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Early 20th Century Scottish spongeware floral print bowl, Kirkcaldy
Decorative & useful, large Scottish spongeware bowl
19th Century Scottish spongeware decorated dished / rice bowl
An attractive decorative spongeware bowl
Early 20th Century Scottish spongeware floral print from Kirkcaldy
Spongeware decoration in bold colours.
Early 20th Century Scottish Spongeware Porridge Bowl
Spongeware bowl for porridge
19th Century Scottish spongeware rice dish with floral design
Scottish spongeware from Glasgow
19th Century table top iron red painted pine bank of drawers
Original iron red paint & ebonised, turned handles from the Victorian era
19th Century Scottish vernacular small creepie stool / candle stand
Scottish small creepie / candle stand
Scottish woodwork of the 16th & 17th Century J.W. Small, 1878.
Scottish woodwork architectural details in a sizeable volume
Arts & Crafts Movement Scottish School Circular Wall Mirror c.1900
Scottish / Glasgow school brass work mirror
Arts & Crafts Movement Scottish School Large Oval Wall Mirror c.1900
Scottish Arts & Crafts Movement Brass Ship Wall Sconce c.1890-1900
Scottish school bright brass lighting
Scottish Arts & Crafts Movement Style Brass 'Killin' Letter rack 1924
Of local Scottish interest Killin show wool prize 1924
19th Century Scottish Rosslyn pottery glazed cat 'penny bank'
Scottish characterful upright but calm wildcat!
19th Century Scottish Rosslyn Pottery Dark Glazed Cat 'penny Bank'
Naive Scottish moggie folk art character
19th Century Scottish Rosslyn Pottery Slip Glazed 'Penny Bank'
Scottish slip glazed penny bank
19th Century Scottish Rosslyn Pottery Glazed Cat 'penny Bank'
Scottish penny bank mog, awaiting a new home.
19th Century Floral Decorated Spongeware pottery bowl & dish
Charming vernacular tea-bowl and dish
18th Century Georgian Scottish Curling Stone Single Iron Loop Handle
Georgian curling stone of tall stature
Georgian, Scottish Curling Stone, Iron Handled, Perthshire c.1815
Wonderfully tactile Scottish curling stone
Scottish 'Star of Snowdoun' Enamel & Pearl Purity Brooch 1859
Victorian jewel of rare beauty & provenance
19th Century Scots motto thistle whisky tot & fern etched glass
Scottish thistle whisky tot & engraved glass 'Tak a wee drappie'
Arts & Crafts Scottish brass planter Marion Henderson Wilson c.1900.
Glasgow school, decorated with Celtic rose, thorn & heart motifs.
19th Century Scottish Spongeware Bowl & Silver Capped Horn Spoon
A bowl for porridge amongst other things
Late 19th Century Scottish Spongeware Pottery Bowl Persian Rose
Bold & bright hand-painted Persian rose pattern
19th Century Scottish Spongeware Pottery Single Handled Porringer
Naive, attractive, sponge-printed decoration
19th Century Scottish wrought iron hanging 'Cruisie' oil lamp
Orkney Isles vernacular charm in lighting form
Scottish Vernacular staved / banded salt box c.1890-1920
Charismatic vernacular Scottish treen
Victorian oil painting, John Charles Dundas (1845-92) c.1891.
Gilt framed, MP Richmond, N.Yorks & Lord Lieutenant, Orkney & Shetland.
Victorian / Scottish oil painting, Mason Hunter (1854-1921) c.1883.
Impressionist marinescape 'the shore' Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire.
Scottish Artist, Alexander R Gibson (1880-1968) woodblock print c.1920
'Loudon's corner' in winter, King St lane, Kilsyth, North Lanarkshire, 1920
19th Century Scottish vernacular treen 'luggie' staved vessel
Luggie or bummie vessel
Scottish vernacular folk art paint miniature chest of drawers c.1900
'Folk art' Lum chest in miniature
Scottish Arts & Crafts, Katharine Cameron Bees & Apple Blossom c.1906
One of the immortals from the Glasgow Girls (1874 - 1965) RWS ARE RE
19th Century vernacular Northern Isles Shetland panelled armchair
Beautiful, simple vernacular charm from Shetland.
19th Century Scottish H.Kennedy, Barrowfield Pottery Whisky Flagon
Beautiful transfer print whisky flagon decoration
Georgian Scottish vernacular Glasgow pattern armchair laburnum c.1820
A beautiful regional vernacular chair in laburnum
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