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PORTOBELLO POTTERY FIGURE OF A BAGPIPER CIRCA 1820 in polychrome 'tartan' jacket and kilt, playing the pipes, and raised on a naturalistic base (Dimensions: 23.5cm high)(23.5cm high)Footnote: Literature: For a similar example in the same colourway, on a different base, see Patrick McVeigh, Scottish East Coast Potteries , 1750-1840, Edinburgh, 1979, fig. 63, p.116
Original vintage British Army recruitment poster - It's a real man's life Join the Regular Army - featuring a soldier of the Scots Guards in traditional Scottish tartan and kilt uniform playing the bagpipes as he marches towards the viewer, set against a pink background. Excellent condition, two punched holes at the top. The Scots Guards (SG), is one of the Foot Guards regiments of the British Army. Their origins lie in the personal bodyguard of King Charles I of England and Scotland. Its lineage can be traced back to 1642, although it was only placed on the English Establishment (thus becoming part of what is now the British Army) in 1686. It is the oldest formed Regiment in the Regular Army, more so than any other in the Household Brigade.Year of printing: 1950s, country of printing: UK, designer: Nash, dimensions (cm): 38x25.5.
Scottish. Scots Guards Piper’s 2009 Birmingham hallmarked silver kilt pin.A fine example by F & S (Fattorini & Sons). Star of the Order of the Thistle with green enamel ground to central thistle. Reverse with two loops to facilitate silver pin with ball ends (one end detachable). Pin complete with safety chain. VGC
A collection of watches, silver kilt pin, silver brooch, heart locket, a silver 16mm wide half hinged bangle with engraved decoration to front, hallmarked Birmingham 1954, a Sterling kilt pin with stags head and set with two yellow paste stones, a lady's Rodania 9 carat gold small wrist watch, strap model, with box, two other 9 carat yellow gold lady's vintage watches (no straps), a 9 carat gold 15mm heart pendant, 2.9gms, two metal watch bracelets,all watches are running at present time although no guarantee is given.
A gentleman's Harris Tweed jacket, size 43s, two other wool jackets, long wool cape coat, kilt with leather edged pocket and three other kilts in mainly greens/browns, two Tam o Shanters, black leather shoes size 8 Condition Report: green check 37| waist 22| length. red check 37| waist 23| length. brown check leather edging 37| x 21| length. brown check 37| x 21.5| length. cape 44. pale jacket 44s. tweed 43s. dark grey 44 tis has a tear to the inside pocket. all are in good condition, no moth damage but many need a good clean.
A child's Highland dress outfit, retailed by R W Forsyth, comprising kilt, sash, shorts, waistcoat, jacket, shoes, hat, sporran, socks, etc, together with copy of a photograph of its owner wearing the outfit. Various ephemera relating to the purchase including letter dated 1911, addressed to "My Dear Mrs Ingalls from Jean Beattie Receipt from Forsyth", import receipt from the US Customs Bureau and catalogue inscribed "Botany Call O' The Clans" mentioned in the letter.
A FINE GROUP OF SCOTTISH REGALIA reputedly formerly the property of Colonal Campbell, to include a Scottish Officers gilt brass mounted Regimental dirk of The 17th (Cameron) Highlanders circa 1860, the blade etched with Regimental honors of Egmont Opzee, the ebonised carved baluster grip set with gilt brass studs, the pommel inset with a piece of cut glass against a pink foil, together with a sash and belt, both with silver mounts, all marked for Edinburgh 1855 and makers mark of James and William Marshall, further complete with a kilt, leather sporran, a Glengarry cap with Regimental badge, a Sgian-Dubh with Egypt honors to the ebony grip, a silver mounted sporran with thistle decoration and central crest of a tower with arms pulling taut a bow and arrow and motto over 'Agite Pro Viribus' etc Colonel Campbell was colonel of the 6th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment and won his DSO in the South African war, he was D.L and J.P for Herefordshire and married Helen Spooner, youngest daughter of Richard Spooner H.E.I.C.S (Honorable East India Company Service) of Warwickshire on 7th September 1881
Scottish interest: Partially complete formal attire for the Cameron / Sutherland clan, comprising kilt, sporran, belt, sgian dubh, tam o’ shanter, buckles and lace cuffs, the cap and belt buckle displaying Cameron clan five arrow crest and motto ‘Pro Regency et Patria’, the sporran silver mounted with assay marks for Mildridge & Son., Edinburgh 1880, with scrolling foliate ornament and asymmetric cartouche engraved with the crest of the Sutherland clan with cat-a-mountain rampant and motto ‘Sans Peur’
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