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Late New Kingdom, circa 1550-1070 B.C. A blue glazed composition figure of the advancing god Ra (possibly Ra-Horakhty), falcon-headed and wearing a sun disc, set on an integral rectangular base, left leg positioned in front of the right, arms held straight by his sides, wearing a wig and kilt; tapering pillar with suspension loop behind solar disc; repaired. 18.4 grams, 87 mm high (3 3/8 in.). Acquired from Dr Jan Beekmans, circa 1982.UK private collection. In ancient Egypt, Ra sat as the king of all the deities and the father of all creation, the god who could not only govern the sun, but who transformed himself into the sun. He was associated with the falcon, hence he is typically portrayed as a human with a falcon's head. The major cultic centre for Ra was the ancient city Iwnw, known as Heliopolis to the Greeks, which today lies under modern Cairo. The ancient Egyptians were an agricultural society inhabiting a desert; the sun (and thus Ra) was an integral component of their world view. Placed on the chest of the deceased, this amulet offered the wearer the chance of eternal renewal each morning with the sun. A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website.]

Ptolemaic Period, circa 3rd century B.C. or earlier. A rare example of a terracotta shabti depicting an overseer wearing a civil kilt, incised whip over his right shoulder; stylised facial features with pinched profile and incised eyes, nostrils and mouth; incised stripe to the left shoulder; accompanied by a custom-made stand. Cf. Petrie, W.M.F., Gizeh and Rifeh, London, 1907, pl. XXVIIC, for numerous examples of crude terracotta worker and overseer shabtis of the late New Kingdom from Deir Rifeh; Janes, G., The Shabti Collections 6. A Selection from the World Museum Liverpool, Lymm, 2016, pp.516-517, nos. 271 a-c, for examples of crude mud worker shabtis of the early Ptolemaic period found at Abydos holding a stylised implement. 303 grams, 22.5 cm (465 grams total, 28 cm including stand) (8 7/8 in. (11 in.)). Acquired 1979-1999.London collection of the late Mr S.M., thence by descent.Accompanied by a copy of a previous cataloguing slip.Accompanied by an original thermoluminescence analysis report no.N122j43, from Oxford Authentication. Many crude clay shabtis are known from provincial sites such as Deir Rifeh and Abydos, with dates ranging from the Late New Kingdom - Ptolemaic Period. This overseer figure would favour a dating closer to the earlier date, when overseer shabtis were a common feature. A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website.]

Middle Kingdom, 11th-12th Dynasty, 2023-1862 B.C. A wooden animal birthing scene composed of three figures: a standing cow or other quadruped giving birth to its young, its head, neck and forelegs emerging from the mother's rear, both with a black and white speckled coat; a standing male figure with articulated arms and pierced hands, wearing a kilt and cropped wig and with stylised facial detailing; a kneeling figure also with articulated arms, open-palm hands, wearing a kilt and cropped wig, stylised facial features; extensive remains of polychrome pigment. Cf. Barker, G., Preparing for Eternity: Funerary models and wall scenes from the Egyptian Old and Middle Kingdoms, Oxford, 2022, p.113 figure 4.2, for a near identical calving cow figure possibly from Meir (now in the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, inv. no. 910.18.16.1-3); cf. The Metropolitan Museum, New York, accession numbers 2021.41.170 and 11.150.5, for similar human and animal figures of this date. 111 grams total, 9.5-16 cm (3 3/4 - 6 1/4 in.). From an early 20th century Home Counties collection. Such models would have been deposited in tombs; the purpose of such a scene was probably to evoke the season of spring, when calves were born, and the floodplain where farmers lived and raised their livestock. [3]

A St Justin Pewter Brooch of Kilt Pin Form with Carnelian Coloured Cabochon, 9cms Long

Palitoy - Action Man - A collection of vintage Action man uniforms and accessories. Lot includes such things as Argyle & Sutherland Highlander outfit (includes sporran, Glengarry, tunic, kilt - damage to SLR rifle, and others); Astronaut (helmet, suit, propellant gun, camera plus others); Deep Sea Diver outfit (with helmet, suit, belt, hammer, buoy, others) Polar Explorer (Blue jacket, snow shoes, storm lamp, others); Footballer shirt, stand and boots, rifle rack, Special Operations kit equipment and similar. All items have been placed in clear zip seal plastic bags. Overall uniforms and accessories show signs of age and play, otherwise appear to be in Very Good - Excellent condition and are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee)

