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A SUPERB QUALITY GORDON HIGHLANDERS' KILT, in pristine condition with all straps and buckles. Waist 129cm/51 inches, length 69cm/27 inches The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Exceptional kilt in truly pristine condition with no evidence of moth or other damage and with all leather work and buckles intact. A blank maker's label inside.

A WOODEN FIRESCREEN PANEL, THE FEET REMOVED, DECORATED TO COMMEMORATE THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS IN SOUTH AFRICA 1900, the central motif being in the form of a khaki kilt with bullion embroidered panels and battle honours Doornkop, Pretoria, Zamd River and Hout-hek, width 78cm, height 100cm. The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.The wooden frame with an occasional knock and one finial missing. The central panel sound with no evidence of moth or other damage. The bullion embroidery dull through age, the kilt pin rusted.  

A POST 1952 GORDON HIGHLANDERS REGIMENTAL FLAG, and a kilt cover with front pocket and waist band (2)   The absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Both items in excellent condition, the flag complete with lines and toggles.  The kilt cover pocket with General Service button.

Kilt-Brosche/Kilt Pin Brooch, Schottland, Ende 19. Jh., Sterling-Silber, reliefierte Silberarbeit besetzt mit verschieden farbigem Achat, 10 cm lang, 19 g, im original Etui

Large antique silver Scottish kilt brooch

9ct ROSE GOLD CAIRNGORM STONE KILT ACCESSORY/PIN, In the form of a Sgiandubh knife

SCOTTISH CARVED, POLYCHROMED, AND TOLE TOBACCO FIGURE LATE 19TH/ EARLY 20TH CENTURY depicting a private grenadier from the 79th (Cameron) Highlanders, dressed in a tole kilt and bonnet with black feathers, with leather and sheepskin straps and pack with a cloth bedroll, on a square plinth with label 'PRIVATE GRENADIER COMPANY/ 79TH CAMERON HIGHLANDERS/ HEAVY MARCHING ORDER/ 1815/ WATERLOO'Footnote: Provenance: Previously Bardrochat House, South Ayrshire

Trade card, Singer, Bookmark, Military bookmark showing Scottish Soldier in kilt (vg) (1)

Early 19th century Portobello pottery figure of a Bagpiper, modelled standing wearing a tartan jacket, kilt and blue tam o'shanter, he stands upon a green and black painted base, 23cm

Early 19th century Portobello pottery figure of a Bagpiper, modelled standing in his tartan jacket and kilt and wearing a blue tam o'shanter, he stands upon a green painted base, 23cm (losses to his bagpipes and chips along bottom edge of the base)

A pair of Staffordshire gentlemen, Moody and Sankey, together with a another of a Scotsman in a kilt (3).

MODERN MANNEQUIN IN MILITARY DRESS, in a 19th Century crimson doublet, with kilt, Gordon Highlanders white leather cross belt and white spats, along with another in shortened ceremonial tunic with black trousers and Cameronians belt (2)

VARIOUS LADIES/GENTS COATS, SUITS, STOLES, HATS etc, to include a John Collier pure new wool grey suit (trousers & jacket), a Jaeger, London brown jacket, a Highland Hills Industry wool kilt, size 22, a Burton Tailored coat size 40, a Miss Smith wool camel coat size 20, a fur stole, straw boater style hat, various belts, ladies hats, etc

A quantity of silver and costume jewellery to include a Victorian micro mosaic heart shaped brooch; a Scottish kilt pin set with a purple stone; an 1877 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head silver shilling; and other silver and silver gilt jewellery.

A large vintage sterling silver and citrine scottish brooch/kilt pin, with engraved Celtic design: hallmarked TE for Thomas Kerr Ebbutt of Edinburgh, 1958, a French vintage flower brooch with Amber glass centre and a white metal flower brooch. H.8cm

dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Europe, Straight, double-edged blade, ribbed in the center and with double central fuller in the first half. Fine, bronze hilt with quillon, quillon block carved with braided branches and quillons with a beast's head. In-the-round grip, finely carved to effigy a shirtless archer, dressed in a kilt and intent on holding a handful of arrows (in the left hand he was once probably holding a bow of lance). Right hand holding another arrow. Bronze scabbard with decorations in relief. A vulture above, under which the two naked warriors are fighting, surrounded by the coconut palms. Lower other animals, and the Rod of Asclepius surmounting crossed bow and lance, a mask on the ground. length 25,9 cm.

(THH) An interesting group of ephemera, chiefly relating the the Carr family, Arnestown, County Wexford, Ireland, to include: portrait miniatures and silhouettes; photographs and correspondence; Queens Own Yorkshire Dragoons kilt, berets and bagpipes, stamped 'R G Lawrie'.

A Scottish kilt; with leather sporran; socks; etc. 

