A George IV Toddy Ladle made in Aberdeen circa 1830 by William Jamieson

A George IV Toddy Ladle made in Aberdeen circa 1830 by William Jamieson
A George IV Toddy Ladle made in Aberdeen circa 1830 by William Jamieson

A George IV Toddy Ladle made in Aberdeen circa 1830 by William Jamieson

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Scottish & Irish Silver

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135346

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The Toddy Ladle is made in the Fiddle Pattern and is engraved at the top of the stem with a set of contemporary initials.

Length: 6.45 inches

Year

1830

Country

Aberdeenshire

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