The Scottish and Celtic Sale

A set of six silver 'Fireball' buttons, Malcolm ApplebyOf circular and engraved form, 15mm diameter, stamped maker's mark, Edinburgh 2000 (6)This ...

A silver 'Dove' brooch, Malcolm ApplebyThe stylised 'Dove' in flight engraved all over with 'cloud and feathers' pattern, 55mm wide, stamped maker...

A Victorian electroplated thistle teapotCirca 1870, Maker's mark W.M & S, EP Formed as a thistle, the lid chased with a band of thistles and with ...

A George V quaichBy George Unite & Sons, Birmingham, 1911, Of typical form the handles each set with an oval cabochon amethyst, height 2.9cm, leng...

A modern silver quaichBy Thomas Kerr Ebbutt, Edinburgh, 1997 Of conventional form with thistle handles, height 3.9cm, length 15.8cm, weight 6.3oz....

A pair of modern tumbler cupsGRAHAM STEWART, EDINBURGH 2001 Of heavy gauge, hand raised and slightly everted rims and with planished surface, heig...

An Elizabeth II presentation two-handled trayJ B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Edinburgh, 1966 Of rectangular form with wavy moulded edge, with inscripti...

A set of six bottom struck old English pattern tablespoonsBy Alexander Gardner, Edinburgh, 1779 Engraved A over J C, weight 11.1oz.For further inf...

Tain, A George III pattern sugar spoon or teaspoonby Richard Wilkie of Tain, circa 1830 Three marks: RW, TAIN, Thistle The bowl probably re-shaped...

Banff: A set of twelve old English pattern tablespoonsBy David Izat of Banff, circa 1795 Two marks: DI, Thistle, Each engraved with initials HRMcP...

A Collection of flatwareVarious dates and makers Comprising a set of six double-struck king's variant table forks by Robert Gray and Son, Glasgow,...

A set of six Victorian dessert forksBy Robert Gray and Son, Glasgow, 1841 Of double-struck variant King's pattern, engraved with a crest, together...

A collection of Georgian fiddle pattern flatwareVarious Edinburgh makers and dates Comprising six tablespoons, 1820, five table forks, four teaspo...

Aberdeen: A collection of provincial flatwareVarious dates and makers Comprising four fiddle pattern tablespoons by A Mollison, six Old English te...

Greenock, A set of six old English pattern dessert spoonsBy A. Campbell, circa 1800 Four marks: AC, G, Oak Tree, Anchor Engraved with initials WB,...

Aberdeen: A provincial fiddle pattern fish sliceBy Rettie and Son of Aberdeen, Circa 1825 Four marks: R & S, A, B, D The blade pierced with a form...

Iona: A George V coffee spoonBy Alexander Ritchie of Iona Three marks: AR, IONA, ICA, and with Birmingham hallmarks for 1938 The terminal decorate...

A collection of Scottish provincial silver flatwareComprising a toddy ladle by David Gray of Dumfries, four marks: unicorn head, G, fouled anchor,...

A collection of Scottish flatwareVarious dates and makers Comprising a set of single-struck King's pattern teaspoons, maker's mark overstruck but ...

A large George III punch ladleMaker's mark T.F, Edinburgh, 1818 with shallow bowl, twisted baleen handle and silver terminal, length 42.5cm.This l...

A George III bottom-struck old English pattern soup ladleBy Adam Graham, Glasgow, circa 1770 Four marks: AG, town mark, AG, town mark , weight 6.9...

Paisley: A set of six fiddle pattern teaspoonsBy J and G Heron of Paisley, circa 1800 Two marks I&GH, I&GH overstriking the rat mark Engraved with...

Inverness: A George III provincial caddy spoonBy Robert Naughten of Inverness, circa 1820 Four marks: RN, INS, cornucopia twice with shell bowl, t...

Perth: A provincial fiddle pattern caddy spoonBy A Cameron of Perth Four marks: AC, double-headed eagle, S, Tree With shell bowl, together with si...

A set of six George I Hanoverian pattern tablespoonsBy James Tait, Edinburgh, 1717 The bowls with extended rat tail, engraved with intials RY over...

A set of six George I Hanoverian pattern tablespoonsBy Colin McKenzie, Edinburgh, 1719 The bowls with extended rat tail, engraved with initials M ...

Seven George III Hanoverian and old English pattern tablespoonsGlasgow, various makers Including Milne and Campbell, Adam Graham and James McEwan,...

A collection of Scottish provincial fiddle pattern flatwarevarious makers Comprising four dessert spoons by Robert Keay of Perth with Edinburgh ha...

Wick: A provincial fiddle pattern toddy ladleBy John Sellar of Wick, circa 1830 Four marks JS, WICK, AF conjoined twice engraved with initial C, h...

