Art Treasures of Kinloch Castle

KINLOCH CASTLE - EMPIRE ROOM

ENGRAVINGS, FURNISHINGS AND OBJETS D'ART,

including the Conservatory and East Lawn.

Written from first-hand, on-going research and illustrated from his personal photographic archive by George W. Randall, co-founder in July 1996 and former Vice Chairman of Kinloch Castle Friends’ Association.

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The book, The Woman at Home,

is not recorded in the Inventory of Library Books March 1979.

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THE SOUTH LAWN BY CONSERVATORY

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The Lily Pond on the east lawn of Kinloch Castle and stacks of hay.

Already the Conservatory long since gone! (undated).

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The Castle Lawn Area

A single Eucalyptus tree stands just north of Kinloch Castle.

(Much enlarged section of original photograph.)

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EAST FACADE - VIEW SOUTH.

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Empire Room 1959.

Empire Room - September 1994.

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La Répétition du Sacre.

(The Rehearsal of the Coronation)

Frame: 43 x 35 inches. Engraving: 27 x 19 inches.

Photographed: June 1997. George W. Randall Research Archive

Photographed: June 1997.

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See my Blog on the Rum Deer Forest record book:

https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/3149945780622106744/3217746771106599609

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MANTEL CLOCK

Purchased from:

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TWENTY-FOUR ENGRAVINGS
PLUS
LA RÉPÉTITION DU SACRE OVER FIREPLACE

It is interesting to note as we view these photographs taken at different times
how things were moved around, the result of loss or damage?

First Edition cover of Full Score Rose et Colas.

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By your most humble servant, Vidal.

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UNIDENTIFIED
(NO TITLE OR ARTIST INFORMATION FOUND)

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- LOCATIONS 4, 5 and 6:

Locations:   4, 5 and 6.

North-east corner Empire Room - Locations 4, 5 and 6.

La Felicité Villageoise

La Felicité Villageoise
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LE SOIR (THE EVENING)
Emmanuel Jean Nepomucène de Ghendt after Pierre-Antoine Badouin

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(Daybreak)

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FURNISINGS AND ORNAMENTS IN THE EMPIRE ROOM
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CHISSELING PUTTI

A PAIR OF FRENCH FAIENCE JARS

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OBLONG SPODE TWO-HANDLED DISH

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The Wine Cooler (below) would no doubt have taken pride of place during formal dinners in the Castle Dining Room, today it is in the Empire Room.

THE WINE CELLAR HELD A LARGE STOCK
OF WINE AND CHAMPAGNE.

Records indicate the wine and champagne was sold following
acquisition in 1957 and realised £28,000; £5,000 more than Lady
Bullough and the Trustees of Sir George Bullough's Estate
received for the island including Castle and contents!

HOWEVER ... ...

Also on the Wine Cooler:

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OCTAGONAL TABLE

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JAPANESE CABINET
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PAIR OF PLANT STANDS

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COCKTAIL CABINET

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Leaves extended.

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Empire Room Wallpaper.

Make sure those with influence appreciate

all could be lost

if Kinloch Castle with its contents in-situ is not saved ... ...

Kinloch Castle has survived so far because of its remote island location.
But official neglect and indifference continue to take a toll on building and contents!
Today the building is considered unsafe and, with its contents still in-situ,
closed to the public!

George W. Randall Research and Photographic Archive

helping ensure ALL the contents of Kinloch Castle,

Isle of Rum, Scotland, officially known as

The Sir George Bullough, Baronet Memorial,

are thoroughly recorded and identified
for academic study and enjoyment of future generations

SAVE KINLOCH CASTLE

WITH ITS CONTENTS IN-SITU.

before it is too late!