space?

33:38

Dîners à Deux: Intimate Dinners with Casanova

31:00

Mystery, Magnificence or Allure? Lighting in the historic bedchamber

48:35

The perfumed atmosphere of a lady’s chamber: Vincennes and Sèvres porcelain for use in the boudoir

30:35

The royal Tudor bedroom: scraps from the cutting room floor

31:54

Fryars knots to festoon hangers: The art of the trimmings-maker in the creation of the state bed

37:14

Three Russian Empresses - Anna, Elizabeth and Catherine the Great.

29:33

William Beckford, patron of Goldsmiths

01:08:58

Face to Face: The Lord Rothschild O.M. in conversation with Dame Rosalind Savill

39:52

Fabergé: from the Romanovs to Royalty.