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© Royal Copenhagen, Denmark; Image © National Museums Scotland
View full screenLid for sugar bowl, of white ceramic, called 'Blå Kant' (Blue Line), designed by Grete Meyer for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, 1965
K.2015.23.277.2
Meyer, Grethe Henriette Kjældgaard, 1918 - 2008, Designer
Denmark, Northern Europe
Royal Copenhagen, 1775 -, Manufacturer
Modernist
Nordic Modernist Design (23 Sep 2016 - 12 Feb 2017)
National Museum of Scotland
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Woman's top or blouse, part of an ensemble with A.1994.1036 B & C, in fine woven wool of Farquharson tartan, chequered with crossing stripes of dark green, dark blue, narrow red and narrow yellow, high neckline with short standing collar and centre back fastening, full-length sleeves, cuffs fastening with four buttons, belonged to Frances Strickland Lovell Oldham, also known as Frances Farquharson of Invercauld: Scottish, c. 1950s
Woman's Turkish trousers or harem pants, in fine woven wool of Farquharson tartan, chequered with crossing stripes of dark green, dark blue, narrow red and narrow yellow, part of an ensemble with A.1994.1036 A & C, belonged to Frances Strickland Lovell Oldham, also known as Frances Farquharson of Invercauld: Scottish, c. 1950s
Woman's headscarf, part of an ensemble with A.1994.1036 A & B, in fine woven wool of Farquharson tartan, chequered with crossing stripes of dark green, dark blue, narrow red and narrow yellow, consisting of a flat length of material with a narrow fringe at each end, belonged to Frances Strickland Lovell Oldham, also known as Frances Farquharson of Invercauld: Scottish, c. 1950s