David Allen "The Scottish Hogarth" - Artist (13 February 1744 – 6 August 1796) was a Scottish painter, limner, and illustrator.
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This antique Victorian Inverness provincial silver sgian dubh is a remarkable piece of traditional Scottish Highland attire, showcasing intricate craftsmanship and historical significance. Real Scottish provincial silver Highland dress style.
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Style isn't just about what you wear, it's about how you live. This restoration project was an original full hinged sporran cantle circa 1900 - 20’s with a new replacement pouch in a classic fur style.
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Original antique circa 1820s Highland brogue buckles. These remarkable buckles were crafted from nickel silver, they were commonly worn on the front of Highland brogue shoes by gentlemen of the Highlands.
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This gallery showcases the traditional Highland games style that was prevalent during the 1920s and 30’s, highlighting the distinct attire and cultural significance of this vibrant period in Scottish Highland dress.
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Our love for silver whisky accessories is deeply rooted in our location in the heart of Malt Whisky Country, Speyside. The quaich, a shallow two-handled drinking cup or bowl, holds a special place in Scottish tradition, particularly in the Highlands.
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Always interesting to look back at old Highland wear catalogues and if they have the original price lists compare prices. This catalogue was from 1937 and produced by Paisleys of Glasgow Highland Wear outfitters.
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The exquisite Celtic knot design is intricately carved into the rich Blackwood hilt, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship. This hilt is elegantly mounted with a stunning citrine stone, which is securely set in a polished claw set bezel, enhancing its visual appeal.
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James Blair Robertson was one of the most celebrated military pipers. J.B Robertson was born in Dundee, Scotland in 1905. He joined the 1st Battalion, The Scots Guards in 1922 and was instructed by its Pipe Major, Alex Ross.
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Paul Sandby - A true star of Georgian Edinburgh and The Highlands of Scotland street art! His remarkable work includes an impressive collection of wonderful sketches that vividly capture Edinburgh street life from around 1746 to 1750.
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Scottish Highland dress has long been a source of inspiration in art, embodying the rich cultural heritage and storied history of Scotland. From paintings to sculptures, artists have depicted the distinctive tartans, tailored jackets, and intricate accessories associated with Highland attire.
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A classic pattern leather day sporran based on the pattern that was worn by the then Prince Charles when he was the Duke of Rothesay for day dress for many years. It makes a perfect day sporran Highland Games and day dress.
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