A Scottish citrine and hardstone broochWith central claw set oval-cut citrine, measuring approximately 28 x 21 x 12mm, within an open border, set ...

A pair of tourmaline and diamond ear studs, by Graham Stewart, DunblaneEach rubover-set with a rectangular-cut tourmaline, measuring approximately...

Four gold Scottish football medals and another exampleMost early 20th century, with presentation inscriptions, various British hallmarks, approxim...

Two Victorian Scottish hardstone broochesOne with an engraved thistle spray motif, set with citrines, mounted on a circular frame inset with vari-...

A Scottish hardstone bracelet, Victorian, and another braceletThe first: set with octagonal shaped links of various-coloured polished hardstones, ...

A Scottish granite and citrine brooch, EdwardianWith central claw-set oval-cut citrine, measuring approximately 14 x 10 x 8mm, within a lozenge-sh...

Two Scottish brooches by Alexander Ritchie and three other broochesComprising: a plaid pin with Celtic scroll motifs, approximate width 35mm, stam...

A large Scottish gold nuggetOf rounded amorphous form, approximate measurements 25.8 x 18.5 x 5.9mm, approximate gross weight 18.4 grams.Footnotes...

Four Scottish gold nuggetsEach of rounded amorphous form, approximate lengths from 11 to 18.4mm, approximate gross weight 12 grams. (4)Footnotes:...

A large collection of very small Scottish gold nuggetsEach of rounded amorphous form, including some small flakes, approximate gross weight 32 gra...

A collection of small Scottish gold nuggetsComprising 28 rounded amorphous nuggets, approximate lengths from 6.3 to 15.8mm, gross weight 32 grams....

A collection of gem-set stickpinsComprising: a stickpin with horseshoe-shaped terminal, set with assorted Scottish hardstones; another stickpin, w...

A collection of assorted stickpinsComprising: a stickpin with a 'Royal Stag' terminal; another with silver leaping salmon terminal; two with thist...

A gem-set kilt pinDesigned as a stag's foot, with smoky-quartz hoof and orange paste-set terminal, approximate length 7cmFor further information o...

A collection of Scottish silver jewelleryComprising: four assorted kilt pins; a pair of Celtic knot and cross design cufflinks; a similar pendant;...

A collection of Scottish broochesComprising: a bar brooch, with central St Andrew figure amidst a wreath of thistles, also inscribed 'CAMERON' to ...

A collection of Scottish silver jewelleryComprising: a silver shaped-circular open-form brooch, with central claw-set circular-cut amethyst, withi...

The Caledonian Banking Company,£1, 15 May 1891, proof, without serial numbers (PMS CA 14; Pick -). Good extremely fine - about uncirculated. (1)Fo...

Bank of Scotland,£10, 26 September 1963, 6/C 2349, Bilsland-Watson signatures (PMS BA 108c; Pick 93c). Very fine to good very fine. (1)£20, 2 Octo...

The Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd,£5 (2), 30 April 1934, 14/Q 34463, 20 November 1937, 14/L 11293, both R.R.Thomson- J.M.Erskine signatures (PMS...

The Royal Bank of Scotland Limited,£20, 1 December 1952, F98 9405, Thomson-Dick signatures, plc, £20 (3), 30 March 1999, B 591737, B/12 999999, 20...

The North of Scotland Bank Limited,£20, 1 March 1934, A 0128/0180, Harvey Smith signature, General Manager, handsigned on behalf of Accountant (PM...

Clydesdale Bank Ltd,£5, 1 May 1967, C/R, £20 (2), 19 November 1964, C/C 004763, 1 December 1967, C/E 002572, all Fairbairn signatures (PMS CL 31b,...

The National Bank of Scotland Limited,£20, 1 March 1928, A 092-084, printed signature of W.Lethbridge, Cashier, handsigned on behalf of Accountant...

Bank of Scotland,£20, 1 October 1970, A 005556, Polwarth-Walker (PMS BA 118a; Pick 114a). Good very fine. (1)£1 (4), 17 July 1968, A/1 0686273, 18...

The Royal Bank of Scotland Limited,£10, 19 March 1969, A/1 044182, Robertson-Burke signatures (PMS RB 72; Pick 331). Good very fine - extremely fi...

Various Scottish Bank NotesComprisingThe North of Scotland Bank Limited,£5, EE 127938, £20, PT 08290, both 1 July 1949, Webster signature (PMS NS ...

Bank of Scotland,£5 (3), £10 (2), £20 (4), all AA prefixes, 17 September 2007 (PMS BA 127a, 128a, 129a; Pick 124a, 125a, 126a). Mostly good very f...

Clydesdale Bank PLC,£5 (3), 2 April 1990, E/BQ 092233, 19 June 2002 (2), E/EC 076044/45, consecutive, £10 (3), 7 May 1988, D/TF 087601, 3 Septembe...

