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Scottish provincial silver cross on natural pebble base, by Iain McCormick, Iona circa 1945. Marks: IMC IONA, and NI. SILVER. The underside of the base scratched ‘St John’s Iona’. 3.5 inches high
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George III Scottish provincial silver sugar tongs by David Gray of Dumfries, also with Edinburgh Hallmarks for 1813. 5.75 inches long; 1.45 ounces
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Pair of Scottish provincial Inverness silver fiddle pattern tablespoons, by Donald Frazer, Inverness circa 1810. The handles engraved with script initials JJM. 9 inches long; 4.5 ounces
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Scottish provincial teaspoon, single struck Kings pattern, by George Jamieson, Aberdeen, with full London Hallmarks for 1857. 5.6 inches long; 0.84 ounces
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Pair of Scottish provincial silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons by Robert Naughton, Inverness, circa 1830. Engraved on the handles with script initials JHMB. 7.25 inches long; 2.3 ounces
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Small pair of Scottish provincial silver bright cut sugar tongs by Charles Jamieson, Inverness circa 1790. 3.75 inches long; 0.58 ounces
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Scottish provincial silver fiddle pattern teaspoon by James Walker, Aberdeen circa 1850. The handle engraved with a script initial H, and the number 1. 5.5 inches long; 0.5 ounces
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Scottish provincial silver teaspoon by Robert Keay and Nephew, Perth circa 1830.The handle engraved with a crest of an arm in armour holdinga dagger above an initial D. 5.9 inches long; 0.75 ounces
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Scottish provincial silver fiddle pattern toddy ladle by Alexander Grant, Aberdeen circa 1825. the handle engraved with a script capital M. 6.75 inches long; 1 ounce
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Scottish provincial silver oar pattern tablespoon by Alexander Macleod, Inverness circa 1825. The handle engraved with a gothic capital G. 9 inches long; 2.4 ounces