Royal Doulton Hand Painted Rotating Music Box with On / Off Switch to Side, Plays Tune ' Bluebells of Scotland ' A Snowman Figure Wearing a Scottish Kilt to Top of Music Box, Plays by Rotating The Support Base. Height 8 Inches - 20 cms. Mint Condition.

A pair of hallmarked abalone oval panel cufflinks, Scottish silver small kilt pin and a gilt metal brooch

Lot of scottish kilt pins.

Large print of a Scots man in kilt signed in pencil.

Mixed lot to include a Queen Victoria 1887 shilling coin pendant on a yellow metal chain, gilt metal necklace, silver brooch and a silver plated kilt pin (4)

Scottish ' Ben Wyvis Kilts ' of Inverness Kilt and Kilt Brooch

Fragmentary bronze figure of Nefertum wearing the shendyt kilt and the lotus crown, late period circa 664-525 BC, 12cm high,PROVENANCE: Nasser Brothers, Cairo 1969.

Assorted Costume Jewellery, including vintage fur flowers, bangles, pendants, kilt pin etc:- One Tray

A 1960?s Harvey Nichols & Co. Ltd box containing children's Scottish dress, to include silk shirts by Gocch's of Knightsbridge, W. Hayford & Sons, Sloane Street; tartan shorts; a tartan kilt; buckle shoes; sporran; knee socks, etc the property of Lady McCreery, Stowell House Somerset

A collection of Victorian and later Scottish silver and white metal brooches/kilt pins, to include eight various examples, mostly with thistle designs with citrine, agate and hardstone finials, some unmarked, 7cm - 9.5cm in size, various dates and makers.

Seltene keltische Kilt-Nadel Frankreich, Bretange, 18./19.Jh. L. 8,3 cm Oberer Teil aus Silber, Gold gebödet und ausgefasst mit Diamantrosen. Nadel und Ring aus Gelbgold mit französischer Punzierung. Ca. 18,2 gr. L. rest. Provenienz: Aus einer Stuttgarter Sammlung. A RARE FRENCH CELTIC KILT PIN, Bretagne, 18th/19th century. Upper part with silver front, set with rose-cut diamonds, yellow gold at the bottom and pin with French hallmarks. C. 18,2g. Minor restoration.

A silver coloured metal Celtic shield boss brooch, cast and embossed text In Armour Solide est La Des Richesses, marked Kelt, others kilt pins, blue john inset bar brooch, etc most unmarked (7)

London Scottish NCO’s miniature plaid brooch or kilt pin.Fine silver plate example by ORR. Plain burnished quoit mounted with thistle sprays secured with ornate wing nuts. To the centre, a Lion Rampant; across the base of the wreath a blank scroll. Stout pin to reverse. VGC P. Orr & Sons Ltd, of Madras and Rangoon, a well known Indian silversmith.

WW1 Canadian 16th Bn. CEF Canadian Scottish Attributed Uniform.An extremely rare near complete attributed uniform worn by Lance Corporal Percival Dunseith Sparling of the 16th CEF.Comprising: Tam O’Shanter retaining 16th CEF Cap Badge. ... Doublet, with is the 1902 pattern Highland Regiment doublet (Traces of Glasgow paper label two pleats to the collar). Retaining original brass and cloth badges. “C16”, Collar badges, “Canadian Scottish” shoulder titles, Cloth Divisional badges indicating “16th Battalion”, Lance Corporal chevrons, Good Conduct chevron, Three overseas chevrons. The jacket with scattered moth nips and holes. ... Kilt this of retains original paper label “Seaforth Highlanders 1916”. There appears to be no moth damage to the kilt. ... Sporran Other Ranks pattern, the black leather cantle with 16 CEF badge. Slight age wear, cantle with hole to accommodate a different badge. ... Scarlet Hoes tabs. ... The uniform is accompanied by a copy of an original photograph of Lance Corporal Sparling wearing this uniform. Also photocopies of letters sent from France. (7 parts) Lance Corporal Percival Dunseith Sparling was born in Brussell, Ontario in 1886. He volunteered for service in February 1916. He landing in France in 1917 and was wounded in January 1918. He received his discharge in May 1919.

