King George IV had many Asian pieces of artwork within his collection, but he particularly favored his small, colored figurines of people, whose head would wobble similar to a modern day bobble head toy. George IV enjoyed making each figurines head bobble before guests took a walk through his gallery so that they would sometimes perform a double take when suddenly noticing that a statue or two was moving. George VI had very eclectic taste and would often substitute things for something which loo...
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