Bellows bagpipe with chanter only, a stitched leather bag inside a velvet bag cover edged and tied with silk ribbon, wood chanter and stock and a bellows with wooden sides inlaid with ivory, collected by Skeoch Cumming, 19th century

Set of Northumbrian small pipes with a stitched leather bag inside a red baize bag trimmed with red braid, the drones, stocks and chanter of ivory, the latter of the plain open type and attached to the blowpipe is a small keyhole shaped bellows, 18th - early 19th century

Architect's table of carved mahogany with panels of pseudo-Gothic ornament, Chippendale type: English, c. 1760

Piece of green baize from a silver and enamel writing casket designed by Phoebe Traquair: Scottish, Edinburgh, 1927 - 1928

Piece of green baize from a silver and enamel writing casket designed by Phoebe Traquair: Scottish, Edinburgh, 1927 - 1928

Piece of green baize from a silver and enamel writing casket designed by Phoebe Traquair: Scottish, Edinburgh, 1927 - 1928

Carrying case for housing bagpipes, made of mahogany and lined with green baize, owned by William Mackie, Aberdeen, 19th century

Clock with a case supported by carved wooden female figures, cubist in style, the hours marked by concentric circular lines and hands in the form of thunder bolts, possibly associated with Turner Lord: British, 1920 - 1939