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Hemispherical bowl of silver, decorated with chased lines outlined with dots, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, Shetland, 8th century
Bowl of silver, with deep basal depression, decorated with a procession of four contorted animals on a dotted background, from St Ninian's Isle, Shetland, 750 - 825 AD
Bowl of silver, decorated with four pairs of grotesque animals, interlocking, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 8th century
Bowl of silver decorated with dotted lines, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 8th century
Shallow bowl of silver, with flat base, decorated with lines of dots, the upper zone with T-shaped panels, the lower zone of radiating ovals, from St Ninian's Isle, Shetland, 750 - 825 AD
Bowl of silver decorated with lines of dots and gilded male bearded faces, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 8th century
Bowl of silver, with basal depression, the upper zone with wide interlaced bands, dot outline and dotted background, a dotted whirl pattern on base, from St Ninian's Isle, Shetland, 750 - 825 AD
Hanging bowl of silver with three oblong gilt escutcheons in the form of spreadeagled boars, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 8th century
Spoon of silver with a cast dog's head with blue glass eyes at the junction of stem and bowl, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 8th century
Eating utensil of silver, a one-pronged implement with engraved design of interlace on both faces, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 750 - 825 AD
Pommel of cocked hat form with cast decoration in chip-carved technique of interlaced animals filling six panels, from St Ninian's Isle, Shetland, 750 - 825 AD
Conical silver-gilt mount decorated with symmetrically arranged animal interlace, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 8th century
Conical mount of silver-gilt with four panels of interlace and animal decoration, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 8th century
Conical mount of silver-gilt with fine all-over decoration of engraved spirals and coils, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 8th century
Silver scabbard chape with Latin inscriptions, animals and fish, Pictish, from St Ninian's Isle, 8th century