A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE FUR COLLARS and oddments, a Vintage kilt and a 'Jenny Dove' multi-coloured coat

A set of kilt jacket buttons Henry Tatton, Edinburgh 1915, comprising fourteen large and eight small, each domed button with Celtic knot work decoration; together with seven large buttons Wilson & Sharp with various Edinburgh marks

A small collection of kilt jacket buttons to include three large square examples, A & J smith of Aberdeen, two large and two small with family crest, Birmingham 1883 and two Scottish silver brooches

Two blazers with brass buttons, a kilt and a pair of checked trousers 34 waist

A collection of silver jewellery including Scottish kilt pin/ brooch set with amethyst, citrine and moss agate, two dog brooches. a small model of a dachshund, a ring set with moonstone, Scottish silver stag brooch, locket set with a reliquary, Victorian charm bracelet, etc

Scottish silver kilt pin by Robert Allison, Edinburgh 1964, Iona Scottish silver brooch, Edinburgh 1966, two other silver brooches and an enamel and filigree brooch 

A SELECTION OF ITEMS, to include two gold plated cameo panels one depicting a lady in profile within a rope twist surround, the other depicting a figure in a kilt, an oval floral carved bone panel, a carnelian swivel fob pendant, a gold plated circular locket set with circular cut colourless stones assessed as paste, a chain, small spoon etc (condition Please Note - some items show signs of damage)

Scottish kilt, Sporran and two waistcoats.

A "Kilt Society" kilt in navy, blue and green tartan, size 34-36 with Scottish dagger pin and sporran.

Edwardian Scottish silver dirk kilt pin by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham and a Scottish silver circular hardstone brooch - Condition Report Date mark rubbed on the Scottish kilt pin, length = 10cm, other brooch tested as silver diameter = 4cm

Jewellery - a Victorian banded agate oval brooch, yellow metal mount; others multi panel floral , cross crested, vibrant orange citrine kilt brooch etc, mostly unmarked silver coloured metal mounts, largest 58mm x 44m (8)

A Canaanite bronze figure of a deity Bronze Age, circa 1500-1200 B.C.The smiting god with ridged conical headdress, striding forth wearing a vertical striped short kilt with a scabbard at the waist, the right arm raised to hold a weapon, now missing, 12cm highFootnotes:Provenance:Prof. Samuel Jean Pozzi (1846-1918) collection, France. Collection S. Pozzi (deuxieme partie), Art Antique; Galerie Georges Petit, Paris, 25-27 June 1919, lot 329. Anonymous sale; Crait + Müller, Paris, 30 October 2019, lot 91.During the 2nd Millennium the imagery of Canaanite bronze gods was derived from foreign, and particularly Egyptian, deities. The conical crown is thought to be influenced by the White Crown of upper Egypt and the 'smiting god' type resembles images of Egyptian pharaohs triumphing over their enemies. These warrior-type figures are thought to represent the storm god, Baal. For a similar 'smiting god' figure see O Negbi, Canaanite Gods in Metal, Tel Aviv, 1976, p. 112, fig. 128 1318.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Egyptian polychrome wood overseer shabti New Kingdom, circa 1500-1069 B.C.Wearing a tripartite wig, broad collar and characteristic long kilt and triangular apron, the arms crossed at the chest, a single column of text on the kilt reading: 'Instructions of Osiris Bak-aay, justified', details in red and black, 21cm high Footnotes:Provenance: Léon Rodrigues-Ely (1924-1973) collection, Marseille, France.Archéologie-Art Islamique, Collections Léon Rodriques-Ely; Christie's, Paris, 6 May 2015, lot 74. Private collection, UK, acquired from the above sale.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A large Egyptian turquoise glazed composition amulet of Thoth Late Period, circa 664-332 B.C.The ibis-headed deity striding forth with hands clenched and held to his sides, wearing a short kilt and striated tripartite wig, the front of the rectangular base with dark blue linear inlay, 12.3cm highFootnotes:Provenance:with Alex G. Malloy, New York. Philip Pearlstein collection, New York, acquired from the above 22 March 1973. with Antiquarium, Ltd, New York. Private collection, UK, acquired from the above 26 January 2018.Thoth was associated with knowledge and writing and was also believed to have healing properties. The frequent use of Thoth figures as mummy amulets may be due to his role as recorder in the final judgement when the virtue of the deceased was decided.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Two framed Oil Paintings by W Rennie (98) and (97) on canvas of John George Rennie D.S.O, The Black Watch, one in full Black watch Uniform wearing Kilt and the other of head and shoulders

A Mackenzie tartan boy's kilt

Silver kilt pin by Alastair Campbell, Edinburgh 2001.

