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National Museums Scotland, of conservator Diana de Bellaigue with a silver casket believed to have belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots, ahead of it going on tour around Scotland. It is thought that the casket was given to Mary by her first husband, François II of France, and came to Scotland with her in 1561 after his death in 1560
National Museums Scotland, of conservator Diana de Bellaigue with a silver casket believed to have belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots, ahead of it going on tour around Scotland. It is thought that the casket was given to Mary by her first husband, François II of France, and came to Scotland with her in 1561 after his death in 1560
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