A Moffat Scotland blue tartan kilt

A James Pringle of Inverness pure wool kilt

A late 19th Century Staffordshire Figure, 'An Irish Colleen with Irish Wolfhound,' 34cms (13 1/2'') high; a similar ditto 'A Scottish Lady & Gent,' he in a kilt and lady holding bagpipes, 36cms (14'') high; and a Staffordshire Figure of 'English Lady & Gentleman,' approx. 31.5cms (12 1/2'') high. (3)

A quantity of vintage costume jewellery to include a silver and blue morpho oval brooch, a blue laguna crystal necklace, Aurora Borealis and clear glass bead necklaces, paste brooches, a 1960's Maltese copper Moda brooch, a Scottish kilt pin with purple cabochon, enamelled brooches and early 20th Century costume jewellery all housed in a modern blue fabric covered boxLocation: R2.4

A gent's kilt, with shirt, waistcoat, jackets, belt, sporran etc Condition Report:Available upon request

A kilt.

Circa 1940s and Later Ladies Day and Evening Wear, comprising a long black silk chiffon dress with capped sleevesplum coloured velvet evening coatSid Greene London brown brocade dress suit (size 42) a blue brocade skirt suitsilvered floral brocade sleeveless evening dresswhite rabbit evening capeletPeggy Page pink cocktail dress, similar by Marcel Fenez (size 16), another in greenprinted cotton sleeveless sun dressThirteen Items of 1960-70s Evening Wear including crimplene and labels Jeannie Jersey, After Six, Rodney Slimfit, Carnegie, Leygil, Sheree, Lilian Quayle Modelyellow ochre wool double breasted coat, kilt etc and a Box of Mid 20th Century Ladies Accessories including feathered, fur and faux fur hats, pair of black suede sheepskin lined boots, pair of brown fur and leather gloves etc (rail and box) Mary Lough Collection

COLLECTION OF KILT PINS,including some gem set examples

Great War Period Scottish Regimental Kilt, fine example of a tartan wool kilt with side leather straps and miss-matched buckle tabs. Blanket lining to the waist. No visible markings or dates. Some moth damage and wear.

A Scottish provincial kilt pin, early 20th century, of twist form and terminating with a millegrain set round mixed cut orange citrine weighing approx. 15ct, marked '9ct', length 87mm, gross wt. 9.8g. Condition - good, appears damage/repair free, general wear including light scratches to metal work, the odd light abrasion to stone, generally sharp facet edges and even colour.

A collection of Scottish silver and white metal brooches. Of assorted designs, some set with polished agate, together with a white metal kilt pin

Militaria, assorted volumes relating to WWI and WWII and the military, to include:-Gosse, Philip"Memoirs of a Camp Follower", Longmans, Green & Co, September 1935, in djHornsey, F Haydn "Hell on Earth", Chapman & Halls, n.d., dj Orpen, Sir William"An Onlooker in France 1917-1919", Williams & Norgate 1924Blaker, Richard "Medal Without Bar", Hodder & Stoughton 1930, with coloured bar pastedown to front board, cloth soiled Grabenhorst, Georg "Zero Hour", Brentanos Ltd., 1929, Book Store stamp, Berwick Street"British Military Prints"Carman"British Military Uniforms"Lyon, Thomas M "In Kilt and Khaki", 1915, The Standard Press Kilmarnock and various other volumes (2 boxes) Condition ReportAdditional photos to include plates in 'British Military Prints' & 'British Military Uniforms'.

A 19th century Staffordshire group, a highlander in kilt and sash holding the lead of a large black and white dog

Elliot tartan kilt, grey wool jacket by Raymond of Doune and a pair of tartan trousers, sporran and belt (a lot)

Two Scottish silver kilt or plaid brooches.

