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View full screenHawthornden Sword, a two-handed claymore with four down-pointing quillons and a curved tusk grip, said to have belonged to Robert the Bruce, but actually late 16th century
H.LA 160
Late 16th century
Ivory grip
Erroneously reputed owner: Robert the Bruce, 1274 - 1329
Hawthornden, Midlothian, Scotland, Northern Europe
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Silver caster of cylindrical or lighthouse form set on a stepped foot with an applied central moulding, by Robert Bruce, Edinburgh, 1708 - 1709, engraved 'Mary Hay Lady Randerstone elder 1710'
Large silver sugar castor with a pyriform body with central fillet and an engraved cartouche containing a coat-of-arms: English, London, by Christopher Canner I, 1705 - 1706
Small silver sugar castor with a pyriform body with central fillet and an engraved cartouche containing a coat-of-arms: English, London, by Christopher Canner I, 1705 - 1706
Small silver sugar castor with a pyriform body with central fillet and an engraved cartouche containing a coat-of-arms: English, London, by Christopher Canner I, 1705 - 1706