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A 19th Century Staffordshire model of a Highlander wearing a lemon cap, tartan scarf and kilt and further painted in colours throughout on a gilt lined base, 12” high

Celtic pebble and agate set kilt brooch; agate set anchor brooch; a Scottish silver brooch; a pebble set kilt brooch and a silver button hook (5)

Nine carat gold kilt pin, set with a polished granite stone

Provincial gold and amethyst kilt pin by William Dunning

A Second World War Period Regimental Kilt, and a pair of matching trews; a Cameron of Erracht tartan kilt; a skean dhu, with saw-back blade, basket weave carved rosewood grip with cairngorm set pommel; a kukri with two small knives and leather sheath; a pair of black court breeches

Scottish provincial Cairngorm set kilt pin, set in silver and formed as an eagles claw

World War I - Allan, Private James Diary of the Great War, Private James Allan 2/1 Fife & Forfar Yeomanry, Home Unit 29th January 1917 to 14th October 1917, Overseas unit 8th Batt. Black Watch (9th Division) 15th October 1917 to 21st April 1919, approx 13 x 21.5cm, 27 pages of manuscript text, pasted in postcards, illustrations and photographs, identity discs and kilt sample pasted onto front pastedown, original cloth, rubbed, some chipping to page edges Note: An detailed diary of the life of Private James Allan of the 8th Black Watch (9th Divison) overseas in Germany the later years of First World War. Private Allan made an effort to record a clear, factual account of his time overseas, from his arrival in Boulogne in October 1917 to his demobilisation in April 21st 1919 with harrowing descriptions of movements on the front line, 20th July [1918] 7am. Barrage starts. Troops over. Machine guns, shells, etc, men dropping thick. Barbed wire uncut. Solitary German approaches Hand's up at the double. Drops dead, shot from his Kamerads. Alarming toll of machine guns, few men left. Advance of 200yds. Wheatfield reached, supposed objective... Three stragglers arrive take shelter in the wheatsheaves 5 yds in front of trench. One shot through the head. Another in the knee, third man rushes for the trench and falls dead head first into the trench.

Highland Pipers uniform, (Glasgow Fire Department) circa 1950s, comprising of ; Feather bonnet with red hackle, jacket, plaid, kilt, socks, sporran and crossbelt, two other hackles are also included, a foul weather jacket with cape, and a Glasgow Fire Department dress jacket

Scottish dress jacket, waistcoat and kilt; also shoes, socks and two sporran's

a pair to Pte. F. Sayers., 14-Lond.R., comprising: British War & Victory Medal, both very fine if not better; also sold with this lot relating to the recipient are London Scottish cap badge, cigarette case, and kilt pin, together with a copy of an original photograph of the recipient: A pair to Pte. H.G. Warner., G.Gds., comprising: British War & Victory Medal, mounted for wearing, both very fine; miniatures, badges, (4): A pair to 1.AM. A.C. Bounsall., R.A.F., comprising: British War & Victory Medal, with original packaging; Italy Star & War Medal, sundry items (4): Pte. H. Horsfall., Hamps. R., Victory Medal. (22).

INVERNESS - a collection of Scottish provincial items, to include a clan badge, by Medlock & Craik, marked M&C, INVSS (both incuse), Edinburgh 1936; another similar, dated Edinburgh 1954; together with a sword kilt pin, by J Fraser Inverness (3)

Simon Harman Vedder: A gentleman wearing a kilt and two ladies in evening dress, signed lower left oil on canvas, 20.5” x 14”

Composition doll: fixed blue glass eyes, dressed in green tartan kilt, bonnet and boots with green felt waistcoat and jacket 420mm, small chip to end of nose and hands

Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders silver mounted sweetheart brooch, shaped as a miniature kilt

Dewar's 'White label Scotch Whisky' advertising figure Scotch Guard wearing a kilt holding a staff on plinth base

A Merrythought Scottish Bear dressed in a kilt 41cm.

a Gordon Highlanders officers uniform comprising a kilt, a kilt pin, a green jacket with buttons and collar dogs; brass cantle white horse hair sporran; and a civilian Tam o' Shanter with clan badge

a full Highland Evening Dress outfit, to include: a kilt with a Scottish pebble kilt pin; a black Argyll jacket; a dress shirt; white seal skin sporran; sgian dhub; black lace-up brogues; tartan shorts; assorted socks and bow ties (qty)

* J Powell PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN OF THE FORBES-ROBERTSON FAMILY Standing, full-length in dress kilt on garden steps, with a Highland landscape beyond, signed and dated 1884, oil on canvas, 101.5cm x 86.5cm

A collection of miscellaneous jewellery and other items including; an oval shell cameo brooch depicting Diana, an early 20th century gold four-bar gate bracelet, stamped '9ct', a Continental blue enamel and seed pearl bangle 'AEI', a foliate engraved heart-shaped locket, a baroque pearl ring, various Scottish kilt pins, cufflinks and studs, costume jewellery, a WWII Defence medal, a silver square sovereign case and other items

