A fine pair of George III Toddy Ladles made by William Mill of Montrose and assayed in Edinburgh in 1817.

A fine pair of George III Toddy Ladles made by William Mill of Montrose and assayed in Edinburgh in 1817.
A fine pair of George III Toddy Ladles made by William Mill of Montrose and assayed in Edinburgh in 1817.
A fine pair of George III Toddy Ladles made by William Mill of Montrose and assayed in Edinburgh in 1817.
A fine pair of George III Toddy Ladles made by William Mill of Montrose and assayed in Edinburgh in 1817.

A fine pair of George III Toddy Ladles made by William Mill of Montrose and assayed in Edinburgh in 1817.

£450
Category

Scottish & Irish Silver

Reference

310084

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The Toddy Ladles are modelled in the fiddle pattern, with very elegant curved stems and circular bowls. The top of each stem is engraved with a contemporary Crest and each is very well marked.



Length: 6.45 inches, 16.13cm.

Year

1817

Country

Edinburgh

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