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A good quality, rare pair of novelty Sterling Silver Menu Holders in the form of Scottish Pipers made by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company in London. They are hallmarked with the maker's mark "G&S Co Ltd" for the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, the Lion Passant Sterling Silver mark, the London town mark and date letter "M" for 1947/48. They are in very good condition, although one piper has the end section of one of the bagpipe drones missing, this minor defect could be replaced by a silversmith, however not really that noticeable in my opinion. They measure approximately 4" inches (105mm) in height. A lovely item for use at the dinner table on a special occasion.

A good George III, Scottish Sterling Silver toddy or cream Ladle, Alexander Edmonstoun, Edinburgh c1806. The ladle hallmarked with the Monarch's Head duty mark, the maker's mark "AE" for Alexander Edmonstoun, the Scottish "thistle" silver mark and date letter "a" for 1806/07. There is an engraved initials to the terminal - see photo. A very nice ladle in good condition, albeit with a slight bend at the narrow point of the stem. It measures 1550mm in length. The weight is 21.5g.

A very good quality, Antique, early Victorian Scottish Silver Snuff Box made in by James Nasmyth of Edinburgh and dating from c1837. Scottish made snuff boxes are relatively rare and this is a nice example. The inside of the base is hallmarked with the Monarch's Head duty mark, the Scottish thistle silver mark, the maker's mark JN for James Nasmyth, the Edinburgh castle town mark and date letter f for 1837/38. The inside of the lid similarly hallmarked. The exterior of the box with lovely engine turned engraving to all the sides. The lid with the former owner's engraved initials. The box measures 77mm x 45mm x 14mm. The weight is 78.0g. We always have a good selection of fine quality antique snuff boxes in stock.

A small silver bowl, engraved with a fern leaf design by Angus McFadyen, Edinburgh c2006. The underside of the bowl hallmarked with the maker's mark AHMcF for Angus McFadyen, the .925 sterling silver mark alongside the Scottish Lion Rampant, the Edinburgh castle town mark and date letter g for 2006. The bowl measures 67mm in diameter and 40mm in height. The weight is 48.5g. It is in excellent condition. The work of Angus McFadyen is highly sought after, mostly working on commissions. In 2010 The Goldsmiths Company commissioned Angus to make a fern vase for its collection. His works are also included in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. Larger pieces by McFadyen sell for thousands at auction. Here is an opportunity for a collector to purchase an iconic McFadyen fern design bowl for a more modest outlay.

A rare Scottish Provincial Silver Teaspoon made by Joseph Pozzi & Robert Stewart, Elgin and dating from c1840. Pozzi & Stewart are recorded in Jackson's Silver as working in Elgin from c1840. It has very good, clear marks, with the maker’s mark “JP” for Joseph Pozzi, the "ELN" town mark for Elgin and the makers mark "RS" for Robert Stewart, . It measures approximately 5 1/23/4" inches (148mm) in length. The weight is 22.5g.

A rare Scottish Provincial Silver Teaspoon made by Thomas Stewart, Elgin and dating from c1815. Thomas Stewart is recorded in "Jackson's Silver" as working in Elgin from c1813. It has very good, clear marks, with the maker’s mark “TS” for Thomas Stewart, "ELN" town mark for Elgin. It measures approximately 5 1/2" inches (140mm) in length. The weight is 14.4g.

A very nice Scottish Provincial Silver Teaspoon by George Booth, Aberdeen c1810. George Booth is recorded as working in Aberdeen c1800 - 1825. The spoon is hallmarked with the maker's mark "GB" for George Booth and "ABD" the Aberdeen town mark. It measures just over 5 1/2" inches (140mm) in length. The weight is 15.6g. It is in excellent condition, a lovely addition to any collection, or for use on a special occasion. We always have a good selection of Scottish Provincial Silver in stock.

A very nice Scottish Provincial Silver Dessert Spoon by George Booth, Aberdeen c1810. George Booth is recorded as working in Aberdeen c1800 - 1825. The spoon is hallmarked with the maker's mark "GB" for George Booth and "ABD" the Aberdeen town mark. It measures just over 7" inches (175mm) in length. The weight is 33.9g. It is in excellent condition, a lovely addition to any collection, or for use on a special occasion. We always have a good selection of Scottish Provincial Silver in stock.

A GOOD PAIR ANTIQUE GEORGIAN SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER DESSERT SPOONS, G BOOTH ABERDEEN A very nice pair of Scottish Provincial Silver Dessert Spoons by George Booth, Aberdeen c1810. George Booth is recorded as working in Aberdeen c1800 - 1825. The spoons are hallmarked with the maker's mark "GB" for George Booth and "ABD" the Aberdeen town mark. They measure just over 7" inches (180mm) in length. The weight is 67.2g. It is in excellent condition, a lovely addition to any collection, or for use on a special occasion. We always have a good selection of Scottish Provincial Silver in stock.

A very nice pair of Scottish Provincial Silver tablespoons by a relatively rare maker, Nathaniel Gillert, Aberdeen c1795. Nathaniel Gillert is recorded as working in Aberdeen c1785 - 1821. The spoons have nice, very clear hallmarks, with the maker's mark "NG" for Nathaniel Gillert and "ABD" the Aberdeen town mark. They measure just over 8 1/2" inches (215mm) in length. The weight is 122.5g. It is in excellent condition, a lovely addition to any collection, or for use on a special occasion. We always have a good selection of Scottish Provincial Silver in stock.

A GOOD PAIR ANTIQUE GEORGIAN SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER TEASPOONS, G BOOTH ABERDEEN A very nice pair of Scottish Provincial Silver Teaspoons by George Booth, Aberdeen c1810. George Booth is recorded as working in Aberdeen c1800 - 1825. The spoons are hallmarked with the maker's mark "GB" for George Booth and "ABD" the Aberdeen town mark. They measure just over 5 1/2" inches (140mm) in length. The weight is 30.9g. It is in excellent condition, a lovely addition to any collection, or for use on a special occasion. We always have a good selection of Scottish Provincial Silver in stock.

A RARE ANTIQUE GEORGIAN SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER MUSTARD SPOON, G BOOTH ABERDEEN. A very nice Scottish Provincial Silver Mustard Spoon by George Booth, Aberdeen c1810. George Booth is recorded as working in Aberdeen c1800 - 1825. The spoon is hallmarked with the maker's mark "GB" for George Booth and "ABD" the Aberdeen town mark. It measures just over 3 3/4" inches (95mm) in length. The weight is 8.0g. It is in excellent condition, a lovely addition to any collection, or for use on a special occasion. We always have a good selection of Scottish Provincial Silver in stock.