A small collection of Scottish jewellery to include a crowned heart brooch by John Hart, Iona; a Celtic targe brooch by Shipton and Company; a sword kilt pin by the same maker; a sword pin with applied thistles with stone set heads; together with an enamelled brooch and another similar (5)

a pair of 9ct gold and platinum mounted cufflinks, the circular terminals each set with a mother of pearl panel collet set to the centre with a single cut diamond, contained in a fitted case; a 9ct gold pearl set tie-pin with matching heart shaped fasteners, cased; a heart cut citrine pendant, surmounted by a gem set crown; a citrine set kilt pin; together with a cap badge (5)

aBERDEEN - a Scottish provincial set of twenty-one kilt buttons attributed to the Balmoral Highlanders, with marks for James Lumsden and Company, Aberdeen, each of diamond shape with lion sergeant to centre on a hatched background, with integral loops to reverse which are marked around in the military outfitters style punch note: it is felt that these buttons are possibly part of the order for 24 new Balmoral Highlanders uniform placed by King Edward VII in 1904 for complete sets of uniform to be worn on parade and while on official duties around Balmoral Castle. The lion sergeant while being the crest of the Balmoral Highlanders is also the insignia of Scotland and used for other official uses. Either way a rare and interesting set of buttons

Late 19th/early 20th Century engraved white metal and blue enamel circular kilt pin having central pivotal spike with thistle shaped finial

Scottish silver mounted agate set kilt pin having central pivoted spike with thistle shaped finial

20th Century Scottish silver kilt pin having Celtic design cast decoration and central pivotal spike, Glasgow 1951, 5cm high

Shafer & Vater spill vase modeled as a Scot with raised kilt: 'Mind your own business!'

A Child's Kilt, sporran and other similar items (box)

A nineteenth century Staffordshire flatback figure modelled as a flower seller, the young gentleman holding basket of flowers, with applied bocage, handpainted wearing brick red stockings and green kilt, with lustre painted band to base; together with a continental porcelain figurine modelled as a sad girl holding mandolin, handpainted, standing on naturalistic base - impressed numbers. (2)

A Victorian Staffordshire flatback modelled as a formal standing couple, he wearing kilt and she with feathered bonnet, painted in polychrome standing on oval plinth with painted line - chip to rear, some fricking. (9in)

A Staffordshire Figure of a Seated Scottish Musician with drum dressed in a kilt, early 20th century, decorated in coloured enamels, and raised on oval plinth base, 28 cm high

Wyzard - Caricature of the Actor James Robertson-Justice wearing a Tartan Kilt and holding a Falcon, mid-20th Century black ink heightened with white, together with an oil on canvas and a drawing of the actor.

A Scottish boy doll with composition head, wearing kilt, jacket, plaid sporran and carrying bagpipes, 16in H

A late 19th Century Scottish silver gilt Kilt Pin of shaped circular design with engraved decoration and set with semi precious stones

A general group of men's wear, 19th and 20th century, including five pairs of tweed plus fours 1930s; jodphurs; a kilt, a black tailcoat; assorted shirts; a top hat in leather box; opera hat; cap; and others, (qty)

Robert Russell a 20cm veneer of Russell marquetry some damage to ends and worm holes throughout 20cm x 4cm and two Tunbridge Wells mosaic Berlin work veneers one with scrolled cartouche the other possibly Edward Prince of Wales wearing kilt and holding a parrot (3). For similar see Gill Tunbridge Ware page 15 and for the Berlin work veneers see Tunbridge Ware Brian Austen page 103

IONA - An Iain MacCormick silver kilt pin in the shape of a sword with Celtic knotwork decoration stamped marks 'IMC/ IONA/ SILVER/ CA' 9cm; and an Iain MacCormick silver and enamel brooch of circular form worked with entwined foliage on a deep blue ground stamped marks 'IMC IONA/ SILVER CA' 5cm across (2)

A Scottish hardstone set kilt pin, of torque design set with hardstones and terminated with faceted stones, with central dirk style pin surmounted by a faceted citrine thistle head 3" long, 2" wide (see lot 196 for illustration)

A Palitoy celluloid head Scots boy with painted face, moulded hair, stuffed fabric body, velvet jacket, tartan heat, scarf and kilt, 15 high.

A tartan kilt designed and registered by Don Richards as the National Welsh Tartan for Prince Charles Investiture in 1969.

A Scottish kilt and leather sporran.