A new kilt with tags

A collection of curling club badges and ties, two curling stone handles and an assortment of gentleman's formalwear accessories: ghillie brogues, stainless steel sgian dubh, cummerbund and kilt beltÊ Condition Report:Available upon request

A Roman-style alabaster and specimen marble bust of Caracalla, probably late 19th or 20th century, Italian, the robe carved in siena, breccia and brocatelle marble, 66cm wide32cm deep66cm highNote: Caracalla is known for granting Roman citizenship to all free inhabitants of the Empire, including Egypt, where he is depicted as an Egyptian King in the form of a sculpture, as a Pharaoh wearing a shendyk kilt and nemes headress.Condition ReportGeneral knocks, surface wear and scratches. Some small chips and losses, although these may be intentional to convey a sense of age. Overall appears in good structural and cosmetic order.

The Scotch House, London, Edinburgh and Paris, ladies long red and green tartan kilt

A LARGE QUANTITY OF GENTLEMEN'S LOUNGE SUITS AND JACKETS, comprising three black dinner suits, a 'Prince Of Wales' check suit, lounge suits, a John Collier grey overcoat, raincoat, a Jaeger beige corduroy jacket, three tweed jackets, a navy blue Italian M&S overcoat, a size 41 black graduation/master's gown, a grey and black kilt with a black faux leather sporran, size 30/32, a J.Wippell & Co.Ltd. vicar's vestments, length 56 , chest 40 , together with one box of hats, shoes, bags, etc. (1 box + 20 loose garments)

Original antique World War One poster for the Liberation Loan We have them Subscribed to the London County & Westminster Bank (Paris) Ltd / Emprunt de la Liberation On les a Souscrivez a la London County & Westminster Bank Paris - featuring dynamic artwork showing military soldiers in uniform of different regiments striding forward, one holding up a rifle gun with another holding up his helmet and the soldier running in a kilt in the foreground. Dating back to 1833, the London County & Westminster Bank was formed in 1909 by the merger of the London & Westminster Bank and the London & County Banking Co; now NatWest. Good condition, creasing, tears, staining, paper losses on margins. Country of issue: France, designer: Firmin Bouisset, size (cm): 120x80, year of printing: 1918.

A hand made heavy Tartan Kilt in red, navy and green with leather strap, well worn.

Six Scottish Bagpiper Kilt Brooches and others.

Vintage Oriental inspired clutch purse together with two kilt belts

Vintage Brown leather Celtic design sporran, Kilt buckle and belt, R.G. LAWRIE London chanter and two spare parts

Vintage clothing, Scottish jacket and kilt (some moth damage); Army dress jacket and trousers, two Tweed jackets and similar overcoat

An Edwardian silver kilt pin in the form of a romanticized two-handed great sword or claymore, sponsor's mark indistinct, Edinburgh, 1904, 10 cm

Costume Jewellery - A Scottish sterling silver Celtic kilt pin; a circular gilt metal and greenstone brooch; a Baroque diamante brooch with three pear shaped 'pearl' drops'; a quantity of coins; etc (qty)

A selection of silver and other jewellery, including: an amethyst set kilt pin; marcasite set jewellery; and a card case.

Britains for Gamages - The Highland Brigade, The Royal Scots, No.1 Dress, 1953 Issue, comprising: Officer Marching Empty Handed, 6 x Highlanders Marching at the Slope [Green Tam O' Shanters Green Tunics & Green Trews with White Cross-Hatching] & 1 x Marching at the Slope in Kilt. Near Mint overall. Extremely Rare [8]

A miniature bisque head late 19thc early 20thc doll with painted hair, eyebrows and inset glass bead eyes, dressed in Highland style, with plaid sash, and kilt, complete with stuffed body, missing feet, unmarked (L 21cm), an Edwardian bamboo and rattan dolls three piece cane verandah set including two seater sofa and pair of easy chairs (30cm x 18cm x 12cm, sofa is 29cm x 35cm x 13cm) (a lot)

A Boys Brigade officers uniform and Glengarry, together with a kilt and green wool jacket Condition Report:No condition report available.

A quantity of silver and other jewellery, including a Scottish plaid brooch, bracelets, necklaces, a silver kilt pin etc

A sampler dated 1830 (? last numeral indistinct), worked by Mary Ann Smith aged 10 years, possibly Scottish, worked in polychrome silk threads on a fine linen ground with a plaid kilt and black headdress with their dog, sheep beside a grassy mound and a brick bothy, all above a busy ground depicting flowers, foliage, plants and roses surrounding a religious verse all within a repeating anthemion design border, 41.5cm x 49.5cm, later framed and glazed (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The sampler is framed under glass and has not been removed for inspection.  The fabric ground shows age related darkening with some variation in the level of discolouration throughout, and some slightly rippled areas.  There is an area of loss above the verse.  The colours of the silk work remain distinct, but have faded somewhat over time.  This is particularly noticeable on the verse, the lower lines of which are more faded than the upper. 

