Kathleen DuRoss Ford was part of an affluent American elite who enjoyed bringing English country house style to their homes.  Married to Henry T. Ford II in 1980, they both enjoyed collecting and furnished their homes with the stunning artworks and homewares befitting members of one the America’s most famous families.  Henry T. Ford II had purchased Turville Grange from Lee Radziwill, the younger sister of First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and her husband Prince Stanislas.   

Sibyl Colefax and John Fowler were engaged to create the warm welcoming interiors that characterised Turville Grange and Eaton Square properties.   DuRoss Ford enjoyed entertaining and hosting a wide array of well-known guests.  She leant Margaret Thatcher the Eaton Square apartment when she left office in 1990 after 11 years at Downing Street.  Kathleen passed away in 2020

Dore & Rees are proud to offer the remaining contents of Turville Grange and Eaton Square for sale by auction including furniture, decorative arts, paintings and homewares and more.