The mahogany organ to the left of the chimneypiece is probably that supplied by John Bradburn in 1766/7; it is now in The Queen’s Chapel, St James’s Palace.

On top of the organ is a bust of Handel, placed there by Queen Charlotte. From the time of George III onward there was an established practice of placing portraits, reliefs or busts of Handel on brackets above organs and harpsichords at Buckingham Palace Windsor, and Brighton. This continued well into the nineteenth century (see the Lincoln organ at Buckingham Palace).