On the north wall is one of the four paintings from Van Dyck’s studio of the children of Charles I-Charles II, James II, and Mary, mother of William III. Opposite is a full length of Charles II as a boy in armour attributed partly to Van Dyck and partly to his English pupil Robert Walker.
One of the most important paintings in the house is by David Teniers the Younger. Known as The Coming of the Storm, it is a large and typically rural scene of some seventy villagers feasting outside an inn with a storm brewing up in the distance. It is signed on the end of the bench in the foreground.