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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

Head carving

This fragment of a bearded man's head was probably carved for Melrose Abbey in the 1400s.

Object number MEL/scp/3

Time Period: Late medieval,Medieval

Property Information: Melrose Abbey

Object type: Sculpture

Basketry fragment

These fragments of a basket were discovered during excavations of the moat at Caerlaverock Castle between 1955 and 1966.

Object number CAER621

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Basket

Tree stump from Loch Leven Castle

Sawn section of the thorn tree stump believed to be standing at the time that Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned on Loch Leven Castle from 1567 to 1568.

Object number EDIN042

Time Period: 19th century,Modern

Property Information: Edinburgh Castle

Object type: Stump

Pikeman's helmet

Early 17th century helmet discovered 30ft below Half Moon Battery in September 1912.

Object number EDIN045

Time Period: 17th century,Post-medieval

Property Information: Edinburgh Castle

Object type: Helmet

Antler gaming piece

Medieval gaming piece made from antler.

Object number EDIN257

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Edinburgh Castle

Object type: Gaming piece

Window glass

The 'stiff leaf' pattern on this fragment of green glass is a design commonly found in ecclesiastical windows from the 1300s.

Object number ARB086

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Arbroath Abbey

Object type: Window glass

Cross shaft

What remains of this great cross is a richly carved shaft featuring elements of Pictish and Biblical imagery.

Object number SAC558

Time Period: Early medieval,Medieval

Property Information: St Andrews Cathedral

Object type: Cross

Cross slab

Broken in two parts this is typical of the cross slabs found at St Andrews Cathedral.

Object number SAC560

Time Period: Early medieval,Medieval

Property Information: St Andrews Cathedral

Object type: Cross slab

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

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

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

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