Chair, adapted to serve as dentist's chair
probably made in Scotland

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000-100-104-339-C

Chair
made in Scotland possibly from Lochleven Castle, Fife

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000-100-103-493-C

Chair
probably made in Caithness

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000-100-103-628-C

Chair
made in Caithness

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000-100-103-629-C

Chair
made in Teschen, Austria, used at Forsyth's, Edinburgh

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000-100-104-345-C

Chair
made in Linlithgow, West Lothian

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000-100-104-660-C

Chair
made in Glasgow

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000-180-000-011-C

Chair
made in Teschen, Austria; used at Forsyth's, Edinburgh

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000-180-000-019-C

Chair of walnut
From England

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000-100-080-553-C

Dining chair
possibly made in Earlston

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000-100-104-717-C

Sedan chair
Used in Edinburgh

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000-100-001-708-C

Child's high-chair
made in Britain

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000-100-104-351-C

Chair purchased by Adam Galt

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000-100-104-899-C

Nursing chair, associated with James VI and I

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000-100-049-341-C

Armchair, associated with the Irvines of Drum, Aberdeenshire

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000-100-045-688-C

Chairs designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh

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000-000-099-903-C