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Click here to subscribeA Selection of Scottish Silver jewellery; Boxed Ortak Silver and enamel pendant and matching earring sets, Sterling silver thistle design brooch, 925 silver, red agate and cz stone brooch, Sterling silver Longboat brooch and Antique silver and agate kilt pin- fitted with agate and citrine gem stones.
Late Period, 26th-30th Dynasty, 664-343 B.C. With falcon head, wearing a shendyt kilt and a tripartite striated wig, surmounted by two ostrich plumes and fronted by a sun disc and double uraei, wearing a collar and holding a staff with a falcon-headed terminal emerging from a papyrus umbrel; standing on an integral rectangular plinth with a single line of inscription that probably ran around all sides, of which a few hieroglyphs remain, the front reading: '..? Lord (of)' and the left side reading 'Thebes, (that) he may give life..', the last hieroglyph on the front side and the first three on the left give the familiar epithet of Montu, 'Lord of Thebes' which is followed by the request from the statue’s dedicator for Montu to bestow life (and perhaps other benefits) upon him/her; accompanied by a custom-made tiered display base. Cf. The British Museum, museum number EA60339, for a similar figure believed to possibly date to the Late Period; Musée du Louvre, inv.no. AF 588. 553 grams, 22.7 cm high (639 grams total, 25.5 cm high including stand) (9 in. (10 in.)). Japanese collection, prior to 1980.AAL Geneva, Switzerland, 1980.British collection since 1999.with Pierre Bergé & Associés, Paris, 2 February 2017, no.78 (20,000-22,000 Euros).Accompanied by copies of the relevant Pierre Bergé & Associés catalogue pages.This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by search certificate no.12132-213615.The statuette was most likely an offering made at one of Montu’s cult centres in the Theban region to ensure for the dedicator the good favour of the god. Commensurate with his warlike nature, Montu can sometimes be depicted holding a khepesh sickle-bladed sword, yet here he holds a rarer attribute: a carefully detailed staff with a falcon-headed terminal emerging from a papyrus umbel. This almost certainly symbolises Montu’s association with Re – the Heliopolitan sun-god also depicted with a falcon head - as his Upper Egyptian counterpart. [A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions Website]
New in original packaging. Includes Intelli-tronic voice activated plastic figures: Luigi, Larry Burns, Groundskeeper Willi in Kilt and The Octuplets. Playmates Toys Inc. backstamp. These items are in original packaging: 8"L x 10"W x 3"H. Issued: c. 2001Manufacturer: Playmates Toys Inc.Condition: Age related wear. New in original packaging.
19th century Tunbridge Ware writing box a boy in kilt, possibly Edward Price of Wales on central panel with foliate micro-mosaic bands, concave sides and original fitted interior, with key and working lock, 25cm x 19cm, height 6.5cmsome cracks on top, shrinkage at back at top right hinge, break to handle of one interior fitting, otherwise good condition.
Modern Gordon Highlanders Uniform consisting dark green doublet with high collar. Gauntlet cuffs with white piping decoration. Anodised collar badges and buttons. Together with Scottish tartan kilt ... Modern A & SH sporran in black horsehair with six white tassels ... White, buff leather belt with brass Welsh Guards buckle ... Buff leather, Musician's pouch and shoulder strap ... White patent leather, drum hanging strap with plated mounts. Complete on part mannequin.
WW2 Pattern Khaki Drill Gordons Doublet And Kilt khaki drill, single breasted, open collar, cut away front doublet. Pleated chest pockets with exposed button flaps. Both shoulder straps with brass "Gordons" titles. Buttons absent. Together with a Gordons pattern, tartan, wrap around kilt. Leather securing straps to the top. Complete with kilt pin. Minor moth. 2 items.
