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Three pieces of carved ivory, tied together, with anthropomorphic decoration. Michie (1887) describes this as a 'Piece of carved bone from Otaheite', Reid (1912) as 'Work of art in elaborately carved ivory', Hunt (1981) as a 'Fly-whisk handle'.

Stone font from Old Greyfriars Kirk, Aberdeen. Shape: circular (four lugs).

Food vessel with a slightly S-shaped profile. The cord-impressed decoration is large and rough compared to a beaker. It comprises bands of herringbone and lines and covers the whole exterior of the food vessel. The vessel is also bevelled and…

Model of the foot of a Chinese female, in plaster of Paris, with silk bandage and shoe. Michie (1887) 'Models of the compressed feet of a Chinese Lady.' Reid (1912): 'Foot of Chinese female, left, distorted.'

Wrigleys Forceps; Knotched grip handles and finger grips on proximal end; Long curved distal end; Handle that attaches to forceps to increase force/angle of pull; "Whitelaw Aberdeen" engraved on back of lower handle