Scottish Provincial and Other Silver

William Mill, c. 1815 - a pair of sugar tongs, oar pattern (four marks - WM; rose thrice) (8;8/9). £120/180

William Mill, c. 1810 - a fine pair of toddy ladles, Old English pattern, initialled G in script (five marks - WM thrice; rose twice) (9;9). £...

I & GH (unidentified), c. 1915 - two teaspoons, fiddle pattern, initialled TCM (three marks - I&GH; anchor twice) (5;5/8 - bowls worn). &#...

McGregor & Co, c. 1914 - a silver prize medal for the Perth Miniature Rifle Association (two marks - McG & Co; P) (9;9). £40/60

EW (Possibly Perth), c. 1810 - a teaspoon, Old English pattern (four marks - EW; S; tree; double-headed eagle) (9;8/9). £20/25

Robert Keay I, c. 1795 - a teaspoon, pointed-end, initialled RKS (three marks - single-headed eagles; RK; single-headed eagle) (9;8/9). £30/35

James Cornfute, c. 1775 - a tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, initialled K (four marks - IC twice; double-headed eagle twice) (8;8/9). £100/150

R & R Keay, 1837 - a toddy ladle, fiddle pattern (five marks - R&RK; and four Edinburgh marks) (9;8/9). £70/100

Robert Dickson, c. 1785 - a teaspoon, bright-cut Old English pattern (maker's mark RD only) (8;5). £35/40

Hugh Clark, c. 1770 - a tablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, initialled D (four marks - HC twice; single-headed eagle twice) (7;6/7). £90/120

Robert Keay I, c. 1795 - a dessert spoon, Celtic point pattern, initialled IHT (four marks - RK in oval punch twice; single-headed eagle twice) (8;6/8

Robert Keay I, c. 1795 - a dessert spoon ensuite with the preceding (8;10 - old repair to bowl). £30/40

Robert Keay I, c. 1795 - a dessert spoon ensuite with the preceding (6;7/9 - patched and repaired). £20/30

William Ritchie, c. 1810 - a punch ladle with circular bowl and partly-spiral baleen (whalebone) stem (two marks - WR; double-headed eagle) (8;7/8).

Charles Murray, c. 1820 - a teaspoon, fiddle pattern, initialled ER (four marks - CM twice; double-headed eagle twice) (8;8/9). £15/20

R & R Keay, c. 1830 - a fiddle pattern egg spoon, initialled W (three marks - eagle twice; R&RK) (9;7/9). £40/60

William Innes, c. 1830 - a teaspoon, fiddle pattern, initialled F (two marks - W.I.TAIN; thistle) (9;8/9). £450/650

William Innes, c. 1830 - a teaspoon ensuite with the preceding (9;8). £400/600

Alexander Stewart, c. 1820 - a fine and rare toddy ladle, fiddle pattern with characteristic deep circular bowl, engraved with contemporary script ini

Hugh Ross, c. 1750 - a rare punch ladle, the double-lipped oval bowl with shaped rim, tapering socket with heart-shaped junction and orb shaped finial

John Sellar, c. 1830 - a rare salt spoon, fiddle pattern, with traces of engraved initials (two worn marks - JS; WICK) (7;5/7). £250/350

EW, c. 1835 - a mustard spoon, single struck King's pattern, engraved crest (four marks - EW; star; thistle; star) (8;7/9). £60/70

Hester Bateman, 1782 - a tablespoon, Old English pattern, marks badly worn. £25/35

William Bateman, 1818 - a tablespoon, fiddle pattern, interestingly initialled P.TZ 1819 M.TZ (9;9). £15/20

AR, c. 1780 - a pair of sugar tongs, feather edge, initialled RC (maker's mark only AR stuck twice) (9;9). £50/60

GK, c. 1880 - a 15ct gold Masonic medal pendant with coronet and triangle inscribed, St Andrew's Chapter No. 14 Banff. £80/100

Two medals - Rotherham & District Scottish Association, Birmingham 1931; and The Scottish Clans Association of London, Birmingham 1909. £...

SB, Birmingham 1896 - a silver pierced and embossed belt buckle. £25/35

Hamilton & Inches (retailers) - a paste-set silver-backed buckle in original fitted case. £30/35

A large clan badge with gauntlet arm crest and motto 'PRO REGE ET PATRIA'. £30/40

Two small clan badges and another. (3) £20/30

Three various brass clan badges. (3) £35/40

West & Son of Dublin - a silver and parcel gilt 'Tara' brooch. £40/50

Four various silver brooches, one Celtic pattern by H & H Bros, Glasgow 1944 and three others. (4) £50/60

W Cummins, Dublin 1814 - an interesting Irish silver large sauce ladle, fiddle pattern, with broad oval bowl, initialled G (six marks - MULLEN; WC; fo

JA, Birmingham 1896 - a silver medal, inscribed 'A Coy 6th V.B.G.H., May 23rd 1897'. £15/25

AR (unascribed), c. 1795 - a dessert spoon, Old English pettern (three marks - AR; sunburst; AR) (9;8/9). £50/70

AR (unascribed), c. 1795 - a dessert spoon ensuite with the preceding (9;7/8). £50/70

RN (possibly Robert Naughten), c. 1835 - a toddy ladle, single struck King's pattern, initialled PJD (five marks - RN; and four pseudo marks) (8...

JS (possibly John Sid), c. 1820 - a dessert spoon, fiddle pattern, initialled D (five marks - JS; and four pseudo marks) (8;9 - but split to bowl).

Unknown, c. 1760 - a teaspoon, Scots fiddle pattern, unmarked; and three mid-Georgian Hanoverian pattern teaspoons, two with shell-back bowls, London,

Unknown, c. 1770 - a pair of sugar tongs of typical Scottish form with scallop-shaped bowls, initialled AG (old repair). £18/25

William Chawner, London 1825 - two salt spoons, fiddle pattern, initialled C (7;8 - but one bowl split). £10/15

Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1811 - two tablespoons, Old English pattern, intialled JBN (8;7/9 - one bowl dented); and an Old English pattern d...

IM (possibly Colonial), c. 1805 - three dessert spoons, Old English and thread pattern, initialled E (maker's mark IM only) (8;9). £15/25

IS (possibly Aberdeen), c. 1790 - a masking spoon, Old English pattern, initialled TED (maker's mark IS only) (8;9). £40/60

IA (possibly John Argo of Banff), c. 1825 - a set of six single struck King's pattern teaspoons, initialled D (four marks - IA; thistle; b; this...

EW, unknown, c. 1825 - two single struck King's pattern teaspoons, initialled D (four marks - EW; star; thistle; star) (8;5/7). £20/30

JO (possibly Continental), c. 1795 - a teaspoon, Old English pattern (four marks - JO?; wheatsheaf?; sunburst; flowerhead) (9;8/9). £10/20

Unknown (probably Danish), early 18th Century - a Scandinavian silver spoon with fig-shaped bowl and flattened stem, initialled PSS and scratched PW (