Scottish Provincial and Other Silver

John Leslie (possibly), 1800 - a set of five dessert spoons, pointed-end pattern, initialled REH and numbered (five marks - IL and four Edinburgh mar

James Smith (probably), c. 1780 - a dessert spoon, Old English pattern, initialled CG (maker's mark IS only) (9;8). £40/60

Robert Yule (probably), c. 1870 - a 15ct gold clan brooch, crest and motto of Skinner (two marks - YULE incuse; 15 c). £120/140

George Cooper, c. 1740 - a tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern with contemporary betrothal initials IG over LD (three marks - GC; three castles; e) (9;7/

James Gordon, c. 1770 - a tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, with double drop heel, initialled M (three marks - IG; ABD; three castles) (9;7/9). ...

Robert Cruickshank, c. 1705 - a rare Queen Anne three prong table fork, Hanoverian pattern, engraved with a bird crest (three marks - AB; RC; indis

William Jamieson, 1838 - a scarce teapot of tapering circular form on stepped domed foot with leaf-capped partly fluted curved spout, overhang rim c

James Gordon, c. 1770 - a tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, with double drop heel engraved with contemporary betrothal initials L over WH (two marks -

James Gordon, c. 1770 - a tablespoon, ensuite with the preceding (9;5/6). £50/80

James Pirie, c. 1820 - a dessert spoon, fiddle pattern, initialled IMW (three marks - JP; ABD; JP) (8;8/9). £25/35