Horn Cup

This horn cup once belonged to Jean Armour, wife of Robert Burns

Object no :

EABN005n

Collection :

Creator :

NA

Place of Production :

NA

Dimensions :

103mm

Materials :

Horn

Location :

NA

Related site :

Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy

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