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Five Scottish silver Fiddle pattern table forks various maker and dates, all Edinburgh early 19th century, together with six Fiddle pattern silver...
A pair of West Country provincial silver Trefid spoon Thomas Salter, Exeter circa 1695, of conventional form, with scrolled rat-tail, with dot-pri...
A William and Mary silver Trefid spoon by William Scarlett, London 1691, plain rat-tail, the reverse of the terminal prick dot initialled 'M.B' in...
A Charles II or James II silver Trefid spoon by Edward Hulse, London no date letter, 1681-1691,
A Charles II or James II silver Trefid spoon by Edward Hulse, London no date letter, 1681-1691, the reverse of the oval bowl with plain rat-tail, ...
An Irish silver porringer and cover, M.H Dublin 1904, in the Carolean style, decorated with birds, animals and a blank cartouche, 18cm (7in) diame...
A matched canteen of Scottish Oar and Fiddle pattern flatware, comprising: nine table spoons by William Constable, Edinburgh 1823 ten table fork...
Three early 19th century Scottish Provincial Oar pattern table spoons by David Gray, Dumfries 1810-1841, engraved with a B, 195g (6.2oz) gross, (3)
A pair of early 19th century Scottish provincial silver Oar pattern toddy ladles, by David Manson,
A pair of early 19th century Scottish provincial silver Oar pattern toddy ladles, by David Manson, Dundee, circa 1820, circular bowls, engraved B,...
A mixed group of Scottish silver flatware comprising of: a pair of Old English pattern dessert
A mixed group of Scottish silver flatware comprising of: a pair of Old English pattern dessert spoons by James McKay Edinburgh 1809, four Oar patt...
A George II or III Scottish silver salver possibly by David Warnock, makers mark struck twice D W no pellet, Glasgow 1756-76, with shaped and scal...
A George IV Fiddle pattern fish slice by Cameron of Dundee, Edinburgh 1826, engraved with fish on the blade and initialled B, 31.3cm (12.3in) 178....
An early 19th century Irish silver two handle cup, makers mark double struck and worn, date letter worn, Dublin mark, no duty mark, with cased aca...
A George III English provincial silver two handle cup by John Langlands I & John Robertson I,
A George III English provincial silver two handle cup by John Langlands I & John Robertson I, Newcastle 1783, of circular form, single band, plain...
A Russian silver parcel gilt silver christening set by Gustav Sohlman, St Petersburg 1881, comprising of a knife with steel blade, small spoon, la...
An 18th century Channel Islands silver christening cup, makers mark struck three times HM, of typical form with cast S scroll handles, raised on a...
Four Scottish silver Fiddle pattern table spoons possibly by James Simpson I, Glasgow 1833, 22.
Four Scottish silver Fiddle pattern table spoons possibly by James Simpson I, Glasgow 1833, 22.7cm long, 316g (10oz) gross,(4)
Six George IV Irish silver Fiddle pattern table forks by Philip Weekes, Dublin 1832, with a pair of dessert spoons, a pair of tea spoons and a sin...
A George II West Country silver mug by Philip Elston, Exeter 1731, of straight sided form, the rim pinched to form a pouring vessel, with S scroll...
Six Scottish silver sugar tongs comprising of: one provincial by Thomas Davie, Greenock 1816-31 (solder repair to one bowl); King's pattern by Dav...
A collection of silver ladles and spoons comprising of: a mid Georgian Onslow pattern sauce ladle,
A collection of silver ladles and spoons comprising of: a mid Georgian Onslow pattern sauce ladle, maker's mark WJ (not traced); a Scottish provin...
Twelve Scottish silver single-struck King's pattern table spoons, all Edinburgh, five by Cochrane & Austen, 1815; three by Andrew Wilkie, possibly...
A match group of nine Scottish silver single-struck King's pattern dessert spoons, Glasgow and Edinburgh, various dates early 19th century; a pair...
Nine Scottish silver single-struck King's pattern dessert spoons by WM over AM (unknown), Glasgow 1828, 417g (13.4 oz) (9)
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