Antique Fifes

Rosemary is a project by William Fife III and it was launched in his Scottish shipyard in 1925

Antique print titled 'An elder son'. Alexander William George Duff, 1st Duke of Fife, KG, KT, GCVO

Offered is a set of vintage brass Revolutionary War soldiers bookends. Each bookend depicts a fife

Crawford and Balcarres, Balcarres House, Fife, Scotland.

H-stretcher. This table was purchased from the owners of an old farmhouse in Earlsferry in Fife

insert. St Andrews, Fife, Scotland 1885. Fire opening size: 1015 mm wide x 1015 mm high, width is

, this map shows much of the Firth of Forth, to include the Kingdom of Lothian and Fife, showing the

. Please enlarge all the images to appreciate the many fife rent woods and other fine details. Measures

Important dedicatory portrait of a young boy flute or fife player signed and dated by Baron Louis

'Ferry of the Loaf' comes from the legendary tale of Thane of Fife, MacDuff, escaping the fury of

lands of Pitmilly, Fife; and married him to a lady related to Macduff, Thane of Fife. The painting is

Parliament representing Fife from 1859 until his death, and Millicent Anne Mary Kennedy-Erskine (1831 - 1895

Gowrie, Perth, Fife and the Inner Hebrides in search of inspiration. Also undertaking at least one trip

December 1901 Edinburgh), was born in Wooer's Alley, Dunfermline, Fife, to Joseph Neil Paton and Catherine

Judge. Deas was born in 1804, the son of Francis Deas of Falkland, Fife. He was called to the Scottish

had been extraordinarily successful and in 1747 he was able to purchase a small estate in Fife, and

(1800-1880) was born in Cupar, Fife. He trained as a painter in Edinburgh with the eminent portraitist

many years. St Andrews 'The Home of Golf' is on the Fife Coast of eastern Scotland and is considered

estate in Fife, and became known as Allan Ramsay of Kinkell. Measurements: Height 94cm, Width 81cm

sitter is Robert George Duff (1817-1890), a distant cousin of the Earls of Fife, and was the second

design of Crathie Kirk (1893) and was subsequently chosen by the Duke and Duchess of Fife (the Prince of

Bulls, Woman with Parrot, Guitar-Player, and Child from the Troop Playing the Fife, over which the

Hedley Fitton (1859-1929), St. Andrews Castle, Fife, c. 1910, etching, signed in pencil lower right

-1949) Forth Bridge and Fife c. 1922 Signed Watercolour 24x34cm Haslehust was an English landscape

William John Whittemore (American, 1860-1955) "St Monans Church, Fife" Original Watercolor c.1920

. Brought up in Glasgow, he lived at St. Monans, Fife in 1890, moved to Ayr in about 1895. He painted mostly

Rosemary is a project by William Fife III and it was launched in his Scottish shipyard in 1925

Rosemary, a project by William Fife III and launched in his Scottish shipyard in 1925. Measures: Cm 89.3 x

inches and the decanters are fife inches high.

, often played with a fife (pipe); the player would play both the fife and drum. By the 15th century, the

legs and feet. A well made piece displaying clever forging. Attributed to J. Bennet, Arncroach, Fife

exhibited from 1887-1903 and lived in Manchester, West Anstruther in Fife and Southport in 1894. He

one dummy drawer. The sides and front apron are beautifully shaped, supported by six leg of which fife

in lime green glazes and is impressed WEMYSS WARE R.H.& S. for Robert Heron & Son of Fife. In good

, and a beautiful pink and purple agate from Rathilet in Fife. The agates have a highly polished mirror

first produced in 1882 at the pottery based in Kirkcaldy, Fife in Scotland and owned by Robert Heron

Kinghorn, Fife. Hickory shaft with original suede grip. Gibson registered his 'outline star' cleek mark in

Bridge that joins Edinburgh by road to Fife.

Unusual Deep Face Golf Club By Gibson Of Kinghorn. Hickory golf club iron by William Gibson, Fife

designs. The beautiful selection of stones are quality pink agates from Cupar in Fife, green and red

November 27, 1886. Museum Collections: The Atkinson, Southport Cellardyke Town Hall, Fife Ferens Art

the width and depth of the face. James Braid was born in Earlsferry Fife Scotland in 1870 and was

Gibson, Fife, endorsed by five times Open Champion, James Braid. The club carries the James Braid

a Scottish makers mark and comes in the original antique bangle box marked with a Fife Jewelers

with steel key guards, then carved with fife and drum motif right into the panel, with the instruments

6.75" H x 9.50" W. One of several potteries in Kirkcaldy, Scotland, the Fife Pottery or

socket head driver with hickory shaft and suede leather grip. The head marked 'Alex Patrick, Leven. Fife

Royal Hibernian Academy. This original watercolour shows a typical harbour scene on the Fife coast. We

James Braid Orion Putter By William Gibson. Hickory golf club putter by William Gibson, Fife

of Scotland provided ample inspiration, particularly the areas of Angus and Fife, and his landscapes

golf equipment. His workshop was based in St Andrews, Fife, a town with deep ties to the history and

makers within the Fife area (Forrester, Carruther's, F.H.Ayes and Willie Park jnr) before eventually

Kinghorn, Fife. The club has a hickory shaft with a faint Gibson 'Star' stamped into it with a suede

condition. Waller Hugh Paton (1828-1895) was born in Wooers Alley, Dunfermline, Fife, the youngest son of

Anstruther, Fife, and was brought up mainly by his uncle and aunt while his parents were away on business. He

printed vignettes around the main image. St. Andrews "The Home of Golf" is on the Fife Coast of eastern

scenes and landscapes. Fowler was born in Anstruther, Fife, and was brought up mainly by his uncle and