Jar, advertising rennet
sold by J Samson & Sons, Cumnock & Castle Douglas, probably made in Cumnock, Ayrshire

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000-100-003-204-C

Jar from Mumrills, Stirlingshire

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000-000-136-610-C

Seed bowl (squash jar)
probably from grave in Salt River Valley, Arizona, USA

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000-100-104-670-C

Tobacco jar in the shape of an elephant

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000-100-067-848-C

Tobacco jar, made at Dunmore, Falkirk District

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000-190-001-926-C

Tobacco jar, made at Dunmore, Falkirk District

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000-190-001-927-C

Tobacco jar, made at Dunmore, Falkirk District

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000-190-001-928-C

Tea jar in brocade bag inside wooden box

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000-100-103-465-C

Tea jar with brocade bag and wooden box

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000-190-001-325-C

Tea jar with brocade bag and wooden box

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000-190-001-326-C

Tea jar with brocade bag and wooden box

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000-190-001-327-C

Battery, part of electrical demonstration apparatus
made in England

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000-190-004-726-C

Experimental electricity set
made in Dresden, Germany

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000-190-002-326-C

Honey pot, made at Kirkcaldy, Fife

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000-100-080-684-C

Jug
From Glendale, Skye

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000-100-045-841-C

Jug
From near Addinston, Borders

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000-100-045-843-C