Wood

lightning-struck English Oak with waxed cotton stitching

elm and pine. Probably Aberdeenshire with initials AGIF. Unusual ‘bobbin’ turned stretcher, crest very similar to a chair from Glasgow Cathedral.

Scots Pine. West Aberdeenshire, Three Thistles carved on back (indicated loyalty to Stuart Dynasty), and Fear God and initials IWIR. Very rare surviving chair probably by the same hand that made a small group of chairs from Marischal College Museum and Provand's Lordship collection. Front and back stretcher and seat restored using period timber.

oak, hand carved rosettes with leaf and lozenge pattern (early 16th century style carving)

cleft oak with wax finish

riven oak with gall ink

yew, finished with a natural hard-wax oil. For dried flowers only.

brown oak, finished with a natural hard-wax oil. For dried flowers only.

brown oak, finished with a natural hard-wax oil. For dried flowers only.