An Arts and Crafts silver spoonBy Nellie Elizabeth Symth, Edinburgh, 1945 With circular bowl and plain stem, with elaborate openwork terminal inco...

A pair of Victorian Scottish silver-mounted drinking hornsunmarked A pair of polished Highland cow horns, both surmounted by a ribbed silver colla...

A Victorian silver and hardstone mounted vinaigretteCirca 1850 of barrel form, with foliate mounts, set vertically with vari-coloured concave agat...

A Victorian hardstone mounted silver vinaigretteCirca 1850 of capstan form and foliate engraved , set with vari-coloured agates, the hinged cover ...

Banff: An unusual George III silver whistleBy John Keith of Banff, circa 1800 Maker's mark only Of cylindrical form with ball finial, length 5.2cm...

Inverness: A George IV provincial silver and agate snuff boxBy Robert Naughton of Inverness, circa 1825 Two marks: RN, thistle Of rounded rectang...

A William IV silver and agate table snuff boxMakers mark apparently G&A, Edinburgh, 1834 Of cartouche shape, chased with scrolls and flowers, the ...

A Scottish George II vase-shaped silver snuff mullUnmarked, circa 1750 Of oval section and applied with two moulded bands at the base, with moulde...

A Victorian silver and agate vinaigretteBy James Fenton, Birmingham, 1857 The cover set with multicoloured agates and opening to reveal a pierced ...

A silver-mounted horn vinaigrette19th century The thistle terminal with a backed crystal, the cover chased with thistle and set with a crystal, op...

A William IV silver-mounted snuff mullCirca 1830, unmarked Of conventional form, the domed lid chased with thistles and scrolling foliage and cent...

Perth: A George III provincial silver-mounted snuff mullBy William Ritchie of Perth, Circa 1800 Three marks, WR, Eagle, device Of conventional for...

Greenock: A George III provincial silver-mounted snuff-mullBy James Orr, Greenock, circa 1820 Two marks: IO, IO Of conventional form the lid with ...

A silver mounted snuff mullMid 18th century unmarked, Of spiralling form, the scalloped silver mount set with a pink veined agate, length 9.5cm.Fo...

Military interest: A George III silver snuff boxMakers mark RH, no date letter of rectangular form with reeded borders, the lid with initials, the...

A George III provincial silver spirit labelBy William Ritchie of Perth, Circa 1800 Two marks: WR, WR Of crescent form, engraved 'HOLLANDS' , lengt...

An unusual silver-mounted vase-shaped snuff mullMid 18th century Of oval baluster form, of staved construction with narrow ivory fillets alternati...

A Edwardian silver-mounted horn vinaigrettemaker's mark F.G.T, Birmingham, 1902 The cover chased with foliage and set with an amber paste, opening...

Ballater: An unusual provincial letter openerBy William Robb, Ballater, Two marks: W.R, BLTR, and with Edinburgh hallmarks for 1918 Formed as gol...

A silver-mounted double table snuff mullEarly 19th century, the horn set with a rectangular hinged compartment, the lid applied with silver thistl...

An unusual Victorian silver-mounted stag antler snuff mullUnmarked, circa 1874 The antler applied with a silver shield, the domed cover set with a...

An Edwardian Scottish market silver and hardstone mounted inkwellBy James Fenton & Co., Birmingham, 1906 With square glass well, the silver mount ...

A George III snuff boxMaker's mark only probably for Alexander Gardner of Edinburgh, circa 1815 Engine turned with floral chased thumbpiece, the i...

A George IV silver and agate vinaigretteCirca 1820, unmarked The base and lid with floral chased borders and set with a mottled brown agate, the l...

A George III gold and agate vinaigretteCirca 1800 Unmarked Of rectangular form, the base and lid set with green and red banded agate, the lid open...

Aberdeen: A George III provincial silver snuff boxBy John Leslie, Aberdeen, circa 1800, three marks, IL, thistle, device Rectangular and bright-cu...

A pair of George II silver sugar castersprobably by John Kincard, Edinburgh, 1729, Of octagonal baluster form, engraved with crest and motto, one ...

Iona interest: An Edwardian silver hand mirrorBy Jones & Crompton, Birmingham, 1910 After a design by Alexander Ritchie of Iona, chased with a dep...

A matched George III/IV three piece silver tea serviceBy Robert Gray & Son Glasgow 1819/20/27 The teapot 1819, the sugar bowl 1820 and the milk ju...

A George II tankardBy William Jamieson, Edinburgh 1731 On moulded foot, the tapering body with mid-rib, scroll handle with leafy thumb piece and d...

Perth: A George III cream jugBy Robert Keay, Perth, circa 1800 Three marks: RK, RK, double-headed eagle Of helmet form on oval pedestal foot, brig...