The sale of the season
1. Lot 1
A gentleman’s tie – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £10
Estimate: £20–£30
2. Lot 2
A gentleman’s tie – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £10
Estimate: £20–£30
3. Lot 3
An ivory silk bag – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £20
Estimate: £30–£50
4. Lot 4
An ivory felt bag – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £20
Estimate: £30–£50
5. Lot 5
A black felt scarf, with floral design trim – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £20
Estimate: £30–£50
6. Lot 6
An ivory felt scarf, with floral design trim – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £20
Estimate: £30–£50
7. Lot 7
A black felt cap with mustard-coloured leaf details – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £15
Estimate: £20–£30
8. Lot 8
An ivory felt cap with black-coloured leaf details – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £15
Estimate: £20–£30
9. Lot 9
A black hat with a lace trim – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £25
Estimate: £30–£50
10. Lot 10
A black hat with an ivory patterned trim – an original Marian
Clayden design
Minimum bid: £25
Estimate: £30–£50
11. Lot 11
A large black shawl with tassel features – an exceptional Marian Clayden original design
Minimum bid: £100
Estimate: £200–£300
12. Lot 12
A dusty pink shawl with velvet details – an exquisite Marian Clayden original design
Minimum bid: £50
Estimate: £100–£150
13. Lot 13
A plissé scarf in neutral colours – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £15
Estimate: £20–£30
14. Lot 14
A pink and black tie-dye scarf with tapered ends – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £15
Estimate: £20–£30
15. Lot 15
A wired scarf in rust and black – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £25
Estimate: £40–£60
16. Lot 16
A lilac and purple silk scarf with velvet details – an original Marian Clayden design
Minimum bid: £25
Estimate: £50–£80
The Marian Clayden: Dressing up Drum – Farewell Gathering and Auction event will take place on Saturday 17 November at Drum Castle.
Bidding forms can be downloaded before the event.
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