Detail of a clarsach associated with Mary, Queen of Scots

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Detail of a clarsach associated with Mary, Queen of Scots

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000-190-000-740-C

Ewer, associated with the Robertsons of Strowan

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000-100-080-502-C

Highland bagpipe chanter
by James Robertson, Grove Street, Edinburgh, 1920s

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000-000-579-971-C

Knife
Made in Edinburgh

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000-100-000-986-C

Knife & fork

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000-100-002-452-C

Ladle
made in Edinburgh

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000-100-045-890-C

Regulator for providing a chord accompaniment for a set of bagpipes
possibly by Hugh Robertson, Edinburgh, late 18th century

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000-000-579-899-C

Regulator for providing a chord accompaniment for a set of bagpipes
possibly by Hugh Robertson, Edinburgh, late 18th century

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000-000-579-900-C

Set of bagpipes with bass and tenor drones in a common stock
possibly made by Hugh Robertson, Edinburgh, late 18th century

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000-000-579-901-C

Set of drones with bass drone and tenor drone set in a single stock
possibly by Hugh Robertson, Edinburgh, late 18th century

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000-000-579-898-C

Set of Northumbrian Half-long bagpipes
by James Robertson, Edinburgh, c. 1928

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000-000-579-735-C

Set of Northumbrian Half-long bagpipes
by James Robertson, Edinburgh, c. 1928

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000-000-579-736-C

Set of Northumbrian Half-long bagpipes
by James Robertson, Edinburgh, c. 1928

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000-000-579-739-C

Set of Northumbrian or Half-long bagpipes
by James Robertson, Edinburgh, c. 1927

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000-000-579-670-C

Set of Scottish bagpipes, bellows-blown with bass and tenor drones only in a common stock
possibly by Hugh Robertson, Edinburgh, late 18th century

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000-000-579-902-C