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Jet figure of St James the Apostle dressed as a pilgrim, probably a signaculum, a pilgrim's sign obtained at the saint's shrine at Compostela in Spain: Spanish, Asturias, probably 1450 - 1500
Painted wooden figure of James VI and I with a moveable arm, possibly part of some mechanical contrivance like a clock, early 17th century
Oak figure of St Andrew, patron saint of Scotland, shown dressed in long robes belted around the waist, carrying his cross in his left hand and a book in a pouch in his right hand, probably once part of a screen or altarpiece, made in Northern Europe, possibly in the Low Countries, c. 1500, said to come from Fife
Flat wrought iron stylised squirrel with large bushy tail, pointed ears and holding a nut in its paws, possibly a gate finial, made by the firm of Thomas Hadden, Edinburgh
Flat wrought iron stylised bird with a curled tail, possibly a gate finial, made by the firm of Thomas Hadden, Edinburgh, 1920s
Figure of a fishwife, of white glazed and painted earthenware and sea shells, shown standing upright on a hollow base with a rope moulding round it
Bas relief figure before laying on the vase, one of a collection of specimens illustrating the manufacture of the Portland Vase, from Etruria, Staffordshire, given by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons in 1856
Bas relief figure before laying on the vase, one of a collection of specimens illustrating the manufacture of the Portland Vase, from Etruria, Staffordshire, given by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons in 1856
Bas relief figure before laying on the vase, one of a collection of specimens illustrating the manufacture of the Portland Vase, from Etruria, Staffordshire, given by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons in 1856
Glazed and painted earthenware figure of a goat on a rocky base, made at Gallatown, Fife, early 19th century
Glazed earthenware figure of a fishwife painted in polychrome, made at Portobello, 18th century
Glazed and painted earthenware figure of a Scottish fishwife holding a large fish, with a creel and fish at her feet, Portobello ware, made at Thomas Rathbone's factory, early 19th century
Earthenware figure of a fishwife standing with a creel of fish on the ground before her, painted in coloured glazes and enamels, from Thomas Rathbone's factory, Portobello, early 19th century
Earthenware figure of a fishwife standing carrying a creel of fish on her back, painted in coloured glazes and enamels, from Thomas Rathbone's factory, Portobello, early 19th century