A few examples of appraisal values for
FLOWER OF SCOTLAND

• Perthshire paperweight,
  Perthshire paperweight, five-petal multi-colored flower with green leaves above latticino base, "P" in center of flower, base with original "Perthshire, Crieff, Scotland" label, 2-3/4 in.
• 1799 Scottish sampler, eight
  1799 Scottish sampler, eight lines of letters and numbers over flowerpots, plants and castle with tower, double flower vine border, stitched bottom line, most unreadable except "Aged 14 1799 Margaret INDE"(?), wool on linen, probably Scottish, late 18th century, 16-1/2 x 14 in. (sight); later wood frame. Browning to linen, losses to wool thread, fading.
• Scottish needlework sampler
  Scottish needlework sampler third quarter 18th century Worked in green and red silks on wool with a four line verse beginning 'Virtue's the chiefest Beauty of the Mind...', alphabet and number series, and flower pots and birds within a stylized floral border, framed. NOTE: Possibly Susanna McLaughlin, born 1755, the youngest of two daughters born to Susanna [Campbell] McLaughlin and Colin McLaughlin, Kilmartin, Argyll, Scotland. At some point the spelling of the name changed from/to McLachlan. H: 12 1/4, W 9 1/2 in. - fading and discoloration especially to lower edge - several small holes - not examined out of frame
• THE ENGLISH LADIES CO., CELTIC
  THE ENGLISH LADIES CO., CELTIC LADIES WELSH BEAUTYA Welsh countrywoman stands wearing a tall black hat, a bright red coat and shawl; national dress from a previous time.. Her apron is adorned with daffodils, the national flower of Wales. Artist: D. Smith Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 7.75"H Manufacturer: The English Ladies Co. Country of Origin: England
• Moorcroft Trial Vase decorated with
  Moorcroft Trial Vase decorated with Purple & Green Scottish Flowers dated 2003 height 21cm
• FLORAL PAINTING BY JOHN MACLEOD
  FLORAL PAINTING BY JOHN MACLEOD (20TH C.) "Wild Flowers of Connemara - Cuckoo Flower", mixed media on paper, titled and pencil signed on inner mat, in a black and gilded wooden frame with grey outer mat and cream inner mat, with original purchase receipt from Galway, Ireland affixed to back, OS: 17 5/8" x 19 1/4", SS: 7 3/4" x 9 3/4". Good condition.
• A Scottish silver toddy ladle, J
  A Scottish silver toddy ladle, J Muir jnr, Glasgow 1837, the bowl embossed flowers and foliage with floral support, having a turned wood handle, 44cm long
• A Georgian oval needlework
  A Georgian oval needlework sampler of a woman placing flowers upon Shakespeare's grave, 32cm x 25cm
• An Elizabeth II Scottish silver
  An Elizabeth II Scottish silver circular brooch modelled and engraved with thistles and set with two cairngorms 1.5ins diameter Glasgow 1953 by W.B. and a similar silvery metal ditto
• Perthshire Scottish domed glass
  Perthshire Scottish domed glass millefiori paperweight internally decorated with a central flower surrounded by millefiori canes. Paper label, dated 1978 in the cane. 1 7/8"H. Very good condition.
