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Silver pap or feeding cup made by Ayme Videau, London, 1757 - 1758, used by Sir Walter Scott when a baby and presented by his mother to a Mrs Mackenzie
Two-handled silver cup with a plain trumpet stem, by William Byres, Banff, c. 1785, inscribed "The Gift of Miss Abernethie To Her Niece Mrs Duff" on the body
Parcel-gilt cup with twelve panels of engraved decoration outside and a shield flanked by "M" and "N" inside, unmarked, mid 16th century, an heirloom of the MacLeods of Cadboll in Easter Ross
Domed lid with profuse rococo decoration for silver cup MEQ 1076, by Charles Allan, Jamaica, c. 1750
Plain circular silver tumbler cup with a flat bottom and everted rim, by William Ker, Edinburgh, 1766 - 1767
Two-handled silver cup with a decorated spout, 'The Leith Races Toun Prize', by Walter Scott, Edinburgh, 1707 - 1708, engraved with the arms of the city of Edinburgh and motto "Nisi Dominus Frustra"
Domed lid for two-handled silver cup 'The Leith Races Toun Prize', by Walter Scott, Edinburgh, 1707 - 1708
Silver-mounted coconut cup of polished nut on a wooden base, engraved 'The prize of butts at Kilwinning made and sett out by Robert Fullarton of Bartanholme. Esqr. For the year 1746'
Coffee cup of white glazed porcelain, decorated with a black painted design, in use in the 1770s at the house of Macleod of Raasay when Boswell and Dr Johnson stayed there
Coffee cup of white glazed porcelain, decorated with a black painted design, in use in the 1770s at the house of Macleod of Raasay when Boswell and Dr Johnson stayed there
Coffee cup of white glazed porcelain, decorated with a black painted design, in use in the 1770s at the house of Macleod of Raasay when Boswell and Dr Johnson stayed there