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Chair
Decoration: leaf & circular design.
Chair
A small, low chair, made of fir wood from the Aberdeenshire area. The seat is wider at the front, but there are no arms. The chairback has no crest, but is flat. A carved panel on the back is decorated with: WD E2 1687 ('E2' looks more like E and a…
Panel. A wooden panel about twenty centimetres wide, carved with the face of a horned devil with pointy ears and teeth, with flowers and stems on either side.
Oak panel, carved, from the gallery in the north aisle of St Nicholas' Church, Aberdeen. Carved decoration: grotesque face with horns and pointed teeth, between two ravens, surrounded by leaves and two flowers.
Panel. A small rectangular wooden panel carved with foliage and scrolls. In the centre, inside a ring, are the letters C, L and A entwined and B.
Initials carved on central medallion: CLA CL AB. Decoration: flower, leaf and scroll decorations around central medallion.
Inscription: CLA CL AB
Inscription: CLA CL AB
Snuff mull. A an oval shaped silver box set between the horns of a ram. The box has a thistle engraved on it and the initials PW.
Made from ram's horns and silver. Engraved with a thistle and letters P W.
Inscription: P W thistle
Inscription: P W thistle
Stob Thatcher
Type: two pronged.
Thatch Dart Thack Dairt
type: five pronged, flat spade.
Stob Spade
Stob-spade in wood, two pronged flat spade. Used for inserting straw in thatching.
Inscription: D
Inscription: D
Gag. Two L shaped iron bars hinged onto a third bar which has a screw in it.
Mouth gag in iron.
Cruik. A piece of iron about a foot long, with a wide flat hook on one end a small pointed hook on the other from which it hangs on a chain of large flat iron rings.
Links shape: round, flat.
Inscription: XXX
Inscription: XXX