KINLOCH CASTLE
ITEMS IN THE ROYAL MUSEUM OF SCOTLAND
Written from on-going research and illustrated from his personal photographic archive by George W. Randall, co-founder in July 1996 and former Vice Chairman Kinloch Castle Friends' Association..
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.East façade of Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rhum, Scotland. (2011).The
acquisition was transferred by the Government to the Nature Conservancy on 17 December 1957: . +ITEMS IN POSSESSION OF THE ROYAL MUSEUM OF SCOTLAND, EDINBURGH..JAPANESE CRAFTED IVORY EAGLE (LIFESIZE)...
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The Eagle stood at eye level on its base..+GASTINNE-RENETTE, PARIS. DUELLING PISTOLS.
.THE THREE TAPESTRIES:.TOBIAS TAKING LEAVE OF HIS PARENTS..(Note the sizes!)
THE HEALING OF THE LAME BEGGAR
THE ANGEL RELEASING ST. PETER FROM PRISON...
Photographed at the Royal Museum by George W. Randall October 1998.
Royal Museum description of James and Susan Spicer Jug.
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..SETTEE UNIFORM WITH ARM CHAIR..
BOX - GLASS ITEMS.Royal Museum description.
.BRONZE JUNGLE COCK ON A TREE STUMP.Ivy Wu Gallery - Chinese, Japanese and Korean Art..
.BACKGROUND AND
DEPOSITION OF SALE OF THE ISLAND OF RHUM.
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George Bullough inherited the Isle of Rhum following his father's sudden death on 15 February 1891, three days before George's twenty-first birthday. In September 1892 George embarked on a thirty-five month World Grand Tour in which he acquired many of the items still in his Highland home, Kinloch Castle, (built 1897-1900) and in the Royal Museum Edinburgh, the only two ever publicly displayed being the Ivory Eagle and Bronze Jungle Cock..
DEPOSITION OF SALE OF THE ISLAND OF RHUM
At the time of the transfer on 28 February 1957 there was a ten year grazing tenancy on Rhum in favour of (Major) Walter Mundell signed in 1948.
.MINUTE OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN DAME MONICA LILLY BULLOUGH AND THE NATURE CONSERVANCY - DATED 17 DECEMBER 1957...George W. Randall Research Archive reviewed with added material 7 August 2025.
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East façade of Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rhum, Scotland. (2011)
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The
acquisition was transferred by the Government to the Nature Conservancy on 17 December 1957:
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ITEMS IN POSSESSION OF
THE ROYAL MUSEUM OF SCOTLAND, EDINBURGH.
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JAPANESE CRAFTED IVORY EAGLE (LIFESIZE)..
.Photographed at the Royal Museum by George W. Randall October 1998.
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SETTEE UNIFORM WITH ARM CHAIR.
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DEPOSITION OF SALE OF THE ISLAND OF RHUM.
George Bullough inherited the Isle of Rhum following his father's sudden death on 15 February 1891, three days before George's twenty-first birthday.
In September 1892 George embarked on a thirty-five month World Grand Tour in which he acquired many of the items still in his Highland home, Kinloch Castle,
(built 1897-1900) and in the Royal Museum Edinburgh, the only two ever publicly displayed being the Ivory Eagle and Bronze Jungle Cock
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