A GEORGE IV BALUSTER MUGby Robert Gray & Son, Glasgow 1829, Chased with all-over foliate and flower decoration on a matted ground and with gilt in...

A PAIR OF GEORGE III FIDDLE AND SHELL PATTERN GRAVY SPOONSby William and Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh, 1820 engraved with crest and motto, togeth...

A WILLIAM IV HOT WATER JUGby Alexander Edmonston, 1830 Edinburgh 1830 and further stamped with the mark of Marshall & Sons,Ornately embossed to de...

A PAIR OF GORGE V TRAPAIN TREASURE REPLICA SALTSby Brook & Son, Edinburgh 1929Each on ring foot, triangular bodies and beaded rims, diameter 12cm,...

A GEORGE III TEAPOTby Francis Howden, Edinburgh, 1811 Of oval, partly gadrooned form, with a bright-cut engraved band of flowers, together with a ...

A MATCHED THREE PIECE GEORGE III COFFEE SERVICEThe coffee pot, McHattie & Fenwick, Edinburgh, 1799 On pedestal foot, the shaped oval body bright-c...

A COLLECTION OF GEORGE III AND VICTORIAN MAINLY FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWAREVarious makers and dates, Comprising 18 table spoons, 12 table forks, 23 d...

A GEORGE V TRAPAIN TREASURE REPLICA LADLEby Brook & Son, Edinburgh 1927The circular bowl with a dolphin handle; and a further spoon, by Brook & So...

A VICTORIAN LUGGIEBy Aird & Thomson, Glasgow, 1882 Of flaring reed form with shell handles and applied fruiting vine, engraved Archibald John Angu...

AN EARLY VICTORIAN MUGAttributed to John Blackwood Caw, Edinburgh, 1838 On a foliate-chased foot, the thistle-shaped body chased with flowers and...

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CRADLE By Edward and Son, Glasgow, 1899The hooded cradle embossed and chased with Greenock Town Hall on one side and a vie...

TWO TRAPAIN TREASURE REPLICA DISHESby Brook & Son, Edinburgh 1928One circular, with deep well, the rim with beaded edge, 14cm diameter; the other ...

A WILLIAM IV SOUP TUREENby George Innes, Glasgow 1835On four leaf-wrapped scroll feet, of oval shape with trailing acanthus decoration, cartouche ...

A VICTORIAN EWERBy JM, Glasgow, 1856 Of ovoid form, chased overall with scrolls, foliage and flowers on a matted diaper ground, the branch-form ha...

A PAIR OF GEORGE II SALTSMaker's mark worn, Edinburgh, 1756 On three pad feet, the cauldron-shaped bowls with scalloped rims and with gilt interio...

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN ARTS AND CRAFTS VASESby Lawson & Co, Glasgow, 1904 With overall hammered finish, the pedestal bases joined to the narrow flari...

A GEORGE IV SILVER WATER JUGJames McKay, Edinburgh, 1827 On moulded foot, the pear-shaped body engraved with engraved arms, crest and motto and wi...

A VICTORIAN KING'S PATTERN FISH SLICEattributed to Robert Greig, Edinburgh, 1841 The blade pierced with foliate panel, together with a pair of kin...

A LARGE EARLY 18TH CENTURY SILVER-MOUNTED LABURNUM QUAICHUnmarked Of staved construction and bound with willow 'withies', the centre with a scallo...

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SALVERSBy Robert Gray and Son, Glasgow, 1819 Each on three vine and scroll feet, engraved with an armorial and motto within a...

A WILLIAM IV FIDDLE PATTERN TODDY LADLEBy William Ferguson of Peterhead Three marks: WF, PHD, WF Engraved 'AMR', weight .75oz.For further informat...

A SET OF FIVE EARLY VICTORIAN TABLE SPOONS,by Andrew Davidson of Arbroath four marks: AD, portcullis, AD, portcullis Engraved with initial M, weig...

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER QUAICHUnmarked Of conventional form, the shallow bowl with integral raised boss, height 3.5cm, length 19.6cm, weight 5oz...

A GEORGE III SKEWERBy William Hannay of Paisley, circa 1810 maker's mark only Of simple form with ring handle, engraved with initial 'f', length 3...

A GEORGE IV SOUP LADLEBy William Whitecross of Aberdeen two marks: WW,WW Of Old English pattern, engraved with initials 'JAM', length 33cm, weight...

FORRES; A FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONby John & Patrick Riach of Forres Three marks: turret, IPR, turret, With engraved initials 'GIS', length 14.1cm, ...

A WILLIAM IV FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONBy Robert Robertson of Cupar, circa 1830 Four Marks: R, Thistle, Fleur de Lys, R, Engraved with initials 'JM...

FORRES; A FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONBy John & Patrick Riach of Forres Three marks: turret, IPR, turret, with engraved initials 'GIS', length 14.1cm...

A RARE GEORGE III HELMET-SHAPED CREAM JUGBy Thomas Stewart of Elgin, 1820 Four marks: TS, Cathedral Wall, ELn, St Giles, Of slightly flaring for...

A GEORGE IV OLD ENGLISH PATTERN DESSERT SPOONBy Alexander Stewart of Tain, circa 1825 Three marks: AS, TAIN, 'Cup and Saucer' mark , weight 1.1oz....

A SET OF SIX GEORGE IV FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONSBy Alexander Cameron of Dundee, Two marks: CAMERON twice plus hallmarks for Edinburgh, 1827 1801Eng...

