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LOT 364
LOT 364
A mid-18th Century silver mote spoon with tapered stem and pyramid finial, the shell back bowl pierced with crosses and scrolls, indistinct marks, length approx 13cm.
Hammer price: £190
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LOT 365
LOT 365
A George III Old English pattern tablespoon, London 1785 by Hester Bateman (incuse duty mark), another George III silver Old English pattern tablespoon, London 1787 and eight silver Old English pattern teaspoons, various dates and makers.
Hammer price: £130
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LOT 366
LOT 366
A George II Scottish provincial silver Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, the terminal back with engraved initials 'JS' above 'AC', Perth circa 1735 by Francis and James Brown, length approx 20.5cm.
Hammer price: £500
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LOT 367
LOT 367
A George II Scottish provincial silver Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, the terminal back with engraved initials 'EG' above 'LD', Aberdeen circa 1735 by George Cooper, length approx 21.4cm. Note: see page 533 of Jackson's English Silversmiths and Their Marks for illustration of maker's mark.
Hammer price: £160
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LOT 368
LOT 368
A George III Scottish provincial silver Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, the terminal back with engraved initials 'TC', Canongate circa 1780 by Craw & Hill, length approx 20.5cm.
Hammer price: £280
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LOT 369
LOT 369
A George III Scottish provincial silver Old English pattern tablespoon, Paisley circa 1810 by William Hannay (rat mark), length approx 23cm.
Hammer price: £200
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LOT 370
LOT 370
A Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern tablespoon, Arbroath circa 1830, by Andrew Davidson, length approx 22.5cm. Note: see page 537 of Jackson's English Silversmiths and Their Marks for illustration of maker's mark.
Hammer price: £180
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LOT 371
LOT 371
A George III Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoon, Tain circa 1820 by Alexander Stewart (AS, Tain and Wheat Ear mark), length approx 17.7cm, together with a similar dessert spoon, Aberdeen circa 1820, marked 'GB ABD AB', and a further dessert spoon, Inverness circa 1830 by John McRae. Note: see pages 161 and 82 of Moss & Roe Highland Gold and Silversmiths for illustrations of Alexander Stewart and John McRae makers' marks.
Hammer price: £600
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LOT 372
LOT 372
A George III Scottish provincial silver Fiddle Pattern toddy ladle, Perth circa 1800 by Robert Keay, length approx 15.5cm. Note: see page 554 of Jackson's English Silversmiths and Their Marks for an illustration of a similar mark with two 'RK' maker's initials rather than the three on this ladle.
Hammer price: £200
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LOT 373
LOT 373
A George III Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern toddy ladle, Montrose circa 1810 by William Mill, length approx 16.3cm. Note: see page 550 of Jackson's English Silversmiths and Their Marks for illustration of maker's mark.
Hammer price: £260
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LOT 374
LOT 374
A George III Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern toddy ladle, Paisley circa 1810, possibly by I & GH, length approx 16.5cm.
Hammer price: £190
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LOT 375
LOT 375
An early 19th Century Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern toddy ladle, Dumfries circa 1830 by Mark Hinchsliffe, length approx 16cm.
Hammer price: £170
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LOT 376
LOT 376
A George IV Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern condiment spoon, Wick circa 1825 by John Sellar, length approx 12.5cm. Note: see page 178 of Moss & Roe Highland Gold and Silversmiths for illustration of maker's mark.
Hammer price: £500
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LOT 377
LOT 377
An early Victorian Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern salt spoon, Forres circa 1840 by John & Patrick Riach, length approx 10.4cm.
Hammer price: £950
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LOT 378
LOT 378
A George III Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern teaspoon, Cupar circa 1815 by Robert Robertson, length approx 13.5cm.
Hammer price: £320
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LOT 379
LOT 379
A George III Scottish provincial silver Old English pattern teaspoon, the terminal engraved with script initials 'JKW', Banff circa 1800 by John Keith, length approx 12.2cm, together with another Scottish provincial silver Old English pattern teaspoon, the terminal engraved with script initials 'AH' above 'J', Fochabers circa 1820 by J. McIver, length approx 14cm.
Hammer price: £580
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LOT 380
LOT 380
A rare Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern teaspoon, the terminal with engraved script initials 'WSD', Stonehaven circa 1840 by Alexander Glenny, marked 'A.G, S, T, O, N, H, N', length approx 13.5cm. Note: items of Stonehaven silver that can be confidently ascribed are extremely rare with only a handful known to survive. Only items with this combination of marks should be considered of definite Stonehaven manufacture. This must be considered among the rarest of all Scottish provincial town marks.
Hammer price: £2,900
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LOT 381
LOT 381
Three Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, the first terminal engraved with script initials 'JG', Elgin circa 1840 by Joseph Pozzi and Robert Stewart, the second terminal engraved with script initials 'AHG', Aberdeen circa 1825 by William Whitecross, the third terminal engraved with script initials 'ER', Dundee, circa 1820.
Hammer price: £220
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LOT 382
LOT 382
A silver caddy spoon, probably early 19th Century, the handle with bright cut engraved decoration, the bowl of scallop shell form, indistinct marks, possibly Scottish provincial, length approx 9.7cm.
Hammer price: £190
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LOT 383
LOT 383
A George III Scottish silver teapot of bullet form, the slightly squat spherical body and hinge lid chased with bands of rococo scrolls, fruit and scallop shells above a crest and motto, flanked by a scroll handle and fluted scroll moulded spout, on a domed circular foot, Edinburgh 1740 by Edward Lothian, Acting Assay Master mark of David Mitchell, height approx 15cm. Note: the engraved crest of a sun shining on a sunflower and motto 'Non Inferiora Secutus' belongs to the Clan Buchan of Auchmacoy, Aberdeenshire. Struck with the assay mark of David Mitchell, this piece can be dated to between February and September 1740. The previous Assay Master, Archibald Ure, resigned from the post in February 1740 and, in the absence of a suitable candidate to replace him, the role of Acting Assay Master was assumed by the office of Deacon until the post could be filled. David Mitchell, the then current Deacon, struck his mark until September, followed by subsequent Deacons Douglas Ged and Edward Lothian, until the post was filled once again when Hugh Gordon was appointed Assay Master in 1744.
Hammer price: £1,600
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