Scottish Provincial and Other Silver

Rettie & Son, 1840 - two teaspoons, fiddle pattern, one initialled S (eight marks - R&S; A; B; D; and four Edinburgh marks) (9;9), the othe...

Peter Lambert, c. 1810 - an Old English pattern teaspoon (three marks - thistle; PL; thistle) (8;8/9). £30/40

John Leslie, c. 1790 - an Old English pattern teaspoon, initialled WKS (two marks - IL; gothic letter). £20/25

Coline Allan, c. 1760 - a teaspoon, Hanoverian pattern, initialled RG over JY (maker's mark CA only) (8;7). £45/55

James Gordon (possibly), c. 1770 - a fine marrow scoop of heavy gauge engraved with a demi-lion rampant and coronet crest (maker's mark IG stru...

George Robertson, c. 1720 - a rare George I teaspoon of Hanoverian rat-tail pattern, engraved with contemporary initials ME (maker's mark GR o...

George Cooper, c. 1740 - a George II teaspoon, Hanoverian pattern initialled D over IAS (maker's mark GC only) (8;8). £50/70

James Erskine, c. 1800 - a fine set of twelve dessert spoons, Old English pattern with pointed bowls, initialled IR (three marks - E; three castles;

James Erskine, c. 1815 - a large fiddle pattern tablespoon, initialled R (three marks - three castles; E; hand with dagger) (9;9). £30/50

James Erskine, c. 1800 - a set of five teaspoons, Old English pattern, intialled AR (three marks - E; three castles; hand with dagger) (8;8).
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