• A George III silver rose bowl
  A George III silver rose bowl Robert Gray and Son Edinburgh 1805 the border engraved a continuous band of alternating thistles shamrocks and roses and with garlands beneath the skirt base with beaded border bearing a presentation inscription dated 1806 25cm (9.75") diameter approximately 1050gm
• § ANNIE FRENCH (SCOTTISH 1872-1965)
  § ANNIE FRENCH (SCOTTISH 1872-1965) PICKING FLOWERS Signed, watercolour, pen and ink on brown paper24cm x 43.5cm (9.5in x 17in)Provenance: Provenance: The Bellamy Collection, County Down, Northern Ireland, previously with Cyril Gerber Fine Art, Glasgow
• TWO CAITHNESS SCOTLAND GLASS
  TWO CAITHNESS SCOTLAND GLASS PAPERWEIGHTScomprising: "Festive Bouquet" and "White Friars Scots Thistle" each signed and numbered underside: 57-250 and 114/150 2 1/4 inches high and 2 inches high Condition:
• TWO SCOTTISH NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS
  TWO SCOTTISH NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS EARLY 19TH CENTURY worked in silk on linen, the first with a wide band of stylised tulips above two reserves with bible passages, over a central fruiting tree, figures, cherubs, animals, and flowering plants, above a large house flanked by birds, flower baskets, in a painted faux rosewood frame; the second worked in silk on linen with a central four stanza hymn 'Why should we start, and fear to die?' by Isaac Watts, in a field filled with birds, insects, flowers, and trees, signed Sarah Ann Girm and dated June 16th 1831, inside a pink carnation border, in a cream mount and ebonised frame41cm x 42.5cm & 40.5cm x 40.5cm respectively
• BERYL FOWLER SCOTTISH HIGHLANDER,
  BERYL FOWLER SCOTTISH HIGHLANDER, WATERCOLOR Beryl Fowler, nee Mary Beryl Menzies (British 1880-1963), untitled, 1929, charcoal and watercolor on paper or hard board full length portrait depicting a Scottish Highlander in tam, tartan shawl, kilt with sporran, and staff, signed and dated lower right with Doig, Wilson, and Wheatley label en verso, framed. Provenance: From the Private Collection of the Argenbrights, Atlanta, Georgia. Sight approx. h. 25.5", w. 14"; Overall h. 34.75", w. 22.25", d. 1".
• Moorcroft Macintrye Florian Ware
  Moorcroft Macintrye Florian Ware Vase decorated in the Salmon and Green Cornflower design height 32cm
• Macintyre Moorcroft Florian
  Macintyre Moorcroft Florian Cornflower Vase, c.1900 height 11 in — 28 cm
• AFTER CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH
  AFTER CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH (SCOTTISH 1868-1928), FOUR FLORAL COLOR PRINTSAfter Charles Rennie Mackintosh (Scottish 1868-1928), Four Floral Color Prints,,
• Scottish Sterling Silver &
  Scottish Sterling Silver & Jeweled Horn 9'' long 19th century repousse thistles a beauty.
• Paisley Shawl, Paisley, Scotland,
  Paisley Shawl, Paisley, Scotland, c.1860 jacquard loomed wool and silk 112 x 60 in — 284.5 x 152.4 cm
• ART GLASS: PERTHSHIRE
  ART GLASS: PERTHSHIRE PAPERWEIGHT, SCOTLAND, PINK AND WHITE FLOWER AT CENTER OVER LAYERS OF FOLIAGE, ENCAPSULATED IN CLEAR GLASS ORB WITH FACETED TOP AND SIDES, SIGNED WITH "P" CENTER CANE OF FLOWER, LIGHT WEAR CONSIS...ART GLASS: Perthshire paperweight, Scotland, pink and white flower at center over layers of foliage, encapsulated in clear glass orb with faceted top and sides, signed with "P" center cane of flower, light wear consistent with age and use, 2 3/8" h. x 3 1/8" diam.
• FINE SCOTTISH SAMPLER. Margret
  FINE SCOTTISH SAMPLER. Margret McNie 1826 silk on linen. Classic Scottish motifs include bands of elaborate alphabets lettering with contrasting outlining spread tail peacocks and over sixty pairs of initals. A couple the woman holding a parasol stand over an ornate building the piece is signed on the lower edge along with a ''remember me'' verse. Bright colors on clean ground . In a frame 28''h. 22 1/2''w. The edge has small nails holes a few edge with stains. A few breaks in the red thread. The sampler reads in part ''Margret McNie sowed this sampler in the year 1826 of .......This piece of cloth will tell my name when [I am long] forgotten''
• Two dried flower pictures a
  Two dried flower pictures a flower print and a print from the 'Cries of London' series
• Paisley Shawl, Paisely, Scotland,
  Paisley Shawl, Paisely, Scotland, c.1860 jacquard loomed wool and silk 120 x 60 in — 304.8 x 152.4 cm
• SCOTTISH SAILOR'S BEADWORK
  SCOTTISH SAILOR'S BEADWORK SWEETHEART KEEPSAKE LATE 19TH CENTURY with four felt pockets with lavish beadwork depicting the flags of Britain and France, an anchor, a memorial cross, and St. Andrew, surmounted by an arched panel with the Scottish coat of arms, mounted in a frame with a pleated wool tartan border marked at the corners with red felt rosettes68cm x 20.5cm wide excluding frame
• A 20th Century Caithness art
  A 20th Century Caithness art glass vase of ochre ground with four sprouting buds, 25cm high
• SCOTTISH ROMANTICISM LANDSCAPE
  SCOTTISH ROMANTICISM LANDSCAPE PAINTING Scotland,19th CenturyImpressionist depiction of a river in a thickly forested area with sunlight filtering through leaves.