The Royal Bank of Scotland plc,£5, 30 November 2010, £10, 31 January 2016, £20 (3), 29 April 1998, 20 December 2007, 30 November 2010, all Z/1 rep...

The Royal Bank of Scotland plc,commemorative issues, £5 (15), 6 February 2002 (2), Golden Jubilee, 14 May 2004 (7), Royal & Ancient Golf, 14 July ...

The Royal Bank of Scotland plc,£1 (43), 24 July 1991 (5), 24 February 1993 (5), 23 March 1994 (5), 24 January 1996 (10), 30 March 1999 (4), 27 Jun...

Prince Charles Edward Stuart a presentation silver and tortoiseshell snuff box,Of shallow oval form, the body of the box engraved around the edge ...

Prince Charles & Benedict MedalOf Jacobite Interest: A Jacobite silver medallion Charles Edward Stuart and Henry Benedict, Duke of York.The Legiti...

A George III silver two-handled tea urnby William Davie, Edinburgh, apparently 1762 On four ball and claw feet, supporting a pierced square pedes...

A George II silver bullet-shaped teapotby James Ker with assay master's mark for Edward Lothian, Edinburgh, 1743 with moulded pedestal foot, the s...

A George III silver presentation punch bowlby William and Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh, 1804 the pedestal foot supporting a shallow bowl engrave...

A William IV silver hot water jugby J. McKay, Edinburgh, 1836 Of ovoid form, with moulded foot, Green Man mask spout, scrolling angular handle wit...

A George III silver rosebowlmakers mark very rubbed, probably William Marshall, Edinburgh 1833 On circular domed foot, chased and embossed with sc...

A George III silver soup tureenBy George McHattie, Edinburgh, 1812on four extended scroll feet, the oval body with twin scrolling handles and with...

A George III silver sugar bowlmaker's mark lacking, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, 1791 the moulded pedestal foot with beaded edge, supporting an ovoid bo...

A George III silver two-handled cupby James Gilsand, Edinburgh, 1802 the pedestal foot supporting an ovoid body, bright-cut engraved with a band ...

Of Scottish/Caribbean interest: an interesting George III silver teapotby George Fenwick of Edinburgh, with Edinburgh marks for 1815, also stamped...

A silver bowl and matching candlesticks of Lorimer patternby Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh, 1995/1996 the bowl with pedestal foot, pierced ball kno...

A George V silver quaich and another quaichthe first by Brook and Son, Edinburgh, 1919 of typical form, 22.5cm wide, together with a replica of th...

A modern silver quaichby Wakely & Wheeler, Edinburgh 1963 Of conventional form, diameter 7.7cm, weight 4.5oz.For further information on this lot p...

A George III sugar basketby William Davie, Edinburgh, 1784 oval and on shallow pedestal foot with a beaded edge, the bowl bright-cut engraved with...

A modern silver quaichby Mappin & Webb, Edinburgh, 1966 Of conventional form, length 20.3cm, weight 12oz.For further information on this lot pleas...

A George IV silver tea serviceby J McKay, Edinburgh, 1817-19, comprising teapot and stand, sugar bowl and milk jug, each piece of circular form, ...

A Victorian silver wine funnelby J Mackay, Edinburgh, 1845 with foliate cast rim and shell lug, the spout applied with three ribs, height 14.2cm,...

A pair of George III sauce boats,by Dick & McPherson, Edinburgh, 1807, each on oval pedestal foot with moulded edge; together with a George III w...

An early Victorian silver wine funnelby Leonard Urquhart, Edinburgh 1839 Of conventional form with acanthus moulded rim and shell lug, height 14.5...

An impressive Victorian silver wine cooler with lidby Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh 1842 Of twin-handled campagna form, profusely chased with acanthu...

A siver letter openermaker's mark AFC, Edinburgh, 1994 formed as Scottish basket-hilted sword , height 26.2cm.For further information on this lot ...

A matched pair of George III bottom struck silver gravy spoonsthe first maker's mark James Hewitt only struck four times, the second with Edinburg...

A collection of George III flatwarevarious makers, Edinburgh hallmarks, Mainly old English pattern and comprising two fish slices, six soup spoon...

A George III soup ladlemaker's mark unclear, Edinburgh, apparently 1802 of Old english pattern, toether with a butter knife by Robert Gray of Glas...

A Traprain Replica Roman Spoonby Brook and Son, Edinburgh 1928 With elongated shell bowl engraved with the Christian symbol Chi Rho and with narr...

A collection of George III and George IV flatware,various makers, Edinburgh hallmarks, Mainly of fiddle pattern and including two soup ladles, tw...

An early 20th century silver tobacco boxby Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1920 Of plain curved form, the flush lid with squeeze release, length 11cm...