A SILVER AND SILVER GILT PUNCH BOWLBy John & Thomas Settle Gunn & Co, Sheffield 1825With a finely embossed trailing band of vines and a cartouche ...

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN THISTLE PEPPERSBy J.M.B, Birmingham, 1892 Each formed as a thistle head with pierced cover, in fitted case, height 4.5cm, weig...

A GEORGE IV FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONBy HW & T Lindsay, St Andrews Fair, circa 1820 Four marks, H.W, St.Andrew on the Cross, Anchor, TL , weight .6o...

A GEORGE II HANOVERIAN PATTERN TABLESPOONBy Alexande Shirras of Banff, circa 1755 Four Marks: AS, BANF, AS, Device, Engraved with initials 'PC ov...

A GEORGE II CAKE BASKETBy Lothian and Robertson, Assay Master Hugh Gordon, Edinburgh, 1752-3 Standing on four ball and claw feet, the oval body p...

AN EARLY VICTORIAN FIDDLE AND SHELL TEASPOONBy James Morrison of Fochabers circa 1840 Three marks: JM, JM, JM Engraved with initials, weight .6oz....

A GEORGE III FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONBy Charles Fowler, Elgin circa 1815 Three Marks: CF, ELN, CF Engraved with initials: 'JM', weight .4oz.For fur...

A GEORGE III BRIGHT-CUT ENGRAVED OLD ENGLISH TABLE SPOONBy William Murdoch, Glasgow, circa 1780 Four Marks: WM, S, WM, S , weight 1.7oz.For furthe...

A GEORGE IV FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONBy Thomas Stewart of Elgin circa 1820 Two marks: TS, ELn, engraved with italic initials.For further informatio...

A GEORGE IV FIDDLE PATTERN TODDY LADLEBy TD, possibly Cupar, circa 1820 Four marks: TD, Crown, Castle, Thistle, Engraved 'L', weight .8oz.For furt...

A Scottish silver hot water jugEdinburgh 1822Of baluster shape engraved with crest and motto; and a small salver, Edinburgh 1848, engraved with in...

A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOTBy Alexander Edmonston, Edinburgh, 1784, incuse duty mark The moulded and beaded pedestal foot supporting an urn-shaped ...

A GEORGE IV FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONby William Ferguson of Peterhead, circa 1820 Three marks: WF, PHD, WF , weight .5oz.For further information on...

A RARE GEORGE II SALVERBy Robert Gordon, Edinburgh, 1743, marked at the corners, Of heavy gauge and standing on four ogee bracket feet, the square...

A HANOVERIAN TEASPOONProbably Charles Blair, Edinburgh circa 1710 Maker's mark only Engraved with initials 'JO', weight .3oz.For further informati...

A GEORGE III FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONBy Joseph Pearson of Dumfries, circa 1800 Four Marks: Double-Headed Eagle, IP, Anchor, Device Engraved with in...

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SUGAR TONGSBy William Hannay of Paisley, circa 1810 three marks: WH, Rat, WH With shell bowls, engraved 'MR', weight 1.3oz.Fo...

A GEORGE IV GOBLETBy Robert Gray & Son Glasgow, 1826 The moulded pedestal foot supporting a baluster stem and U-shaped bowl, height 22.4cm, weight...

AN EARLY VICTORIAN FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONBY Andrew Davidson, Arbroath circa 1840 Four marks: AD, Head, Head, Portcullis , weight .4oz.For further...

A RARE WILLIAM IV OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TEASPOONBy George Elder of Banff, circa 1830 Three marks: GE, Mother and Child Mark, B, Engraved 'AJS', weig...

A GEORGE V SOUVENIR COFFEE SPOONBy Alexander Ritchie of Iona Stamped AR, IONA and with hallmarks for Birmingham, 1909 The bowl inscribed 'IONA' wi...

A VICTORIAN FIDDLE PATTERN FISH SLICEBy Rettie and Son with additional hallmarks for Edinburgh, 1837 The shaped blade with pierced design, weight ...

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED HORN SALAD SERVERSBY William Dunningham of Aberdeen, Two marks: W.D.&CO, STG., Each with chevon-engraved silver...

AN EARLY VICTORIAN WINE FUNNELBy Robert Gray & Sons, Glasgow, 1839 Of typical plain form with curved spout and gadrooned pull-off strainer, with ...

A GEORGE III FEATHER EDGE DESSERT SPOONBy Archibald & James Dalziel, Dumfries, circa 1780, Three Marks: A&I.D, S, A&I.D Engraved 'EE', weight .75o...

A George III/IV TODDY LADLEPossibly by John Clark, Perth circa 1820 Four Marks: IC, Pot of lilies, IC, Pot of lilies, Engraved 'DD', weight 1oz.Fo...

A GEORGE III BRIGHT-CUT WINE LABELJames Gordon, Aberdeen circa 1775 three marks: IG, ABD, IC, Of crescent shape, engraved 'WHITE WINE' , length 6....

A GEORGE III FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLEby Francis Howden, Edinburgh, 1808 Engraved with initial 'F', together with a King's pattern toddy ladle, Ed...

A GEORGE III POINTED END TABLESPOONBy Thomas Davie of Greenock circa 1820 Four marks: TD, Anchor, C, Oak Tree, Engraved with initial 'E', weight 2...