• Flora Danica monteith, oval with
  Flora Danica monteith, oval with border of hand-painted flowers identified with their Latin nam
• THREE SCOTTISH ALPHABET SAMPLERS
  THREE SCOTTISH ALPHABET SAMPLERS EARLY 19TH CENTURY worked in silk on linen, the first by Janet Garvie, Perth, dated 1833, with eight alphabet series and a number series over a band of trees with stags and dogs, crowned initials, and a flowering urn and trees, framed; the second dated 1822, with four alphabet and a number series over bands of initials and hearts, within a strawberry vine border, framed; the third worked by Margaret Lawrie, dated 3 May 1831, with five alphabet and two number series above bands of crowns and initials with hearts, the bottom section with the name Miss Wilson and a verse 'In changing scenes & dying times/Be Thou my all in all/ When blooming youth is snatchd away/by deaths resistless hand/our hearts the mournful tribute pay/which pity must demand/While pity promts the rising sigh/o may this truth imprest/with awful power I too must die/sink deep in evry breast/Let this vain world engae no more/behold the gaping tomb/it bids us prizw the present hour/to morrow death may come/Great GOd thy sovreign grace impart/with cleansing healing powr/this only can prepare the heart/for death imparting hour', framed(3)41cm high, 19cm wide; 44cm high, 21cm wide; 31cm high, 23cm wide
• A Staffordshire Ceramic Figural
  A Staffordshire Ceramic Figural Group depicting a Scottish couple seated above the face of a clock flanked by flowers raised on an oval base. Height 14 1/4 inches.
• Royal Doulton Glamis Thistle Teaset
  Royal Doulton Glamis Thistle Teaset by Percy Curnock (22)
• Moorcroft Pottery. Florian Ware
  Moorcroft Pottery. Florian Ware vase with Scottish bluebells. c. 1898-1905, glazed earthenware. 9 h × 4¼ dia in. result: $1,820. estimate: $1,500–2,000. Glazed signature to underside ‘W. Moorcroft’ with brown stamped manufacturer's mark ‘Florian Ware Jas. Macintyre & Co. Burslem England’. Provenance: Christie's, New York, 1980 | Private Collection
• GRIMAUD William (Scottish 1942-):
  GRIMAUD William (Scottish 1942-): Young Girl Sitting at a Table With Bouquet of Flowers and Bowl of Fruit Oil/Canvas 30'' x 36'' signed lower right encased in gilded frame 37'' x 42''.
• 19th c Scottish Highlands
  19th c Scottish Highlands Watercolor, depicting a young man with 2 dogs, watercolor on paper unsigned, very good condition
• Macintyre Moorcroft Small
  Macintyre Moorcroft Small Cornflower Vase, c.1910 height 6.5 in — 16.6 cm
• TWO SCOTTISH NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS
  TWO SCOTTISH NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS LATE 18TH AND EARLY 19TH CENTURY silk on linen, one worked by Margret Miller, Strathmiglo, dated 1816, depicting a central building with three pointed roofs, possible the Temple of Solomon with a person at the door, on a field with birds, flowerpots, and a reserve with a thistle and motto 'I HAVE POUER TO DEFEND MYSELF AND OFEND OTHERS [sic]' within a strawberry border, framed; the other by Helen Johnstone, Newbattle School, dated May 23rd 1843, with three alphabets, family initials, a house, and motto 'I love the Sacred book of God/ No other can its place supply/ it points me to the saint's abode/ It gives me wings and bids me fly', within a wide meandering flowering vine border, framed(2)33 x 32cm wide; and 43 x 30.5cm excluding frames