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Holy water stoop

Decorated stone basin or ‘stoop’ used for holding holy water.

Object number EDIN/o/1

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Edinburgh Castle

Object type: Stoop

Marble statue - Psyche borne by winged Zephyrs

Made of marble, this statue of 'Psyche borne by winged Zephyrs' was by the British sculptor, John Gibson (b1790 d.1866) once stood in the lobby of Abbey Hotel, Melrose, prior to c.1950.

Object number MEL5184

Time Period: Modern

Property Information: Melrose Abbey

Object type: Sculpture

Carved stone panel - Saturn

Oval carving depicting Saturn.

Object number EDZ003

Time Period: 17th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: Edzell Castle

Object type: Panel

Boots

Boots like this were used for working inside distillery vessels at Dallas Dhu, near Forres, Morayshire.

Object number DHU021

Time Period: 20th century, Modern

Property Information: Dallas Dhu Distillery

Object type: Boot/Shoe

Saddle quern and rubbing stone

Quern stones were used for grinding grain into flour.

Object number JAR479

Time Period: Iron age, Prehistoric

Property Information: Jarlshof

Object type: Quern

Dagger finial

This object is a silver-plated finial of bronze from the handle of a rondel dagger.

Object number CAER578

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Dagger

Statue of St Triduana

Wooden statue of St Triduana holding a thorn on which her eyeball is impaled.

Object number TRID001

Time Period: 20th century, Modern

Property Information: St Triduana's Chapel

Object type: Statue

Corbel

Finely carved in sandstone, this male head once formed part of decorative corbel inside St Andrews Cathedral.

Object number SAC/c/5

Time Period: Late medieval, Medieval

Property Information: St Andrews Cathedral

Object type: Corbel

Effigy of a master-mason

The mallet, set square and straight edge beside this unusual effigy suggests that this was carved in memory of a master mason of the 1400s who worked at St Andrews Cathedral.

Object number SAC/fe/4

Time Period: Late medieval, Medieval

Property Information: St Andrews Cathedral

Object type: Effigy

Funeral monument

This small stone block was originally used as a candle holder.

Object number SAC/fm/2

Time Period: 17th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: St Andrews Cathedral

Object type: Funerary monument

Tomb slab - Christian Brydie

This memorial to Christian Brydie bears her initials ‘C B’, a central inscription 'THOVGH IN THIS/ TOMBE MY BONES/ DOE [RO]TTING LY/ YET [RE]AD MY NAME/FOR CHRIST AND/ BRYDE AM I 1655.' and 'HEIR LYETH A CHRISTIAN CHRISTIANE/ BRYDIE SPOVS TO IAMES CARSTAIRS BAILLIE OF STANDREWS DECEASSED ANNO/ M DCLV OF HER AGE XLVIII/ HAVEING LIVED WITH HER BELOVED HVSBAND XXVI YEARES.' around the edge of the slab.

Object number SAC684

Time Period: 17th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: St Andrews Cathedral

Object type: Tomb

Ballaun stone

The hollows worn into this stone suggest that this is a balluan stone.

Object number KMD010

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Ballaun stone

Cross slab

This stone is a flat slab carved only on one face, so it may well have been meant to lie recumbent, perhaps over a grave.

Object number KMD011

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Cross slab

Consecration stone

This carving depicts a hammer-headed cross as indicated by the position of the circular boss at the centre.

Object number KMD012

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Consecration stone

Straw picture - Eileen Stalker Castle

This straw picture depicts Castle Stalker, a medieval tower house on the coast of Argyll.

Object number EDIN101

Time Period: 18th century, Modern

Property Information: Edinburgh Castle

Object type: Picture

Figure

Figure from King's Fountain, Linlithgow Palace.

Object number LLP/o/39

Time Period: 16th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: Linlithgow Palace

Object type: Fountain

Lion sculpture

It is likely that this sculpture featuring two lions side by side came from the foot of an effigy of high status at Melrose Abbey.

Object number MEL/o/6

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Melrose Abbey

Object type: Effigy

Retable fragment

This fragment of panel with its finely carved figures is likely to have formed part of a retable.

Object number MEL/o/10

Time Period: Late medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Melrose Abbey

Object type: Retable

Shrine fragment

Part of a panel of finely carved figures, this once formed part of a shrine at Melrose Abbey built around 1250.

Object number MEL/o/11

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Melrose Abbey

Object type: Shrine

Shrine fragment

Badly damaged, these three fragments may represent the remains of an ornate medieval shrine that was deliberately defaced during the Scottish Reformation.

Object number MEL/o/12a+b

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Melrose Abbey

Object type: Shrine

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