Two stone set Scottish kilt pins, largest L: 90 mm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A vintage Geoffrey Tailor Highland Crafts made Scottish Highland Dress uniform comprising; Tartan Kilt, Tunic / Jacket, Sporran and Belt with raised Thistle buckle.

Aufseher-Uschebti des Hohepriesters "Ramsesnacht". Neues Reich, 20. Dynastie, 1189 - 1077 v. Chr. H 12,8cm. Fayence mit grüner Glasur und schwarzer Bemalung. Mit dreiteiliger Perücke und Kilt, die Arme vor der Brust verschränkt. Das Ushebti trägt einen "wesekh"-Kragen auf der Brust, Hacke und Saatkorb fehlen. Die vertikal verlaufende Hieroglyphen-Inschrift nennt "Ramsesnacht". Ramsesnacht war ein altägyptischer Hohepriester des Amun unter Ramses IV. bis Ramses IX. Er war der Sohn des Obervermögensverwalters Meribastet I. und Nachfolger des Usermaatrenacht, der eventuell der Bruder von Ramsesnacht war. Mit Rechnung von Roswitha Eberwein, Göttingen, 1992! Kleines Loch auf der Rückseite, Oberfläche stellenweise abgerieben. Provenienz: Ex Sammlung K.R., Rheinland-Pfalz. In Deutschland seit vor 1992.

Mixed textiles including a boxed Russell & Bromley patent leather boots in ivory colour size 39.5, Scottish kilt by Laird Portch (waist 26"), a silk skirt by Kemper size 14, vintage bowler hat by Moore's, scarves by Aquascutum, Gina Ruccini and other assorted scarves

H.M.Queen Elizabeth II and H.R.H.The Duke of Edinburgh, signed 1995 Christmas card with twin gilt Royal ciphers to interior and cover photograph of the of the Royal couple standing in the corner of a drawing-room in front of a bowl of pink carnations, Prince Philip wearing kilt and sporran, signed ‘Elizabeth R 1995 Philip’, with envelope (note that in common with all of these Christmas Cards post 1959, this card is signed with an autopen). Provenance: Mrs Deborah Bean (née King), CVO, Head of Information and Correspondence Section, Private Secretary’s Office – Lady Clerk to the Assistant Private Secretary to Queen Elizabeth II.

A 1920s bisque head doll with velvet jacket and hat with tartan shawl, kilt and socks, bisque arms, composition legs and bisque feet, one a/f, (30cm), a baby's comfy down quilt with patterned 20s style fabric, (68cm x 48cm), and a Merrythoght style felted Empress of Britain figure with blue velvet sailor's suit, and felted hands and stitched feet, (27cm) and a Methuen & Co Ltd Winnie The Pooh and Eeyore's tail, and Winnie The Pooh and Bees, children's story books (a lot)

A FRAMED VICTORIAN BERLINWORK PANEL Depicting figures wearing Highland dress in a loch-side setting; with small terrier in the foreground, worked in three dimensions, with glass eyes. Frame measures externally approx. 115cm x 93cm Condition Report:Photo is a fairly accurate depiction of the panel. If anything, the colour palette is a little darker/more muted than shown in the image. Overall, colouring is very brown, with marks/staining generally. There is notable fading following the line of the stretcher behind the canvas. Stitching is frayed/unravelling at the hem of the tartan-clad figure's kilt.

A Fraser Ross of Scotland Plaid Wool Kilt, two further kilts, a Seaforth Highlanders military kilt and two pairs of plaid trousers.Lot 1379 - The kit is not dated, does have an elastic strip at the bottom of the back pleated area. 1) It has ink painted information to the inside which is unreadable. 2) Stitching coming undone at top. 3) Replacement hanging strip. 4) Leather worn.

