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St Oran's cross - fragments

St Oran’s Cross is thought to be the earliest of the Iona crosses.

Object number IONA080

Time Period: Early medieval,Medieval

Property Information: Iona Abbey

Object type: Cross

St John's Cross

St John’s Cross was once the finest of all the crosses on Iona.

Object number IONA082

Time Period: Early medieval,Medieval

Property Information: Iona Abbey

Object type: Cross

Terracotta baluster vase

A terracotta baluster vase, carved with women and cupids on a white marble turned base.

Object number DC544

Time Period: 19th century,Modern

Property Information: Duff House

Object type: Vase

Sexfoil cup

This lavish drinking vessel made of glazed earthenware was found at Arbroath Abbey.

Object number ARB069

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Arbroath Abbey

Object type: Cup

Dupplin Cross

This early medieval was made around 800, when Kenneth MacAlpin was king of the Picts and Scots.

Object number DUP001.1

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: St Serf's Church

Object type: Cross

Padlock

It was with this padlock that the Honours of Scotland – Scotland’s Crown jewels – were sealed away in 1707.

Object number EDIN089

Time Period: 18th century, Modern

Property Information: Edinburgh Castle

Object type: Lock

Decorative column

A lion’s head is among the ornate carvings on this column from the lower part of the King’s Fountain at Linlithgow Palace.

Object number LLP/o/42

Time Period: 16th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: Linlithgow Palace

Object type: Fountain

Frog-shaped flower holder

One of the most remarkable and charming pieces on display at Duff House, this frog-shaped flower holder was probably made in Chingtechen, China – the original and largest porcelain production centre.

Object number DC475

Time Period: 18th century, Modern

Property Information: Duff House

Object type: Vase

Strasbourg tureen and cover

This naturalistic boars head is an 18th century ceramic soup tureen (serving dish) and cover.

Object number DC490

Time Period: 18th century, Modern

Property Information: Duff House

Object type: Tureen

Shrine fragment

This ornately carved stone panel most likely formed the gable end of an enclosed shrine or sarcophagus (stone coffin) dating from the early 700s.

Object number JED076.1

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Jedburgh Abbey

Object type: Shrine

Spectacle frame fragment

Bone was used to make this piece of frame, once part of a pair of rivet spectacles.

Object number MEL354

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Melrose Abbey

Object type: Spectacles

Memorial - The Latinus Stone

The Latinus Stone is Scotland’s oldest surviving Christian memorial.

Object number WHP.EC.01

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Whithorn Priory Museum

Object type: Funerary monument

Hogback stone

This medieval grave marker with Viking links is from a raised piece of ground near Inchcolm Abbey.

Object number INCL/o/6

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Inchcolm Abbey

Object type: Hogback

Carved oak panel - The Crucifixion

Carved in oak, this panel shows the crucifixion of Jesus – and is a very rare survival of the Protestant Reformation.

Object number EDZ002.4

Time Period: 16th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: Edzell Castle

Object type: Panel

Figurine

Known both as the ‘Orkney Venus’ and the ‘Westray Wifie’, this Neolithic figurine is just 4cm tall.

Object number LON001

Time Period: Neolithic, Prehistoric

Property Information: Links of Noltland

Object type: Figurine

Edward II penny

A silver penny from the reign of Edward II (1307–27).

Object number EDIN135

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Edinburgh Castle

Object type: Coin

Shrine base

These eight stones once formed two bays of the base of a tomb or shrine.

Object number GLA/o/1a-i

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Glasgow Cathedral

Object type: Shrine

Cross slab

Tall and majestic, this Pictish cross-slab may have been erected as part of a bigger structure inside the church at Meigle, Angus.

Object number MEIG002

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Meigle

Object type: Cross slab

Statue - Bacchus

This lead statue of Bacchus is one of six classical gods that once adorned the façade of Duff House.

Object number DUFF006

Time Period: 18th century, Modern

Property Information: Duff House

Object type: Statue

Statue - Apollo

Originally a garden sculpture, this lead statue of Apollo once adorned the façade of Duff House.

Object number DUFF003

Time Period: 18th century, Modern

Property Information: Duff House

Object type: Statue

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