Scottish Furniture

An early Scottish wainscot armchair with throne-like form. Featuring a carved rising sun and three thistles below a shaped crest on an oak panel back. Wide carved arms supported on c...

An antique Shanks porcelain sink in Victorian style with a cast iron wall bracket. With soap dishes in a stylised foliage design, a shaped splash back and...

Vintage Peter Muir Yew Wood Longbow. A very good archery long bow, produced by Peter Muir, the Scottish bowyer (bow-maker) from Edinburgh. The bow is fitted with two horn nocks, a mo...

Hallmarked in Edinburgh in 1997 by Hamilton & Inches, and designed and modelled by Victor Hayton for the World Wildlife Fund, this incredible, Elizabeth II period, Limited Edition St...

Acorn Design From our Tea Caddy collection, we are pleased to offer this Scottish Mauchline Ware Tea Caddy attributed to Smiths. The Mauchline Ware Tea Caddy of rectangular form ma...

An early 19th century Victorian Scottish cast iron insert. A medium sized insert- Scottish in origin, probably cast by Carron of Falkirk, a decorative repeating acanthus leaf pattern...

20th Century Scottish Sterling & Carved Celtic Knot Bog Wood Dirk (Sgain Dubh) with Topaz, a stunning representation of traditional Scottish craftsmanship and design. The dirk featu...

This is a beautiful Caithness glass paperweight named "Ascension", designed by Alastair Macintosh and dating to the last quarter of the 20th century. The paperweight has a cone, egg shaped form, having colours including blue swirl with orange net to the centre and medium bubble and smaller controlled bubbles, making a very distinctive design. The Caithness Glass Company began making paperweights circa 1962 Paul Ysart,Colin Terriss,Alistair Macintosh,Margot Thomson Inns Burn where some of Caithness makers designers of Caithness glass paperweights. The makers mark is etched to the base with CAITHNESS ASCENSION SCOTLAND and a scratched edition number alongside as per the images. This paperweight weighs about 500 gram. Caithness glass The company was founded in 1961 by Robin Sinclair and initially only made bowls, vases and drinking glasses. After Paul Ysart joined the company a year later, that paved the weigh for Paperweight production, with regular factory production starting in the late 1960s. In 1974 the first millefiori and lampwork paperweights...

An original Scottish early 19th century cast iron fireplace insert by Carron of Falkirk. A splayed frame with high relief embe...

Malloch Of Perth Black Japanned Fly Tin. A good, black japanned fly tin by Malloch of Perth. The two boards with four rows of plated fly clips, five hooks on each, a total of 40 flie...

Fine Scottish silk-on-linen sampler worked by Elizabeth Muir, aged 13 years, Burton, September 8, circa 1822, of East Lothian parish, featuring alphabet and number panels above paren...

Scottish Georgian Sterling Silver Oval Tea Pot by Alexander Gardner & Co., Edinburgh c1800. Alexander Gardner & Co registered their mark in 1797. This was the new trading name formed...

What a handsome chest of drawers! It’s a long time since we last offered a Scottish chest of drawers and this one is a beauty. The piece is built in two sections, necessary for negotiating narrow passages and staircases. The upper section has three deep drawers with the flow of their serpentine fronts unbroken by knobs or pulls. Instead the drawer fronts have finger pulls carved into their undersides. These are flanked by serpentine corbels with a deep flute in the center. The 6.5"high splashback is removable, making the height 48.5". The lower section has three slightly graduated drawers, inset, with wooden knobs. They are flanked by almost full columns, banded, ending in a tall turned foot...

This is a late 19th century Scottish tartan ware trunk. For the collector, this is a rare find. The furniture items are far less common than the smaller boxes, books and other epheme...

Vintage North Polar Chart – Greenland & Arctic Exploration Routes, 1903 This vintage map titled "North Polar Chart" offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century Arctic e...

One of the most outstanding pieces of ironwork we have ever seen, truly a one off spectacular mid-19th century iron overdoor, sourced from a Scottish estate this bespoke overdoor exp...

A Scottish Orkney Island canopy chair from the early 20th century with handwoven straw hooded back, rush seat, open arms, tapering legs and side stretche...

