Scottish Provincial and Other Silver

WM (unascribed - probably Glasgow), c. 1780 - a tablespoon, Old English transitional pattern, initialled B (four marks - WM; S; WM; S) (8;8/9).
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Milne & Campbell, c. 1770 - a pair of sugar tongs of typical Scottish pattern with scallop-shaped bowls (two makrs - M & C twice) (8;7 - but...

A Coghill, 1842 - a set of twelve fiddle pattern teaspoons, initialled GP and numbered (9;9); also an Old English pattern teaspoon by Robert Gray, c.

William Clark (possibly), c. 1800 - a fine tablespoon, pointed-end Old English pattern, initialled I (five marks - WC; anchor; sailiing ship; c; oak t

William Clark (possibly), c. 1800 - a fine tablespoon, ensuite with the preceding (9;7/9). £150/200

William McMaster, c. 1820 - an unusual toddy ladle, fiddle pattern (four marks - anchor; oak tree; anchor; WMcM) (9;8/9). £150/200

John Heron, c. 1800 - two large tablespoons, pointed-end Old English pattern, intialled AAMS and with dolphin crest (five marks - IH in script; anchor

Unknown, c. 1820 - a fiddle pattern teaspoon, initialled K (three marks - anchor; oak tree; anchor). £10/20

Fraser Ferguson & MacBean, c. 1910 - a white metal mounted deer's hoof candlestick with two scroll supports and plain nozzle (three marks FF...

John Fraser, c. 1970 - a clan brooch, Geddes crest and motto (five marks - JF; INS - both incuse - and three Edinburgh marks). £25/30

Medlock & Craik, 1952 - a clan brooch with huntsman crest and motto 'Free for a Blast' (five marks - M&C; INVSS - both incuse; and t...

Charles Jamieson, c. 1800 - a tablespoon, Old English pattern, engraved with elaborate script initials DF (four marks - CJ; INS; camel; J) (8;8/9). ...

Robert Naughten, c. 1830 - a teaspoon, fiddle pattern, initialled IH (three marks RN; cornucopia; thistle) (9;7/8). £40/60

William Taylor, 1916 & 1919 - an 'Earl Roberts VC' Shooting Prize spoon (four marks - WT and three Sheffield marks) and a Society of Min...

Frazer Ferguson & MacBean, c. 1890 - a silver-mounted match holder formed as a deer's hoof with two forked scroll supports (three marks - FF...

Donald Fraser, 1830 - a set of three toddy ladles fiddle pattern, initialled W (five marks - DF; and four Edinburgh marks) (9;9/10). £150/200

John McRae, c. 1830 - two fiddle pattern teaspoons, initialled W (three marks - JMcR; INS; thistle) (8;8/9). £60/80

Jamieson & Naughten, c. 1815 - a teaspoon of heavy gauge Old English pattern, initialled MR and numbered 4 (two marks - J & N; INS) (8;7/9)....

Robert Naughten, c. 1825 - a fiddle pattern teaspoon, initialled W (three marks - RN; cornucopia; thistle) (9;9). £30/40

Alexander Ritchie, 1937 - a three prong fork with Celtic pattern stem and stylised wolf's head (six marks - AR; IONA; ICA - all incuse; and thre...