Charmstone
used in Islay, Inner Hebrides

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000-100-002-704-C

Charmstone
from Cumbernauld, Dunbartonshire

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000-100-002-719-C

Charmstone

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000-100-103-767-C

Charmstone
from Wasbister, Orkney

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000-100-103-775-C

Charmstone
found at Culbin sands, Moray

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000-100-103-776-C

Charmstone
from Kilcatrina, Colonsay, Inner Hebrides

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000-180-002-274-C

Charmstone, owned by the Mackenzies of Ardloch, Ross-shire

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000-100-002-755-C

Charmstone, owned by the Mackenzies of Ardloch, Ross-shire

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000-100-002-756-C

Charmstones
from Fairy Dean, near Melrose, Roxburghshire

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000-100-103-766-C

Chinese porcelain plate with images of Highland soldiers, made for the European market

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000-000-100-220-C

Church-ship model, associated with James VI (I of England)

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000-100-049-307-C

Church-ship model, associated with James VI (I of England)

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000-190-000-307-C

Church-ship model, associated with James VI (I of England)

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000-190-000-308-C

Church-ship model, associated with James VI (I of England)

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000-190-000-311-C

Church-ship model, associated with James VI (I of England)

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000-190-000-312-C

Church-ship model (Detail), associated with James VI (I of England)

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000-190-000-313-C