White china vase with the Kilmarnock Coat of Arms

White china vase with the Kilmarnock coat of Arms, which is based on the historic arms of the Boyd family who inhabited Dean Castle for around 400 years. Features a thistle on the reverse.

Object no :

RI_DI_0075692

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Creator :

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Place of Production :

J & M Craig, Kilmarnock

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Related site :

Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy

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