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View full screenPagor (headdress) consisting of cane and red cloth loops decorated with turquoise, coral and strings of pearl-like glass beads, and with two attached human hair plaits, style of headdress worn by women in southern Tibet, part of a woman's outfit held in place with cords and hooks: Tibet, 19th century AD
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Tibet Autonomous Region, China, East Asia
19th century
Tibetan
Cane, Cloth, Coral, Turquoise, Metal, Glass, Human hair
Vertical half-loop of cane covered with red cloth with circlets of red cloth mounted with beads of red coral and turquoise, and with silver charms set with turquoise; two bands of white glass beads, two plaits of human hair
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Contemporary framed watercolour of naval action on 6 February 1806, with a letter from Seaman George Webster
Watercolour drawing of "A view of the camp taken on Hampton Court Green, 1731", with eight drawings of tents and scenes in camp
Watercolour of an officer of a battalion company in review order, c. 1780, by Edward Dayes
Framed and glazed watercolour by Michael Angelo Hayes depicting N.C.O.s and men of the regiment in Ireland, c. 1848
Watercolour entitled "The Black Watch landing at Granton", signed and dated by Alexander Ballingall
Watercolour by Major Sir Alexander Allan, c. 1799, depicting the assault on Seringapatam, 4 May 1799
"Washing Day", pen and ink sketch with watercolour, by Fyffe Christie, 9th Cameronians, Normandy 17 July 1944, World War II
Autograph book with drawings, watercolours, photographs and notes compiled by Private Harry Hubbard, Highland Light Infantry (Glasgow Highlanders), in North Evington War Hospital, Leicester, May 1915, World War I
Watercolour of winter sports on a frozen Duddingston Loch, by Charles Altamont Doyle, 1876
Watercolour of the eastern half of Chambers Street showing the Museum of Science and Art, and the Prince Consort's memorial, in a gilt frame: Scottish, Edinburgh, by David Cousin, figures by Sam Bough, c. mid 19th century
Watercolour on a sketchbook page of a water cistern: Asia, West Asia, Yemen, 1980s, by Barbara E H Evans