Scottish Provincial and Other Silver

Robert Robertson, c. 1825 - a fine and rare teaspoon ensuite with the preceding (10;8/9). £300/500

Robert Robertson (probably), c. 1815 - a rare teaspoon, Old English pattern, initialled IMW (two marks - R; thistle) (9;8/9). The marks on this tea

David Gray, c. 1820 - a teaspoon, fiddle pattern (four marks - unicorn's head; G; fouled anchor; DG - small punch) (8;7/9). £30/35

David Gray, c. 1820 - two salt spoons, fiddle pattern, initialled IR (four marks - unicorn; G; fouled anchor; DG) (8;8). £40/60

Joseph Pearson, (possibly) 1814 - a fiddle pattern tablespoon, initialled D (five marks - IP; and four Edinburgh marks) (8;7/8). £40/50

Adam Burgess, c. 1835 - a dessert spoon, fiddle pattern, initialled H and numbered V (four marks - AB script; ruined castle; D; fouled anchor) (9;6/1

David Gray, c. 1820 - a fiddle pattern teaspoon, initialled DJA (four marks - DG; fouled anchor; G; unicorn) (8;9). £20/25

David Gray, c. 1820 - a fine soup ladle, oar pattern with circular bowl, initialled IMR (four marks - DG; K; fouled anchor; unicorn) (10;10).
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Alexander Cameron, c. 1820 - a teaspoon, fiddle pattern, initialled IND (five marks - CAM over ERON; C; thistle; pot of lilies; DUN over DEE) (9;8/9)

Thomas Shannon, c. 1865 - a dessert spoon, fiddle pattern, initialled C McW (four marks - pot of lilies; thistle; pot of liles; TS) (9;9). Although l

William Scott, c. 1785 - a fine serving spoon, Old English pattern, initialled O (four marks - WS; pot of lilies; WS; script M) (9;9). £250/...

James Ramsay (retailer) London 1912 - a silver helmet shaped cream jug in the neo-classical manner (four marks - JR in lozenge punch; and three Londo

NN ? (unascribed), c. 1830 - a fiddle pattern tablespoon, initialled S (four marks - pot of lilies; thistle; pot of liles; NN ?) (8;7/9). £9...

Thomas Shannon (possibly), c. 1865 - a fiddle pattern tablespoon, initialled L (four marks - pot of lilies; thistle; pot of lilies; TS in oval punch)

Rattray & Co., 1934 - Newport High Grammar School, The Fraser Medal, an attractive silver and polychrome enamel Dux prize medal, the enamel di...

William Constable, 1820 - a toddy ladle, fiddle and shell pattern (five marks - WC; and four Edinburgh marks) (9;6/9); and a fiddle pattern toddy lad

William Kermath, c. 1830 - a teaspoon, fiddle pattern (two marks - WK; DUN over DEE) (8;9). £55/70

Alexander Cameron, 1833 - two fiddle pattern dessert spoons, of heavy gauge, initialled B (six marks - CAM over ERON; four Edinburgh marks; DUN over

Andrew Davidson of Arbroath (possibly), c. 1835 - a toddy ladle, fiddle pattern, initialled S (four marks - pot of lilies; thistle; pot of lilies; ba

John Clark, 1751, assaymaster Hugh Gordon - a rare three-prong table fork, Hanoverian pattern, engraved with bird crest and traces of a motto, four

John Clark, 1751, assaymaster Hugh Gordon - a rare three-prong table fork ensuite with the preceding (8;7/8). £150/200

Robb & Whittet, 1844 - a composite set of six dessert spoons, single struck King's pattern, five by Robb & Whittet, the other by J McKay...

J McKay, 1857 - a sugar or preserve spoon, single struck King's pattern, initialled S (9;9/10). £35/45

William Davie, c. 1765 - a teaspoon, Scots fiddle pattern, initialled AR (one bottom mark - DAVIE) (7;7/8). £30/35

AG Wighton, c. 1835 - a silver gilt clan badge converted to a hooked sash or cloak clasp, with crest and motto 'FORTITUDINE ET FIDE' (maker&...

