Scottish Provincial and Other Silver

John Shields, Dublin 1786 - two Irish dessert spoons, Old English pattern (7;8/9 - bowls worn). £20/30

William Eley, London 1830 - a fiddle pattern salt spoon, initialled JMB, (9;9) and a fiddle pattern mustard spoon by JM, London1822, initialled TSG (8

Hester Bateman, London 1781 - an Old English pattern teaspoon (8;5/9 - maker's mark partly rubbed) and seven various Georgian English teaspoons ...

D & J Welby, London 1893 - a silver gilt fruit serving spoon in the Dutch style (9;9); and two silver Christening spoons, London 1843 and 1868. ...

Richard Crossley & George Smith, London 1810 - a pair of fiddle, thread and shell pattern sugar tongs, (10;10); also a pair of fiddle pattern su...

William Chawner, 1823 - a fish slice, Old English pattern with shaped pierced blade, initialled D, (9;10). £120/180

IS (possibly John Sid of Perth), c. 1820 - a soup ladle, fiddle pattern with oval bowl, initialled D (five marks - IS; and four pseudo marks) (9;9/10)

JC, Birmingham 1861 - a Victorian silver fruit fork with silver tines and embossed handle; also a Continental silver fruit spoon with circular bowl (d

Robert Garrard, c. 1825 - a silver pistol-handled table knife with scrolled foliate end, engraved with crest and motto of Innes, steel scimitar blade

Carden Terry & John Williams, Cork, c. 1810 - an Irish silver large tablespoon pointed-end Old English pattern, initialled RCF (two marks - CT o...

Hester Bateman, c. 1790 - a fine pair of George III bright-cut sugar tongs initialled IM in script (10;8/9). £80/120

John Shields, Dublin, c. 1790 and John Keene, c. 1790 - four Irish silver large teaspoons, pointed-end Old English pattern, with betrothal initials D