A £1,200 space telescope, a designer bread bin costing £60 and two toilet seats for nearly £70 are some of the items Peter Murrell bought using money he embezzled from the SNP.

He also bought three designer manicure sets for nearly £294, DVDs of the Danish political thriller Borgen, a Grand Theft Auto V video game and a designer egg poacher set for nearly £24.

Also among his purchases were a Jura Giga 5 Cromo coffee machine for nearly £3,232  – and a book of speeches by his estranged wife, Nicola Sturgeon.

The 126-page indictment details hundreds of things Murrell bought using the embezzled funds.

List of some of the items bought with the embezzled money

– Celestron 10169 NexStar 8SE computerised Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope (£1,199). He also bought a number of accessories for the device on the same day.

– The Killing seasons 1-3 on DVD (£60). The list also includes purchases of DVDs of Borgen, The Government and Sherlock Holmes.

– Grand Theft Auto V for Playstation 4 (£42.99). Other gaming-related purchases on the list include Fifa 2014, Battlefield 4, and a Playstation 3 console.

– Three Wusthof manicure sets (£293.70).

– Joseph Joseph bread bin (£60).

– Netatmo rain gauge for a Netatmo weather station plus mounts for rain and wind gauges (£78.99).

– The Beatles special edition fountain pen and rollerball (£1,475).

– 1:30 scale model helicopter from Let’s Shop Airbus of Airbus Operations Limited (£550.59).

– Two pairs of Fit Nation Socks (£11.95).

– Victorinox bike tool kit (£22.41).

– Two Freskaro carabiner clips and a 2win2buy rock climbing carabiner outdoor sports tool (£40.49).

– Oxo Good Grips egg poacher set (£23.98).

– Copy of the board game Monopoly, published by Hasbro (£19.79).

– Copy of the book Women Hold Up Half the Sky: Selected Speeches of Nicola Sturgeon (£22.04).

– Two Fisher bullet space pens in gift boxes and two Fischer Eclipse American technology space pens (£89.25).

– Two pairs of Gold Leaf gents dry touch gloves and six bottles of Avon Skin So Soft body spray (£58.73).

– Luxury handmade 90th birthday card (£5.85).

– Jura Giga 5 Cromo coffee machine (£3,231.90).

– Two Smedbo Sideline design soap baskets (£116).

– Oak library ladder (£943).

– Jamie Oliver Acacia wooden spoon set (£14.88).

– Four Simple Human kitchen cupboard cabinet organisers (£196.08).

– Two Helly Hansen men’s vests (£140.49).

– Le Creuset wine bottle cooler sleeve, foil remover, and champagne and sparkling wine bottle opener (£57).

– Three Take the Slow Road books, covering Scotland, Wales, England and Ireland (£42.45).

– 2017 United Kingdom silver proof coin set from the Royal Mint (£625).

– 600g pack of Chocolossus biscuits (£17.95).

– Two Ideal Standard toilet seats (£68.82).

– Fortnum & Mason musical advent calendar (£150).

– Two Addis washing-up bowls (£10.98).

– Folio Society edition of Walter Scott’s novel Rob Roy (£307.50).

– Two Feuilles pepper and salt grinders (£2,618.16).

– George Foreman Flexe 26250 electric grill (£49.99).

– Three Jacobi Jane bird feeders (£154.97).

– Eight umbrellas (£1,990.50).