A FULL LENGTH PHOTOGRAPH OF KING EDWARD VII IN A KILT, signed Edward R, 1904, 31 cm x i9 cm including mount

SELETION OF SILVER JEWELLERYincluding a bracelet with pierced panel links depicting a figure riding a dragon; three expanding christening bracelets; an Albert chain; a amber coloured glass set kilt pin; a carnelian set brooch; four various rings; a seed pearl set crescent moon brooch; etc., 1 box

GOOD SELECTION OF SILVER AND SILVER MOUNTED JEWELLERYincluding a Caithness millefiori set pendant on chain; a Luckenbooth brooch; an entwined Celtic knot design brooch; a turquoise enamel decorated bar brooch, maker mark 'AJS'; a citrine set brooch; a button hole flower holding brooch; a kilt pin with entwined decoration, maker 'A.W.J'; and a small amethyst set Luckenbooth style brooch, etc., 1 box

GENTLEMANS HIGHLAND EVENING SUITcomprising a Prince Charlie jacket in black, with waistcoat and pair of tartan trews, together with a black leather kilt belt (4)

19th Century Staffordshire flat back figure group of man in kilt with his wife, together with a flat back figurine spill vase. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

10th-7th century BC. A brown limestone seal, drilled vertically for suspension; accompanied by a museum-quality impression and a typed and signed scholarly note issued by the late W.G. Lambert, Professor of Assyriology at the University of Birmingham, 1970-1993, which states: 'The scene shows a bull mounting a cow that is giving suck to its young as the farmer, wearing a kilt, stands in front steadying the cow. There are two stars and a crescent in the sky, a tree in front of the farmer and the spade-symbol behind him. Five dots fill the space above the bull's body. This is a Neo-Assyrian seal in the linear style, c. 900-700 B.C. It is one of the rarer designs, and very well engraved, though there is a little wear on the surface and some touching up.' 13 grams, 33mm (1 1/4"). The Signo collection, the property of a West London businessman, formed in the late 1980s-early 1990s; item number 4062; academically researched and catalogued by the late Professor Lambert in the early 1990s; and accompanied by a copy of a typed and signed scholarly note by the Professor. Fine condition.

2nd millennium BC. A bronze figure standing upright on a rectangular base wearing a close-fitting helmet, tight wrap-over shirt with cap sleeves, raised waistband and kilt with fringed hem below; left arm straight with hole in the fist, right arm raised and slightly bent with fist clenched; mounted on a custom-made display stand. See Aruz, J., Art of the First Cities. The Third Millennium B.C. from the Mediterranean to the Indus, New York, 2003. 226 grams, 14cm including stand (5 1/2"). Property of a London collector; from her family's private collection; formerly with a London gallery; acquired in the 1990s. Very fine condition.

Saite Period, 664-525 BC. A bronze lioness-headed figure of Wadjet seated on a square-section throne, wearing tripartite wig surmounted by Atef crown consisting of ostrich feathers, horned sun disk and fronted by rearing uraeus; her clenched hands resting on the knees with ankle-length kilt, feet on a square footrest, throne with lateral panels of low-relief scale pattern with incised hieroglyphs representing the Union of the Two Lands; mounted on a custom-made wooden stand. Cf. similar figure in the British Museum (accession number 1992,1110.1) with less elaborate headdress than here. 2 kg total, 33cm including stand (13"). Ex V.G.F. collection, Shelby Township, Michigan; acquired from Royal-Athena Galleries, New York, USA, in 1986; previously with Christie's, London, 13 July 1983, lot 468; formerly in a European private collection, prior to 1983; on loan to Ohio State University, Picker Art Gallery, Colgate University, and Fitchbury Art Museum, between 1986-2015; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.10119-167436. Wadjet 'the green one' was known to the Greeks as 'Uto'. She was originally the tutelary goddess of the city of Dep which eventually became part of the conurbation called Per-Wadjet (House of Wadjet"). Wadjet was considered the matron and protector of Lower Egypt, and later the joint protector and patron of all Egypt. Very fine condition. [A video of this lot is available to view on Timeline Auctions website.]

Assorted Modern Ladies' Costume, comprising Escada Margaretha Ley navy blue pin striped single breasted trouser suit, with a contrasting white lapel mount and matching sleeveless top (38), an Escada two piece green wool skirt suit with long line double breasted jacket with contrasting panel and straight skirt (size 38), and a similar green wool skirt suit with tartan trims to the jacket and pleated kilt (38); Kasper for A.S.L three piece skirt suit with a grey/blue large checked long line double breasted jacket, straight skirt and white linen waistcoat, another black short sleeved jacket with decorative gilt metal and black centred buttons, and straight skirt (size 8); Antonette Franz Houshoffer green two piece skirt suit with long line jacket, velvet mounted collar, pockets and straight skirt (size 38); Class navy skirt suit with long sleeved jacket, cream trim and straight skirt (size 44); Mansfield Clothes London, navy and cream crepe short sleeve jacket with double breasted buttons and matching navy straight skirt; Esmodell navy double breasted long sleeved jacket, with a shaped front, white silk layered detachable collar and straight skirt (size 38); Maxdine black wool and velvet inserted long line jacket and matching straight skirt (size 44); Basler navy trouser suit, comprising long line jacket with three buttons to the front, matching tailored trousers (11). Condition overall on all the items is very good.

Lot of scottish kilt pins.

Silver rennie macintosh design necklace kilt heath with presentation box.