A Good Early 20thC Scottish Lion Rampant Flag or Royal Standard of Scotland sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles which might be elaborately painted

which might be elaborately painted

There is some surface wear to the face and hat

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This fascinating spice tin would have thus belonged to a family who had the money to furnish their meals with colourful flavours

by which the United States guaranteed the independence of Panama and secured a perpetual lease on a 10-mile strip for the canal

A Good Early 20thC Scottish Lion Rampant Flag or Royal Standard of Scotland sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles which might be elaborately paintedOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 30 Height: 25 inches Width: 41 inches The printed Royal Scottish Standard flag in soft thin cotton showing the lion rampant depicted center within a red double border having a motif of alternating heraldic lilies on a yellow field. The textile is in sound condition with a slight fade across the fabric but remaining very vibrant. There is one small tear to one corner,