Scottish Provincial and Other Silver

AHD & S, 1944 - a souvenir spoon with lotus pattern stem, the bowl inscribed IONA and with dove motif (four marks AHD & S - incuse; and thr...

AHD & S, 1946 - a set of six Iona style coffee spoons with Celtic pattern stems (four marks AHD & S - incuse; and three Birmingham marks - 2...

Guide Book - 'Iona Past and Present with Maps' by Ritchie, 5th Edition 1947. £15/20

JH in monogram, 1962 - a silver Luckenbooth brooch (six marks - JH; IONA SILVER; and four Glasgow marks). £25/30

Alexander Ritchie, 1931 - a circular brooch pierced with a Viking galley (six marks - AR and Iona - both incuse; ICA; and three Birmingham marks). ...

Highland Home Industries - a medieval style annular plaid brooch with gothic style initials (five marks - HHI; IONA; and three Edinburgh marks). &...

S & Co, Chester 1948 - an Iona pattern penannular plaid brooch. £20/30

C.A.I. - an oval silver brooch, pierced and engraved with a lion rampant (four marks - CAI; IONA; STERLING; SCOTLAND). £20/30

John Glennie, c. 1820 - a teaspoon, oar pattern, initialled (four marks - IG; stylised rose; IG; stylised rose) (9;8/9). £40/60

Peter Lambert, c. 1815 - a dessert spoon, oar pattern, initialled SB (five marks - thistle; rose; PL; rose; thistle) (9;7/9). Although these marks ar

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