 He also carried out decorative works at Stowe House for Lord Cobham, and painted pictures for the Marquess of Stafford at Trentham Hall.Nollekens found a major patron in Richard Child, 1st Earl Tylney, for whom he painted conversation pieces, "fêtes champêtres", and similar works, usually set in the gardens of Wanstead House.Several of these were included in the sale held at Wanstead in 1822, one, an "Interior of the Saloon at Wanstead, with an assemblage of ladies and gentlemen", fetching a high price for the time.