Scottish Provincial and Other Silver

James Gordon, c. 1780 - two teaspoons, Old English transitional pattern (maker's mark IG only) (7;7/8). £30/35

John Ewen, c. 1805 - an unusual salt spoon, Old English pattern with plain scallop shaped bowl, initialled A (poorly struck maker's mark JoE on...

George Jamieson, 1861 - a sugar spoon, single struck King's pattern, of good gauge, initialled IS in monogram (six marks - GJ; ABDN; and four L...

William Dunningham & Co., c. 1900 - a silver mounted horn drinking bowl with plain rim and central boss initialled JMLT (marked twice with thr...

William Dunningham & Co., 1905 - a silver mounted horn quaich with central initial disc inscribed SGUAB AS'E (throw it back) the lug handl...

William Dunningham & Co., 1936 - a pair of silver mounted horn salad servers with applied silver shields initialled W. £50/80

George Booth, c. 1820 - a teaspoon, fiddle pattern, initialled D (five marks - GB; A; B; D; N) (9;9). £25/30

George Jamieson, 1845 - a set of six fiddle pattern teaspoons, initialled M (seven marks - GJ; ABDN; four London marks; mark of Hayne & Cater)...

William Dunningham & Co., c. 1930 - a pair of silver mounted horn salad servers applied with plain silver shields and ends (three marks - WD&a...

William Jamieson, c. 1830 - a sugar spoon, fiddle pattern with square shaped bowl, initialled RAM (five marks - WJ; A; B; D; WJ) (8;8/9). £...