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A good, 18th century, George II, English Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop made in London and dating from c1750. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark "SC" possibly for Samuel Courtauld, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's Head Crowned London town mark and date letter P for 1750/51. This marrow scoop is in excellent condition. It measures 8" inches (205mm) in length. The weight is 27.7g. A lovely example of English Georgian silver for the antique silver collector.

A very good, 18th century, George II, English Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop made in London and dating from c1757. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark "LB" for louis Black, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's Head Crowned London town mark and date letter B for 1757/58. This marrow scoop is in excellent condition. It measures just over 8" inches (205mm) in length. The weight is 28.4g. A lovely example of English Georgian silver for the antique silver collector.

A good Novelty, Vintage English Sterling Silver PORT Wine Label in the form of an Oyster Shell. The label was made by Harman Brothers of Spencer Street, Birmingham and dates from c1962. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark HBROS for Harman Brothers, the Lion Passant silver mark, the Birmingham town mark and date letter N for 1962/63. It measures 47mm in height by 50mm in width.

A very good, 18th century, George III, English Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop made in London and dating from c1797. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark GG for George Gray, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's Head Crowned London town mark and date letter B for 1797. This marrow scoop is in excellent condition. It measures approximately 9" inches (230mm) in length. The weight is 38.8g. A lovely example of English Georgian silver for the antique silver collector.

A good quality English sterling silver Whisky Tumbler Cup. The tumbler is hallmarked with the maker's mark S&Sn for Spink & Son, the Lion passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's Head London town mark and date letter l for 1966/67. It measures approximately 75mm in diameter, 60mm in height and the weight is 124.0g. A really nice item, it would make an excellent gift for a whisky lover. Great for someone to enjoy a dram of Scottish single malt whisky (or gin, vodka, rum) on a special occasion.

A very good quality, Antique, early Victorian English Silver Presentation Snuff Box made by Thomas Shaw of Birmingham and dating from c1837. The inside of the base is hallmarked with the maker's mark TS, the Birmingham anchor town mark and date letter O for 1837/38. The inside of the lid with the Monarch's Head duty mark, the maker's mark TS and Lion Passant sterling silver mark. The exterior of the box with lovely decorative engraving to all the sides. The lid with a presentation inscription Presented to James Bateman by his Bro. Officers Inl. Rev. 31st Dec 1897. The box measures 73mm x 42mm x 16mm. The weight is 78.0g/2.75oz/2.50ozt. We always have a good selection of fine quality antique snuff boxes in stock.

A very good, rare Scottish Provincial Silver Serving Spoon or large Tablespoon made in Banff by William Simpson c1830. William Simpson is recorded as working in Banff c1825-1855. The ladle is marked with the Maker's Mark "WS" for William Simpson, the "thistle" mark and Letter "B" for Banff. It has the initial "Y" engraved on the handle. The spoon measures 9" inches (230mm) in length. The weight is 61.5g. It is in excellent condition and would make a great addition to any collection. We always have an excellent selection of Scottish Provincial Silver in stock.

A very good quality, English sterling silver jewellery box, made by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham c1963. The cedar wood lined box is supported on four bracket feet with plain silver sides and engine turned engraving to the lid. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark HCD for Henry Clifford Davis, the lion passant sterling silver mark, the anchor Birmingham town mark and date letter O for 1963/64. It measures 120mm x 95mm x 42mm in height. The box is in excellent condition.

A very nice Scottish Provincial Silver Toddy Ladle by George Booth, Aberdeen c1810. A lovely ladle that can be also used as a sauce or cream ladle. George Booth is recorded in Jackson's Silver as working in Aberdeen c1800 - 1825. The ladle is hallmarked with the maker's mark "GB" for George Booth and "ABDN" the Aberdeen town mark. It is engraved with the initial "Y" The ladle is in excellent condition. It measures 6 1/4" inches (160mm) in length. The weight is 30.1g

A very nice Scottish Provincial Silver Toddy Ladle made by Charles Murray of Perth and dating from c1820. Charles Murray is recorded in Jackson's Silver as working in Perth c1816 to 1825. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark "CM" (twice) for Charles Murray and the double headed eagle (twice) the Perth town mark. The ladle is in excellent condition. It measures approximately 6 1/2" inches (140mm) in length. The weight is 28.3g.

A superb English Britannia standard silver gilt Whisky Tumbler Cup complete with the original fitted presentation case. This lovely item is made from Britannia silver, a higher grade of silver than the more common sterling silver. Britannia silver was originally introduced in 1697 because sterling silver coins were being melted by silversmiths for use, thus causing a shortage of coins. In England, an Act of Parliament was passed stating that after 26 March 1697 silver must be made of the higher Britannia grade. Sterling silver was reintroduced from 1 June 1720, and thereafter Britannia silver has remained an optional standard for hallmarking in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The tumbler is hallmarked with the maker's mark FH for Francis Howard, 958 and Britannia for Britannia standard silver, the Sheffield rose town mark and date letter N for 2012. Also the optional Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee mark. It measures approximately 60mm in diameter, 45mm in height and the weight is 88.7g. A really nice item, it would make an excellent gift. Great for someone to enjoy a dram of whisky (or gin, vodka, rum) on a special occasion.

A very good quality, Antique, William IV, Scottish Silver Gilt Table Snuff Box made in by James Nasmyth of Edinburgh and dating from c1836. Scottish made snuff boxes are relatively rare and this is a very nice example. The box has the Russian Imperial Monogram of Tsar Nicholas on the lid and possibly was made for the Russian Emperor Nicholas I (1796-1855). He reigned as Emperor of Russia from 1825 to 1855. 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 E for 1836/37. The inside of the lid similarly hallmarked. The exterior of the box with lovely engine turned engraving to all the sides. The lid with with an applied white gold and enamel crowned initial inset H set with diamonds, rubies and an emerald. The box measures approximately 87mm x 58mm x 25mm. The weight is 170.6g/6.01oz/5.48ozt. We always have a good selection of fine quality antique snuff boxes in stock.