A very elegant and versatile Scottish (Edinburgh) 19th Century early Victorian pencil veined Carrara marble fireplace surround. A substantial square edged top shelf sits directly abo...

A simple Scottish 19th Century Victorian splayed cast iron fireplace insert by the renowned Carron of Falkirk foundry. An outer frame with a raised border splayed sides envelop to t...

An early Victorian 19th century Scottish Carron of Falkirk 1840 cast iron fireplace insert. A generous outer plate with protruding moulding, splayed ingrounds to a decorative frame w...

A classic Mid-Century Modern dining table by A. H. McIntosh, beautifully crafted in richly figured teak. The table features clean, refined lines with gently tapered legs and a smooth...

An interesting and intricately handpainted late 19th century stained glass panel depicting Glasgow’s 17th century Old University College in High Street. The University of Glasgow lat...

Scottish sewing set of Tartan ware, 19th century Set of 4 items of Tartanware, Scottish sewing set, exists of a rectangular box, marked by Stuart A thread...

A pair of large Scottish trophy antler armchairs, skilfully executed, with sprung seats in fallow dear hide.

An original and rare Scottish probably (Carron of Falkirk) Georgian Cast Iron fireplace insert of favourable proportions in the British Ro...

This is an antique mechanical engine indicator. A Scottish, brass scientific instrument by Dobbie-McInnes of Glasgow, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920. Presenting a gr...

A versatile Scottish Edwardian bolection hardwood fireplace surround. Showing great proportions, a deep cut bolection profile to the front frame, with generous return sections all re...

A Fine Regency Period pollard oak Library or Writing Table, Scottish and Attributed to William Trotter of Edinburgh This fine table is veneered throughout in pollard ok with contras...

A charming, small vernacular box stool in deeply patinated pine timber of simple boarded construction, with shaped carry hole to the seat. Scottish, c. 1800.

A fine and rare 19th Century Regency fireplace Insert grate, salvaged from Anne Street, Edinburgh Scotland. Circular rondel's to capitals with r...

(3) Vols., John Locke, Esq. An Essay Concerning Human Understanding; with Thoughts on the Conduct of the Understanding. Printed for Mundell & Son and J. Mundell, 1798 (Vol. I) and 17...

This is an antique hospital engraving. A Scottish, framed lithograph of medical interest, dating to the Victorian period and later, circa 1900. A fi...

18th Century Oak Welsh Dresser, in two parts, the upper section having a molded cornice above three shelves, the lower section having a rectangular top over three short drawers, rais...

Gustave Aimard (1818–1883), often referred to as the "French Fenimore Cooper," was a prolific author known for his adventure novels set in the American frontier, Mexico, and occasion...

George III Period, sterling silver (unmarked, but tested)-mounted ram's horn snuff mull, Scotland, Ca. 1790-1810. There is a sterling silver disc on the top of the hinged lid that is...

This is a large antique planter, a Scottish ceramic jardinière in the manner of Majolica, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1880. Of generous proportion, offering excellent...

A 19th century nipping or copying press by Robert Ritchie of Edinburgh. Marked: PATENT ROBERT RITCHIE EDINBURGH.

A table Version from the model, originally designed as a street lamp for the "Glasgow School of Art", this lamp shows the great Viennese influence, as Mackintosh exhibited 1900 toget...

A large masculine and flamboyant example of a 19th century Scottish Aesthetic movement cast iron fireplace insert. A large outer plate with recessed fielded panels hosts an off set p...

A vintage pottery Cocker Spaniel figurine of the "Kennel" series, designed by Lisa Larson for Gustavsberg in the 1970s. Manufacturer: Gustavsberg, Sweden Design: Lisa Larson Marks: ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this pair of large vintage Thomas Lloyd brown leather with Kilim seat cushion sofas from a rather spectacular Scottish castle A very good looking and super comfortable pair of large sofas...

1950’s English Oak Haberdashery Cabinet – Twenty Drawer. Early 50’s haberdashery cabinet with twenty tiered drawers. Made by R. Simpson & Co of Aberdeen, the cabinet is made principa...

Georgian (George III) Period, sterling silver-mounted (unmarked, but tested) ram's horn snuff mull, having a hinged lid, Scotland, Ca. 1795. Measures 1 1/2 inches diameter at widest ...

