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Wood Carving, Airdrie House, around 1750 - 1800

Foliate scroll design carving from the interior of Airdrie House. John Aitchison of Rochsolloch acquired the Airdrie Estate in 1769 and Airdrie House became home to his daughters, Isobel and Margaret.

Museum reference:

MLC-1992-958

Associated with:

1700 - 1899 · Airdrie House · Airdrie

Dimensions:

height: 885mm
width: 200mm
depth: 86mm

Materials:

Wood

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Wood Carving, Airdrie House, around 1750 - 1800

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