In the adjoining small cabinet, in which coffee was served, the panels were painted of a sea-green hue with picturesque subjects brightened with gold. In this room were a number of baskets filled with _fleurs d’Italie_. The furniture was covered with embroidered _moiré_. Next came the _cabinet de jeu_. Here the walls were done in Chinese lacquer; the furniture was also of lacquer, with rich Oriental material finely embroidered. The girandoles were of rock crystal, and upon finely carved and gilded brackets were valuable porcelains from Saxony and Japan. A thick-piled carpet was spread upon the floor. This room communicated by two doors with the dining-room and the boudoir. The door into the latter was disguised by a _portière_ of tapestry. The salon, which opened out upon the garden, was circular, arched _en calotte_ and painted by Hallé, a French painter, who much resembled Boucher. The panels were painted in lilac and framed by very large mirrors. The space above the door was also painted by Hallé in a mythological design. The lustre and the girandoles were of Sèvres porcelain, with supports of gilded bronze _or moulu_. The bedroom, square in form and _à pans_, was lighted by three windows that looked upon the garden,—an “English garden” it was. It ended in an arch, and this arch contained in a circular frame a picture representing _Hercules in the arms of Morpheus, awakened by Love_, painted by Pierre. The panels were imprinted with a pale sulphur. The parquet was marquetry of the odorous woods of amaranth and cedar. In the four corners of the room were mirrors, and beneath them console-tables with marble tops, upon which were arranged with great taste fine porcelains, handsome bronzes and marbles. The bed was draped in a material from Pekin, jonquil colour, ornamented with the gayest hues; and was enclosed in a niche or alcove, which communicated both with the _garde-robe_ and bath-room. The _garde-robe_ was hung with gourgouran (a kind of silk from India), _gros vert_, on which were hung rare prints by Cochin, Lebas and Cars. The furniture here consisted solely of ottomans, _sultanes_ and _duchesses_.