Fragment of a glass cup
From Traprain Law, East Lothian

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000-100-039-462-C

Fragment of stained glass
From Melrose Abbey, Roxburghshire

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000-100-000-392-C

Fragment of stained glass
From St Andrews Cathedral, Fife

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000-100-000-415-C

Fragments of stained glass
From Dunfermline Abbey, Fife

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000-100-000-391-C

Stand for sand glass

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000-100-000-407-C

Wine glass, 18th century

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000-100-102-346-C

'Amen' glass, associated with the Jacobite cause

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000-100-083-194-C

Church sand glass used for timing sermons
From Bathgate Church, West Lothian

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000-100-000-404-C

Wine glass commemorating William II (III of England)

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000-100-082-362-C

Half-hour glass used by Sir Walter Scott

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000-000-099-938-C

Stained glass panel, entitled The Camargue, by Sax R. Shaw

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000-180-001-905-C

Battledore
probably used at Holyrood Flint Glassworks, Edinburgh

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000-100-044-087-C

Concave rectangular mirror
probably made in Edinburgh

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000-180-000-909-C

Cucurbits, used by Joseph Black
possibly made at Leith

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000-100-044-139-C

Fragments of drinking glasses
From Skirling Castle, Peeblesshire

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000-100-002-165-C

Glassblower's blowpipe (detail)
probably used at Holyrood Flint Glassworks, Edinburgh

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000-100-044-082-C