A collection of clothes and knitwear to include a size 16 tartan (plaid) 1970s mid skirt, the plaid is on the bias, side zip together with a plaid red kilt in a pleated skirt design with a kitt pin (size 16). A large cotton black shirt with a tribe design, a collection of 1960s/70s wear to include a deep blue floral cotton dress with panel edge in navy piping and navy buttons (handmade), a sea green jersey flecked jacket with a no collar design (Chanel style design, handmade) the jacket is edged with floral design beading around the edging and the cuffs, two pockets, fully lined. A raspberry pink mid 1960s coat dress with a Peter Pan collar, coloured buttons (one missing). A 1970s Welsh tweed artisan jacket with a hood in a colourway of Autumn shades of brown/gold/mustard (1970s). A late 1960s maxi dress in pink/cream/beige, decorative buttons on the length of the dress, cap sleeves. A highly embroidered decorated long gilet/waistcoat in a colourway of lime/cream/orange in a large floral design on a pale sage background (1970s). A Welsh wool diamond design cape in a colourway of deep burgundy/pink/aubergine and cream in a zigzag/diamond design with belt (1970s), fully lined in navy. A large purple/brown coat, striped colourway with large collar button and stand up collar with matching pillbox style hat with knitted brim (1960s/70s).
A small circular George V silver and tortoiseshell circular pill box, gilt interior, hallmarked by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, 1926, a modern unmarked white metal engraved probably silver oval pill box, an Alpaca Mexican unmarked white metal oval pill box, enamel, mother of pearl and abalone inlaid decoration, a 20th century mother of pearl handled silver rattle with three bells, hallmarks rubbed, and an Edinburgh silver kilt pin/brooch, having rampant lion and Celtic knot design, by Thomas Kerr Ebbutt. (5) Weighable silver: approx. 18grams (0.5ozt) Further details: slight wear and dents to rattle, tortoiseshell generally good - slightly cloudy, tarnishing and general wear to all.
TWO TARTAN KILTS, WITH HIGHLAND DRESS both with jacket and belt, one waistcoat, sporran and flashesThe jacket in the first image does not have a size label available but feels like a smallthe jacket in the second image does have a label with "S 42" printed on it (image added)the kilt in the first image does not have a waist label present but the length is 60cm the kilt in the third image does not have a size label but does have card with information on it with sizes marked
Jonathan Pryce (as Prince Philip): A Ghillies Ball waistcoat and kilt ensembleSeason 5, Episode 1, 'Queen Victoria Syndrome'Comprising a red Royal Stewart tartan knee-length wool kilt, a grey tartan waistcoat, a navy and red woollen jacket, a white brushed cotton shirt with French cuffs, and white braces; together with a black silk bow tie by Hawes & Curtis, a brown leather and white fur sporran by Margaret Morrison with lion crest to the top and silver hardware embellished with thistles; a pair of grey heavy-knitted kilt hose socks with red and white wool flashes, and a pair of black leather shoes decorated with silver buckles (9)Footnotes:As seen in the Ghillies Ball scene on the set for Balmoral Castle in Scotland.For more on the history of the Ghillies Ball, see footnote to Lot 108.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Tobias Menzies (as Prince Philip): A tweed jacket, waistcoat and kiltSeason 4, Episode 2, 'The Balmoral Test'Custom-made two-piece single-breasted jacket and waistcoat with large red checks; together with a white cotton shirt by Dometakis, waistcoat and shirt with handwritten production labels reading Philip; together with a kilt by Houston, with black leather buckles for fastening at the side, a red woollen tie, a brown leather sporran, and navy blue over-the-knee socks (7)Footnotes:As seen in the Balmoral Highlands & Braemar Games scene.The Braemar Gathering in Scotland likely started during the 11th century when King Malcolm Canmore visited Braemar, in the Highlands. However, the festivities back then were likely a lot more violent.Royal patronage dates back to 1848, when Queen Victoria first attended the event. She had a great love for Scotland, popularised the Highland Games, and continued to support the event for the rest of her life. The Games have been regularly attended by the British Royal Family since the Victorian era, with the current Royal patron being King Charles III.The activities at the Games today include highland dancing, piping, tossing the caber, putting the stone, throwing the hammer, sprinting, a relay race, a hill race up Morrone, long jump, tug of war and a children's sack race. The prize money for the winner today is over £12,000.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
New Kingdom, Amarna Period, Reign of Akhenaton, Ca. 1352 - 1336 BC.A fragment of a large colossal statue of Pharaoh Akhenaton; the fragment depicts the hip section of the statue depicted with the bulbous shaped hips and naturalistically portrayed kilt. The Amarna period changed the portrayal of the image of the royal family in a less formal depiction with a heavy paunch, large hips and thighs, and rather spindly legs. For a similar example, see Cairo Museum, "Colossus of Amenhotep IV/Akhenaten in the Khat and Double Crown".Size: 205mm x 145mm; Weight: 2.09kg Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014, acquired from R. Wace, Ancient Art; Ex. Private collection Switzerland. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.
