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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
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Rare Scottish provincial silver Christening mug with gilt interior, by William Whitecross, Aberdeen circa 1824. The front lightly engraved “ECP Knowles 12th October 1824 Presented on the day of her Christening by David Young Esq of Cornhill”. 2.5 inches high; 2.28 ounces
