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Clutha vase
Christopher Dresser
ca. 1895
Clutha vase
Christopher Dresser
ca. 1888
Piob Mhór (Great Highland Bagpipe)
Peter Henderson
before ca. 1940
Flagon
Stephen Maxwell
1788
Quaich
William Clark
1709
Hash spoon
James Glen
ca. 1743–52
Clutha vase
Christopher Dresser
ca. 1890
Shawl
Scottish, Paisley
ca. 1865
Event handkerchief
Scottish, Glasgow
1819
Measure
Scottish, Glasgow
ca. 1864
Embroidered panel
Scottish, Glasgow
ca. 1905
Great Highland Bagpipe/ Piob Mhór
Robert MacKinnon
Basin
Stephen Maxwell
18th century
The escape of Mary, Queen of Scots from Loch Leven Castle (frontispiece, from "Mary, Queen of Scots: Her Persecutions, Sufferings, and Trials")
Joseph Swan
1826
Mary, Queen of Scots
K. Mackenzie
1800
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve)
Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
1750–65
Mary, Queen of Scots
A. Fullerton & Co.
early 19th century
Last Sitting of the Old Court of Session in 1808
John Kay
1808
Napoleon Le Grand
Jacques Louis David
ca. 1810
The Disappointment
Stephen Conroy
1987–88
Round brooch with blue enamel flowers
Frances McNair
late 19th–early 20th century
Round brooch with three Mackintosh styled roses in orange and green enamel
Frances McNair
late 19th–early 20th century
Rectangle brooch with stylized flower (?) in green, orange, blue enamel
Frances McNair
late 19th–early 20th century
Round brooch with green enamel
Frances McNair
late 19th–early 20th century
Twleve Advocates who Plead with Wigs On
John Kay
1810
Washstand
Charles Rennie Mackintosh
1904
The Practical Decorator and Ornamentist for the use of Architects, Practical Painters, Decorators, and Designers
George Ashdown Audsley
1892
Ensemble
R. W. Forsyth, Ltd.
1944–46
Symington, Paisley, and Glasgow
1843–47