Scottish Provincial and Other Silver

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