19th century painting of a maid and her lover, signed and dated In great condition Ready to hang Size of frame is : 38 inches by 30 inches Size of work is : 28 inches by 20 inches John Douglas...

An early 19th century Scottish windsor chair in patinated elm with hoop back, saddle seat, turned front legs and adzed back legs joined by turned H-stretchers. Classic form and charm...

A large and masculine 19th century Scottish (Edinburgh circa 1850) Belgian black marble fireplace surround. A substantial square shelf ...

This is an antique brooch and scarf clip set. A Scottish, silver jewellery or accessory set, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1890. Delightful ...

Scottish Apothecary Amethyst Glass Bottles A matched pair of Scottish apothecary display bottles in deeply saturated amethyst (blackberry) glass, made in the classic globular “shop ...

Antique Zoological and Botanical Charts of the World – Black’s Atlas, 1884 This double plate from the New and Revised Edition of Black’s General Atlas of the World, published in Edi...

Early 19th century Scottish two drawer painted console table with a scrubbed pine top. 1860. Code: 9066 Dimensions: W: 67" (170.2 cm) H: 30" (76.2 cm) D: 18" (45.7 cm)

A Scottish wrought-iron fireplace grate basket with rivet-work lattice front, scroll finials and shaped legs. Waxed finish. Restored. Height of burning area: 6 1/2″ Width at feet: 18...

An elegant, and quite large wooden fireplace surround in the Georgian manor in rich home grown Scottish figured oak. The frieze of bolection ...

A lovely quality 19th century cast iron Zodiac table by the Falkirk Iron Works foundry. The top has the signs of the zodiac and has lovely old ...

A Scottish Edwardian Scots Pine Bolection Fireplace Surround. A deep moulded bolection front frame, with generous return sections to wall, all resting on splayed foot blocks. The Sc...

This is a vintage pair of binoculars. A Scottish, enamelled brass racecourse spotter's binocular with leather case, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1930. Fascinating set of ...

Scottish Mauchline Ware From our Tea Caddy collection, we are delighted to offer this rare Mauchline Ware Tea Caddy. The Tea Caddy of rectangular form extensively decorated with a repeating pinstripe pattern throughout the entire exterior of the Tea Caddy upon a Sycamore carcass. The decoration features a striped effect with alternating classical scrollwork, linked chain and pin striped vertical line transfers in shades of gold, green and red. A shield-shaped escutcheon finishes the exterior of the Caddy. When opened the Tea Caddy reveals a single Caddy compartment with traces of the original foil lining and the Caddy the original full length wooden Cumnock Hinge. The Tea Caddy dates to the late Georgian Period during the reign of George IV Circa 1830. The Tea Caddy is a rare example of early Mauchline Ware especially because of the Type of decoration used and extremely good condition, a superb addition to any collection. We firmly attribute the Tea Caddy to renowned Scottish Mauchline Ware makers Smiths from the extremely close similarities between this Caddy and a previous one in our archives signed by Smiths. The Tea Caddy comes complete with working lock and tasselled key. Mauchline Ware was the production of Scottish white-wood products, it was mainly manufactured from the 1820s until 1939. The production of souvenir woodware for the tourist market began in the 1790s with the snuff box industry in Ayrshire. By 1820, Mauchline ware was well established, supplying souvenirs from wood grown ‘on the Field of Bannockburn’, ‘on the Abbey Craig’, ‘on the slopes of Stirling Castle’ and made into sewing requisites, egg cups, trinket boxes and many other kinds of souvenirs, transfer printed with a line drawing of the place. The firm Smith’s who regarded as the the leading and most renowned manufacturer of Mauchline War among a few lesser known and shorter lived companies. They ranged from the basic transfer as on small vases to boxes and smaller household accessories...

A beautiful Scottish Victorian mahogany magic lantern, made by William Hume, scientific instrument maker, Edinburgh. The dimensions are approximately 61...

Beautiful all-over patina and hand carvings on the apron.

Wonderful pollard or burr oak table Beautiful veneered top and solid pollard oak carved legs Possibly Scottish. I have seen similar bold gadrooning on...

A very rare George III Vinaigrette made in Edinburgh circa 1815 by J. McKay. The Vinaigrette is oval in form with plain sides and base. The cover is inset with an unusually shaded S...