Alexander Henderson, c. 1800 - a pair of sugar tongs, bright-cut Old English pattern (9;9). £35/40

George Fenwick, 1814 - a pair of unusual toddy lifters of elongated oar pattern with flattened stems and circular bowls, initialled WAM (9;8/9). &...

Robert Gordon, 1745, assaymaster Hugh Gordon - a tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, with contemporary script initials TJ? over JB (8;6/8). £50/80

Mackay & Chisholm (2) and WE (4), 1838 and 1823 - a composite set of six teaspoons fiddle and shell pattern, initialled MF. £40/50

Andrew Wilkie, 1814 - four teaspoons of unusual pattern - Old English with feather edge and shell end (only one maker's mark legible) (8;5/7). ...

D.D., 1872 - a dessert spoon, fiddle pattern, initialled AJT (8;9). £10/15

John Zeigler, 1805 - a teaspoon, Old English pattern, initialled A; and another teaspoon by John Zeigler, 1805. (2) £10/15

William Cunningham (possibly) 1823 - a gravy straining spoon, fiddle pattern, the bowl with vertically pierced strainer, initialled TN (9;9/10). &...

Alex Gairdner, 1789 - a George III basting spoon, Old English pattern, initialled F (8;5/8). £130/150

AR (possible Alexander Rollo of Dundee), 1811 - a set of six large teaspoons, fiddle pattern, initialled S (8;8/9). £100/120

William Dempster, 1756, assaymaster Hugh Gordon - a pair of George II circular salt cellars each on three hoof feet surmounted with chased masks and f

JW, 1846 - a set of six fiddle pattern teaspoons, initialled JJG (9;9/10). £40/60

Alex Gairdner, c. 1790 - a set of four Old English pattern teaspoons (9;7/8); and two pointed-end teaspoons by RW, c. 1795 (8;8/9). (6) £40...

Andrew Wilkie, 1817, retailed by MORTON - a fiddle and thread salt spoon, initialled F (10;8/10); a single struck King's pattern sugar spoon, in...

Alex Henderson, 1814 - a pair of King's pattern sugar tongs with oval shell bowls (10;6/8). £15/20

John Edmonston (possibly), c. 1760 - a teaspoon of Scots fiddle pattern, initialled AG (maker's mark IE? only) (8;6). £15/25

Matthew Craw, c. 1805 - a set of six unusual pointed-end teaspoons initialled IT in script (three previously unrecorded marks - CRAW; thistle; duty ma

Joseph Pozzi and Robert Stewart, c. 1840 - a fine tablespoon, fiddle pattern, initialled I (four marks - J; P; ELN; RS) (10;10). £200/300

Joseph Pozzi and Robert Stewart, c. 1840 - a teaspoon, fiddle pattern (four marks - J; P; ELN; RS) (9;9/10). £80/120

Thomas Stewart, c. 1815 - a dessert spoon, Old English pattern (two boldly punched marks - TS; ELN) (8;10). £80/120

Thomas Stewart, c. 1815 - a dessert spoon ensuite with the preceding (8;10). £80/120

Charles Fowler, c. 1810 - a teaspoon, Old English pattern, initialled S (three marks - CF; ELN; A) (8;8/9). £30/50

Charles Fowler, c. 1815 - a sugar spoon, fiddle pattern, with square shaped bowl (three marks - CF; ELN; St. Giles) (7;6/9). £100/150

Joseph Pozzi and Robert Stewart, c. 1840 - a fine large tablespoon, fiddle pattern, initialled R and with eagle displayed crest (four marks - JP; ELN;

William Ferguson, c. 1830 - a set of six fiddle pattern teaspoons, initialled CAA, (two marks - WF; ELGIN) (10;9/10). £180/250