Set of French bellows bagpipes or musette, purchased at the sale of the effects of Prince Henry Benedict, Cardinal York in Rome and said to have belonged to his brother, Prince Charles Edward Stuart

Set of bellows bagpipes or small pipes of ivory, made by John Naughtan of Aberdeen, 1824 - 1842

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

Bagpipe bellows comprising two outer boards of beechwood with a stitched leather diaphragm, possibly from the small museum at Tarland, Aberdeenshire

Bellows camera with plate holder adapted to take cartes-de-visite, mahogany, unsigned, lens by Lerebours et Secretan, Paris, c. 1860s

Bellows made of a yak hide bag fitted with a rude iron nozzle, personal use: Tibet

Ebony stand with two fixed poles, part of a model of a blacksmith's bellows, to a scale of 3 inches to 1 foot: South Asia, India, Bihar, Patna, 1815 - 1821

Model of a blacksmith's bellows in ebony and leather, to a scale of 3 inches to 1 foot: South Asia, India, Bihar, Patna, 1815 - 1821

Crossbar with lever, pulling chain, and chain for fixing to the bellows, part of a model of a blacksmith's bellows, to a scale of 3 inches to 1 foot: South Asia, India, Bihar, Patna, 1815 - 1821

Bellows for a set of Union or Pastoral bagpipes of rosewood mounted with silver and ivory, probably owned by William Mackie, Aberdeen, early 19th century

Turned stock of bone fitted with a brass sleeve, for bellows or blowpipe for a set of Union bagpipes, previously owned by William Mackie, 19th century

Bellows for a set of Uilleann pipes made beech with leather and green plain weave cover and finished with brass strips, 20th century