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Lot 1407
A silver kilt pin designed as the leg of a deer, with a smoky quartz hoof, probably Scottish, cased, a gilt brooch deigned as the face of a owl, with boot button eyes, with a matching pair of earrings, a mauve paste set pendant cross with a long chain spaced with mauve pastes at intervals, a colourless paste set buckle, a turquoise matrix set slide and two circular mother of pearl hat pin finials, applied with paste set bat motifs.
Lot 48
A group of small diamond rings to include three and five stone; a pair of zircon earrings, screw fittings; other gold earrings; Victorian gold and Scottish agate and gem set kilt pin; opal tie pin; gold RWAFF brooch; spinning wheel charm; gold rose brooch by Hamilton and Inches; single strand of graduated cultured pearls; a bag of miscellaneous costume jewellery, money etc (Qty)
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Lot 228
An Armand Marseille composition socket-head doll, with a crimped blonde wig, sleeping brown glass eyes, and an open mouth with two upper teeth, on a jointed body, the head impressed `Armand Marseille / Germany / 996 / A. 2 1/2 M.`, 41cm high; a Roddy hard plastic doll, with a strawberry blonde wig, sleeping plastic eyes, and an open mouth with two upper teeth, on a jointed body with a `walking` mechanism, wearing original Scottish attire (arms detached); a Pedigree hard plastic boy doll, with moulded brown hair, sleeping blue plastic eyes, and an open mouth with two upper teeth, on a jointed body, wearing a white shirt with a machine lace placket front, and a kilt; and nine other assorted dolls, including Barbie dolls, (12). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 462
Braemar - a rare Scottish provincial kilt pin / brooch William Robb, marked SILVER, W.R, B.M.R, with claw set citrine terminal with knot work decorated split pin below 8cm long Notes: For many years, the shop William Robb had in Braemar was mainly an outlet for items made in Ballater and the necessity for a Braemar town punch seems to have been considered unimportant. Items bearing this mark are much rarer than previously considered and to date we have only noted three examples (including those offered here) with the combination of WR and BMR - all are on kilt pins of varying sizes.
Lot 470
Ballater - a a Scottish provincial silver kilt pin William Robb of Ballater, marked ROBB / BALLATER, the central disk with engraved borders and with central collet set citrine, applied to simple traditional pin with coiled terminal 10cm long, central disk 3cm diameter Notes: The design of this kilt pin combines two successful standard details by Robb; the simple traditional kilt pin (as supplied to the Balmoral Highlanders), and the simple target brooch with citrine set to the centre.
Lot 503
Ballater - a Scottish provincial gold kilt pin / brooch William Robb, marked WR, BLTR, 9ct, Edinburgh 1923, with claw set citrine terminal above an intertwined knotwork section to a tapered point 8.5cm long Notes: Whilst it is known Robb worked in gold, little officially or un-officially marked wares are known. This is because within the area his reputation was such that the added seurity of a hallmark and the expense that this entailed was not considered necessary.
Lot 521
Ballater - a large Scottish provincial kilt pin / brooch J Knowles & Sons, marked JK&S, BLTR, SILVER, of typical form with claw set citrine terminal with intertwined spit pin 13.5cm long Note: J Knowles & Son were another firm which capitalised on the tourist boom in Ballater. They had originally been clock makers based in Aboyne but diversified into tourist wares around 1900. Like many, they were retailers rather than makers so items bearing their marks are rare.
Lot 191
A Continental Bisque Head Negro Doll, with moulded hair expressive smiling face with fixed glass eyes, the squeeze box body operating his wooden hands playing cymbals, wearing a green and cream two piece costume with lace trim, with wooden lower legs, 29cm; a Carved Wooden Costume Doll, as a highland soldier wearing a bearskin and kilt, with jointed limbs, 38cm; a Stuffed Fabric Lord Nelson Doll, with painted face, wearing a blck tricorn hat, blue felt tail coat and cream waistcoat and breeches, 24cm (3) See illustration-group
Lot 193
A Norah Wellings Type Fabric Scottish Boy Doll, with moulded felt head, painted features and inset blue glass eyes, brown mohair wig, fabric body and plush covered limbs, dressed in a red felt jacket, tartan kilt, wool sporran and leatherette boots; a Similar Fabric Doll, as a Spanish man with painted moulded stockinette covered head, wearing a wide brimmed hat, brown felt bolero jacket and long trousers; two similar smaller fabric dolls, (4)
Lot 611
A Royal Worcester figure of a Scotsman sitting on a wooden post, of ivory ground with red and blue tartan decoration to kilt with gilded trim to socks, kilt, jacket and waistcoat, the base with impressed Royal Worcester mark and stamped with Royal Worcester mark for 1900, model number 913, 6"h.
Lot 37
SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS INTEREST, circa WWII, two badged balmorals, two cairngorm set plaid brooches, two plate mounted sporrans, Officers plate mounted sword belt, another plate mounted belt, Sam Browne belt, kilt (named to 'Ian Adams'), two pairs of sock flashes and a military New Testament (I.Adams)
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