An Egyptian black steatite figure of Imhotep Late Period, circa 664-332 B.C.Seated on a chair with cross-hatched sides, an opened papyrus unscrolled across his lap, wearing a close-fitting cap and incised short kilt, 4.3cm highFootnotes:Provenance:François de Ricqlès, Paris, Archéologie, 30 September - 1 October 1996, lot 306.Private collection, London, acquired from the above sale.Imhotep was revered by Egyptians as the overseer of the construction of the first monumental stone pyramid in the Third Dynasty. He was associated with wisdom and writing and by the Late Period he was considered a deity with power over health and fertility, like the Greek god Asclepius. Cf. C. Andrews, Amulets of Ancient Egypt, British Museum, 1994, pp.16-17, fig.11a.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Collection of Omani and Middle Eastern Artefacts, including an Omani saddle tree with flat weave padding and silvered mounts, a Moroccan, High Atlas woven thick woollen hooded robe (Djellebah), three Sultanate of Oman Dish-Dashas (robes) with 'Agals (headbands) and a loin cloth, an Egyptian blue cotton thobe (robe) and headdress, a Sultanate of Oman water skin and skin coffee bean sack, a Dhufar Province indigo fringed kilt,two rare Sultanate of Oman Ghee (clarified butter) pots, an Omani silver coffee pot, a quantity of Omani and Turkish brass, copper and other metalware coffee pots, water jugs, coffee grinder, a large brass water pipe with coconut shell bowl, etc in five boxes; also, a framed green velvet pennant embroidered in silver bullion thread with the Omani insignia, three framed photographs of Sultans of Oman, one being Amir Abdullah and four steel engravings

Miracle silver bracelet set with a moss agate, carnelian agate, Jasper and sodalite cabochon and a Victorian kilt pin/ brooch set with citrine, amethyst and foiled quartz 

TWO PAIRS OF SILVER CUFFLINGS,along with a silver plated locket, with monogram and dated 24/5/41 and a silver 'claymore' kilt pin (6)

Edward Train (fl. 1850 - 1880)The Splendor of the Scottish Highlands; large scale panoramic view, with kilt-clad figures to the fore,signed and dated 1859,oil on canvas,83 x 123cms, framed.

A kilt sporran with celtic design, in great condition

2x Scottish silver kilt pins, 1 is from Thomas Buchan of Aviemore,

A2x Scottish kilt pins, a lighter, smaller pin/brooch

A selection of Scottish silver jewellery, comprising: a bracelet set with banded agate, of ring form with buckle design and graduated links, 18cms long; a roundel brooch, with star motif to center, 5cms diameter; another with buckle design, 4.5cms diameter; an orange glass set brooch, by Ward Brothers, Edinburgh 1963, 4.5cms diameter; a heart-shaped brooch, 6cms high; and a kilt pin, 9cms long. (6)

A quantity of Masonic ware, a Vintage kilt, waistcoat and jacket, a Husk & Rogers gun case, an EF The World's Language School rucksack/bag etc

Boy London / Bondage Trousers and Kilt, Vintage 'Boy London' Red Bondage Trousers with detachable kilt - Boy London Labels in Trousers and Kilt - Large Size - double Zips on each trouser leg - probably dating from the 1980s - Very good condition

Late Period-Ptolemaic Period, 664-30 B.C. A copper-alloy statue depicting the ibis-headed god Thoth in a striding pose, left leg positioned in front of the right, right arm held straight by his side, left arm bent at the shoulder and extended forwards, both hands held in gripping fists; the god wearing a wig and kilt; mounted on a custom-made display base. Cf. The British Museum, museum number EA60481, for a comparable figure; cf. The Metropolitan Museum, accession number 10.130.1360, for a similar figure. 470 grams total, 17 cm high including stand (6 3/4 in.). French collection, 1990s-early 2000s. with Thierry de Maigret, Paris, auction 13882, lot 121, with lot sticker to reverse. From an important Parisian gallery, France. Ex private Paris collection. [A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website.]

New Kingdom, 1550-1069 B.C. The lower half of a stone statue of a seated figure, comprising an L-shaped base with decorative vertical striations and panel of hieroglyphs to both faces, together with the lower body of what was likely a royal figure or deity wearing a pleated kilt, arms resting along the tops of the thighs with palms open and facing downwards, feet placed parallel; base of pillar to reverse also bearing hieroglyphs. 1.2 kg, 13.5 cm high (5 1/4 in.). French collection, 1990s-early 2000s. From an important Paris gallery, France. Ex private Parisian collection.