*Elizabeth II (Queen of Great Britain & Philip, Duke of Edinburgh). Christmas Card [sent to Percy Benham], [1952] , signed by both under the printed message, the black and white photo facing shows the couple with an identically dressed Prince Charles and Princess Anne, standing on the steps with Balmoral Castle behind them, Prince Philip wears a kilt, folded ivory card with embossed Royal gilt crest on the front, a little rubbed and marked, 21 x 17cm This card, and the following fifty-one are all boldly signed in ink 'Elizabeth R' and 'Philip' and all but two are ink dated (most usually by the Queen). They are arranged in chronological order as per the colour illustration index facing. (1)

*Elizabeth II (Queen of Great Britain & Philip, Duke of Edinburgh). Christmas Card [sent to Percy Benham], 1984 , signed by both under the printed message and dated, with gilt Royal crests on left page facing, folded white card with a full-page col. picture of the Royal couple by a wooded lakeside, Prince Philip is wearing a kilt and has a corgi at his feet, 21 x 15cm (1)

*Elizabeth II (Queen of Great Britain & Philip, Duke of Edinburgh). Christmas Card [sent to Percy Benham], 1987 , signed by both under the printed message and dated, with gilt Royal crests on left page facing, folded white card with a full-page col. picture of the Royal couple seated in the library with Prince Harry between them and Prince William in a kilt to the left, Zara Phillips, in a kilt, sits to the right and Peter Phillips is standing behind, 20 x 17cm (1)

*Elizabeth II (Queen of Great Britain & Phlip, Duke of Edinburgh). Christmas Card [sent to Percy Benham], 1995 , signed by both under the printed message and dated, with gilt Royal crests on left page facing, folded white card with a full-page col. picture of the Royal couple standing in the corner of a drawing-room in front of a bowl of pink carnations, Prince Philip wears a kilt and sporran, 20 x 15cm (1)

*Elizabeth II (Queen of Great Britain & Philip, Duke of Edinburgh). Christmas Card [sent to Percy Benham], 1999 , signed by both under the printed message and dated, the col. photo facing showing the Queen Mother standing with a stick between the Royal couple, Prince Philip wearing a kilt and sporran, folded white card with embossed gilt Royal crests to the front, 19 x 15cm, with orig. special delivery envelope (1)

A Scottish silver kilt pin with marks for Glasgow 1925 maker PH applied to the front with a clan crest comprising a hand holding a dagger a naturalistically cast thistle form cap badge and a plain circular brooch claw set to the centre with a circular cut deep orange paste (3) Length of pin 10cm diameter of badges 4.3cm and 7.7cm

3RD BATTALION SCOTTISH DRESS KILT CLIP BY LAWRIE, GLASGOW

A gents tartan kilt to include a sporran, a black cape and two other gents costumes

Scottish thistle brooch, approx. 50mm diameter, two amethyst set thistles in centre, surround with gold faced thistles & leaves & kilt brooch in the form of a Skean Dhu, set with agate, amethyst thistle top, stamped or h/m Glasgow 1958 (0.77oz) (2)

Small arbour Staffordshire group modelled as a drummer boy and girl, 5.5" high, Staffordshire figure of a Highland officer in red tunic and blue kilt, 8" high and another Staffordshire figure modelled as a woman holding a wide brimmed hat on a rocky base, 6.5" high (3)

A Victorian Scottish silver round brooch/kilt pin, in the form of a crest of Anderson of Ireland, Erskine, Halsey and Gordon, 8cm diameter (3.25in)

A Pair of Soldier boy and girl fabric dolls, with moulded felt faces, inset blue glass eyes, painted mouths, jointed fabric bodies, both wearing hats and red felt military jackets over kilt and trousers (2)

A small parcel lot of assorted items to include a French silver napkin ring, a Victorian anchor brooch, silver kilt pin scissors, watch etc. (8)

A 19th century Staffordshire figure of King John, signing the Magna Carta, in a tented canopy, flanked by two attendants, 31cm high; and other Staffordshire figures, comprising: an equestrian figure entitled 'Garibaldi', 28cm high; a figure of a blind musician holding a violin, with his dog, 29cm high; a pair of figures, he dressed in a kilt, she with a sash, both standing beside a cannon with drums and flags, 26cm high; and another similar female figure (6)

Black Watch kilt, with stamped markings to waist interior

A kilt pin, stamped Iona, by Alexander Ritchie, a silver circular galleon brooch, with marks for Glasgow 1952, by Robert Allison, a silver pierced rectangular plaque brooch, a blue and white enamelled brooch stamped 925, a gem set pendant and a Mauchlin ware photograph album (6)

Paul Jones (fl.1856-1888) Ghillie with the Day's Bag, a Young Boy wearing a Kilt and Tamashanta, Holding Two Sporting Dogs, with a Pony and a Dead Stag strapped to its Back Bearing a false signature "E. Landseer" and dated "1861", oil on panel, 14.5cm by 19.5cm (5 3/4in by 7 3/4in) # 400-600 437. E...Boeuyes (20th century contemporary) Two Deer in a Winter Landscape beside a Silver Birch Tree Signed and dated "70" (1970), oil on canvas board, 46cm by 61cm (18in by 24in) *Provenance. With A Cronshaw, The Fine Art Shop, 62 Darwen Street, Blackburn

A Victorian Scottish citrine brooch, the large madeira citrine rub over set above a gold mount of thistles, with registration marks for 8th March 1871, a Victorian Scottish gold mounted cairngorm set hare's foot kilt pin, circa 1880, and a Victorian malachite set pebble brooch (3)

A VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE OF A SCOTTISH SOLDIER in red jacket, kilt and plaid socks, holding a beret and rifle on a gilt-lined naturalistic base, 28cm, (11in) high