Late Period, 26th Dynasty, Ca. 590-570 BC.A figure is depicted in a kneeling position and resting on his heels, possibly holding a naos shrine in his lap. Originally either a theorophorus or a naophorous statue, the knees held together on an integral block base, with a tab from the shendyt kilt between the knees, seated on his heels. For a similar example, see The British Museum; Museum Number: EA29478. Size: 250mm x 210mm; Weight: 8.2kg Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014, acquired from Lydia Bertens private collection, Belgium, Nov. 2010. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.
Vintage costume jewellery including a silver and Connemara marble Irish harp form brooch, Victorian Diamond Jubilee commemorative brooch, a white metal mounted chrysoprase brooch, a bug brooch, a Scottish silver ribbon-bow brooch, a sword- and dirk-form kilt pins, claw brooches, a marcasite kookaburra brooch, a Siamese white metal and niello brooch etcQty: 30
10x Scottish Malt Whisky Golf Related Commemorative Tins - to incl 8x Classic Golf Courses "Glenlivet 12yr Single Malt Whisky" tins to incl Royal Dornoch, Royal Troon, St Andrews, Turnberry, Muirfield, Carnoustie all c/w historical golf notes plus 2x Glenmorangie 10yrs Old Single Highland Malt whisky tins decorated with golfing, kilt making, fishing and bagpipe scenes - 3x with the original bottles (unfortunately empty) Note: From The Estate of The Late David Easby
2x Interesting Artist's Wartime Golfing Printers Block Plates possibly Punch or another period Illustrated Magazine - to incl Scotsman wearing his kilt playing a golf shot using his rifle (5.5" x 4.5"); and another similar plate with a soldier using his rifle to play a golf shot out of a bunker with his Scottish caddie wearing his kilt and shouting "Ca Awa, Son!" c/w artist signature and inscribed in pencil on the reverse '51st Highland Div' (6" x 4") Note: From The Estate of The Late David Easby
BREWERIANA: A MACKINLAY'S SCOTCH WHISKY ADVERTISING FIGURE, 'There's No Use Talking- Taste It! Says Mac', a rubberoid Highland gentleman in a kilt with a whisky bottle and glass, supported by a painted wooden base, height 35cm (1) (Condition Report: left leg is broken at the base of the kilt, figure is slightly loose at the base, paint is flaking on the base, crazing and a few small cracks to rubber figure)
BREWERIANA: AN USHER'S GREEN STRIPE SCOTCH ADVERTISING BOTTLE STAND, cast plaster figure of a Highland gentleman 'For Outstanding Merit' on the base, height 43cm (1) (Condition report: a few nibbles to edges of the base, chip to the front and back of the base, small patch of flaking paint on kilt)
R.G. HARDIE OF GLASGOW, SET OF BAGPIPES, MID-20TH CENTURY in turned hardwood (possibly African blackwood) with ivory ferrules and sole, the chanter stamped maker's mark, along with another chanter by William Sinclair, alongside a kilt, belt and pair of dress broguesNote: The vendor has owned these pipes since circa 1971. The pipes were played in a World Championship, were they won (grade 2) with Glasgow Transport. Also played (grade 1) with Seagram's 100 Pipers.This lot contains elephant ivory material. Several countries, including in the EU and USA, prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.Ivory Act 2018 (2022) compliant with APHA registration reference 9WX6KTUF.
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