A Private Die Fiddle & Thread Pattern Dessert Spoon made in Glasgow in 1833 by Robert Gray & Son.

A Private Die Fiddle & Thread Pattern Dessert Spoon made in Glasgow in 1833 by Robert Gray & Son.

A Private Die Fiddle & Thread Pattern Dessert Spoon made in Glasgow in 1833 by Robert Gray & Son.

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Scottish & Irish Silver

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69093

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A William IV private die Fiddle & Thread Pattern Dessert Spoon. Displaying the Crest of the Bartholomew family of Glasgow. Made in Glasgow

Dimensions:

Height 7 cm / 3"
Year

1833

Country

Scotland

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